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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bed Wetter" data-source="post: 97255" data-attributes="member: 428">How is it that the guns I purchase are more dangerous while stored in this Curtis fellow's gun safe in his home than they are once they're stored in my safe at my home? Is there some evidence to suggest that storefront gun stores in Fargo are attracting crime? why would a home-based FFL create a dangerous or unsafe environment? Home-based FFLs have to follow every single last rule that a storefront FFL has to follow.Again, there are existing home FFLs already in Fargo. Curtis is paying taxes to the city of Fargo so they can afford to unsuccessfully defend themselves against the lawsuit he's going to bring against them. How nice. F****** idiots.I also contacted my assistant police chief when I considered selling firearms from my house as an FFL years ago. He cited NDCC saying that even if the city wanted to restrict me from doing it they don't have the authority to, let alone any interest in doing so.- - - Updated - - -For the record, that's two law enforcement agencies, one municipal and one federal, who both cited the same NDCC in explaining to me how a city cannot restrict home gun sales in ND. ATF even used an example of how in one city in ND, an individual who runs a home business must submit a signed permission form from every resident who lives within 150 ft of the property, so as not to piss off your neighbors. However, this ordinance could not be applied to the sale of firearms because it created more onerous restrictions than was required by state law and therefore was void and unenforceable.</blockquote>

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