Posted: 6/9/2010 6:54:09 PM EDT
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I just had my Form 1 and Form 4 signed locally. the lady said she was going to run a "Triple I" for the sheriff so he could sign the paperwork. What is a triple I?
"Triple Eye" Triple I is what she said. |
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I just had my Form 1 and Form 4 signed locally. the lady said she was going to run a "Triple I" for the sheriff so he could sign the paperwork. What is a triple I? "Triple Eye" Triple I is what she said. It means the sheriff is a dumb ass. His signature simply means that he is affirming they are legal to own in his jurisdiction. |
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I just had my Form 1 and Form 4 signed locally. the lady said she was going to run a "Triple I" for the sheriff so he could sign the paperwork. What is a triple I? "Triple Eye" Triple I is what she said. It means the sheriff is a dumb ass. His signature simply means that he is affirming they are legal to own in his jurisdiction. OH. I see. Well he signed it and I am ready to send it off to the Major come payday. |
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It means the sheriff is a dumb ass. His signature simply means that he is affirming they are legal to own in his jurisdiction. It stands for Interstate Identification Index and it means the Sheriff is smart enough to do 30 seconds worth of checking and reading before putting his signature on a federal document that could come back and bite him in the ass. It also explains why PC isn't a Sheriff. 
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It means the sheriff is a dumb ass. His signature simply means that he is affirming they are legal to own in his jurisdiction. It stands for Interstate Identification Index and it means the Sheriff is smart enough to do 30 seconds worth of checking and reading before putting his signature on a federal document that could come back and bite him in the ass. It also explains why PC isn't a Sheriff.
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: It means the sheriff is a dumb ass. His signature simply means that he is affirming they are legal to own in his jurisdiction. It stands for Interstate Identification Index and it means the Sheriff is smart enough to do 30 seconds worth of checking and reading before putting his signature on a federal document that could come back and bite him in the ass. It also explains why PC isn't a Sheriff. +1 +2 |
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It means the sheriff is a dumb ass. His signature simply means that he is affirming they are legal to own in his jurisdiction. It stands for Interstate Identification Index and it means the Sheriff is smart enough to do 30 seconds worth of checking and reading before putting his signature on a federal document that could come back and bite him in the ass. It also explains why PC isn't a Sheriff.
+1 +2 +????? Do you all know what a Form 4 is? It is a form for transfer of a class three weapon. The form is sent to the ATF to do a background check. The sherrif's signature is for exactly what I said. It is thoughts like that (it could come back and bite him the ass) that cause some CLEO's to not sing form 4's. |
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I have no dog in this fight, but the actual wording of the CLEO sig block is:
I certify that I am the chief law enforcement officer of the organization named below having jurisdiction in the area of residence of (Name of Transferee). I have no information indicating that the transferee will use the firearm or device described on this application for other than lawful purposes. I have no information that the receipt or possession of the firearm or device described in item 4 would be place the transferee in violation of State or local law. While I agree that the CLEO is certifying that the weapon is legal in the state & local jurisdiction, I see no issue with them running a quick check to make sure you are not a felon. If the transferee was a felon he would be in violation of State or local law. I know if I was a CLEO I would feel pretty stupid signing a Form 4 for a felon. Just my humble opinion, YMMV. |
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I have no dog in this fight, but the actual wording of the CLEO sig block is: I certify that I am the chief law enforcement officer of the organization named below having jurisdiction in the area of residence of (Name of Transferee). I have no information indicating that the transferee will use the firearm or device described on this application for other than lawful purposes. I have no information that the receipt or possession of the firearm or device described in item 4 would be place the transferee in violation of State or local law. While I agree that the CLEO is certifying that the weapon is legal in the state & local jurisdiction, I see no issue with them running a quick check to make sure you are not a felon. If the transferee was a felon he would be in violation of State or local law. I know if I was a CLEO I would feel pretty stupid signing a Form 4 for a felon. Just my humble opinion, YMMV. Your opinion jives with what I was saying as well. And, for Patrick, I most certainly do know what a Form 4 is. I'm also quite familiar with Title I (GCA 68) and Title II (NFA 34). What most of us here are saying is that we don't blame a sheriff for being careful when it comes to stuff like this. |