purchase ?
what is to stop a FFL from buying a firearm from ------, for themself and not listing it in their A&D book🤔
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Nothing, it would be their personal gun.
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I have bought a gun or two from unlicensed individuals, that I did not enter into my book, because I intended to keep the guns or present them to a family member. Later on, if I choose to sell it, I enter it in my book and treat it as any other gun in my inventory.
If I buy it from another FFL, I enter it in my book, and if it's one I want to keep, I show it transferred to "personal collection."
I don't sell any "personal collection" guns. If I need to, or want to, sell one, it goes back on the book.
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David Nunn: 30380216723483/comments/30380216962843
I have bought a gun or two from unlicensed individuals, that I did not enter into my book, because I intended to keep the guns or present them to a family member. Later on, if I choose to sell it, I enter it in my book and treat it as any other gun in my inventory.
If I buy it from another FFL, I enter it in my book, and if it's one I want to keep, I show it transferred to "personal collection."
I don't sell any "personal collection" guns. If I need to, or want to, sell one, it goes back on the book.
what about from a distributor?
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jwb267: 30380216723483/comments/30380178376091
https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11376149#Comment_11376149
what about from a distributor?
I believe I addressed that. A distributor is a FFL, just as a retail dealer is.
"If I buy it from another FFL, I enter it in my book, and if it's one I want to keep, I show it transferred to 'personal collection.'"
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sorry
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