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I was responding to the post about money being tight, not for myself. If someone choses to buy a gun or any other nonnecessity when they can't afford it, when that is as bad as buying a new car or house or whatever when you can't afford it.
Drug dealers and gangsters are NOT buying guns over the counter where they can be registered.
That's right.
In South Carolina they buy them at gun shows from "Private Sellers" who don't buy and sell more than four or five hundred "personal firearms" apiece in a given year.
Personal sellers here are not required to file any paperwork.
If money is so tight, what the heck does anyone need with another gun then?
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