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Ah, but the Demo lawyers will say the local government isn't maintaining the list or record, they're just requiring the FFL to do so. What really laughable is that these 'tards are the same people who defend Hillary Clinton's evasion of government email regulations and laws requiring records of official communications and acts.Originally Posted by mb504
I saw a post on Armslist about Littleton police requiring video and fingerprints from pawn shops and gun stores. The details are fuzzy but I?ll see if I can find it again.
I tried to recreate my search and could not find it. It was of an official looking 3 page document stating what was implied in the OP
Anything more on this? Yesterday, the 18th, I showed this to 3 shops and none of them knew anything about it.
It sounds like a local municipal issue, not a state required thing. The CRS posted deals directly with pawns and how they are handled.
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City ordinances can be searched online, almost always. Just sayin'. Not saying it isn't true, but peoples explanations for things are not always fact based. There was a FFL that closed up in Grand Junction several years ago, he made it out to be a big conspiracy. In truth, he was disorganized as hell and failed to keep records. But you'll rarely get a honest, no bull humble explanation from a dealer shutting down. So, like a game of telephone to 100% believe this you have to trust the messenger (I don't doubt that), the dealer who wants to justify a closure (who knows) a LEO officer if that's where it came from, the LEO's supervisor if that's where it came from, the LEO attorney, blah blah blah blah.
If it is all true in some semblance, it's probably a pretty safe call to tell the local LEO to fuck off and you won't install it. What are they going to do as long as you comply with state law.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence..
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Pawnshops will take your print, have for decades. In the “old days” in Denver there was a form you filled out that went to the pd, in addition to 4473.
Still waiting to hear if there is anything more to this.
I am working part-time at Iron Horse Armory in Parker. We have not had this issue - to my knowledge. As it was previously mentioned, it sounds as if it is a municipal thing. I don't know how many FFL's there are in Littleton, but I sincerely hope it's not the one I'm thinking of.
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The Rapidfire and the Shooting Shop are the ones closing. Rapidfire is a great transfer store. It's too bad. They will be missed. Appears to be a municipal thing.
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