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Originally Posted by glockguy213
1. Three guns in the last three weeks. The latest was today at 3:30 PM, Glock 20, Ace Sporting Goods, Washington, PA.
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And you were charged for a NICS check? I've never been charged for a NICS check. Find a new dealer.
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2. The police will still come to the sellers door, it is then up to the individual to divulge to the police officer, the whereabouts of the gun.
About 7 or 8 years ago, a dealer in north-central PA had one of his personal guns stolen from his home by his own son, who then sold it to a "friend", who, after a night of drinking, shot and killed a state trooper who pulled the the kid over for a traffic violation. The police were at the dealer's store the minute he opened for business that morning.
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Big freakin deal. Is your buddy in prison for murder? That's seems to be what you want to imply here:
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guess who the police are coming after?
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There is a world of difference between once owning a gun that was used in a crime and being prosecuted on that basis.
Was the friend who shot the trooper a convicted felon?
Actually, what you've pointed out here is a point we've been making throughout the thread. 4473 is a defacto gun registration and some of you people here seem ok with that.