Obama supports new bid to ban assault weapons.

[frankenbeemer]

There is no such thing as a GUN SHOW LOOP HOLE. that was a misnomer to try and stop them. As it is now you still have to undergo a background check when you buy at a show just like the store.

and you still have not answered my question

What law prevents a non-licensed individual from selling a gun to another non-licensed individual at a gun show?

[slammin.e28]

None.

Moonshine is illegal too, there are laws against selling it, but I still get it when I want it.

Wait what?

[Vedubin01]

Keep dreaming!

[Quadrajet]

What law prevents a non-licensed individual from selling a gun to another non-licensed individual at a gun show?

I can't say for every state, but part of my membership in the gun collectors group I belonged to was a background check. Done by the State police. ALL members had to have it. The only exceptions were for members of the military, but I think that provision was amended a few years ago.

[mrsleeve]

What law prevents a non-licensed individual from selling a gun to another non-licensed individual at a gun show?

the fact that you cant sell as a private person at a gun show unless its to an FFL.


Now private to private transfers are now allowed at gun shows, you walk in with a personal firearm you better walk out with the same one or with a transaction record.

Now private to private out in the parking lot has been banned by most organizers of these things. In response to the gun show loop hole myth. Many states even private party pistol transfers need to go though the system.

[frankenbeemer]

the fact that you cant sell as a private person at a gun show unless its to an FFL.


Now private to private transfers are now allowed at gun shows, you walk in with a personal firearm you better walk out with the same one or with a transaction record.

Now private to private out in the parking lot has been banned by most organizers of these things. In response to the gun show loop hole myth. Many states even private party pistol transfers need to go though the system.

I don't believe this is correct. I am not aware of any federal law that prevents private party transfers at gun shows. Can you cite the law?

[joshh]

I don't believe this is correct. I am not aware of any federal law that prevents private party transfers at gun shows. Can you cite the law?

You're asking the wrong questions because you believe the bullshit that's fed to you. Gun shows are not the problem.

Private party sales are.

[frankenbeemer]

You're asking the wrong questions because you believe the bullshit that's fed to you. Gun shows are not the problem.

Private party sales are.

What bullshit do you think I believe?

[slaterd]

This is to help prevent criminals from getting access to weaponry. However, THEY ARE CRIMINALS...they're pretty well known for breaking the law.

[iamsam]

I don't know if my mini-14 is considered an assault weapon, it is semi automatic and I do have some large capacity mags, but according to the legal definition, the mini-14 does not have a collapsible stock, pistol grip, flash suppressor, etc.

[Vedubin01]

I don't know if my mini-14 is considered an assault weapon, it is semi automatic and I do have some large capacity mags, but according to the legal definition, the mini-14 does not have a collapsible stock, pistol grip, flash suppressor, etc.

under definition, not by the last ban. The Gov. likes to also list certain guns so it could fall under a new one if a new one was ever to be passed.


BTW dont forget the bayonet lug. Last time I checked there were a lot of deaths by Bayonet. Oh the horror!

[z31maniac]

Didn't this do fuckall the last time?

[joshh]

What bullshit do you think I believe?

By your questioning you believe gun sales at guns shows is the issue. Like every gun show you can walk in buy a hand gun and walk out with a pistol, even if you're a felon? Maybe I'm wrong. If so sorry.


In Oregon you can buy a handgun from a private seller without that seller reporting the sale to anyone. You're supposed to check the person's background before the sale. How often do you think that actually happens? I'd bet it rarely happens at all.

[frankenbeemer]

By your questioning you believe gun sales at guns shows is the issue. Like every gun show you can walk in buy a hand gun and walk out with a pistol, even if you're a felon? Maybe I'm wrong. If so sorry.


In Oregon you can buy a handgun from a private seller without that seller reporting the sale to anyone. You're supposed to check the person's background before the sale. How often do you think that actually happens? I'd bet it rarely happens at all.

I accept your apology.

[Vedubin01]

In Oregon you can buy a handgun from a private seller without that seller reporting the sale to anyone. You're supposed to check the person's background before the sale. How often do you think that actually happens? I'd bet it rarely happens at all.

That is not entirely true. Guns do not have to be reported for sale unless its sold across state lines or by a dealer. In a private sale you are to verify that the person is of age to purchase the firearm but it is up to the buyer to know the law before buying one.

If I sell a firearm though a private sale, I take 2 forms of ID and make copies for my file. I also have them sign a statement saying they are breaking no laws when purchasing the firearm. I keep that in my safe just in case the firearm is ever tracked back to me.