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Now, you know, we talk a lot about buying and selling guns, and there are a lot of different ways to go about it.

You could do it locally.

You could do it through online services.

You can do it with gunbroker, obviously, which is, you know, I'm there all the time.

One of the issues we've run into, though, is when it comes time to send a gun, to ship a gun,

what's legal may not actually be possible. I know that doesn't make any sense, but let me talk about this. We're bringing in

Alan Forkner now, Alan, with gunbroker. Some of the shippers say, yeah, it's legal for you to ship a gun

to an FFL, but if you're not an FFL, we're not going to take your package. We're not going to

take your gun. Yeah, Tom, you know, you and I both know it's legal to ship firearms to an FFL, we're not going to take your package. We're not going to take your gun. Yeah, Tom, you know,

you and I both know it's legal to ship firearms to an FFL, but there's various shipping companies

have policies in place of what they will accept and what they want and who they accept it from.

And, you know, it's becoming harder and harder to actually ship a firearm. So, you know, if you've, like you said, if you've sold one, or even if you need to send one in for service, or, you know, maybe you've got a 226,

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