I was at a gunshow this weekend, and had a curious encounter. A dealer told me that three rifles, out of approximately a dozen or so, on his table were his "personal" rifles and no paperwork was needed for those particular three. At the risk of looking foolish, is there some sort of paperwork that a dealer does that would constitute a firearm as a "personal" firearm rather than a "stock" item? Does the dealer simply deem it so? I'm mostly curious, but with all the "special investigations" by TV crews and such at gunshows, the last thing we need is more bad media exposure from someone looking for a quick sale. He told me this sort of under his breath, out the side of his mouth, so it just didn't seem "right", and I'd rather get some input here rather than get a dealer riled up at a gun show.
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Don LeHue
The pen is mightier than the sword...outside of arms reach. Modify radius accordingly for rifle.