Yeah, and I sell about half of a fraction of a percent of the number of guns CDNN sells. So it isn't like I've had to keep up on lots of laws for lots of different places constantly. It was more like one guy wanted a particular gun, and I had to check if that one particular gun was legal in his state.
CDNN sells hundreds of guns a week. I think it would probably take a full time legal person to check every order.
There really isn't a retail software that lets you do this either. It would need constant updating as every locality changed its laws.
And I'm not saying to to say "shaft the New Yorkers, or the Californians," or whatever, but the entire US gun business is smaller than Home Depot. We're not exactly rolling in the dough in a fat market industry. It is just math.
Go to your local dealer. He knows the laws for the area, and he knows what he can get. Have him get it for you. He might not always have the best prices, but he's the dude that has to survive in that caustic environment.
Sorry guys, L&P is closed for now, and this is really a L&P discussion, and not true activism, so I'm going to have to close it. Sorry.
CDNN sells hundreds of guns a week. I think it would probably take a full time legal person to check every order.
There really isn't a retail software that lets you do this either. It would need constant updating as every locality changed its laws.
And I'm not saying to to say "shaft the New Yorkers, or the Californians," or whatever, but the entire US gun business is smaller than Home Depot. We're not exactly rolling in the dough in a fat market industry. It is just math.
Go to your local dealer. He knows the laws for the area, and he knows what he can get. Have him get it for you. He might not always have the best prices, but he's the dude that has to survive in that caustic environment.
Sorry guys, L&P is closed for now, and this is really a L&P discussion, and not true activism, so I'm going to have to close it. Sorry.
