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  1. 03-04-2013, 16:28 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by aryntha View Post
    Yeah, it was - that was my question too. 72 hour temporary transfer was added, so borrowing at the range or private property is OK. Still doesn't make this bill much better, but any port in a storm...
    It's still completely unenforceable. You loan him the gun for a week long elk hunt - how would any LEO know it isn't his?
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  2. 03-04-2013, 16:32 #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rucker61 View Post
    It's still completely unenforceable. You loan him the gun for a week long elk hunt - how would any LEO know it isn't his?
    Well, yeah, thats why this is a "feel-good" law only. "Son, is that gun yours?" / "Yes sir." A LEO would have to see the transfer happen, and now, with the 72hr exemption even that's out the window.-- Are there any statements in the bill about burden of proof?
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