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Originally Posted by Craig Larter
It seems to me one questionable activity is buying a Parker under market price and reselling it soon after purchase at a profit even if the proceeds are used to enhance your collection.
Can you protect yourself by completing the resale by utilizing an FFL even if it is an in state sale?
Has anyone ever asked the BTAF.
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I would think if you always had your transactions go through an FFL this all becomes a moot point. Their reasons behind this is to insure checks are done, and an FFL will always run all the checks. IMHO.
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