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Just a thought, but what stops an FFL from charging $1 for a lower/frame or even a complete firearm, and then the customer is required to buy a $500+ cleaning rod?
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I imagine the Franchise Tax Board is what would stop thatJust a thought, but what stops an FFL from charging $1 for a lower/frame or even a complete firearm, and then the customer is required to buy a $500+ cleaning rod?
Dodging taxes is generally a poor business plan, especially if you're not funding the campaigns of the people regulating you.
The weather honestly is the only reason California gets away with the cost of living/ taxes being outrageous.Yeah the tax is a bummer, but then I remember I can go swimming in the winter and it's not snowing on the pool deck.
I'm not happy about the fees and regulations, but I'd never want to move to Ohio