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And the laws still apply to them. They are not allowed to sell to anyone not allowed to legally own a firearm, e.g. under 18, felon, out of state. If they do th
by txsoftwaredev 4y ago
And the laws still apply to them. They are not allowed to sell to anyone not allowed to legally own a firearm, e.g. under 18, felon, out of state. If they do they are committing a crime.
And they will need an FFL if they make a business of selling privately.
- tomatotomato37 4y agoThe law also says they need to file taxes on that purchase, but what is required and what people actually do often differs
- Clubber 4y ago>The law also says they need to file taxes on that purchase, but what is required and what people actually do often differs I think you inadvertently hit on why people are opposed to further gun regulation. The people committing the crimes aren't gonna follow the law and it stands to only further burden regular citizens.
- hgsgm 4y agoThere is more than one kind of regulation. Regulating people with an incentive to obey (professionals running businesses, like stores or shows) makes it harder for criminals to obtain guns they aren't allowed to possess.
- Clubber 4y ago>Regulating people with an incentive to obey (professionals running businesses, like stores or shows) makes it harder for criminals to obtain guns they aren't allowed to possess. Can you give me an example of how this would work?