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Hardwood83:

--- Quote from: Dan W on December 09, 2009, 07:19:35 PM ---The problem I  see is that all current firearms dealers are licensed under  federal law, and as such, can not legally defy federal law and remain in business and out of jail, despite any state law to the contrary. 

It would take a big brass set of cojones to stand against the feds on your own

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No doubt- will end up getting 'settled' in court. With Montana and Tennessee's recent laws though it's a lot better chance then some perceived crackpot individuals daring to stand up to the all-knowing .Gov protecting us from ourselves.

So if it this is rightly decided the 'FFL' would only be necessary for interstate transfers, right? An instate manufacturer/distributor/dealer would only have to adhere to state law as long as said products remained in state? Isn't that the basics of Montana/Tennessee law? Congress/Fed authority only applies to INTERstate commerce so hands off?

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