BOS is F**KING stupid

[just jk]

You noticed the encyclopedias and a vacuum ... don't try and play that with me.

I literally had to go back and look at the photo at least three times to notice what the hell you guys were talking about.

haha -true

How'd the gun turn out to be stolen???



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hell if i know, i said it was a devils advocate question!

 

[kyletxria1911a1]

see the smile on her face thats for me after saying i dont require a bos and yes it shoots 230 gr hardball

 

[scap99]

Geez....someone wanna give him a butthurt form?????

At your service, sir




Sent from me.

 

[scap99]

haha -true



hell if i know, i said it was a devils advocate question!

I mean, in all seriousness, the only time it'll get run is if you get caught committing a crime with it on you, right?


Sent from me.

 

[just jk]

I mean, in all seriousness, the only time it'll get run is if you get caught committing a crime with it on you, right?


Sent from me.

typically the chances are slim - but i can think of a few different scenarios where an LEO might check the s/n on a gun in your possession

 

[okie556]

i wonder how much they paid for that encyclopedia set on that book case.......and i wonder if they have internet in their house

I have looked at this picture many times and have yet to see a vacuum cleaner, encyclopedias or a towel on the couch.....hell a couch for that matter. But I do wish she would cut her damn hair.

 

[Glockster69]

 

[kyletxria1911a1]

Cut what wrap it round ya hand and with a rebel yell holler
more more more

 

[lalonguecarabine]

More of this:

And less of this:

 

[lalonguecarabine]

Wait, is this Glockster's wife...

Nah. Glockster's wife is a brunette.

See:

 

[RstyShcklfrd]

Now that's much more believable.

 

[ROGER4314]

No matter how good she looks right now, somebody, somewhere is tired of putting up with her shxt.

Flash

 

[M. Sage]

No matter how good she looks right now, somebody, somewhere is tired of putting up with her shxt.

Flash

This.

It's even worse with the lookers, because they get ruined by all the guys drooling over them and overinflating their sense of self worth.

...then they hit 30 and are confused why nobody will put up with their worthless ass.

 

[mitchntx]

Is that a Hoover Elite?
How do you like it?

FYI ... if you are going to snap noods of your GF, BF or SO, take the photos of your children off the shelf in the background.

lol

 

[ROGER4314]

I used to refer to the pretty girls as "Gift Wrapped Bricks". They are beautiful on the outside but cold and stoney on the inside.

Flash

 

[FrEaK_aCcIdEnT]

Made it close to half way through this thread...

Since this is the internet and everyone has a hole in there posterior, I have an opinion too!

If I sell my gun in a private sell, bet your ass I'm looking for a completed bill of sell. If you have a problem with me making sure I cover my ass in a legal situation down the road as to when I sold a firearm in relation to when it was used in a crime, then move on. No sweat off my giblets. There is always someone else looking for gun and a deal. The BOS protects both parties. If I sell you a gun that I just used in a crime and you pay cash, how do you defend the fresh purchase in court when ballistics match? It's a long shot, but I'm not taking the chance with my freedom. For the record I have never filled out or had a bill of sell completed for any private sell of a gun. Both time have been to a long time friend that I know would not use them in a crime. But if it were an individual I had never met, guarantee I would be curtious enough to have everything laid out to input information and sign. Slide it through the PDF reader on the computer and you get to keep the original. Thanks for the cash and have a nice day.

I think half the frustration was tied up with the fact that the guy took forever to get things squared away. That would piss me off too! Be prepared...

 

[FrEaK_aCcIdEnT]

LMAO! Just finished the last 2/3s of this thread.... Facepalm! Why did I bring it back on track... Sorry guys! I'll go back to the garage. I've got a mess to clean up...

 

[txinvestigator]

Made it close to half way through this thread...

Since this is the internet and everyone has a hole in there posterior, I have an opinion too!

If I sell my gun in a private sell, bet your ass I'm looking for a completed bill of sell. If you have a problem with me making sure I cover my ass in a legal situation down the road as to when I sold a firearm in relation to when it was used in a crime, then move on. No sweat off my giblets. There is always someone else looking for gun and a deal. The BOS protects both parties. If I sell you a gun that I just used in a crime and you pay cash, how do you defend the fresh purchase in court when ballistics match? It's a long shot, but I'm not taking the chance with my freedom. For the record I have never filled out or had a bill of sell completed for any private sell of a gun. Both time have been to a long time friend that I know would not use them in a crime. But if it were an individual I had never met, guarantee I would be curtious enough to have everything laid out to input information and sign. Slide it through the PDF reader on the computer and you get to keep the original. Thanks for the cash and have a nice day.

I think half the frustration was tied up with the fact that the guy took forever to get things squared away. That would lowes me off too! Be prepared...

A bill of sale protects you from NOTHING. Unless the police have evidence connecting you to a crime, the fact that you once puchased an object means NOTHING.

 

[Texan2]

The BOS protects both parties.

You couldn't be more incorrect. It protects no one. But this is a common misnomer among many who have not made the choice to educate themselves on the matter. People default to the mindset that somehow if I have a "paper trail" I am protected.
Its sad how difficult it is to get people to understand the futility in the argument that a BOS offers some type of "protection". As has been stated by lawyers, judges, cops, ATF agents, FFL holders, hobbyists, NRA officials, kindergarten teachers, truck drivers, ditch diggers, internet commandos and many others.......

BOS offer you ZERO protection. ZERO. This think otehrwise is pure naivety.

 

[Texan2]

Made it close to half way through this thread...

Since this is the internet and everyone has a hole in there posterior, I have an opinion too!

If I sell my gun in a private sell, bet your ass I'm looking for a completed bill of sell. If you have a problem with me making sure I cover my ass in a legal situation down the road as to when I sold a firearm in relation to when it was used in a crime, then move on. No sweat off my giblets. There is always someone else looking for gun and a deal. The BOS protects both parties. If I sell you a gun that I just used in a crime and you pay cash, how do you defend the fresh purchase in court when ballistics match? It's a long shot, but I'm not taking the chance with my freedom. For the record I have never filled out or had a bill of sell completed for any private sell of a gun. Both time have been to a long time friend that I know would not use them in a crime. But if it were an individual I had never met, guarantee I would be curtious enough to have everything laid out to input information and sign. Slide it through the PDF reader on the computer and you get to keep the original. Thanks for the cash and have a nice day.

I think half the frustration was tied up with the fact that the guy took forever to get things squared away. That would piss me off too! Be prepared...

So what if the ballistics match? That is nowhere near enough to get you arrested or in any type of trouble. People need to watch less TV. There are exactly ZERO cases of someone getting convicted of a crime becasue they bought a gun used in a crime.