Big guns file lawsuits v. ATF over new reporting regs

[Dave Workman]

NSSF, NRA sue over new ‘Fast & Furious’ reporting regs; SAF vows amicus
   
Almost immediately after two major lawsuits were filed to stop implantation of new firearm purchase reporting requirements – which some say were inspired by the botched Operation Fast and Furious – Bellevue’s Second Amendment Foundation did something many observers might find out of the ordinary, while it did not do something else.

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[AZRedhawk44]

http://newmexicoindependent.com/70966/nra-sues-to-block-new-atf-reporting-rule-in-border-states

Non-examiner link.

[lee n. field]

http://newmexicoindependent.com/70966/nra-sues-to-block-new-atf-reporting-rule-in-border-states

Non-examiner link.

First comment is interesting:

I just find this bizarre. The NRA wants to stop our agents from preventing gun running to drug cartels in Mexico. And that relates to American values how exactly?

Someone hasn't been paying attention lately.

[stevelyn]

First comment is interesting:

Someone hasn't been paying attention lately.

It's probably because they are getting their information from those who are telling outright, bald-faced lies without even mentioning the fact that the DOJ and waffen BATFEces created the mess.

http://thinkprogress.org/security/2011/08/03/287133/nra-sue-guns-mexico/

[birdman]

Go NRA!

I can imagine a dealers sarcastic response "well, does the fact the ATF guy right here told us to allow the sale constitute reporting?  Oh wait, that's right, apparently you guys don't talk to superiors or record any information..."