If it happens, thank them for their service in law enforcement, say "no thank you" to their offer, and send a brief PM to one of the mods alerting them to the infraction.
Be safe.
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If it happens, thank them for their service in law enforcement, say "no thank you" to their offer, and send a brief PM to one of the mods alerting them to the infraction.
Be safe.
I haven't been able to sell one of my pistols for this exact reason. Have had plenty of buyers but not one of them will do a BGC. I don't agree with it but I can't afford to not do it.
Success. Intended outcome.Quote:
Originally Posted by mtnrider
Has it ever been publicized where someone in Colorado actually transferred or attempted to transfer a firearm and got charged with failure to secure a BGC since the new requirement went into effect?
Bingo!Quote:
Originally Posted by stenz
Absolutely! It's a crappy situation and the owner/mods have done an excellent job.Quote:
Originally Posted by stenz
Just another reason I bought what I could before this law went into effect.
My signature backs up my understanding of this subject as provided by the SCOTUS.
Each has his own reasons for either complying or not... There are other ways to view this, the assumption in the OPs statement is just one way to look at it. Some folks believe that, at this point in time, it's not in their best interest to acquire another firearm that has a paper trail. History proves how that turns out when tptb want to exert more control.
OK so this is an anti rant, cause ever post I see by them refers to right wing gun nuts as not having Big Giant Cocks.
It may not be giant but it sure is pretty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.man