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Posted By: Bugger ATF - 04/12/24
Good morning guys!!
We all need to contact our Senators and Representatives to tell them to stop the ATF from its proposed "rule making" that will require NICS checks on transfers between private citizens .
That would mean your grandson will have to checked before he gets his birthday present!
This is Federal overreach and intolerable.
As a proposed rule if not opposed it will be published in the Federal Register and become law!
Email them right now!
You have nothing better to do than this!
Pass it on!
Posted By: jimmyp Re: ATF - 04/12/24
I had heard nothing on this from GOA?
Posted By: 160user Re: ATF - 04/12/24
I believe it takes affect May 11th based off the news article that I saw.
Posted By: geedubya Re: ATF - 04/12/24
"Vice President Kamala Harris posted a video to X on Thursday in which she praised the ATF’s proposed rule which will force background checks on private gun sales.

President Biden boasted about the proposed ATF rule Thursday morning as well.

Breitbart News explained that the ATF’s proposed rule changes the definition of what it means to be “engaged in the business of selling guns,” thereby expanding the instances in which an unlicensed seller — i.e., a private citizen — must use the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) to sell or transfer a gun.

In Harris’s video, she claimed the expanded background checks will “save lives.” She then went on to push for Congress to pass more gun control, including red flag laws, an “assault weapons” ban, and literally universal background checks.

Harris did not mention that California has had an “assault weapons” ban since 1989, universal background checks since the early 1990s, and a red flag law since 2014. In fact, California has more gun control than any other state.

Nevertheless, in 2021, California was the number one state for “active shooter incidents.”

https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-amend...ing-background-checks-private-gun-sales/


Let's see,

Say I got my dads XXX bought in 1958 and a guy I know wants it. I sell it to him. I meet him at Waffle House. He hands me the cash. That might be illegal under the new rules but how are you going to enforce that.

I only took one criminal justice class some 50 years ago, but one of the things that was said was it was not necessarily the severity of the punishment that was the deterrent but the assuredness of punishment.

It would seem that the law of unintended consequences would dictate the instance of massive violations and increasing disrespect for authority. But then again, that might be the goal.......

Show me the man, I'll show you the crime...Lavrentiy Beria


Quien Sabe,

GWB
Posted By: Riverc Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Some people will ignore this unconstitutional law and they should.
Posted By: The_Real_Hawkeye Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Fails the Bruen test. They cannot show that such a requirement was imposed on citizens between 1791 and 1811. Also, the Chevron ruling (giving a wide range of quasi legislative powers to Federal Agencies) is on the verge of being overturned, as soon at a case hits the current Supreme Court. The only problem is that lots of people could be arrested and have their lives disrupted by the ATF prior to that, and prior to the Federal Courts of Appeal shooting down this new law as a violation of the Second Amendment under Bruen.
Posted By: Timbermaster Re: ATF - 04/12/24
If it stands, this will predominately be used for lawfare. Actual criminals need not worry.
Posted By: akrange Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Marxist Heb’s are very Predictable..
Posted By: antelope_sniper Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by Bugger
Good morning guys!!
We all need to contact our Senators and Representatives to tell them to stop the ATF from its proposed "rule making" that will require NICS checks on transfers between private citizens .
That would mean your grandson will have to checked before he gets his birthday present!
This is Federal overreach and intolerable.
As a proposed rule if not opposed it will be published in the Federal Register and become law!
Email them right now!
You have nothing better to do than this!
Pass it on!

Remember the "bi-partisan" Safer Communities act voted for by the traitor John Cornyn?

That legislation authorized this new "rule making".

Congress already screwed us on this.
Posted By: killerv Re: ATF - 04/12/24
From what I read collectors and hobbyists are exempt, that being said, that can be quite subjective to them I'm sure.

Basically guys constantly flipping guns for profit without an ffl are who they are after...so they say
Posted By: Burleyboy Re: ATF - 04/12/24
They've been talking about a new Biden executive order that's supposed to stop the gunshow loophole and stop private sales.

What I read says anyone who sells a gun at a profit without an ffl is in big trouble. The law says that placing a for sale ad or reserving a table at a gunshow is considered trying to profit from guns. So I guess by that definition using the classified section here to sell a gun would be illegal unless you have an ffl.

That doesn't make sense to me because most every gun people sell on the classifieds gets shipped to an ffl for the buyer to pick up there. The law says stuff about preventing sellers from claiming they are just selling off some of their personal collection.

Then in other places it talks about exceptions for selling off parts of personal collections. What I read didn't make sense as usual. They just shot that airport manager in the head because he bought too many guns. Of course you still can't figure out how many you can buy and what and when you can sell.

Clear as mud. Seems like they tell you you need an ffl and then if you try to get one they tell you you don't qualify. I just don't sell things unless I've had them over a year or so. The few times I've bought something and then didn't like it or changed my mind I've sold it at a loss so I wasn't doing it to make money.

Bb
Posted By: Hogwild7 Re: ATF - 04/12/24
The question is do you want to be the guy that pays legal fees through the steps it takes to get to the Supreme court several years from now over a 700 dollar transaction.
Posted By: 45_100 Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Back in the day bureaucrats tried to write laws in such a way the meaning and interpretation was clear so it would stand up in court. Now they have weaponized all three branches of government as well as the media and LE so laws are ambiguous so they can be used as needed.
Posted By: antelope_sniper Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by killerv
From what I read collectors and hobbyists are exempt, that being said, that can be quite subjective to them I'm sure.

Basically guys constantly flipping guns for profit without an ffl are who they are after...so they say

Just a collector?

What if you primarily buy gun that go up in value?


The rule specifically says if they don't like one transactions you can get 5 years.
Posted By: Timbermaster Re: ATF - 04/12/24
It’s going to be left ambiguous and arbitrary on purpose. The definition can then be fluid to include whatever they want to get you for.
Posted By: 12344mag Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by Burleyboy
They've been talking about a new Biden executive order that's supposed to stop the gunshow loophole and stop private sales.

What I read says anyone who sells a gun at a profit without an ffl is in big trouble. The law says that placing a for sale ad or reserving a table at a gunshow is considered trying to profit from guns. So I guess by that definition using the classified section here to sell a gun would be illegal unless you have an ffl.

That doesn't make sense to me because most every gun people sell on the classifieds gets shipped to an ffl for the buyer to pick up there. The law says stuff about preventing sellers from claiming they are just selling off some of their personal collection.

Bb

It makes sense when you think of the Tax Revenue side of it.
Posted By: 12344mag Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by killerv
From what I read collectors and hobbyists are exempt, that being said, that can be quite subjective to them I'm sure.

Basically guys constantly flipping guns for profit without an ffl are who they are after...so they say

Just a collector?

What if you primarily buy gun that go up in value?



The rule specifically says if they don't like one transactions you can get 5 years.


It's all about control and tax revenue.

Plain and simple.
Posted By: akrange Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by Timbermaster
It’s going to be left ambiguous and arbitrary on purpose. The definition can then be fluid to include whatever they want to get you for.

I’m for anything that stops Eric Holder from running guns ever again ..

Oh and those Trunks Deals that Father’s and Son’s Participate In ..
Posted By: gunswizard Re: ATF - 04/12/24
ATF has been busy in the Indy area, visiting flippers especially those whose guns have been used in violent crimes. Seems that Chicago gangbangers like to shop Indy gunshows & fleamarkets for their Glocks and AR pistols, hi-cap magazines and cheap 9mm & .223 ammo.
Posted By: BOBBALEE Re: ATF - 04/12/24
And it's BATF&E. Not ATF. Three letters just won't cover such a colossal clown show.
Posted By: The_Real_Hawkeye Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by killerv
From what I read collectors and hobbyists are exempt, that being said, that can be quite subjective to them I'm sure.

Basically guys constantly flipping guns for profit without an ffl are who they are after...so they say
Yes, but what's the definition of "constantly." It's subjective, and therefore vague, prone to arbitrary decision making when it comes to whose home to raid (and murder the occupants therein) with arrest and prosecution in mind.
Posted By: jwp475 Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by killerv
From what I read collectors and hobbyists are exempt, that being said, that can be quite subjective to them I'm sure.

Basically guys constantly flipping guns for profit without an ffl are who they are after...so they say
Yes, but what's the definition of "constantly." It's subjective, and therefore vague, prone to arbitrary decision making when it comes to whose home to raid (and murder the occupants therein) with arrest and prosecution in mind.


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Posted By: MartinStrummer Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by killerv
From what I read collectors and hobbyists are exempt, that being said, that can be quite subjective to them I'm sure.

Basically guys constantly flipping guns for profit without an ffl are who they are after...so they say

First, they came for the socialists and I did not speak out ------because I wasn't a socialist.

Etc, etc, etc...........
Posted By: BOBBALEE Re: ATF - 04/12/24
About forty years ago a man I know had a hobby of buying old WW2 era rifles at gun shows and cleaning them up, developing loads and shooting them. He would sell one that was now a shooter and buy another neglected one.

And then the BATF&E told him he was a dealer and get a license or go to jail.
No consideration for cost of supplies or components, just being at gun shows.

From what I saw this new PR blitz has a new term. Unlicensed Dealers. Along with assault weapons and the gun show loophole our children and democracy are unsafe.
Posted By: mjbgalt Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by MartinStrummer
Originally Posted by killerv
From what I read collectors and hobbyists are exempt, that being said, that can be quite subjective to them I'm sure.

Basically guys constantly flipping guns for profit without an ffl are who they are after...so they say

First, they came for the socialists and I did not speak out ------because I wasn't a socialist.

Etc, etc, etc...........


They are setting up a system of disarming and punishing people. Later they can target who they want, to manipulate political ends
Posted By: BMT Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by jimmyp
I had heard nothing on this from GOA?

They sent me emails.

You should have seen something
Posted By: Blackheart Re: ATF - 04/12/24
A federal agency tasked with enforcing regulations on implements that the constitution specifically forbids the gov't from regulating in the first place. That cat should have been put back in the bag a long time ago.
Posted By: ol_mike Re: ATF - 04/12/24
I just emailed Tom Cotton & John Boozman my senators.
Posted By: Hotrod_Lincoln Re: ATF - 04/12/24
ATF and Acetone makes a good penetrant and/or gun cleaning fluid. Maybe we could use it as an enema for BATFE agents, since it seems like they're full of schidt!
Posted By: 1beaver_shooter Re: ATF - 04/12/24
These S.O.B.'s are also going thru the list of small gundealers and gunsmith that are mostly repair shop and might sell 3 or 4 guns a year and claiming the guy isn't doing enough sales, to be a dealer, just a hobby , not making a profit from, his work therefore should not be allowed to have a license, and shutting them down also . I think the end game is to make sure only the biggest dealers can still be in business, making it easier for them to get control of who has what when it comes time to shut everything down
Posted By: Redneck Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by jimmyp
I had heard nothing on this from GOA?
They're already preparing lawsuits to stop this BS...

FJB! He can take his E.O. and shove it up his A. H. mad
Posted By: ol_mike Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by 1beaver_shooter
These S.O.B.'s are also going thru the list of small gundealers and gunsmith that are mostly repair shop and might sell 3 or 4 guns a year and claiming the guy isn't doing enough sales, to be a dealer, just a hobby , not making a profit from, his work therefore should not be allowed to have a license, and shutting them down also . I think the end game is to make sure only the biggest dealers can still be in business, making it easier for them to get control of who has what when it comes time to shut everything down
And mega corporations buying up reloading equipment/supplies , ammo companies , firearms+++ .
They'll use our tax dollars to pay off the owners/producers to close the businesses.
And JerryJoe McBubba will be convinced it's safer for the kids.
Posted By: ol_mike Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by Redneck
Originally Posted by jimmyp
I had heard nothing on this from GOA?
They're already preparing lawsuits to stop this BS...

FJB! He can take his E.O. and shove it up his A. H. mad
I can tell that you don't like biden.
Posted By: Jim_Conrad Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by ol_mike
Originally Posted by 1beaver_shooter
These S.O.B.'s are also going thru the list of small gundealers and gunsmith that are mostly repair shop and might sell 3 or 4 guns a year and claiming the guy isn't doing enough sales, to be a dealer, just a hobby , not making a profit from, his work therefore should not be allowed to have a license, and shutting them down also . I think the end game is to make sure only the biggest dealers can still be in business, making it easier for them to get control of who has what when it comes time to shut everything down
And mega corporations buying up reloading equipment/supplies , ammo companies , firearms+++ .
They'll use our tax dollars to pay off the owners/producers to close the businesses.
And JerryJoe McBubba will be convinced it's safer for the kids.


Thats capitalism....right?


Paying the govt to destroy your competition?
Posted By: akrange Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by ol_mike
I just emailed Tom Cotton & John Boozman my senators.


Their all Tokens ..

K Street Owns all of Them ..

Then they all go back to those Three Counties that Surround The District of Corruption and swap spit in the shower with each Other .

It’s Obvious that it’s All Circus complete with the Hot Corndog’s
Posted By: Stickfight Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by geedubya
Say I got my dad’s XXX bought in 1958 and a guy I know wants it. I sell it to him. I meet him at Waffle House. He hands me the cash. That might be illegal under the new rules but how are you going to enforce that.

The same way they enforce the rule now: pick someone every so often and make an example of him. Shoot him, shoot his children, shoot his dog, burn their house down, etc.

100% enforcement isn’t needed. You let this rule go into effect for a bit then send an agent to a gun show or flea market or similar. Agent buys a gun from someone who isn’t licensed without running NICS. The next day a team raids that person for violating the rule, kills the guy and his dog, and the ATF has their (((media friends))) publish a feel good story about it.

That has the effect of reducing the number of people willing to do private sales. Maybe wait a year or two and kill a buyer the same way. 10 years from now private sales are nearly dead and they advance some other notion of how criminals are getting guns and run it through that same playbook.

Overton window sliding and as long they keep their ranks stocked with sociopaths it is easy to do.

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Posted By: gunchamp Re: ATF - 04/12/24
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by killerv
From what I read collectors and hobbyists are exempt, that being said, that can be quite subjective to them I'm sure.

Basically guys constantly flipping guns for profit without an ffl are who they are after...so they say
Yes, but what's the definition of "constantly." It's subjective, and therefore vague, prone to arbitrary decision making when it comes to whose home to raid (and murder the occupants therein) with arrest and prosecution in mind.
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