C_Clayton_Jones
Diamond Member
Correct.nope
I will wait patiently while you point out the wording in the law that requires a private seller to ask if the buyer is legally authorized to own a firearm.
Your straw grasping attempts are as pathetic as they are comical. Give it up, idiot.
I am still waiting patiently or you to show me the law that requires a seller to ask if the buyer is legally qualified to own a gun.
I am not your remedial reading teacher. Go play your juvenile semantic games with someone else.
It is odd that I have had this same discussion with other gun nuts, and it always ends up that they divert when I ask them to quote the law that requires a private seller to ask a buyer if they are legally allowed to own a gun. And, of course, if they are not required to ask, they are not knowingly selling to a convicted felon, and that makes the sale legal, which, of course, destroys their entire argument that no new background check laws are necessary..
A seller in a private intrastate firearm transaction can in good faith sell to a prohibited person based solely on the word of the buyer that he can legally own a gun, when in fact he can't.