No such law. It is illegal to do a private party transaction at a gun show, or with any part of the transaction occuring at a gun show, without having a background check done. (With a couple of exceptions like for Curios and Relics ...)
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Nonsense. "They" created concerns that people with firearms hanging around large public gatherings like movie theaters might be planning a mass shooting. "They" being the Century 16 shooter, the Clackamas Mall shooter, and the CT shooter. I see nothing wrong with police response in the described incident.
people are edge, someone saw you and it all worked out okay. the police did their job, you did your job and everyone went home happy. too bad people are soo up tight, but given the recent events I can't blame them too much.
Yup, pick your battles.
Face it, in the environment today anything to do with firearms is going to be demonized.
As far as the LE giving you his "opinion" it is exactly that and not the law.
As far as deals at Sportsmans or such remember, if a transaction is conducted on the premises of a FFL, a 4473 must be executed at time of transfer. Let's not put them in a bad spot.
thank god you weren't swapping porn.......the horror
Or is it whore?
I once bought a 92FS from a cop in a CSU parking lot, his choice of location, on a Sunday afternoon.
I usually like to meet at a sporting goods store if at all possible.
I agree. I think there should be some discretion, but I am a little disapointed with some of these comments. I don't see a problem with the quick exchange (preferably conceal it next time) from one vehicle to another. If you want to chat, have at it. Now I would agree with most here, if you were breaking the law, but it doesn't sound like to you were. What's next? Seriously? I'm at a loss for words.