According to SCOTUS

by Charles, Wednesday, August 21, 2019, 12:36 (1704 days ago) @ CJM

Anything that has ever moved accross state lines, is subject to Federal regulation, as per the Commerce clause of the Constitution. Thusly a firearm that is made, sold and bought within the same state is not subject to Federal regulation. But the moment it crosses a state line...well you know the rest. The net result is very few firearms are not subjet to Federal regulation. I am not saying this is right, I am just saying this is the state of U.S. Constitutional law.

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- Form 4473 Part 2 - Charles, 2019-08-20, 13:17
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      - Form 4473 Part 2 - Slow Hand, 2019-08-22, 03:34
      - Simple. - Paul, 2019-08-22, 07:47
        
        Simple. - Otony, 2019-08-22, 08:05
- Form 4473 Part 2 - CJM, 2019-08-20, 21:02
  - According to SCOTUS - Charles, 2019-08-21, 12:36
- My reaction would be that the editors are idiots - Miles, 2019-08-21, 11:28
  - My reaction would be that the editors are idiots - Creeker, 2019-08-21, 17:22
    - "it could have been worded better" Pfffffffppt - Miles, 2019-08-21, 21:05
  - My reaction would be that the editors are idiots - bj, 2019-08-21, 20:07
    - nice to know that Texas DPS has such a surfeit - Miles, 2019-08-21, 21:14
      - nice to know that Texas DPS has such a surfeit - jgt, 2019-08-22, 05:20
        
        nice to know that Texas DPS has such a surfeit - Charles, 2019-08-22, 16:15
        
        nice to know that Texas DPS has such a surfeit - jgt, 2019-08-24, 06:37

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According to SCOTUS