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1) Unless you hold an FFL, this is unfortunately becoming illegal in some infringed-upon jurisdictions.
by 15155 11y ago
1) Unless you hold an FFL, this is unfortunately becoming illegal in some infringed-upon jurisdictions.
- hga 11y agoBleah. As far as the feds are concerned, as long as you're not "in the business", you're OK, and these buybacks tend to be rare and one offs. In practice and from their viewpoint, the first case of valuable guns is OK because there don't tend to be too many of them and there can be many different people doing this for any one buyback, in the latter case it tends to be FFLs who play that game since they can easily have a collection of junker guns they've bought but that didn't sell.
- 15155 11y agoI'm speaking specifically about states regulating private sales. In some non-free states, you cannot legally transfer your property to another private individual.