If you were a gun dealer ,wouldn't you be concerned if a college student was purchasing a semi automatic?

Question

I think I would, not just go by his looks. "he was a clean cut guy" What the he-- does looks have to do with it?

Answer 1

That's why there is a 15 day waiting period for guns, so that a background check can take place.

Answer 2

Some gun dealers do question your motives. I went into a shop inquiring about an AK-47 for my husband who was at work. The shop owner asked me why I was interested in it. We were raised in and still live in a high crime area. Our city is the murder capital of Florida so if someone wants to judge me being a 4'11, 23 year old woman because I own an assault rifle, go ahead. I'd rather be frowned upon than dead around these neck of the woods. I only purchase guns for self defense, I have an 8 month old and an unborn to protect. 6 shots rang out in the parking lot of my complex at 8:30 pm last night while kids were right there riding bikes.

Answer 3

Frankly, I'd be concerned if anyone was buying a semi-automatic. Law enforcement officers are issued their guns. No one else needs anything that powerful.

Answer 4

They dont care. They just want to sell guns. I would be concerned but I also would never run a gun shop.

Answer 5

Gun dealers sell to anybody . They get the idea from the government who armed Saddam, Osama etc etc etc.

Answer 6

gun dealers have no conscience they turn a blind eye..
this is why there are too many guns in the wrong hands

Answer 7

Nobody can see the future

Answer 8

Well put. I heard that "clean cut" stuff and thought WTF?????