Negligant discharge

[StuP]

Probably to go after the guy who sold him the gun since he probably wasn't legal to own. Another reason to avoid a BOS.

So as the buyer had a GWL, you'd have to assume he'd been disqualified since it's issue, I wonder why ?

 

[Bypass]

So as the buyer had a GWL, you'd have to assume he'd been disqualified since it's issue, I wonder why ?

May be an old GWL mine is expired and I still have it and things can change. He could have been charged with domestic abuse since he got his GWL there are lots of scenarios.

 

[lostgeorge75]

I bought the gun from a dealer so no fears of it being stolen and guy showed his permit and DL so I should be fine. Maybe it was to keep the PD from keeping it since he lives around Atlanta? I was half asleep and texted a BOS.

 

[MJH661]

If the police have any questions, they start at the original purchaser and track it forward. If you don't hear from them, probably no worries. If you do, tell them about the legal sale/trade. No worries on your part.

 

[jrocg0102]

Then again, couldn't buyer produce pm's via odt? I would have thought that should be enough on buyers part?

 

[StuP]

The pertinent question is do you have to prove ownership if asked by the police ? If the weapon's not on a stolen list, can they require it ?

 

[Marietta tony]

Are you sure he wasn't drunk and in the shower, quite possibly could of been cleaning it

 

[glocker]

Yeah.... atf is going to smash in your door, probably by Tuesday .......get off of the odt as quick as you can!

 

[BDR1]

I bought the gun from a dealer so no fears of it being stolen and guy showed his permit and DL so I should be fine. Maybe it was to keep the PD from keeping it since he lives around Atlanta? I was half asleep and texted a BOS.

Don't think i'd have done that....but I don't own a gun just knives

 

[emptyMAGS]

Well this is an interesting new slant on the “BOS rant” themed threads.

I know right...