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AR in layaway
- Thread starter Toddrid
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it would fall under whatever the new rules are required for ownership.
I would ask the place that has it on layaway and see if AR's do become banned (and please understand I don't think they will) if they will refund your money. And do so in a timely manner.
the long in the short of it, buy it now, and worry about ownership IF, and a VERY big if, anything like that materializes.
I would ask the place that has it on layaway and see if AR's do become banned (and please understand I don't think they will) if they will refund your money. And do so in a timely manner.
the long in the short of it, buy it now, and worry about ownership IF, and a VERY big if, anything like that materializes.
Theres gonna be a ban??????
He seems pretty sure, doesn't he...
I'm in the same boat, and had the same question. My place told me they would sell until they were out of stock should a gun ban be imposed, and that the LayAway process acts as a sale retroactive to whenever you initially put money down for the firearm. That being said, I have also made arrangements for a couple other avenues of acquiring what I'm looking for should something happen and my LayAway deal falls through. I think it depends on your supplier.
Ain't gonna be no ban.
I used to keep a bowl of those next to the bed for my lady friends on their way OUT
Gross.
I think any gun without a form 4473 filled out with serial number on it will not be considered owned before the date of ban.
