Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

SHMIV wrote:What's to stop an FFL from buying and selling used guns off the books, anyway?

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If he does, he better not get caught with anything in the store that he bought off the books. And I know he could have a separate location, but there'd still be off-record guns on the books for the day - either that or a crap-load of traffic to the secret location. Easier if he just has to duck into the "rental locker".

And remember, I am talking here about the argument the ATF would make. I just feel like a judge or the moke that signs executive orders these days might find it compelling.

They can really spin it any way they want to. The real question is, how far can they push their luck before the "People" push back?

Honestly, I am sick of unelected federal pukes making rules that can't be contested by the people. It 100% goes against the principles our country was founded on.

MarcSpaz wrote:They can really spin it any way they want to. The real question is, how far can they push their luck before the "People" push back?

Honestly, I am sick of unelected federal pukes making rules that can't be contested by the people. It 100% goes against the principles our country was founded on.

You just hit the nail squarely on the head.

I'm thinking of talking to some storage facilities about converting one, or two of their HVAC units into these with better security doors, and steel cages, and lined professional drilled holes in the floors for Safe bolts. This is too good of an idea.

This IS a good idea. I wonder how popular it would be in the Richmond area.

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