[WATCH]: LAPD ID Suspect in NoHo Cafe Killings – Nerses Arthur Galstyan – North Hollywood Shooting
Posted on December 6, 2010
LAPD ID Suspect in NoHo Cafe Killings – Nerses Arthur Galstyan – North Hollywood Shooting. Los Angeles – Law enforcement authorities identified a suspect on Friday in a shooting at a North Hollywood restaurant that left four people dead, and they asked for the public’s help finding him. Nerses Arthur Galstyan, 28, who has not been arrested, is believed to be the man who opened fire inside the Hot Spot Cafe, 11651 Riverside Drive, around 4:30 pm Saturday. According to Los Angeles police, Galstyan was at the restaurant attending a party in memory of an acquaintance who had died in an accident a year earlier. During that celebration, Galstyan “became involved in a dispute with several men at the celebration and in anger fired multiple rounds, hitting and killing four of them,” LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said. Three men died at the cafe, and a fourth died at a hospital. Two other people were injured, but survived. The dead men were identified by Los Angeles police as Harut Baburyan, 28, Sarkis Karadjian, 26, Vardan Tofalyan, 31, and Hayk Yegnanyan, 25. Police said Galstyan was seen on surveillance video inside the restaurant. Police initially said the victims appeared to have been targeted and that the shooting may have been related to Armenian gangs, but they said Friday the shooting was apparently just a dispute that erupted at a party. In February, Galstyan was charged in a federal indictment with conspiracy, engaging in the business of dealing in firearms without a license …
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[WATCH]: how to get an all black airsoft gun without a licence
Posted on December 6, 2010
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Do You Want To Become A Federally Licensed Firearms Dealer
Posted on December 6, 2010
So you want to become a federally licensed firearms dealer. With our exclusive kit you will learn how to apply right the first time and start saving and making profits by selling firearms. They provide indepth instructions and help from applying to setting up shop. At FFL kit, they are there to help you. They know what it takes to get your FFL. Unlike most how to guides on the internet for sale, they are licensed firearms dealers. They are the original publisher of the FFL kit. Let them assist you on your quest to obtaining your FFL.
The FFL kit provides up to date FFL licensing information unlike any other source. The person that offer this kit are federally licensed dealer. They have helped several individuals obtain a FFL license. Most of these individuals even obtained a FFL license and work out of their own home. Yes you heard right, they operate out of their home. Unlike others, we have a license and will assist in answering your questions after the purchase of the kit. We even have support forums available. You may see their kit sold on other sites. Well don’t settle for copies of our kit when you can get the original. If you are going to purchase FFL kit alsewhere, pleace make sure they have a FFL. Most do not. Again we know from experience what it takes. We keep our FFL kit updated throughout the year. As we learn of changes, we update our FFL mega site.
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A Firearm Background Check is Required to Buy a Gun
Posted on December 6, 2010
Gun control is one of the most controversial topics being discussed today. Many people believe that it violates their Second Amendment right to bear arms. Others believe that it is essential to keep guns out of the hands of those who might use them for harm. Either way, every state now requires some sort of firearm background check before a gun can be sold.
The Brady Bill
This is a result of the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, (The Brady Bill), which was enacted in 1994. At a minimum, each state requires a firearm background check to include a search of the National Instant Check System (NICS), which identifies anyone barred from owning a gun.
However, states vary widely in their requirements for enforcing the law. Twenty-one states require only the NICS check. In the states of Connecticut, Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Florida, Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, and Virginia both state and federal firearm background checks are required. Residents of Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Missouri are only required to pass a federal firearm background check but they do need a permit. One problem with the law is that only licensed firearms sellers are required to comply with it.
Private sales of guns
Private sellers can easily sell to anyone who wants a gun and no firearm background check is required. The Brady Law was passed to prevent the sale of guns to people who are mentally incompetent to handle firearms, have violent histories, or otherwise might not use guns wisely. It was never intended as a violation of anyone’s constitutional rights. And it has worked, to a degree.
Although a firearm background check helps identify people who are barred from buying firearms, a lot of people are not included due to errors or omissions. The database is only as accurate as the information put in to it and, if the information was entered incorrectly, a name may not show up. A simple spelling or address error may mean that someone who is barred from owning a firearm can get one. But the Bureau of Justice reported that in 2007 over 8.6 billion background checks were done for individuals wanting to purchase a gun or get a concealed carry permit.
Despite its flaws, the practice of doing a firearm background check is still reducing the number of guns being put in the hands of some dangerous people. And it is protecting a lot of other, innocent people.
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[WATCH]: FXCollectibles.com Blank Firing Replica Guns, Western Revolvers
Posted on December 5, 2010
www.FXCollectibles.com video catalog of Blank Firing replica guns including the Walther P22 and P99. These blank firing guns are replicas of revolvers and pistols which are made to fire blank ammunition. Our blank firing guns are authentic full-size machined metal and can not be made to fire real ammunition. These blank-firing guns are completely safe when used properly. Realistic working action, models. Some models fire semi-automatically. Our guns come fully assembled, but can be disassembled by a qualified gunsmith. These blank guns weigh and feel just like the hard to get originals. These replicas are not firearms. No federal license required
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[WATCH]: Guns in National Parks – Guessing Game
Posted on December 5, 2010
Local vs. Federal Government Control in Washington State: tinyurl.com No Firearms in Washington State Parks? Miller Peninsula State Park 2/21/2010- sign posted in parking area: tinyurl.com So the rule in our local, National Parks becomes the same as the rule in every county in the State of Washington. Interesting that the federal government didn’t create public service announcements months ago to keep people informed of the rule change. Whether or not it is legal to carry a firearm is not an area where you want to play around with any guesswork. If the subject matter was how to keep your rabbit ear TV running, seat belt laws, DUI .08 laws, what type of ID card is required for returning from lunch in Canada, 2010 census, etc. we would have seen some reminders. The National Parks aren’t just about wilderness trails. If a retired couple travels the lower 48 states in their motorhome and they want to camp at a National Park, why shouldn’t they be able to keep their loaded firearm with them on the trip? Concealed carry permits should be honored just like driver’s licenses. North Cascades National Park updated their website- Feb 10th, 2010. Rule change in Feb 2010? tinyurl.com Watch out for National Parks suspicionless checkpoints and roadblocks: tinyurl.com North Cascades National Park: www.nps.gov “Am I allowed to have firearms in North Cascades National Park Service Complex? No firearms are allowed in North Cascades National Park. In Ross Lake and Lake Chelan National …
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Types of Business Licenses and Permits
Posted on December 5, 2010
The last thing you want to find out after starting your business is that you have failed to conform to the law by not filing for the right permits for your business. Before establishing a small business, you should pay attention to your town, city, and county regulations. In most locations, every business needs a basic license which is sometimes called a tax registration certificate. Apart from this, other permits and licenses may be required as well.
Business licenses and permits are issued at all levels of government – federal, state and local (city, county, or town). Depending upon the kind of business you are running, you may need to apply for licenses at multiple levels. For example, if you decide to open a restaurant in the city of San Francisco, you will need a business license and health permit from the city of San Francisco, sales tax license from the state of California and a federal tax ID number from the U.S. federal government.
Not sure what kind of license or permit you need for your business venture? Well, as usual, we’ve made it simple for you. Below is a quick checklist covering the most common federal, state, and local licenses and permits you may need to acquire before commencing business:
Business License – This is the basic license that you will need to operate a business legally. If the business is located within city limits, a license must be obtained from the city; if outside, it is procured from the county. Contact your city’s business license department to file an application. Also remember that you need to pay an annual fee.
Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) – Also known as a tax identification number, this is required for almost all types of businesses. Depending on where your business is located, you may also need to acquire a similar tax identification number from your state.
Zoning and Land Use Permits – Before you start your business, you have to find out if the space you are going to use is properly zoned for the kind of usage that is planned. You may need a zoning compliance permit. Zoning laws regulate off-street parking, waste disposal, and the size, construction and placement of signs.
Health Department Permits – If your business involves the preparation and/or sale of food, you will need a county health department permit. Note that the health department will inspect your facilities before issuing one.
Sales Tax License – This license is essential before you can sell almost any product or service in any state.
Fire Department Permits – Businesses such as restaurants, day-care centers or any other that attract a large crowd need a permit from the fire department.
Special State-Issued Business Licenses or Permits – You may need special licenses if your business involves the sale of certain types of products including liquor, lottery tickets, gasoline and firearms.
Special State-Issued Occupational / Professional Licenses – In many states, people in certain occupations must have licenses or occupational permits. State licensing is typically required for auto mechanics, plumbers, electricians, building contractors, collection agents, insurance agents, real estate brokers, repossessors and personal service providers (beauticians, cosmetologists, therapists and masseurs). If you are thinking of starting any of these businesses, you will have to pass state examinations in order to get the permit. Contact your state government offices to get a complete list of occupations that require licensing.
Special Federal Business Licenses or Permits – You may also require special business licenses from the federal government if your business involves investment advising, drug manufacturing, preparation of meat products, broadcasting, manufacturing tobacco, alcohol or firearms.
Licensing and permit requirements for small businesses vary from state to state; it is therefore a good idea for you to contact your state and local government to determine the specific obligations for your new business.
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Getting A FFL License Had Never Been So Easy
Posted on December 5, 2010
Getting a federal license in the present times is not at all an easy job. It might require you to go through an endless stream of paperwork, and dealing with a lot of unknown faces that might test your patience. Apart from that a series of instances where teenagers have used firearms in schools and other public places and killed many innocent people have made the availability of the federal license all the more difficult. The government has made procurement of the federal license all the more difficult and a complex procedure. People who are in need of firearms because of the location they live in or due to some other reason would now find it really difficult to get those arms. The question that arises is then how to get an FFL is so easy. You would not be required to go through any of the hassles that are normally to be followed.
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[WATCH]: Cutting Edge Arms
Posted on December 5, 2010
Welcome to Cutting Edge Arms LLC. In this video we will show just a small sampling of the custom firearms that we have built for our customers over the years. If you would like to contact us about building a custom firearm for you. Please give us a call at Shop 405-603-6723 Paul May (Gunsmith) Cell 405-922-9490, Shawn Timma (Gunsmith) Cell 405-248-0241 or Email us at cuttingedgearms@cox.net
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[WATCH]: Montana Made Firearms Bill – 9/7/09 CNN – MSSA – Gary Marbut – Montana Made Guns
Posted on December 5, 2010
CNN Gary Marbut of the Montana Shooting Sports Association (MSSA) – Montana’s 2009 HB 246 – “Exempt Montana-made firearms and ammunition from commerce clause”. HB-246 Bill information: tinyurl.com Information on the MSSA: www.mtssa.org
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