I know many of you deal with other individuals to buy and sell firearms. At what point do you, as a seller, decline to sell to someone?
This is more for people in states with access to online court records that are instantly searchable for cases - both criminal and civil.
Would you decline a sale from someone who has a non-felonious criminal history? Too many traffic tickets? DWI? Unpaid child support? Divorce? Misdemeanor criminality, but not something that is federally prohibitive?
A guy from Armslist recently declined to sell me a rifle due to a couple old "ordinance violations" on my court history. In Wisconsin that's an offense that is labeled non-criminal right on the record and carries a small forfeiture, no jail time (traffic tickets, noise complaints, etc.)
He also made reference to my divorce and brought up the Lautenberg Amendment - which clearly does not pertain to civil proceedings.
I have a UPIN, CCL and no criminal convictions (misdemeanor or felony). The sale to me was a non-issue.