I do!
What I mean by this is my FFL does a limited number of transact yearly and I feel like if I do too many, it might seem odd. Plus the handgun form for the State Police too often might seem odd.
Because I’m having a transaction for a revolver that is pre 1899 but still has to go through an FFL, plus another revolver transaction in March and a shotgun transaction in February, it makes me not want to purchase a vintage Smith & Wesson revolver I’m interested in.
It makes the pre 1899 stuff more attractive. No one else knows my affairs other than the seller.
What I mean by this is my FFL does a limited number of transact yearly and I feel like if I do too many, it might seem odd. Plus the handgun form for the State Police too often might seem odd.
Because I’m having a transaction for a revolver that is pre 1899 but still has to go through an FFL, plus another revolver transaction in March and a shotgun transaction in February, it makes me not want to purchase a vintage Smith & Wesson revolver I’m interested in.
It makes the pre 1899 stuff more attractive. No one else knows my affairs other than the seller.