yep so why the new rule? we know you cant buy a gun and flip it.. so why now give the burden of proving you did not? i have traded around to change up and grow my collection, but now the burden of proof will be on me to prove i did not buy to sell, or sell too many, or sell too soon, or sell for more... that all equals lawyer.. that equals big bucks..To do what? Trade into something better? No it is not against the law. Buying with the intent to sell to make money without a license has always been against the law.
you guys are not looking at what we see. you are a ffl, its my understanding that if i bought a collection, then decided to sell it, took it to a ffl and cosigned it......i would still could be breaking the law... even though every firearm would have a 4473... its the burden of proof and no set number or amount that makes you "in business"..
what if i go buy a hard to find gun, then have a family emergency and i need money asap.. i got a deal, thats why i bought it. a hardship caused me to sell it... i sell it for more, am i now in the business? its hypothetical, but its still a concern...