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"B) restrains such person from harassing, stalking, or threatening an intimate partner of such person or child of such intimate partner or person, or engaging in other conduct that would place an intimate partner in reasonable fear of bodily injury to the partner or child; and (C)(i) includes a...

A couple of years ago, I was being 'audited' by BATF and mentioned that I had a customer I was doing a transfer for that filled out the 4473, but did not have a current form of ID, so I sent him off to renew his Arizona ID card as his drivers license was suspended. After not hearing from him...

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/judge-throws-out-illinois-villages-assault-weapons-ban/ar-BBV75W0?ocid=spartandhp Judge throws out Illinois village's assault weapons ban By Karen Berkowitz, Pioneer Press 16 hrs ago Miami police chief denounces anti-sanctuary bill Gun rights groups try...

GOA Fighting Gun Control Attacks at Home and from Abroad Dear Don, I want to bring you up to date with some of the important battles that Gun Owners of America is fighting right now. We are still awaiting a decision on GOA’s court case involving bump stocks. We had hoped to get a decision...

GOA defends AR-15s, too No Images? Click here GOA to Judge: ATF Regs Threaten AR-15s! Not a GOA member yet? You can join Gun Owners of America for only $20. GOA Defends Bump Stocks and AR-15s in Court Dear Don, As I write this letter to you, I am on a plane, returning from...

Personally, I wouldn't worry too much about it. Not legal advise, but: 1) There's no way to trace one. 2) To search your home looking for it, they will need a search warrant. 3) If I was really concerned, I own a shovel and sold mine to some guy in a bar.

My Lyman book shows cast bullets as .308, so .311 would not be something I'd shoot. Might give you a bit of a feeding problem also. If you have a lot of them, you can pick up a Lee sizing kit, from Lee, in .308 or .309 for less than $30.00.

Ammo can be shipped FedEx or UPS ground, but don't even think about shipping USPS.

Anyone interested in reading the Amicus Brief before the Supreme Court can find it here: https://gunowners.org/images/pdf/GOA-Brief-before-SCOTUS--Oct-2018.pdf

I've never seen a law that prohibits me, as a dealer, from acquiring firearms off my license. Generally, in law, that which is not prohibited is allowed. Read this for yourself and tell me if you find anything that prohibit me from acquiring a firearm the same as any private party; Title 18...

Bearcreek, "Obviously. The question is really more about a situation where someone sold a gun to a person who happens to be a dealer. Is that dealer required to sell that as a dealer or can they sell it like the rest of us?" As a dealer, I can buy a gun for either myself or my inventory and I...

Yes he can. A dealer can own personal firearms, but must keep them separate from firearms that are part of his/her business. If I recall, BATFE will get a bit upset if you don't hold that firearm for something like six months before doing a private sale, but the question is really why would...

One thing is for sure if this passes, including a Constitutional smell test, within a couple of years and it's discovered that the law is not working as advertised, it will be because "it didn't go far enough". Nothing short of totally gutting the 2A will ever satisfy some of the antis.

My mistake, it's NCIC. Abbreviations kill me.

You might want to report it to your local PD and get it entered in the NICS data base.

They are zero and your gun won't make it on to the NCIC list of stolen firearms.

That's where the courts come into play.

M855 projectiles do not fit under the definition of armor piercing because they do not have a core constructed ENTIRELY of iron or steel. There is a lead slug behind the steel penetrator, which excludes it from being AP and makes it handgun legal. Had ATF not backed away and used the...

I think the magic wording here is "designed and intended". Does anyone realistically believe that M855 ammunition was designed and intended for use in handguns? ATF was inundated with communications from the 'sporting' users of that ammunition and it gave them an excuse to drop their stance...

This whole bump stock issue reminds me of a few years ago when ATF was trying to ban M855 ammo as being armor piercing because it had a steel penetrator. They had to finally drop that idea when it was pointed out that Federal statutes clearly defined what armor piercing ammunition was. Now...