The Briefing Room
General Category => National/Breaking News => Second Amendment => Topic started by: mountaineer on March 11, 2014, 03:18:46 pm
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I'm a member of a W.Va. gun rights group on Facebook. Another member just posted this:
What a great way to start off the day. An ATF Agent knocking on the door at 7:30 am. I purchased 4 guns at the same time last year on Feb 12th and they wanted to know why I purchased that many guns at one time and where the guns were now.
3 1/2 months later I gave one to my daughter for her birthday and where I had surgery I needed money so I sold one of them. I still have the other two he looked at them, wrote down the serials numbers and took a picture of my receipt. Then he called my daughter to have her read him the serial number off the one I gave her. No problem there. Then..... He called the lady I sold the other one too and discovered I made a profit from the sell of the gun.
He said I wasn't in trouble, but went on to informed me it was illegal, that I had not had the guns long enough to sell them for a profit and that if I wanted to sell them for a profit that I needed to get a dealer lic.
Needless to say, I'm a little concerned right now.
He said he asked the agent what was the law about not having guns long enough to sell them for a profit.I asked him and he said the law was vague. There was no defined length of time. But I do know the application ask if you're planning on giving or selling the gun to someone else within 90 days.
When I got them I had intended to keep all 4 of them, but after several hospital visits I needed the money. and sold one of them after 2 1/2 months and made $40. That's the one I'm concerned about. I had just got out of the hospital and was sick. I just lost track of time.
The other one that I gave to my daughter for her birthday was at 3 1/2 months. That one shouldn't be a problem.
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Wow.
So much wrong in this where to begin? So will he be reported for making a profit on the gun?
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The fellow - who identifies himself as disabled - seems to be afraid of being prosecuted for committing a crime. As always, it's so nice to see the feds have nothing better to do.
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Game wardens are also way out of hand riding in their expensive boats to the very private inlands of waterways and handing out 3 figure tickets for bogus rules they changed but failed to report. I also watched a coast guard vessel pull over a tiny fishing boat with a man and his son, on the intercoastal waterway. Usually this task is for the game wardens on their $65K boats -paid for by us- But this little Coastie, BOARDING a freaking Jon boat and went through the mans coolers and wrote him a 3 figure ticket for not having a whistle on board. They seemed ticked off he had the proper amount of lifejackets.
The beast that is fed with the money to be lord's over us needs cut-off and all of his credit cards taken away.
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...The beast that is fed with the money to be lord's over us needs cut-off and all of his credit cards taken away.
:amen:
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Wow.
So much wrong in this where to begin? So will he be reported for making a profit on the gun?
I couldn't possibly agree more with your take on this.
WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!!