Why does everyone wanna see DL or GWCL?

[BanjoJohn]

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I did, see post #91

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So you are more worried about selling a firearm to someone from out of state or a convicted felon, than being in possession of a stolen firearm that may or may not have been used in a crime?
Yes, you can check serial numbers very quickly. Personally, I'd rather cut a loss than know I contributed by giving a gun to someone that does harm.


lol

 

[BanjoJohn]

Why does everyone wanna see DL or GWCL?

Because it makes them feel good about themselves.

Kinda like preventing or believing in global warming.

Being able to say I did something Meee Toooo! lol

 

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So you are more worried about selling a firearm to someone from out of state or a convicted felon, than being in possession of a stolen firearm that may or may not have been used in a crime?
Yes, you can check serial numbers very quickly. Personally, I'd rather cut a loss than know I contributed by giving a gun to someone that does harm.


lol

LOL, this isn't confusing....

Your point?

 

[Tactical Beaver]

BanjoJohn

#91 .... I said it doesn't. Your question doesn't make sense in reference to what I was saying and implies that I said that checking numbers would stop me from contributing to someone doing harm...it won't LOL.. It will ensure that I'm not buying a stolen gun

 

[erkinator]

I have asked to see ID on a couple occasions. Did not write anything down, take a picture, or require a blood sample.

• thats all I ask unless I know you. Just to make sure you a jawga boy

 

[BanjoJohn]

I check all the numbers on my firearms to make sure they aren't stolen. This will insure thatI keep them out of the hands of criminals.
OOps, now since I'm in possession of stolen firearms, I'm a criminal. Well so much for keeping firearms out of the hands of criminals.


LOL

 

[BanjoJohn]

BanjoJohn

#91 .... I said it doesn't. Your question doesn't make sense in reference to what I was saying and implies that I said that checking numbers would stop me from contributing to someone doing harm...it won't LOL.. It will ensure that I'm not buying a stolen gun

So you have the numbers run on any firearm before you purchase it? That's cool. You must be in law enforcement.

The law enforcement around here want to have the firearm in hand before running the numbers.

 

[Tactical Beaver]

I check all the numbers on my firearms to make sure they aren't stolen. This will insure thatI keep them out of the hands of criminals.
OOps, now since I'm in possession of stolen firearms, I'm a criminal. Well so much for keeping firearms out of the hands of criminals.


LOL

 

[Tactical Beaver]

So you have the numbers run on any firearm before you purchase it? That's cool. You must be in law enforcement.

The law enforcement around here want to have the firearm in hand before running the numbers.

OMG, here we go again....

Someone else can play...

 

[chazehen]

I've asked for ID 3 times...two from guys that looked like they were about 16 and once from a guy with PA plates. He was active duty military in uniform and we met outside the main gate of Ft. Stewart so I was OK with him. I've been asked a couple of times for ID and never mind showing it but mostly the GA plates and/or ODT pedigree work for me and vice versa. I've signed two BOS and one was from a Port Authority cop. To each their own I guess. I've walked away from one sketchy deal where the clown couldn't communicate and gave me a bad feeling. I'm in the camp that it's not my legal responsibility to police what you do with the gun after I sell it to you but I do consider it my personal responsibility to use common sense when selling a gun to you.