>>>>>If I remember correctly, there is a certain number at which you must be licensed. And no, a non-licensed person may not sell at a gun show, again iirc.
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>>>>Thanks. I still do not like the idea of someone buying even one gun without background check, but if I understood James correctly and the seller is liable then I guess is not too bad (does not mean I like it, I am pretty much against the US culture of guns, but I do not live (and will never live, I even try not to visit the US, even though I have a timeshare in Orlando that I used once in 16 years and I am still up-to-date with the maintenance fees) there anyways so..)
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>>>Did I understand you correctly that you try to not visit the US due to our gun laws? Or did I not understand and you meant that you just prefer not to visit the US? I was confused by your message...
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>>I am good at confusing people... No, I just prefer not to visit the US, even when I am visiting Argentina and I need to make a stop in the US is always a hurdle (Although the last time I visited I was surprised by 1 customs agent been not only polite but making good and fun conversation! they probably fired him now :)). But in the end what I meant is that if you guys are happy, who am I to try to change your minds. Also I understand that I should not generalize, I probably should visit other places in the States, or maybe I had just bad luck and I met lots of rude people by chance, or even worse, maybe it was my fault all the time!
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>If you have not done so visit San Francisco.

I've visited SF multiple times, and is actually one of my favourate places in the US. In the area where I ussually stay, I feel comfortable and safe to walk arround at night. though more downtown things are a bit more grim with lots of people homeless on the street.