Caught a Scammer in the Act!!
Caught a Scammer in the Act!!
I hate posting other forums but in this case I'll make an exception. I started this one trying to inform others not to deal with a certain individual but was too late and someone got scammed. If you or anyone else has been affected by this individual please read than pass along the info to your friends or other boards. The more we spread this information the less likey this person will get away.
http://m14forum.com/modern-m14/121123-c ... r-act.html
http://m14forum.com/modern-m14/121123-c ... r-act.html
Look unimportant, the enemy might be low on ammo.
Re: Caught a Scammer in the Act!!
Don't know why it posted twice. Mods please erase the other post.
Look unimportant, the enemy might be low on ammo.
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Re: Caught a Scammer in the Act!!
Good to know; thanks for the heads up.
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Re: Caught a Scammer in the Act!!
You're in VA. He's in NC.
Call me crazy, but wouldn't a F2F purchase without an FFL transfer be illegal anyway?
Technically?
Call me crazy, but wouldn't a F2F purchase without an FFL transfer be illegal anyway?
Technically?
Re: Caught a Scammer in the Act!!
Ahhh scam list, I mean arms list strikes again.
nearly all of the scam alerts recently seem to come from armslist.
nearly all of the scam alerts recently seem to come from armslist.
Re: Caught a Scammer in the Act!!
Why, especially if they meet in VA?wylde007 wrote:You're in VA. He's in NC.
Call me crazy, but wouldn't a F2F purchase without an FFL transfer be illegal anyway?
Technically?
If we continue to follow their (the government's) BS unconstitutional rules then we are just as guilty as the politicians.
Re: Caught a Scammer in the Act!!
Am I mistaken in believing you can not legally purchase any firearm from a Non-FFL from another state since 1968? I thought all interstate commerce involving firearms required FFL.
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Re: Caught a Scammer in the Act!!
Hence the inclusion of the term "technically"? See post by user 'sboyajian' above.cyras21 wrote:If we continue to follow their (the government's) BS unconstitutional rules then we are just as guilty as the politicians.
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Re: Caught a Scammer in the Act!!
You are mistaken. Interstate sales of long guns (private sale or FFL) are perfectly fine. Interstate sales of pistols must go thru FFL (private sales outlawed.)sboyajian wrote:Am I mistaken in believing you can not legally purchase any firearm from a Non-FFL from another state since 1968? I thought all interstate commerce involving firearms required FFL.
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Re: Caught a Scammer in the Act!!
Ah. Upon further review this is MOSTLY true, though some states outlaw out-of-state private sales of long guns, too.lonestarag wrote:You are mistaken. Interstate sales of long guns (private sale or FFL) are perfectly fine.
Like Taxachusetts, for instance.
Re: Caught a Scammer in the Act!!
In the end the FTF was more about what response I would get.wylde007 wrote:You're in VA. He's in NC.
Call me crazy, but wouldn't a F2F purchase without an FFL transfer be illegal anyway?
Technically?
Look unimportant, the enemy might be low on ammo.
