You're allowed to buy guns at these from the people in the lines?
Why not? It would just be a FTF transaction. I've seen it done in other states with success.You're allowed to buy guns at these from the people in the lines?
So, if you bought a gun from someone who was there to turn one in, and it was on school property, you are possessing a gun on school property. Isn't that a felony??
And what about the person that brought the gun, haven't they commited a crime??
Wait a second. At a school?
So, if you bought a gun from someone who was there to turn one in, and it was on school property, you are possessing a gun on school property. Isn't that a felony??
And what about the person that brought the gun, haven't they commited a crime??
Me either, it was on the WTHR 13 news and they said there would be more coverage this evening...I'll post more when I find it.They sure are keeping this under wraps! I can't find any information anywhere.
They get free groceries and gift cards and stuff....usually grandpa died and grandma doesn't know what to do with that old pistol he brought back from the war.....Never had expiernce with one of these but why would u just turn a gun in? That sounds as dumb as a football bat. Unless it was used in a crime. Then I guess someone would sell it cheap.
Never had expiernce with one of these but why would u just turn a gun in? That sounds as dumb as a football bat. Unless it was used in a crime. Then I guess someone would sell it cheap.
and in 11 posts, this thread is bashing police...
The event starts at noon on July 14th at the Challenge Academy School.
So it IS at a school. I suppose the school's admin could authorize everyone who brings a gun that day.The event starts at noon on July 14th at the Challenge Academy School. Anyone turning in a gun must show valid identification. You will get $50 per gun turned in.