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I agree with TR, there should not be a no-purchase list without some kind of legal action going on at the same time....that DHS report a while back that hinted at veterans being possible terrorists because of their recruitment value to terrorist and criminal organizations comes to mind. I do not, however, mind if the ATF comes by WITH A WARRANT to inspect the firearms as long as they are not searching the house and the homeowner has been given reasonable time to gather and present listed firearms to the ATF for inspection, as long as that person is being investigated for a crime. If the warrant has them searching for other things aside from the listed firearms they will search away. I just can't feel right, that anybody placed on a terrorist watch list cannot purchase a firearm because that person has not yet been proven guilty of a crime. I think that this is a starting point for something more effective, but it's a no go for me in it's current form, in my humble opinion.
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