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Vegasgiants » 22 Apr 2021, 6:27 am » wrote: ↑

22 Apr 2021, 6:27 am

I dont give out personal information.    I am not an idiot

Your state is not personal info, ****.  It matters because of  differing state laws.  

Let's address your lunacy about FFLs.

1. Federally licensed gun sellers are required to run background checks. But not all sellers are required to be licensed. Some of those unlicensed sellers sell at gun shows.Federal law requires that persons who are engaged in the business of dealing in firearms be licensed by the federal government. Obama’s goal with his new plan is to tighten the screws on who is included in that group.

An FFL, that make up the majority of gun vendors at a gun show, MUST, by law, run a UBC for every sale.

Remember what I said about the gun show loophole:

But private sellers without a federal license don’t have to meet the same requirement. Though this exception is often referred to as the "gun show loophole," it actually applies more broadly to unlicensed individuals, whether they are selling at a gun show or somewhere else. (Some states have implemented their own background check requirement beyond federal law.)

ANd keep in mind what I said about different laws in different states.  In Va ALL transfers must go thru an FFL for a UBC.  
More:

"Existing gun laws apply just as much to gun shows as they do to any other place where guns are sold," he wrote. "If you walk along the aisles at any gun show, you will find that the overwhelming majority of guns offered for sale are from federally licensed dealers. Guns sold by private individuals (such as gun collectors getting rid of a gun or two over the weekend) are the distinct minority."

And:

A 1999 federal study by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms found that those with federal firearm licenses make up 50 to 75 percent of the vendors at gun shows. But that included vendors who sold guns or other paraphernalia and accessories, so it was difficult to tell how many sold only guns. ATF has not updated that study, a spokeswoman told PolitiFact. (A separate outdated study looked at what percentage of gun sales escape background checks, but that study had various shortcomings, according to PolitiFact Virginia.)

Remember I specified GUN VENDORS.  

 3. Experts warn that the phrase "gun show loophole" is imprecise at best. But people do buy guns without having to undergo background checks.Several experts said the phrase "gun show loophole" isn’t the most accurate way to describe the gap in the law."There is a huge loophole in federal law, but it isn't for gun shows," UCLA law professor Adam Winkler said. "What is called the gun-show loophole is misnamed. It should be the ‘private sale loophole’ or the ‘background check loophole.’ ... The reason people talk about gun shows is that they are easily accessible marketplaces for people who don't want to be subject to a background check to find non-licensed gun sellers."

https://www.politifact.com/article/2016 ... show-loop/

Your comments were flat out wrong.  It is an easy fix.  ALL transfers have to thru an FFL.

Now sir, you CAN NOT go to a gun show and walk out with as many guns as you like.