Didn’t like be told no sale

[ARCman47]

@Not_The_ATF

Where the **** has he been

 

[ARCman47]

He's rarely on here.

Nah he is, just on his other non-ATF account

 

[gh1950]

This thread is really starting to go places...

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Yep, and that just never happens on ODT.

 

[gh1950]

Exactly. You could make up a bill of sale out of thin air and it would be equally as useful.

This is the primary point that the junior G-men seem oblivious to. Unless it's notarized, establishing that it was actually signed by two people on a certain date, an unnotarized BOS is olny effective between the two parties to establish certain issues of ownership.

If it was critical, I'd make up a BOS to "John Smith" and tell them that I don't know what he did with the gun after I sold it to him.

 

[Blue bio balls]

Nah he is, just on his other non-ATF account

Coworker..

 

[gh1950]

Again, that only means the holder of the GWCL was able to pass a background check at the time it was issued. That doesn't guarantee he is still legally able to purchase firearms at the time you are selling him a firearm.
Seeing a GWCL in someones wallet does not mean you aren't selling to a felon.

Or has been convicted of a MISDEMEANOR crime of domestic violence,

Or has a pending CIVIL TPO against them, which is not on any central registry anywhere,

Or has been CHARGED with a crime with a penalty of more than a year in jail,

All of which are way more likely to occur than a felony conviction.

 

[ARCman47]

Coworker..

Gillsville, eh?

 

[Gunanddoglover]

@Not_The_ATF

He's rarely on here.

 

[Blue bio balls]

That's him..

 

[Kahrnut]

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That's him..

Did you shoot him in the elbow?