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No more AR-15s available at Walmart?
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<blockquote data-quote="mightymouse" data-source="post: 2783766" data-attributes="member: 15253"><p>The point is, if it was to be a gift for a brother who could legally possess an AR-10, all he had to do was keep his mouth shut and buy the damned thing. If he buys it for a brother who cannot, by law, possess such a weapon, it is a strawman purchase. The clerk, however, doesn't know which of the above two scenarios is the factual one, so the would-be buyer has only himself to blame for blurting out that it was for someone else. The possibility that it was a BATF sting might have also influenced the clerk's decision (maybe they're testing me, to see if I follow the rules, he may have thought). In any event, the clerk did as he was taught. And, for the record, an FFL can cancel a firearms transaction if he has ANY reason to believe something is not right about it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mightymouse, post: 2783766, member: 15253"] The point is, if it was to be a gift for a brother who could legally possess an AR-10, all he had to do was keep his mouth shut and buy the damned thing. If he buys it for a brother who cannot, by law, possess such a weapon, it is a strawman purchase. The clerk, however, doesn't know which of the above two scenarios is the factual one, so the would-be buyer has only himself to blame for blurting out that it was for someone else. The possibility that it was a BATF sting might have also influenced the clerk's decision (maybe they're testing me, to see if I follow the rules, he may have thought). In any event, the clerk did as he was taught. And, for the record, an FFL can cancel a firearms transaction if he has ANY reason to believe something is not right about it. [/QUOTE]
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