FTF gun sale tards

[mpolk]

Now I remember why I am not on this forum often. Going away.

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[Dawico]

Now I remember why I am not on this forum often. Going away.

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Is that because you like to post YOUR truth and if anybody questions it you get butthurt?

Or is it because you claim to be an FFL but feel the law doesn't do enough to impose gun registration on private sales?

 

[Charlie]

Waiting ...................

 

[Charlie]

The government seems to always put the honest citizens through a lot of hoops, etc. to sell a gun, buy a gun, etc., but the "honest" citizens don't need to be dealing with that! It's the criminals that need monitoring. They (the criminals) aren't going to follow the law anyway! We (the law abiding), jump through waaay too many hoops to do many things that don't have any impact on the law breakers. Etc., etc.,

 

[Dawico]

The government seems to always put the honest citizens through a lot of hoops, etc. to sell a gun, buy a gun, etc., but the "honest" citizens don't need to be dealing with that! It's the criminals that need monitoring. They (the criminals) aren't going to follow the law anyway! We (the law abiding), jump through waaay too many hoops to do many things that don't have any impact on the law breakers. Etc., etc.,

Exactly.

Plus signing a BOS doesn't stop a criminal anyways. Without a background check you don't really know.

A criminal wouldn't lie and say they are legal, would they?

Now you have proof you sold a firearm to somebody on the FBI's ten most wanted list and the government gets to decide if you knew or not. How could that possibly go wrong?

 

[TheDan]

I'm not a criminal. Scofflaw maybe...

You're definitely a criminal; just haven't been convicted yet.

 

[Younggun]

You're definitely a criminal; just haven't been convicted yet.

Well, I am fighting with city of Austin over a parking ticket for a truck I don't even own.


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[txinvestigator]

I've bought and sold more than a couple firearms.
I've never minded signing a BOS, if it makes the seller happy then who am I to say it's wrong?

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Shouldn't getting money make the seller happy? Why should I, the buyer, care about making the seller happy? Why should I provide him with personal information and a paper trail for a consumer product where none is required.

If I purchased a TV and the seller wants a BOS with my personal info should I provide that?

 

[Mikewood]

So why would a criminal go to a gun show and pay almost full retail or above retail in some cases when they can buy a gun on the street corner for pennies on the dollar?

"Pooky" has a lot of things for sale and can get a lot more. TV, crack, weed, a Glock 19, meth, a pump shotgun. anything you need. Sure, it's hot, been used in a crime and has its serial number removed but it's only $100. That's safer than a gun show with a stranger who might be a cop any day.


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[kyletxria1911a1]

If i see a gun i want on the Internet and go to buy it
And the seller wants my info on paper

Go pound sand

 

[accordingtoome]

I tried to buy a gun from a guy, cash in hand. Ill show my CHL and DL but im not signing shit. He would not budge and i bought another pistol. Shame but its the principal of it. FTF is a cash in hand and a handshake. That is all.

 

[Shady]

and why is the handshake needed. I am not going to provide him with a DNA sample by touching his hand that has been who knows where LOL

I tried to buy a gun from a guy, cash in hand. Ill show my CHL and DL but im not signing shit. He would not budge and i bought another pistol. Shame but its the principal of it. FTF is a cash in hand and a handshake. That is all.

 

[Dawico]

and why is the handshake needed. I am not going to provide him with a DNA sample by touching his hand that has been who knows where LOL

That is a good point. The law does not require a handshake or DNA sample.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

They can get the DNA sample off of the cash...

 

[Younggun]

Not necessarily.


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[ZX9RCAM]

And all this time I thought you didn't take me seriously.

 

[Charlie]

Not necessarily.


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Epic!

 

[majormadmax]

I've bought and sold more than a couple firearms.
I've never minded signing a BOS, if it makes the seller happy then who am I to say it's wrong?

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What if the seller asks for oral sex? I'm sure that'd make him happy as well! You gonna give it to him?!? :O

Happy or not, the seller has my money, that's all they need! Hand over the f***ing firearm!

 

[majormadmax]

I am an FFL and when I sell or trade my personal guns, it is always going to have a bill of sale attached. I am definitely going to CMA. The form I use has minimal information on it, but if you don't want to sign a bill of sale, then I'll keep the gun. It's that simple. If someone won't sign a bill of sale, it's pretty much a flag that says they might no be able to buy one legally anyway. Enough said, LOL

For a guy who has so many rules, you don't seem to mind violating the forum one about not advertising unless you're a sponsor/advertiser!

https://www.texasguntalk.com/forums/commercial-posting-advertising/22302-commercial-posting.html

How about removing the business URL from your signature block?

 

[Army 1911]

While I don't like the idea of a BOS on a private gun sale, if the seller lets it be known before the meet-up then that is "part of the purchase price," as far as I am concerned. If you don't want to meet his terms and conditions don't buy the gun.