I agree, and if this is allowed to continue it will steadily get worse. Byzantine regulations nobody can make sense out of and everyone is afraid of violating. This is how we get de facto infringement.mojo84 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 6:37 pm I think the Academy situation is a prime example of why some companies decide to err on the side of caution and set company policies so it would be easier to keep within the law. I would not blame a company for establishing a company policy of only selling to someone with a valid in state ID considering how difficult it is to keep up with all the different states' laws.
Another example would be a company setting the age for all ammo at 21 due to the difficulty of proving they were satisfied the ammo was going to be used in a rifle instead of a handgun and the purchaser was between 18-21.
Just can't rely on typical retail clerks to be that well versed in the various states' law and always making the right judgement.
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