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[car-15]

imho, most of it is the kaliforniacaters, and other commie out of staters that have influxed here after they made their home states uninhabitable, and are now trying to crap on our's, and in reality dont really know any better. I seen a phrase a while back that I really liked, but I dont remember where that stated, the only thing worse to see in colorado than a texas license plate is a u-haul with plates from california

[7idl]

the libtard brainwashing of this country is way out of hand.

best practice.. don't support it.

vote with your feet and/or wallet.

[Sixgun]

Newbie...

[XJ]

The only thing worse would be the ads that show too much enthusiasm for the paperless transaction.

"WTB today, any model Glock, FTF only"


ummm, yeah

[WillysWagon]

I like/prefer the FTF sale laws we have here in CO and wish gunshow sales would have never changed. I also feel the main reason people sell this way is to remove their name from the paperwork, thus removing them from any future trouble/questions if the firearm was ever used in an illegal manner, stolen, or whatever the case may be.

my .02

[Great-Kazoo]

I like/prefer the FTF sale laws we have here in CO and wish gunshow sales would have never changed. I also feel the main reason people sell this way is to remove their name from the paperwork, thus removing them from any future trouble/questions if the firearm was ever used in an illegal manner, stolen, or whatever the case may be.

my .02

unfortunately the anti's go all the way to the point of mfg with lawsuits.

i've mentioned to some sellers i'm CCW & NFA holder most say thats good enough. there is the 1 or 2 that go so far as to roadside soberity test you (well almost)!

[vim]

For nonnatives, FTF feels strange.

My first FTF was with a board member in a parking lot, and I have to say it felt awkward. I got over it. The transaction was friendly and informal.

I'm in Colorado, so try to do things "Colorado style". That includes FTF firearm sales.

[B2crawler]

I'll buy a gun anyway it comes to me, I don't care. Registered unregistered I have both. First time I bought FTF on here was a little strange for me also. Met in the back of a parking lot. Hmm...I don't know him from Adam. I've got a grand in cash he's bringing at least one gun that I know of. It must be my Komifornia roots that gave me the uneasy feeling.
Went slick as could be though. Richard K's trash is definitely my treasure.
Buy from him with total confidence.

P.S. If your not Ute, Comanche, Kiowa, Cheyenne, Arapaho, Sioux, or Pawnee just go back to wherever your cracker ass came from cause your not a "REAL" Coloradan.
P.S. I married a Colorado Native, does that give me some kind of access to a Colorado green card or anything??

[robsterclaw]

The only thing worse would be the ads that show too much enthusiasm for the paperless transaction.

"WTB today, any model Glock, FTF only"


ummm, yeah

Hey now! I'm wanting to buy any handgun yesterday, not even FTF is good enough. I want us both to wear bags on our heads as we drive by each other in a parking lot and I'll toss the cash through his car window as he throws the gun through mine. I also want us both to have car covers on with the window areas cut out see we can't see each others car make and model.

[Just Ed]

Unless I personally know the person, I will always go through a FFL transfer. The reason is that sometimes, law enforcement will go after the weapon seller - remember Columbine? That was a casual sale.

On top of that, I don't want to be held responsible for the purchaser breaking any laws. Denver and Aurora have assault weapon bans that are fruity in their own right. Both cities are nutty enough to go after the seller.

I live in Denver - I don't own any magazines that hold more than 20 rounds because it's a felony if you get caught with one. If I go to Lakewood and buy an AR-15 that comes from the factory with a 30 rd magazine, you can bet law enforcement is going to call the dealer, look at the 4473 and ask the question "You know he lived in Denver County and in the City of Denver, why did you sell him an assault weapon".

As a seller, I don't want to have that discussion. I will gladly pay $25 on the sale for the background check - it's a lot cheaper than an attorney, missed work, losing my right to vote, losing my right to own guns, losing my right to hunt and fish, etc., etc.