commiecuriocollector
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466 pages of blather, and it keeps referring to this so called list of exceptions,
in See27 CFR 478.13(e).
As you can see those links go nowhere.
I cannot find this list anywhere. Can I get an assist here?
Btw an interesting note, even selling your guns TO an FFL ain't sacred. You might intend to make a profit, even though you don't.
"The Department agrees that a person should be able to rebut a presumption that they are engaged in the business of dealing in firearms requiring a license if the sales are occasionally only to an FFL or to a family member for lawful purposes. A person who only occasionally sells a firearm to a licensee is not likely to have a predominant intent to earn a profit because a licensee typically will offer less than a non-licensee for the firearm given the licensee’s intent to earn a profit through resale.193 The same reasoning applies to family members because the seller is less likely to have a predominant intent to earn a profit due to their pre-existing close personal relationship (i.e., a less than arms-length transaction). For this reason, the occasional sale of firearms to a licensee or to a family member for lawful purposes has been added to the non-exhaustive list of examples of evidence that may rebut any presumption. § 478.13(e)(3), (f). However, the Department is not excluding from the presumptions a person who engages in private sales that are facilitated by a licensee. Even though such sales are certainly allowed,194 a private seller likely intends to predominantly earn a profit from those arms-length sales even if the licensee requires a fee for the service of running a background check."
I really want to see this list of exceptions, § 478.13(e), because I haven't found anything yet that shows any safe way for you to ever sell a gun unless you are a dealer.
Only buy them.
One day they may regret having killed off the secondary market, by forcing everyone to keep everything they ever bought.
Only buy brand new guns. Keep them. And be pissed about it.
Smart thinking there slicky boys.
in See27 CFR 478.13(e).
As you can see those links go nowhere.
I cannot find this list anywhere. Can I get an assist here?
Btw an interesting note, even selling your guns TO an FFL ain't sacred. You might intend to make a profit, even though you don't.
"The Department agrees that a person should be able to rebut a presumption that they are engaged in the business of dealing in firearms requiring a license if the sales are occasionally only to an FFL or to a family member for lawful purposes. A person who only occasionally sells a firearm to a licensee is not likely to have a predominant intent to earn a profit because a licensee typically will offer less than a non-licensee for the firearm given the licensee’s intent to earn a profit through resale.193 The same reasoning applies to family members because the seller is less likely to have a predominant intent to earn a profit due to their pre-existing close personal relationship (i.e., a less than arms-length transaction). For this reason, the occasional sale of firearms to a licensee or to a family member for lawful purposes has been added to the non-exhaustive list of examples of evidence that may rebut any presumption. § 478.13(e)(3), (f). However, the Department is not excluding from the presumptions a person who engages in private sales that are facilitated by a licensee. Even though such sales are certainly allowed,194 a private seller likely intends to predominantly earn a profit from those arms-length sales even if the licensee requires a fee for the service of running a background check."
I really want to see this list of exceptions, § 478.13(e), because I haven't found anything yet that shows any safe way for you to ever sell a gun unless you are a dealer.
Only buy them.
One day they may regret having killed off the secondary market, by forcing everyone to keep everything they ever bought.
Only buy brand new guns. Keep them. And be pissed about it.
Smart thinking there slicky boys.
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