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Central New Mexico Let me put a post in the for sale section I don't think this is the proper place for these inquires.

Gym Let me rephrase something I said. If they come to your door and want to talk, ask for a card and tell them your attorney will call them. Then hire an attorney. Guess I just assumed no one would waste money on an attorney until they needed one. I am sure you know about assuming. :D

Ignorance of the law is never an excuse. It is ironic that there are 2nd amendment lawyers that say they could never know all the firearms laws, but us mere mortals are expected to.

Very nice onmilo I see it still has the suncorite on it.

One more try at attaching the pics.:banghead: I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks.

C They might not bother you, it depends on what problems they are having, like arms turning up where they do not belong that came from your area....etc. As you found just getting their attention is not a good thing. Hope it is all nothing. Good of you to think of your dealer.

There is lots of people in jail who thought the same thing. I know of similar cases but they are not mine so I am not at liberty to discuss them. It is fairly simple do not talk to them, have them call a lawyer just a call is cheap. Find out what they are after. If its nothing who cares. If...

"I believe the OP stated in his state the purchaser needs a purchase permit or CPL and he identified them by DL. What's the problem ?" Might not be a problem with who he sold to, he wouldn't be the first avid collector to get harassed for "dealing without a license". Just say the wrong thing...

BCCL Their usual MO is trying to prove straw man or dealing with out a license. Thats about all they can do.

Do not talk to them. Period. They can make a mountain out of a mole hill. Take the 5th, lawyer up but do not help them make something that is not there. Oh and you posted too much info here. I would delete this thread.

The pics work for me. From the posts I assume no one else can see them?

Sorry on the pics guys it says they are "in progress". I can see them guess they have to be scanned to make sure i am not being malicious. Kentucky Smith - sadly the gentleman told me that "it had some thick Nasty coating on it and he had a smith remove it" I have an L1A1 with suncorite over...

A retired friend of mine is in need of funds he has an Inglis Hipower number 2 Mk1 he needs to sell. Was wanting to get a baseline value. It is numbers matching. No xxx etched numbers. Has import markings. Thanks in advance.

OFF has some good info. on CHL and Political issues. http://oregonfirearms.org/

The dissent in McCoy asserted that as-applied challenges cannot be brought under the Commerce Clause, relying on a single sentence from Lopez for support: “[W]here a general regulatory statute bears a substantial relation to commerce, the de minimis character of individual instances arising...

My family tree begins with what in fact is a tree, a cedar of straight grain that grows in Northern California and Oregon. Now contemplate all the saws and trucks and rope and the countless other gear used in harvesting and carting the cedar 6a federal regulation under the Commerce Clause...

That principle is perhaps most famously illustrated by Wickard v. Filburn, 317 U.S. 111 (1942), in which the Court upheld federal regulation of wheat grown and consumed on a family farm in order to control the volume of wheat moving in interstate and foreign commerce. See App., infra, 21a...

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Might want to talk to this guy and see who he works for and get other details. Some good info (ROE) in his posts. http://www.falfiles.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=123992