ATF C&R Inspection this is how it went down LONG!

[2barearms]

I'm curious why anyone would invite this level of government intrusion
into their lives so you can save on tranfer fees? Unless you live 100 miles
from the nearest FFL it seems weird to do this. What's the attraction to
having a piece of paper to buy firearms that can be bought without it.

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[John Cook]

2barearms, my thoughts exactly. I don't even put my weapons on my insurance policy. If I am a victim of a break in, Iguess I'll suffer the loss. They will have to haul out a safe anchored in concrete !!!. I stated a day or two ago that my purchases or legal and I pay a FFl dealer a fee of $20.00 to handle any out of state transactions.
But everyone to his or her choice on this matter.

john

[Dave]

I gave my C&R up some years ago. Probably too late as I am on their radar now. The way things are and the way they are getting, worse, its no time to have the Government knowing where the guns are. The little money you save is not worth it. However you must remember that when you go thru an FFL dealer, THEY WILL find you! I have only purchased at gun shows, for years, thru the "loop hole". hehehe

[John Kepler]

I'm curious why anyone would invite this level of government intrusion
into their lives so you can save on tranfer fees? Unless you live 100 miles
from the nearest

A). As a C&R, the prices I pay for things aren't the prices YOU pay for things!

B). And this is the biggie. That C&R is the difference between having a quirky, but generally harmless hobby that Law Enforcement could care less about, and "Anonymous Tip Leads to Raid on Suburban Arsenal....Film at 11!".

John