http://www.gunlaws.com/gloa.htm
TOR says: This looks like a great foundation for understanding federal gun laws. If something isn't completely clear cut it is probably worth contacting the ATF (gasp, did that just come out of my mouth?) to be sure. I know things can get awful confusing; especially when it comes to imported weapons and required amounts of US made parts.
As always YMMV when it comes to the accuracy of this book. The author of the book will not go to federal (pound you in the ass) prison if he is mistaken, you will. Two points to whoever gets the movie reference.
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Office Space
Hey Peter, check out channel 9, they got the breast exam. Whoo.
Samir Naga...naga...nagonna work here anymore
Coke dealers? My cousin's a coke head
OK, that's enough Office Space posting here. Gotta go work on my TPS reports.
Mr. Korwin is an accepted authority on the subject. This book, like all other reference guides, is only as good as how often it is updated. They usually update every year, but fully acknowledge that they might be inaccurate due to recent changes.
This book was recommended by the instructor of my CCW class - the former Commander of the Az DPS (state police) academy.
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