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I believe the are exceptions for gun shows or some sort of gun market sales (with the excuse being that in this market setting the transaction needs to immediately go through to "facilitate commerce").
Quick search on one of my sources on Mexican cartels:
https://insightcrime.org/news/us-mexico-border-hemorrhaging-weapons/
https://insightcrime.org/news/lack-us-gun-control-record-bloodshed-mexico/
Perhaps I am misremember on the gun sales shows, but the articles do state that experts believes both laws and customs in US enable massive trafficking of guns.