Federal law also regulates private intrastate firearm transactions – it’s illegal to sell a gun to someone known to be a prohibited person, for example; but without a 4473 and background check, there’s no way for a private seller to know whether he’s selling to a prohibited person.
And still all handguns and most modern Rifles have to have a BGC and that is by an FFF operating there to assist private ( Non FFL ) sellers ate even the smallest show at a moose lodge .
there are AT BEST 1 Gun Show every TWO MONTHS within 125 + miles of me ( Shasta County ) and if I’m willing to drive to Reno or Bay Area or Sacramento Areas ( 3hours drive + ) or if I’m willing to drive north same Distance ( Klamath Falls or Grants Pass ) then there are other shows occasionally .
What you don’t seem to understand is they also will be keeping an eye on you.
Enough to know they exist. You know it too.
Meaning Per the regulations of course.
Maybe in your state. Look around.
They aren’t. That’s the point.
You have no fucking idea what that “real man” did with that gun. That’s the problem, dope.
Militias since the 16th Century until
I’m in California , where the fuck are you ?
Not Members of the US Military . Or French , Spanish or British Militaries
Uh huh. Now what does that have to do with what I posted?
You implied that Militia ( Regulated or unregulated ) deserve Armament not Civilians as regarding 2A / RTKBA
Social Liberalism is UnAmerican
This is completely fucked. If this is what we're down to, I'm out.So...I knew this was proposed..now it's real! Best break out the cash, gun nutz...Uncle be watching your cc bill!
Gun sales will be specifically marked by credit companies to help monitor purchases
Based on new international standards, it's a step in the right direction for national gun reform.mashable.com
Gun sales will be specifically earmarked in transaction histories, Visa Inc. announced on Sept. 10. It's a decision that will (hopefully) prevent these purchases from flying under the radar of investigators and help pinpoint suspicious sales surges. The change was also adopted by credit giants MasterCard and American Express.
The decision comes after a Sept. 9 announcement by the International Standards Organization, a global body that establishes standards across the financial services industry, that gun and ammunition merchandisers would be recategorized with their own commerce codes. Previously, these sales were lumped in with "general merchandise" or "miscellaneous" sales, or categorized under "sporting good stores" in a kind of recreational gray area. Now, the four-digit code for gun and ammunition sales will explicitly state the customer's transaction.
According to Guns Down America, a national gun violence prevention organization focused on legislative advocacy and reducing gun sales, many of the nation's worst mass shooting events — like those in Aurora, San Bernardino, Orlando, and Las Vegas — involved electronic payments for weapons and ammunition. Just in 2022, there have been more than 39,000 gun-related deaths and 425 mass shootings in the United States, according to the Gun Violence Archive.
"We could identify and detect where there may be gun sales that are intended for black markets, where we see patterns of gun purchases being made in multiple gun shops. We could see the patterns of behavior that would indicate to us that there is something not right here," explained Amalgamated Bank CEO Priscilla Sims Brown to CBS News during its investigation. "We have an obligation to address crime that is being facilitated through our system."
Financial Fast & Furious ?
