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If you play by their rules when you have perfectly legal other options, you are already a slave, and will cause us all to become slaves n the end. Off to planning my next hunt. Good luck.
FFL's have always been required to collect the tax if you buy online. 594 didn't change that. Like mentioned, some choose to not collect it though.
Since the Washington Governer got involved in on line gun sales to collect tax you should only be taxed when buying from a business not a private seller. You can buy from private sellers on GunBroker as well as FFL holders/dealers. The FFL I use only adds WST on incoming firearms from a business and never from a private seller.Example: If you and A private seller go to a FFL per the fantastic new I-594 law and transfer a gun you bought from him or her do you pay tax when doing the transfer? No, you don't or shouldn't, you only pay the transfer fee. Same goes for a sale from any private party regardless of where they reside or where it was shipped from. If you have the patience and aren't in a hurry you can find very good under market deals on GunBroker. Not so much on GunsAmerica or GunAuction.com, both of those sites in my experience tend to have higher prices. Good luck!
Quote from: 300UltraMagShooter on February 05, 2016, 08:25:24 PMIf you play by their rules when you have perfectly legal other options, you are already a slave, and will cause us all to become slaves n the end. Off to planning my next hunt. Good luck.What are you talking about?