Quote Originally Posted by Circuits View Post

The Colorado CBI FAQ says that Colorado law does not require a background check to be conducted on the seller, but incorrectly claims that federal law requires it.
Since Colorado law does not require it, according to the CBI, and federal law does not require it according to the ATF procedure, it is not required.
Circuits is correct. One case where a BGC on the seller would be necessary is when the FFL does actually LOG in the firearm and the potential buyer cannot pass the BGC and the firearm has to be reclaimed by the seller. Then the proposed seller will have to get a BGC for his own firearm to be returned and pay the going rate that the FFL charges. The Democrats wanted to do all they could to put a stop or at least a real slowdown to the firearm traffic in CO and this is working. The BASTARDS.