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Tom your right on principle, but theres problems with it in execution.
I dont want to be the one to enforce existing laws or to figure out if the buyer is lying, and I sure dont want to be responsible for any of the possible outcomes.
As the seller of an ordinary object it should not be incumbent upon me to determine if the buyer is a felon... I want them (or me) to pony up 10 bucks to our selected FFL to run the FBI check for peace of mind for all. Exactly the same thing they'd have to do if they bought it new over the counter.
If a firearm is not "ordinary object" then of course its in another category... a gun in fact, the sale of which to be taken more seriously than a WeedEater on Craigslist.
As responsible gun owners and sellers we should welcome a system that indemnifies us of making the call as to whether or not the buyer qualifies.
We should welcome a proper, swift and full functioning background system WITHOUT registration.
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