progressive hunter
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how would anyone know if I had a BG check on my gun??So you're saying that we have to wait for a shooting to place place and people getting shot and/or killed to justify passing a UBC law?
And that's great. you wanna tell me how a UBC federal law changes that in any way?
Did you mean 1 shooting? How many shootings and killings does it take then? You can't seem to tell me how a UBC federal law changes the ability for any law-abiding citizen to buy a gun and use it if necessary.
And you believe a federal UBC law changes that? That's all we're talking about here, right? Closing the gun show loophole so that anybody wo buys a gun at a gun show has to pass a background check before the purchase can be finalized. Let's walk through it:
You go to a gun show anywhere and you find a gun you want to buy. The seller is not an FFL, so he/she says see that guy over there? He can do a background check for you in about a minute and sign your application as approved. Then you can buy the gun. Cash or charge?
That's it, so what's the problem? Whose 2nd Amendment rights have been infringed? You had to wait a minute or 2? BFD!
Now - what that does not fix is a private sale between 2 individuals, neither of whom has an FFL, somewhere else besides a gun show. I don't know that there's much that can be done about that, like grandpa gives his rifle or handgun to his grandson, right? The UBC law can't fix that, but no law is perfect and that's not a good reason not to try to prevent somebody from acquiring a gun that shouldn't have one.