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WHAT!!:shocker:Supporters said that’s not what “transfers” means in the law, and they don’t require checks.
“We don’t see handing a weapon to someone else as a violation of the law,” Calkins said. “We don’t see that as a transfer.”
He likened it to the difference between loaning your car to a friend for the afternoon and signing the papers over to him. The latter is a transfer, the former is not, Calkins said.
SO, how is loan defined in this law.(25) "Transfer" means the intended delivery of a firearm to another person without consideration of payment or promise of payment including, but not limited to, gifts and loans.
If the cops will not arrest because of their "understanding" of this law, it seems, why would they not be held to account, as they are, when they arrest for misunderstandings of a law?
Claiming that "transfer" does not mean this or that, is not the same as that "claim" being enforcible if a cop does arrest you for handing you gat to your buddy without a BC.
In my view Calkins is a nitwit, especially so when comparing this "non-transfer" to me tossing my truck keys to you so as to get me a juice box biatch!