Last one I went to you go and plunk down your money and walk out with
your purchase. I *think* they run a background check somehow but I
don't recall.
This aspect has the anti crowd all twisted up.
--R
On 10/29/14 9:59 AM, Dan Penoff via Mercedes wrote:
With the recent discussion raising
Interesting.
On the rental front at our local range, they say they have Beretta 3901s for
their rental guns.
Opinions? I'm looking for semi auto guns that might mimic a Remington 1100, for
example..
Thanks,
Dan
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On Oct 29, 2014, at 10:04 AM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes
I was curious as to how purchases work at gun shows.
Depends upon who's selling. If seller has a FFL he has
to obey all the checks, waiting periods, etc. If a
private citizen, nothing. That's the infamous loophole:
private sales. Most of what you would see at a show is
not privately held;
That discussion will lead instantly to politics, so I would avoid it.
At this date, private citizens may buy or sell freely, privately owned
items. Prudence however would indicate you protect yourself by asking for
some form of ID from the buyer, and a written bill of sale, which documents
the
I certainly don't want to wander into the political side of this discussion for
obvious reasons, I'm just curious as to the mechanics of such things never
having experienced them.
If I understand you correctly, sales like those that take place online, such as
you would see at gunbroker.com,
Dan Penoff via Mercedes wrote:
I certainly don't want to wander into the political side of this discussion for
obvious reasons, I'm just curious as to the mechanics of such things never
having experienced them.
If I understand you correctly, sales like those that take place online, such as
Dan,
I am not the end all of knowledge, so I defer to any and all greater and
better informed to answer your question.
My understanding for on line sales which involve interstate movement of
the gun sold, or any non-personal contact requires the gun to be sent to
a FFL licensed dealer, and the
Rednecks, all of ya:)
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On Oct 29, 2014, at 2:01 PM, G Mann via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com
wrote:
Dan,
I am not the end all of knowledge, so I defer to any and all greater and
better informed to answer your question.
My understanding for on line sales which
Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT - Shotguns/Pistols
Date: October 29, 2014 11:01:28 AM PDT
To: Dan Penoff d...@penoff.com, Mercedes Discussion List
mercedes@okiebenz.com
Dan,
I am not the end all of knowledge, so I defer to any and all greater and
better informed to answer your question.
My understanding
Short answer: Sales at gun shows work exactly the same as they work
anywhere else. There is no such thing as a gun show loophole.
Scott
I was curious as to how purchases work at gun shows.
Depends upon who's selling. If seller has a FFL he has to obey all the
checks,
waiting periods,
I've heard anecdotal tales about guns being bought and sold in the parking lot
at gun shows, but they were just that - hearsay. I don't know anyone who has
ever done it. Probably because the law has people wandering around offering to
do just that to keep people safe/legal.
Dan
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Dan Penoff via Mercedes wrote:
I've heard anecdotal tales about guns being bought and sold in the parking lot
at gun shows, but they were just that - hearsay. I don't know anyone who has
ever done it. Probably because the law has people wandering around offering to
do just that to keep
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