....Every time I found a collectible Winchester at a wily old dealer, there was "some guy from New York who was driving over to buy it at that very moment...but It's first come, first serve.."
And that's why they call them wily old dealers.
....Every time I found a collectible Winchester at a wily old dealer, there was "some guy from New York who was driving over to buy it at that very moment...but It's first come, first serve.."
I just deleted thirty eight posts because they either failed to be topical to the thread or failed the THR attitude test.
He's nearly correct.newbuckeye A guy at a pawn show told me yesterday that the trigger lock had to be installed on the gun before it could leave the store. I told him i had never heard that before and asked if it was a special law just for pawn shops. He said, No, every FFL is required by law. Since when says I..... It's been in place at lease 2 years.......
He's nearly correct.
Child Safety Lock Act of 2005 has been in effect since April 2006:
http://www.atf.gov/press/releases/2006/04/042106-openletter-ffl-child-safety-locks.html
The law doesn't require the lock or secure storage device to be installed, but provided.