AF-Odin wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 8:36 am What scares me about any "zero tolerance" rule is that it can be carried to extremes. A dealer who knowingly falsifies information, knowingly sells to a prohibited person, fails to perform required NICS checks, or fails to keep required records should lose their license. My fear is (particularly if Chipman is confirmed) is that a dealer who accidentally makes a minor administrative mistake on a 4473 or some other minor error will also lose their license. I see this a potentially a back-door way of reducing the number of dealers
And the likely fallout will be some FFL's deciding that the cost/benefit doesn't make sense so they close, causing FFL fees to increase (supply/demand), and those remaining in business will become hyper vigilant, so expect some to require NICS checks on everyone (including LTC's) "just to be safe", and longer delays while the manager in charge personally completes all paperwork, etc.