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3 guns in a month

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Curious if any one has any experience with this as. I’m looking at a ppt including 3 guns in a package deal and I also want to get another on the side will this prevent it?
 
According to the bulletin that went out, standard PPTs are not exempt for the 3/30 rule. There are few exceptions, but most of them are in regards to estate planning or things in probate.
 

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3+1=4... and PPTs are no longer excluded from the recently imposed 3 in 30 days calculation, other than some rare exceptions.
 
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