Return of stolen nfa items.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

How short?

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10.5 inch 5.56 and 10.5 inch 300 blk will share the lower.

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Originally Posted by foxtrot

Congrats on getting them back! The injustice system never operates how people imagined, the sad thing is I consider this pretty fast compared to other stolen firearm-as-evidence cases.

When can you tell the story [Coffee]

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The agent apologized for it taking so long. Out of their control circumstances prolonged the process. From the defence attorney stepping down to the Taylor swift trial pushing sentencing. In all he said this should have been closed out in February.

Update. Some random guy pawned the lower that wasn't recovered. The ATF wants to give me back the lower asap since the original case is closed. Checking with their legal team on if it needs to go through asset forfeiture, since the pawnshop technically owns it, but I will ultimately get it back. The upper I'm still missing was not on it though. Guy has no past criminal record and will be interviewed by ATF next week.

Agent said they will let CBI know he took possession of a firearm without a background check. Said he might be the 1st one charged since the silly laws were passed. May threaten federal charges to get some information on who he got the gun from.

I was told all pawned guns have their serial numbers checked to see if they were reported as stolen. Pawnshop is out a few hundred dollars, and can pursue civil charges on the pawner. But they get the upper back to sell.

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Originally Posted by foxtrot

This would all be a wonderful opportunity to inform the ATF there was three.... or perhaps six... no, no, twenty more NFA items that were returned that they had deleted from the registry. [Evil]

[Sarcasm2]

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When I contacted the NFA they told me the items were not removed from the registry. Their status was changed to stolen.