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8/8/2004 10:47:18 AM EDT
Its good that the AWB looks like is going bye bye, but I'm worried whats going to happen after
Nov 2, The gun store that I go to will let you put a firearm on layaway for 90 days or longer
in some cases,  By chance lets say I put an AR on layaway on Sept 14, after the ban, an the AR
has all five evils, and say on Nov 3 the idiots to something stupid and re-enact the ban just like
the old one, and the weapons before that date is grandfathered in, would the AR thats on layaway
fall into that catagory ? when is the gun considered purchased ?
8/8/2004 10:51:03 AM EDT
[#1]



There's no way to predict what, if any future bans will be enacted, or what their terms will be, I think you are worrying over something that no one can realisticall answer.

But if you want an answer-since it's on layaway then ownership has not been transferred to you, but under the present AWB it just says that it existed on such and such a date, not that YOU had it in your possession so I would guess you'd be okay.

I suspect there will be a surge of sales of "pre-ban" guns after the ban ends for a few months while people buy them in a panic, fearinga new ban so your gunstore might not even have one for you to put on layaway.---------------------Glad to help


ps- build one
8/8/2004 10:57:02 AM EDT
[#2]
I take it it would be a better choice instead of the layaway of the full weapon, and just get the
lower or a couple of them and build them as I can afford too

Thanks
8/8/2004 11:39:36 AM EDT
[#3]
I think so, yeah.