
Originally Posted by
SA Friday
That's what everyone is going to be afraid of, but here's the crux of the matter. Short of substantial evidence that one is selling firearms for the sole purpose of making money and in quantities (or value) large enough to substantiate income, it can't be proven. Then throw in that the average ATF office doesn't have the manpower to go after some guy that sold two guns and made $100 out of it. It's below their threshold much less ever be picked up by an AUSA for prosecution. Last time I checked with the AUSA in the Denver area, short of a class 2 felony or half a million dollars in fraud or damages, it was below their threshold for prosecution. Granted, there are exceptions, but lets be realistic. They can't even get cases where some banger with a clean record straw purchased 6 Hi-Points from a shit house pawn shop on E. Colfax and then flipped them to make a grand.
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