Lol, Easier Than Buying Beer . . . .

Where have we read some of this before:"The coalition, which advocates for additional gun control laws, said that up to 40 percent of the 6.6 million sales, trades or other transfers of guns in 2012 were conducted by private sellers. The report said that a huge increase in online sales has exacerbated the problem"Bloomberg and the report singled out Armslist.com as a website used by what they called “high-volume sellers” who, they argued, should be required to hold federal firearms licenses. The Gun Control Act excludes private sellers selling weapons from their own collections from having to hold licenses, but it does not define when a private seller crosses the line to become “engaged in the business.” There are no rules about how many guns can be sold in a year, for instance. The mayors’ coalition report also notes that courts have interpreted the law differently as a resultThe report said that gun sellers are also circumventing dealer licensing rules at gun shows. It said that because background checks were avoided in these online and gun show sales, weapons were winding up in the hands of people with criminal records who couldn’t otherwise legally own weapons. The report cited the case of a man arrested in Washington state in 2010 who was accused of selling a .223-caliber semiautomatic rifle at a gun show a week before the weapon was used to kill a Seattle police officer and severely wound another as they sat in their patrol car. He pleaded guilty to charges of selling to people prohibited from owning guns and was sentenced to 18 months in prison.buy a gun on armslist without a background check?  buy a gun at a gun show without a background check?  . . . un-possible http://investigations.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/12/12/21880894-tighten-up-gun-seller-licensing-to-cut-sales-to-criminals-mayors-coalition-says?lite Lots of crazy mayors: http://www.mayorsagainstillegalguns.org/html/members/members.shtml