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Originally Posted by 5shot
One would think that when DOJ sees the X-33 exemption and the off list handgun, they would kick back the paperwork and not allow the handgun to be delivered after the 10 day wait.
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Not unless they set up a protocol to check for that through the background check process, which I doubt they have. The only person that is probably going to catch it is an auditor after they come into the shop. Even then they might not catch it or they might not care.
If FFLs have been doing it and getting away with it, then the DOJ might not care or it might not be worth fighting over. That is a very real possibility.
As far as my reading of the law, it is a crime for an FFL to do this. We are all adults and have to make our own decisions. I have made up my mind not to sell retired LEOs non-rostered handguns and my counsel has suggested the same.
Here's to one day soon never having to worry about this stupid roster for anyone ever again!