I could use a nap. Went to bed at 10 but didn't go to sleep til 2:30, then back up at 6:30. These meds are messing with my sleep pattern. Hopefully just a few more days.
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are the guns going to be shipped? if so obviously you'll need an ffl, if they're going to be transported by a family member or picked up by the new owner, assuming the new owner is a trusted proper person, using an ffl is unnecessary
A pool is the most boring thing in the world.
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Have the relative in Tennessee check to see if a local Tennessee FFL can send a prepaid FedEx shipping label to the Illinois resident to have the guns shipped to the FFLs location. Once they have a label they can schedule a FedEx pickup. When they arrive the Tennessee FFL can transfer them to the new owner (if they pass the background check, etc.). I am sure that the FFL will charge fees for all of this. If this is legal it would streamline things to dealing with one FFL, at the destination end and have the healthy person doing the work. Perhaps an agreement would need to be made transferring the guns to the FFL for the sole purpose of transferring them on to the new owner?
A check with an attorney in Tennessee who deals with firearms laws might be a good idea. Perhaps one of the attorneys here on INGO can recommend one?
I would try to eliminate all Illinois involvement in the process that you legally can.
Have the relative in Tennessee check to see if a local Tennessee FFL can send a prepaid FedEx shipping label to the Illinois resident to have the guns shipped to the FFLs location. Once they have a label they can schedule a FedEx pickup. When they arrive the Tennessee FFL can transfer them to the new owner (if they pass the background check, etc.). I am sure that the FFL will charge fees for all of this. If this is legal it would streamline things to dealing with one FFL, at the destination end and have the healthy person doing the work. Perhaps an agreement would need to be made transferring the guns to the FFL for the sole purpose of transferring them on to the new owner?
A check with an attorney in Tennessee who deals with firearms laws might be a good idea. Perhaps one of the attorneys here on INGO can recommend one?
I would try to eliminate all Illinois involvement in the process that you legally can.
Meh we use the heck out of our pool
I don't see the appeal. If it's hot enough to be in the pool, it's too hot for me to enjoy being outside. And it's BORING.
I don't see the appeal. If it's hot enough to be in the pool, it's too hot for me to enjoy being outside. And it's BORING.
Have you not heard of the bikini..?
Every guy in this thread who has met me is laughing right now.
I'm sure MD looks stunning in his.
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Damn, it's only Weds??? 
Garbage day. 2nd week in a row I haven't put mine out because of my back. Good thing it's cold out.Damn, it's only Weds???
Nah, I like you guys too much to do that to you.
Nice! We just got rid of ours this year, never used it. Came with the house. Turned it into a patio/gas fire pit
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Keep track of the time spent using the pool vs the time spent working on the pool. I never found it to be a good trade off.
Make sure that you check the local laws, etc. for where you live. You don't want to have to move it because of a rule/law you weren't aware of.
I also think about how many other things that I like better that the money could be spent on.
Keep track of the time spent using the pool vs the time spent working on the pool. I never found it to be a good trade off.
Make sure that you check the local laws, etc. for where you live. You don't want to have to move it because of a rule/law you weren't aware of.
I also think about how many other things that I like better that the money could be spent on.
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