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In the Editorial page of an older (June 2017) copy of American Rifleman.
By Mark A. Keefe IV. (The Keefe Report.)
Pretty much involved a very good way to track what is selling, and for how much. Etc.
Stressed that "Every Sale, goes through an FFL."
I was pleased to see it.
By Mark A. Keefe IV. (The Keefe Report.)
Pretty much involved a very good way to track what is selling, and for how much. Etc.
Stressed that "Every Sale, goes through an FFL."
I was pleased to see it.
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Kinda surprising since GB forums are where people go to bash and disparage the NRA. 0 -
The NRA may not do "everything" right for the gun world but it does help keep the wolves at bay. 0 -
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WearyTraveler wrote:The NRA may not do "everything" right for the gun world but it does help keep the wolves at bay.
It makes the Fudds comfortable in their acceptance of anti-Constitutional firearms restrictions. So you are partially correct. It keeps the wolves of Constitutional conscience at bay.
If people only tried to understand what is being said by the quote in the OP.0 -
Don McManus wrote:WearyTraveler wrote:The NRA may not do "everything" right for the gun world but it does help keep the wolves at bay.
It makes the Fudds comfortable in their acceptance of anti-Constitutional firearms restrictions. So you are partially correct. It keeps the wolves of Constitutional conscience at bay.
If people only tried to understand what is being said by the quote in the OP.
What quote is that?
"Every Sale goes through an FFL?"0 -
What is really funny is that this is not at all true......the number of guns sold or transferred is not something you will get from looking at the FFL system. So, even if "all guns" wen't through an FFL it wouldn't give you any clue how many there were. 0 -
Yes. That quote. It's hardly something to celebrate.KenK/84Bravo wrote:Don McManus wrote:WearyTraveler wrote:The NRA may not do "everything" right for the gun world but it does help keep the wolves at bay.
It makes the Fudds comfortable in their acceptance of anti-Constitutional firearms restrictions. So you are partially correct. It keeps the wolves of Constitutional conscience at bay.
If people only tried to understand what is being said by the quote in the OP.
What quote is that?
"Every Sale goes through an FFL?"0 -
Mr. Perfect wrote:
Yes. That quote. It's hardly something to celebrate.KenK/84Bravo wrote:Don McManus wrote:
It makes the Fudds comfortable in their acceptance of anti-Constitutional firearms restrictions. So you are partially correct. It keeps the wolves of Constitutional conscience at bay.
If people only tried to understand what is being said by the quote in the OP.
What quote is that?
"Every Sale goes through an FFL?"
While I agree, that quote is nothing to celebrate, it goes in the Face of Liberals who claim "Internet Gun Sales are a Loophole in Legal Gun Sales."
They are not.
That was my emphasis in posting this.0 -
Well, the quote isn't even true. Even if it is infrequent, sellers on GB do sell guns to private individuals in their (still free) state and the sale does not go through an FFL, nor need it.KenK/84Bravo wrote:Mr. Perfect wrote:
Yes. That quote. It's hardly something to celebrate.KenK/84Bravo wrote:
What quote is that?
"Every Sale goes through an FFL?"
While I agree, that quote is nothing to celebrate, it goes in the Face of Liberals who claim "Internet Gun Sales are a Loophole in Legal Gun Sales."
They are not.
That was my emphasis in posting this.0 -
Mr. Perfect wrote:
Well, the quote isn't even true. Even if it is infrequent, sellers on GB do sell guns to private individuals in their (still free) state and the sale does not go through an FFL, nor need it.KenK/84Bravo wrote:Mr. Perfect wrote:
Yes. That quote. It's hardly something to celebrate.
While I agree, that quote is nothing to celebrate, it goes in the Face of Liberals who claim "Internet Gun Sales are a Loophole in Legal Gun Sales."
They are not.
That was my emphasis in posting this.
You are referencing face to face sales, Randy. (My preference by the way.)
My emphasis was, and still is, Liberals got it all wrong - in that Internet Gun Sales are incognito. They are not.
Not a difficult point to understand I believe.0 -
Move the bar however you wish. Some GB transactions take place where the gun changes hands without going through an FFL.. yes, face to face. But the internet and GB specifically are involved in the transaction as well.KenK/84Bravo wrote:Mr. Perfect wrote:
Well, the quote isn't even true. Even if it is infrequent, sellers on GB do sell guns to private individuals in their (still free) state and the sale does not go through an FFL, nor need it.KenK/84Bravo wrote:
While I agree, that quote is nothing to celebrate, it goes in the Face of Liberals who claim "Internet Gun Sales are a Loophole in Legal Gun Sales."
They are not.
That was my emphasis in posting this.
You are referencing face to face sales, Randy. (My preference by the way.)
My emphasis was, and still is, Liberals got it all wrong - in that Internet Gun Sales are incognito. They are not.
Not a difficult point to understand I believe.0 -
Yes.
Moving the Bar.
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GB GB GB GB chant again.. 0 -
Locust Fork wrote:What is really funny is that this is not at all true......the number of guns sold or transferred is not something you will get from looking at the FFL system. So, even if "all guns" wen't through an FFL it wouldn't give you any clue how many there were.
I took the quote to mean that all GB sales went thru an FFL. While that's not 100% correct, that's what I thought he meant.0 -
KenK/84Bravo wrote:Mr. Perfect wrote:
Yes. That quote. It's hardly something to celebrate.KenK/84Bravo wrote:
What quote is that?
"Every Sale goes through an FFL?"
While I agree, that quote is nothing to celebrate, it goes in the Face of Liberals who claim "Internet Gun Sales are a Loophole in Legal Gun Sales."
They are not.
That was my emphasis in posting this.
The quote is true for the vast majority of GB sales.
I fail to see how it 'Goes in the Face of Liberals', when it is a confirmation that they are winning.0 -
Mr. Perfect wrote:Move the bar however you wish. Some GB transactions take place where the gun changes hands without going through an FFL.. yes, face to face. But the internet and GB specifically are involved in the transaction as well.
Not legally. Anything can change hands illegally by criminals0 -
Smitty500mag wrote:Mr. Perfect wrote:Move the bar however you wish. Some GB transactions take place where the gun changes hands without going through an FFL.. yes, face to face. But the internet and GB specifically are involved in the transaction as well.
Not legally. Anything can change hands illegally by criminals
Yes legally. Legally is what I am talking about here.0
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