You are doing the same thing.Here's one fun fact...
The Department disagrees with the comments arguing that a firearm’s condition—or the fact that a firearm is in, or sold with, original packaging that contains manufacturer instructions and other useful items—is an arbitrary basis for a rebuttable presumption.
Persons who are engaged in the business of dealing in firearms often desire firearms that are in either a new condition, or a nearly new condition, accompanied by original packaging so they can command the highest price while quickly attracting buyers in the shortest amount of time.
Moreover, purchasers of deadly, explosive-based weapons are more likely to trust the safety and reliability of new, factory-tested firearms, rather than used firearms in a lesser condition.
Nonetheless, in response to comments regarding the presumptions that a person is engaged in the business if they repetitively resell or offer for resale new or like-new firearms, or firearms that are of the same or similar kind and type, the Department has revised those presumptions to apply only where the resales or offers for resale occurs within one year from the date of purchase (also referred to in this rule as a “turnover” limitation) to reduce the chance that personal collection firearms might fall within either of these presumptions.
So... all you flippers have to hold onto a gun for ONE YEAR now before getting rid of it, otherwise there will be a 'presumption' you are an 'unsilenced dealer'.
That's probably true for most flippers, but I think it will impact a lot of normal folks as well. Sell more than one gun a year (so you are 'repetitive') that's still in the box and the ATF will 'presume' you are an unlicensed dealer.
The section you quoted also says “repetitively” again referring to being in the “business” of selling guns.