I hope it's not endless talking.  It shouldn't be.  I'd expect demonstrations similar to the ones that Dana Loesch featured on her show sometimes.  -From the gun-range. 

Quote from: daidalos on November 28, 2015, 01:32:38 PM
So how do they handle background checks for something like that?

Nah, any age can watch. 

If I  had cable, I'd probably watch it!   The engineering that goes into mechanical things has always fascinated me, I like to know 'how things work'.   Farm shows, antique steam, hit-n-miss engines, iron work in a fire, and how guns work - all neat stuff!

The gun will be shipped to a licensed firearms dealer who you will then pay to run the background check.

Quote from: kroz on November 28, 2015, 03:53:13 PM
That is the way all mail order guns are handled.  .... local dealer must be middle man.

You pay for that privilege!!

The above is how it's handled IF the sale is across state lines.
If the sale is within a state, the transfer can be handled as a private sale,
(no background check) if the seller is not a licensed dealer.

HERE'S a site I know you will like:

Most people know about IMDB - Internet Movie Data Base.
You can look up actors by name and see which movies they've been in.

There's also IMFDB - Internet Movie Firearms Data Base!
You can look up your favorite guns and see which movies they've been in!

Quote from: je_freedom on November 29, 2015, 06:22:44 PM
There's also IMFDB - Internet Movie Firearms Data Base!
You can look up your favorite guns and see which movies they've been in!

That's an AWESOME site!!

I looked-up 1980's The Dogs Of War, in which two of my fave weapons were featured... the 25mm Manville Projectile Launcher (available in 37mm and in 40mm as the Hawk MM1 Grenade Launcher) and Norway's M72 light anti-tank weapon.

I'm a born fire-bug.