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In reply to the discussion: Lawmaker wants checks on private gun sales [View all]cmclane28
(11 posts)33. They should be protected by the firearm owners protection act of 1986 if simply passing through.
If these people were just passing through, it is supposed to be illegal to prosecute them per the Firearm Owners Protection Act of 1986. As long as it is locked in your trunk or whatever, and not loaded, and you are just passing through, you are supposed to be protected. Guess not in all cases huh?
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there is an entire area of law being practiced that takes advantage of how easy it is
Dog Gone at Penigma
Jan 2013
#36
what is confidential in the age of the internet? anonymus has proved this to be false, haven't they?
Tuesday Afternoon
Jan 2013
#45
They should be protected by the firearm owners protection act of 1986 if simply passing through.
cmclane28
Jan 2013
#33
I didn't say the NRA position was reasonable or more reasonable. I said it was the opposite.
AtheistCrusader
Jan 2013
#48