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sjfcontrol wrote:

MasterOfNone wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

MasterOfNone wrote:

a requirement that firearms be disabled and not readily convertible for use

Isn't a zip-tied gun readily convertible for use? I can't imagine any non-permanent modification that would not be readily convertible.

Removal of the firing pin.

That only works if the intent is to sell guns without providing firing pins.

???
Since they can't deliver the guns at the show, they would be able to install the pins before delivery. Duh.

Sorry I posted a "duh"-worthy response. Perhaps I should have been more specific. I find few bargains on new guns at shows, so their primary value to me is used guns. However, if I am buying a used gun, I want to see all the parts for which I am paying. So even if I am OK with having the gun delivered elsewhere, I am not buying it under the condition that a firing pin of unknown condition is coming with it.
Hopefully that response is worthy of at least a "whatever."

sjfcontrol wrote:

MasterOfNone wrote:

a requirement that firearms be disabled and not readily convertible for use

Isn't a zip-tied gun readily convertible for use? I can't imagine any non-permanent modification that would not be readily convertible.

Removal of the firing pin.

That only works if the intent is to sell guns without providing firing pins.

a requirement that firearms be disabled and not readily convertible for use

Isn't a zip-tied gun readily convertible for use? I can't imagine any non-permanent modification that would not be readily convertible.