Hate to say it, but whenever you fill out the ol' 4473 and it is called in, the FBI doesn't have a clue what you are buying, let alone if you are buying one or five firearms. They are only checking your background to see if you are "legal" to purchase a firearm.
Even after the background check is completed and approved, there are some individuals who decide not buy, for whatever reason. This is why the number of background checks ran does not meet the number of firearms sold.
What no. 1 will cause is law abiding citizens to go to an FFL to call in to the FBI for a background check. I'm sure the FFL's will charge a fee, which the seller can tack on to the price of the firearm. What this will cause is MANY, MANY more calls, thus requiring more Feds on the other end of the line, thus requiring MO' MONEY from...
you guessed it, those of us who pay taxes.
Even after the background check is completed and approved, there are some individuals who decide not buy, for whatever reason. This is why the number of background checks ran does not meet the number of firearms sold.
What no. 1 will cause is law abiding citizens to go to an FFL to call in to the FBI for a background check. I'm sure the FFL's will charge a fee, which the seller can tack on to the price of the firearm. What this will cause is MANY, MANY more calls, thus requiring more Feds on the other end of the line, thus requiring MO' MONEY from...
you guessed it, those of us who pay taxes.
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