How many times have you violated 594 so far?

[luvmystang67]

We are 4 days into it, and I have violated it 4 times.  I won't say when or how.

What is everyone else up to?

[Skillet]

Still looking for my first opportunity.  Been a little busy tho.

[headshot5]

We are 4 days into it, and I have violated it 4 times.  I won't say when or how.

What is everyone else up to?

Serious questions were you fondling D-rock's gun?

[pianoman9701]

Stang, I love your posts, especially those professing undying love for DR. This post is not smart. It's inviting a visit to your home. I would take it down.

[bobcat]

I've violated the law at least twice now. But I don't expect the police to come knocking on my door. The state patrol has already said they're not going to enforce the law when the protest is going on in Olympia. So why would they bust me for admitting that I handed a rifle to my brother without going through an FFL?

[pianoman9701]

OK, post it up. 

[luvmystang67]

Jump out of the truck that your buddy is driving to open the gate... violation.
Let someone touch your gun who thinks they want to buy it... violation.
Let someone shoot your gun at a pit... violation.   
Let a friend borrow a gun to hunt with, but that has to drive through a GMU that isn't open... violation.
Hand your gun to a buddy while crossing a fence while hunting... violation.

I'd love to see them come to my house and question me on exactly what I may or may not have done to violate this law.

[luvmystang67]

Almost forgot, sell a boat that comes with a flare kit... violation.

They'd be really busy building the case against me.  May never get to actual trial because they'd spend years compiling the violations.

[boneaddict]

have your wife hold it while you are cleaning it and the phone rings.      Good thing I look good in orange.

[luvmystang67]

I love that I can build an AR lower for a "modern sporting rifle" and stick a .50 BMG upper on it, without any background check or FFL, but if I go open a gate and leave my gun in the truck I've broken the law.

 

[luvmystang67]

To be totally clear for LEOs watching, what I did was loaned my gun to my buddy who was coyote hunting with it at the time the gate was being opened.  Also, when I allowed him borrow it briefly to go hunting for coyotes while inside the house, he couldn't find any coyotes and handed it back to me. 

Every transfer of hands was actually in the act of hunting coyotes. 

[Skillet]

Hand your gun to a buddy while crossing a fence while hunting... violation.

Actually, that's two violations.  One apiece.  For crossing a fence the way we were taught in Hunters' Ed. 

Look at those hardened criminals.  Menaces to society.

[boneaddict]

 

[Skillet]

have your wife hold it while you are cleaning it and the phone rings.      Good thing I look good in orange.

Guaranteed you'll have your minimum 400 sq inches.

[Windwalker]

 
 I have never, or ever would intentionally violate a firearms law...

 While this thread was probably meant to be taken in jest- or somewhat tongue in cheek.
 It addresses the significance at the crux of the problem.

To understand this law we have to 'dream-up' unanswered questions for every possible scenario.   

I was trying to compile a list of the questions we have so far- there are too many and to do so should be in a separate thread..

Some are easy -
Definition of transfer-
18-18 year old transfer in Hunters ed, or on the range- or in the field on the way to hunt..etc.
When reporting possession or ownership of a pistol acquired upon the death of the prior owner- what is being done with the information?
The tax collection responsibilities.

Sorry to side track - carry on..