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In that case though the state could require the firearms dealer inside the state to report the acquisition of the firearms and their source, but they couldn't require the out of state dealers to report the transfers.
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Technically yes conder101 but if that happened the NRA would be all over them
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Which requiring the in state dealers to report where they got the guns, or going after the out of state dealers?
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All Licensed Dealers are required by Federal law to keep records of where they get a firearm and where they sold it. Any violations of transfer would likely be a violation of record keeping. Grounds for losing a license, and possible prosecution. But as is so often the case, a friend or family member from outside California may give or sell a firearm to a Californian either while in California, or when California resident is out of state. This example differs from the issue of Minnesota and coins, in that firearms are often associated with other crimes, the coins don't seem to cause the same problems. Still, increased regulation will affect commerce. I recall when Wisconsin residents would smuggle margarine in from Illinois.
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