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Oh, good, that's called paperworks. Would it include the buyer's name, etc (hopefully)?
well I'll need to see his NJ Firearm Purchase Identification Card and make a copy of it for paperwork.
Oh, good, that's called paperworks. Would it include the buyer's name, etc (hopefully)?
I am not interested in your fucking junks. However, it's possible that you would be held accountable if you sell it to a criminal whom you didn't know.absolutely.
but I'd refuse to sell it to people like you. no way!
I'm not even interested in doing business with an angry person like you.I am not interested in your fucking junks.
*sigh*However, it's possible that you would be held accountable if you sell it to a criminal whom you didn't know.
I am not interested in your fucking junks. However, it's possible that you would be held accountable if you sell it to a criminal whom you didn't know.
Beautifully, I trust you. I like honest gun sellers. Some don't since all they want is money like the ones at gun shows (IE Brady Campaign video).well I'll need to see his NJ Firearm Purchase Identification Card and make a copy of it for paperwork.
I'm not a gun seller. I don't sell guns for business. beside - it's more difficult to purchase/sell handgun in NJ than shotgun/rifle. Additional paperwork and background check are involved when it comes to handgun.Beautifully, I trust you. I like honest gun sellers.
they're honest gun sellers too.Some don't since all they want is money like the ones at gun shows (IE Brady Campaign video).
Just for handguns? WHY???I'm not a gun seller. I don't sell guns for business. beside - it's more difficult to purchase/sell handgun in NJ than shotgun/rifle. Additional paperwork and background check are involved when it comes to handgun.
You must have one purchase permit obtained and approved by your local police chief for every handgun you want to buy. no registration or paperwork is needed for long guns.
they're honest gun sellers too.
seriously... you're THAT concerned about "less than 2%" and not 80%?
Just for handguns? WHY???
A friend of mine, her son was talking the other day...(he's 21)...about wanting to get a Concealed weapon permit....I was thinking..."Oh NO!"...he has a very fiery/bold and hot temper...thinks he's the "Champion" and all that...even has busted holes in my friend's house due to anger.....he bullies people also...
A friend of mine, her son was talking the other day...(he's 21)...about wanting to get a Concealed weapon permit....I was thinking..."Oh NO!"...he has a very fiery/bold and hot temper...thinks he's the "Champion" and all that...even has busted holes in my friend's house due to anger.....he bullies people also...
How are they to determine anger issues? Every store have an official Jiro to work the buyer over for a while? After the guy cracks then put it on record, "cannot take verbal jousting, failed final gun exam".
has he been arrested?
It's not that easy. Most of the times, we can't see the other side of people. For example, I meet you and you look friendly to me and then you go home and beat up your wife.For a private seller - you just use your common sense and instinct based on buyer's attitude, behavior, and body language. Many sellers refuse to sell guns to those they're not comfortable with. example - A gun range manager rejected James Holmes' application for membership because he felt Holmes's behavior was bizarre.
For a gun dealer - if a person has an anger issue... chance is he's got an arrest record such as assault, domestic violence, etc. Millions of applications have been rejected because a buyer failed a background check or seller wasn't comfortable.
A simple interview/conversation is more than enough to determine a buyer's mental status.
Why playing with me? You know what I am talking about, don't you?I had a same thought. why all these unnecessary paperwork for handgun?