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Posted: 5/7/2021 8:53:35 PM EDT
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Quoted: Question: How does the ATF trace firearms? If as a FFL: *You purchased a NIB Glock 19 sn# 12345 straight Glock in 2015. * Buyer #1 purchased that Glock 19 sn#12345 from your store that in 2016. * Then in 2020 Buyer #1 took the same exact G19 sn#12345 that he purchased from you, that you purchased directly from Glock NIB, back to your store to resell or transfer. * That same day you sell/transfer that same G19 sn#12345 to Buyer #2. * The next day the ATF (who got your info from Glock) walks into your store and ask you to look up a Glock 19 sn# 12345 that you purchased in 2015, and tell them who you sold/transferred it to. Will the FFL point the ATF to buyer #1 or buyer #2? Both. |
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