Friday, July 23, 2010
Pretending you live in a jurisdiction where the CLEO will sign, when you do not, may be tempting, but cannot be recommended. ATF has prosecuted for this, claiming that putting a bogus address on the form is submitting false information to the feds, in violation of 26 USC 5861(l). See U.S. v. Muntean, 870 F.Supp 261 (N.D.Ind. 1994), for a case of such a prosecution. While you may have addresses in several places, if you do not think you can make a credible case that you live there (do you sleep there? Have a phone? Utilities?) I think it is unwise to tell ATF you reside there, for purposes of a transfer form.
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ar-15 Rifle Scopes & Sights
July 10, 2010
ar-15 Rifle Scopes & Sights » Armed guards and a hint of Kevlar at ...
Armed guards and a hint of Kevlar at the Old Bailey
# posted by hondaestelle @ 6:25 PM 
