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But we heard the 1911s cry.Quote:
Originally Posted by davsel
And the show featured guns "for sale" in a case and a rack. I guess that could be for show too but isn't representing that you are selling guns without a license as bad as actually doing it? The Feds don't seem to care about intent (CMC 80% lower case).Quote:
Originally Posted by kidicarus13
I'm going to drive by the store front in a few hours. It's a computer store now with a banner hung above the door. It puts a smile on my face every time I drive past.
I thought I heard one of the other staff held the FFL.
I'd have to concur with your identification. Damn, times must be tough for a soon to be felon.
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Originally Posted by RCCrawler
Not sure if the guy was staff, but something I read showed that the FFL holder was a different person, not listed as an employee... Perhaps a "silent" partner? Either way, he's going away for a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
Wyatt and his merry band of assholes deserves every bit of what's coming.
My brother was on the show and he didn't get the gun that they custom built for him....he said there was a script for the entire thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by davsel
It's really rather sad how many people on the national gun forums (thehighroad, defensivecarry, smith-wessonfoum, etc) think that Wyatt's prosecution was some sort of pure anti-2A mission by the gov't. They can't (or don't) want to believe that he was truly a scam artist and a poor example of the firearms industry.
Huh, go figure.Quote:
Originally Posted by KevDen2005
Fake show but real asshole.(not referring to your brother Kev).
Sounds like a match made in heaven.
On Election Night he showed up at GOP hq at the Hilton in the Tech Center. Just hung out in the back of the room, didn't really talk to many people, no wife in tow. Pretty ballsy to show up, of course he's always acted like the rules don't apply to him.