nickstone

This actually makes so much sense that it will never pass.

If you are uncomfortable selling a firearm, then don't sell it. Problem solved. Nothing is stopping you from going to a gun shop and letting them handle the transfer, but don't force your feelings on me and my private transactions. Another alternative would be for the government to pay the transfer fee and the background check fee, since it is all for public safety, so the public should pay for it. Keep it within the licensed FFL's to do the transfer and fees, to minimize the chance of keeping an accessible gun registry. I may be agreeable to this IF and ONLY IF, we could get something back for it, like national carry permits, removing SBRs and silencers from the NFA, etc.....

This came from a 3 judge panel. It will be appealed to the full appeals court and probably overturned, just like what happened in the 9th district.

I'm no lawyer but the author makes good legal opinions that hopefully the SCOTUS will consider if this case goes there.  Warning, it is long but worth it.   https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/2015/10/23/the-2nd-circuits-second-class-second-amendment-intermediate-scrutiny/

Thanks for adding your ****hole opinion to this conversation.     I believe the place behind the Civil Rights Museum is Central BBQ.  Can't vouch for the downtown location, but the one on Central is good.

Blah Blah Blah, bash Memphis, Blah Blah Blah

3 weeks total for me. 15 business days.

Application on 8/2/12, fingerprinted on 8/3/12, hasn't showed up yet, but I haven't really expected it to either. Update Received it on aug 25th so 3 weeks total.