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Re: Is buying guns at a buy back legal?
« Reply #15 on: January 26, 2013, 09:10:15 PM »
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Re: Is buying guns at a buy back legal?
« Reply #16 on: January 26, 2013, 09:31:35 PM »
Does anyone know when and where the next Seattle Police Dept. gun show will be :chuckle:

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Re: Is buying guns at a buy back legal?
« Reply #17 on: January 26, 2013, 09:42:29 PM »
http://www.kgw.com/news/local/Seattle-gun-buyback-draws-crowd-RPG-launcher-188499821.html?gallery=y&img=2&c=y#/news/local/Seattle-gun-buyback-draws-crowd-RPG-launcher-188499821.html?gallery=y&img=0&c=y&c=y


some people were not turning guns in, rather they were offering cash to people who brought guns to the buyback.

No sign of them trying to stop the street buyers.
When I pass, do not let my wife sell the guns for what I told her they cost.

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Re: Is buying guns at a buy back legal?
« Reply #18 on: January 28, 2013, 05:55:45 PM »
Talked  to a guy yesterday that was there, he picked up 2 very nice rifles from a guy and payed him with Cabellas gift cards for the same value as the police were offering. The police had run out of cards. He got some hassel from people that said they were trying to keep these guns off the streets, but he's a hunter, that is keeping them off the streets, right?
Anyway the seller had no idea what the guns were really worth and all he was going to get was $100 each.
I should have been there too  :bash:
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Re: Is buying guns at a buy back legal?
« Reply #19 on: January 28, 2013, 06:44:32 PM »
Talked  to a guy yesterday that was there, he picked up 2 very nice rifles from a guy and payed him with Cabellas gift cards for the same value as the police were offering. The police had run out of cards. He got some hassel from people that said they were trying to keep these guns off the streets, but he's a hunter, that is keeping them off the streets, right?
Anyway the seller had no idea what the guns were really worth and all he was going to get was $100 each.
I should have been there too  :bash:

He should have told those people to mind their own dang business...those guns aren't going out on the streets anyway.
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Re: Is buying guns at a buy back legal?
« Reply #20 on: January 28, 2013, 06:45:59 PM »
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Re: Is buying guns at a buy back legal?
« Reply #21 on: February 10, 2013, 10:21:28 AM »
heard mayor McSchwinn say that they will be ticketing anyone buying guns at the next buy back for "vending on the street without a license" I wonder if that includes panhandeling on the street without a license? Oh no that's right he said that was a "protected activity". :bash: That guy is such a p.o.s. >:(

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Re: Is buying guns at a buy back legal?
« Reply #22 on: February 10, 2013, 10:52:05 AM »
Well heck I am sure the thugs and criminals are going to be lined up to turn in the guns this time.  Everyone will be so much safer now! They should also have a doc on scene to examine those peoples heads.
« Last Edit: February 10, 2013, 08:04:13 PM by kisfish »

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Re: Is buying guns at a buy back legal?
« Reply #23 on: February 10, 2013, 06:58:31 PM »
heard mayor McSchwinn say that they will be ticketing anyone buying guns at the next buy back for "vending on the street without a license" I wonder if that includes panhandeling on the street without a license? Oh no that's right he said that was a "protected activity". :bash: That guy is such a p.o.s. >:(

If I can make it, I was planning on heading down to the next one with some cash to see what I might be able to dig up... Might have to find some private property to make the final transaction on... Or take the ticket and fight it...
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Re: Is buying guns at a buy back legal?
« Reply #24 on: February 10, 2013, 08:02:28 PM »
heard mayor McSchwinn say that they will be ticketing anyone buying guns at the next buy back for "vending on the street without a license" I wonder if that includes panhandeling on the street without a license? Oh no that's right he said that was a "protected activity". :bash: That guy is such a p.o.s. >:(

If I can make it, I was planning on heading down to the next one with some cash to see what I might be able to dig up... Might have to find some private property to make the final transaction on... Or take the ticket and fight it...

Find a pay to park lot, as you said, they shouldn't be able to do anything about you on private property.  Good idea.

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Re: Is buying guns at a buy back legal?
« Reply #25 on: February 10, 2013, 10:28:31 PM »
heard mayor McSchwinn say that they will be ticketing anyone buying guns at the next buy back for "vending on the street without a license" I wonder if that includes panhandeling on the street without a license? Oh no that's right he said that was a "protected activity". :bash: That guy is such a p.o.s. >:(

If I can make it, I was planning on heading down to the next one with some cash to see what I might be able to dig up... Might have to find some private property to make the final transaction on... Or take the ticket and fight it...


Find a pay to park lot, as you said, they shouldn't be able to do anything about you on private property.  Good idea.

Technically it would work as they could not regulate what happens on private property without a complaint from the property owner or their designee.  So if there was a parking lot that would work, the only thing you would have to look at is if they have a contract with the city to enforce laws on their property.  I would say a gas station or store, but then there is someone there, and cops are notorious for going into the store and asking the clerk... While the owner may not agree to what the clerk says, and the clerk may not have the authority to make that call the cops tend not to care as it is way easier for them to write a ticket and walk away and let you deal with it.

Would just have scope if out beforehand and see if there might be a pro-gun business owner in close proximity, then you can transact all you want without being hassled, and getting around McMoron's attempt to be tough on gun buyers that are not even committing a crime.
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