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Ebay gun ban
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That's kind of odd...in the memo he says a bunch of things, but if you go to the Firearms, Weapons & Knives policy, it lists the following things as permitted:
All other legal gun parts and accessories, including, but not limited to, trigger guards, firing pins, barrels, stocks, butt plates, trigger assemblies, pistol grips, holsters and scopes. Listings for such items must clearly state the type of firearm for which the part or accessory is designed. If this information is not provided, the listing may be ended. |
It just means they don't make enough money on it. Just like how they used to not allow pron but now they do because they make so much money on it.
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Originally Posted by DakarM
(Post 3581092)
It just means they don't make enough money on it. Just like how they used to not allow pron but now they do because they make so much money on it.
It just means they're covering their ass because some things are a large liability if it comes out that some mass murderer bought all his shit on ebay. |
blame the VT shooter for this. He purchased clips and targets off of eBay.
even toy gun auctions are being banned (TF Megatron). |
Originally Posted by DakarM
(Post 3581092)
It just means they don't make enough money on it. Just like how they used to not allow pron but now they do because they make so much money on it.
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Originally Posted by RB
(Post 3581097)
That's not what it means :rolleyes:
It just means they're covering their ass because some things are a large liability if it comes out that some mass murderer bought all his shit on ebay. |
bleeding heart liberals FTL
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Originally Posted by RB
(Post 3581097)
That's not what it means :rolleyes:
It just means they're covering their ass because some things are a large liability if it comes out that some mass murderer bought all his shit on ebay. If the murderer bought the parts from the gun store down the street then the gun store would not be held at fault unless they sold a firing assembly to a felon or otherwise prohibited person. How a gun is used is no longer the problem of the sales person unless he knowingly sells to a person about to commit a crime. |
Originally Posted by Nightshade
(Post 3581111)
There is no liability though.
If the murderer bought the parts from the gun store down the street then the gun store would not be held at fault unless they sold a firing assembly to a felon or otherwise prohibited person. How a gun is used is no longer the problem of the sales person unless he knowingly sells to a person about to commit a crime. |
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