Depends on the State one lives in, doing a transfer in Maryland requires a NICS being done. You either pay your local FFL to do the transfer or have it done at your local State Police Barracks. And if its a regulated firearm, you have to deal with the 7 day wait.
Because the Constitution and the Congress has been replaced with the Administrative State. This has been done willingly by Congress, whose members seem to find the duty of actually governing to be rather onerous, since it infringes on their party time, and quite frankly, the primary function of Congress is to enrich its members. They prefer to leave the grunge work to the minions.
What do you have you may want to move before they try this lunacy?I have a gun or two in my safe that have been there for more than 20 years.
By this law, if I can't make a profit, I have to sell them at 20 year old prices?
I hate to agree to that statement but there isn't a "free world" govt on the planet which hasn't turned actual governing over to bureaucrats.
Call them tools. You'll be fine.
What you originally paid is irrelevant. As long as you are selling the gun(s) for the purpose of collecting and or for your hobby it is okay. The rule says that is okay.
No not likely to forget that crew of turd eaters
Precisely. What elected official wants to answer to public scrutiny for the effects of actual laws when they can just deflect blame to their appointed bureaucratic lapdogs who interpreted laws in whatever manner maliciously chosen? The electeds can not only avoid responsibility, but they can also continue their insider trading in the process. It's a win-win for everyone in "the club".
I have a gun or two in my safe that have been there for more than 20 years.
By this law, if I can't make a profit, I have to sell them at 20 year old prices?
Are the ones that still take 11 to 12 months to go through, going into this "round up list" also?
This. Every question I've seen in this thread related to the application of the new rule is answered here.
