Perhaps it's just me.......

[Gun]

I won't sell unless the buyer has a note from their mom.

[GunLawyer001]

I won't sell unless the buyer has a note from their mom.

Dear Mr. Kotter - Please sell Arnold some ammo. Signed, Arnold Horshack's mother.

[bogey1]

Dear Mr. Kotter - Please sell Arnold some ammo. Signed, Arnold Horshack's mother.

One of the best citcoms of that era.

[internet troll]

One of the best citcoms of that era.

And that was an era with many great sitcoms.

[fatguyinalittlecoat]

Slim chance of being caught and prosecuted for providing ammunition to a prohibited person. It could even be a 'sting'. Just because someone is paranoid , doesn't mean somebody else isn't out to get them. If they have a LTCF , there's a good chance they are not prohibited or have evil intent. Be a shame if ya sold ammo with your fingerprints on it and the cases end up at a shooting scene.

Quite frankly, if someone asks to see my LTCF to buy ammo, I'd tell them to piss up a rope. To answer your question more constructively though, technically, if you do something naughty, Sheriff's Department is supposed to send you a letter saying you have 5 or 7 days to surrender your LTCF, and I believe you get charged with another crime if you fail to do so.

Depends on how young the buyer looks; a misdemeanor 1 is a lifetime loss of firearm rights:

§ 6302. Sale or lease of weapons and explosives.

(a) Offense defined.--A person is guilty of a misdemeanor of the first degree if he sells or causes to be sold or leases to any person under 18 years of age any deadly weapon, cartridge, gunpowder, or other similar dangerous explosive substance.

thanks all