Seriona
Regular Member
What exactly is in place that WOULD stop someone from selling their own firearm without using an FFL? It seems if it is passed, it would be completely impossible to stop this.
What exactly is in place that WOULD stop someone from selling their own firearm without using an FFL? It seems if it is passed, it would be completely impossible to stop this.
Absolutely nothing. Many police acknowledge this.
The real ways it would be enforced would be by anti-gun deputy prosecutors trolling youtube and facebook and looking for videos of friends out target shooting where they hand each other guns, then get charged.
Also, widows and surviving family will be charged when they find guns and ignorantly attempt to "register" them but do so after the arbitrary 60 day mark and rack up a misdemeanor for first offense, felony for subsequent ones, all sequenced PER firearm.
Lie in what way?
Two people can't both own the gun, so unless they are immediate family which can be proven or disproven easily, at least one or both are guilty automatically.
Lie in what way?
Two people can't both own the gun, so unless they are immediate family which can be proven or disproven easily, at least one or both are guilty automatically.
And do you think that describes the common gun owner in WA? Or even a plurality among them?In the legal sense, yes more than one person can own the same gun. As an example all of my firearms are included in a family trust to which my spouse and children are the equal owners.
~Whitney
And do you think that describes the common gun owner in WA? Or even a plurality among them?
Sure. And that will be your burden to prove once a rabid prosecutor has targeted you using 594.While I agree with you that was not the stated question.
It is entirely possible for more than one person to own the same firearm.
~Whitney
Sure. And that will be your burden to prove once a rabid prosecutor has targeted you using 594.
What exactly is in place that WOULD stop someone from selling their own firearm without using an FFL? It seems if it is passed, it would be completely impossible to stop this.
If there were any recognizable landmarks that wouldn't work. Also, if they questioned you to be sure you'd have to commit perjury.
But that's mostly irrelevant. The people caught by this likely won't know anything about it and will have no idea that 594 causes this.
To be sure they'd drag you into court and fight you the whole way that's where the perjury comes in.I believe Perjury by legal terms means you got caught lying under oath. But I get the point you are making. But once again, it would be so easy to do.