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Heck, if they just wanted to lie about it they wouldn't have bothered to ask what the laws were in the first place.

Correct. Well, to be legal anyway. I think it's BS. Handgun yes, long gun no. No, a rifle or shotgun has to go through an FFL, but the FFL can be in either state as long as neither state has a law prohibiting such a transfer.

Because they are residents of different states, it was a felony for her to accept (and her father to give) the gun in the first place. That's federal law, I don't know about California's laws. Disclaimer: This doesn't mean I agree with the law, I'm just telling you what the law says. And...

NRA probably doesn't like this because it wasn't their idea and they didn't have a chance to trade off any of the few rights we have left for it.

Yes, it is illegal for a private party to receive from or sell to an out of state resident any type of firearm. Different rules apply when an FFL is involved, but that's not the situation here apparently. Personally, I don't think there should be ANY gun laws. None. I don't even think...

I'm still trying to figure out how "bright and honest" equates to selling a handgun to someone with an out of state driver's license. Be nice if the article actually had some facts in it, not just "He's innocent". Not to say the guy is guilty and ATF are the good guys, but on the surface it...

Good info to have as I'll be driving to Hawaii this fall for vacation.

As a non-FFL is not required to have a copy of a dealer's license in order to ship him a firearm (rifle or pistol) in the first place, there is no need or requirement to keep a copy for any length of time.

I see that now a house with a wall around it is a "compound". If it was in Martha's Vineyard or Hollywood, it would be an "estate". I guess it sounds better for the feds to assault and kill people that are in a "compound" rather than an "estate".

More reasonable, common-sense incremental gun control, courtesy of the NRA. Machine gun bans, mandatory trigger locks, etc etc all thanks to our "protectors". I can hear the FOPA apologists warming up their keyboards right now. I won't be renewing my membership, either. They came for the...

Doesn't matter, because the ones that are are just posers anyway, with the possible exception of Ron Paul.

You can't just slip your gun into your motorcycle jacket, though. If you're on the bike, the gun has to be in a holster if you're carrying it.

My ATF guy told me they'd call beforehand to make sure I was going to be around. And there is no requirement on what your business hours are. They could be only an hour a day a couple of days a week. It's really more of having something to fill the blocks on the application than anything...

You have to have established hours of business. All that means is that if ATF wants to visit, you have to be available during those hours. There's nothing that says you have to be open to the public or let anyone in. If you're an internet dealer, there's no reason for anyone to ever show up...

Chances are that unless you're selling to the Homies, you'll never see an Inspector after your initial interview. They have bigger fish to fry than you. And even if they do show up, as long as your ducks are lined up a visit from ATF would probably amount to nothing more than checking your...

Exactly. Our last two presidents were draft-dodgers, why start to care now?

Check out the TwentyNine Palms Combat Arms Survey from several years ago where the Marines were asked if they would fire on American citizens if ordered to disarm them. A very large percentage said that they would.

He'd have to run as an independent. The Republican party would never, ever allow a conservative on their ticket.

Prison. Just kidding.

Warrants? We ain't got no warrants. We don't need no warrants. I don't have to show you any stinking warrants. Signed: George W. Bush Alberto Gonzales