Why can't traders be honest?

[Leatherhead]

No...my comment was to show that the gun will not be worth LESS in a year, just because it's a year later. I wasn't even talking to you. I was talking to Thomas Eeyore.

You assumed I would sell it for a profit...which is why you decided to jump in with the incomplete ATF dealer definition.


My question to you is this....Who gives a ****?

 

[BIKER13]

so do we ask if the seller is making a profit now? bahahahahahahahahaha

 

[Lobo1]

"The term “dealer” is defined at 18U.S.C. § 921(a)(11)(A) to include any person engaged in the business of selling firearms at wholesale or retail. The term “engaged in the business” as applied to a dealer in firearms means a person who devotes time, attention, and labor to dealing in
firearms as a regular course of trade or business with the principal objective of livelihood and profit through the repetitive purchase and resale of firearms"​

.[/QUOTE]

I think the red part is pretty self explanatory. Selling one every now and then is not necessarily doing it as a regular course of trade or business with the principle objective of livelihood .......... No more so than selling a used car every now and then would require one to get a used car dealer license.

 

[Petro_58]

No...my comment was to show that the gun will not be worth LESS in a year, just because it's a year later. I wasn't even talking to you. I was talking to Thomas Eeyore.

You assumed I would sell it for a profit...which is why you decided to jump in with the incomplete ATF dealer definition.


My question to you is this....Who gives a ****?

Yuup like you said Who gives a .....?

 

[yoggibaer]

"Can't we all just get along".

 

[chucklenut]

Nice post @JWC, I doubt it will sink in with the younger generation. They are "entitled" to their opinion.

how many baby boomers think they are entitled to social security??



LOL!!!

 

[chucklenut]

"Can't we all just get along".

hell no lol

 

[Leatherhead]

Yuup like you said Who gives a .....?

Apparently you? Lol

 

[above_all]

I just love the guys who buy a Glock and a year later think they can get the same price they paid for it.

Interestingly enough, Glocks are the only handguns I once owned and didn't come close to making my money back when selling. Over the years, I went through a number of firearms until I found what I really liked. Each time I sold a used one I didn't feel I lost the shirt off my back. But with Glocks, I always felt like I coming out on the short end of the stick when selling.

Definitely don't buy one as an "investment". They may be perfection, but they're a lot out there and don't get your feelings hurt when you try to sell it.

 

[above_all]

so do we ask if the seller is making a profit now? bahahahahahahahahaha

Don't ask. Don't tell.