Giffords buys an AR

[Troublco]

Hard to believe he was a military officer. But I've seen a few real tools in the military, too, so I suppose I shouldn't be surprised.

[Flatline]

Hard to believe he was a military officer. But I've seen a few real tools in the military, too, so I suppose I shouldn't be surprised.

It seems to me that the military isn't a big fan of private firearm ownership. Try taking a gun on post sometime.

[scratchy]

Even if he did turn it in to Tuscon PD, that's Arizona. Don't they resell back to the market anyway? He could have just written a check. What a tool.

[Sharpienads]

It seems to me that the military isn't a big fan of private firearm ownership. Try taking a gun on post sometime.

I don't think that has anything to do with the military. I thought that was a federal law.

So, basically Kelley is a straw purchaser for Tucson PD?

[BuffCyclist]

So, basically Kelley is a straw purchaser for Tucson PD?

Oh yea, I thought of this too but forgot to mention it in my earlier post. Its definitely a straw purchase if he plans to turn it over to someone else.

[Clint45]

I don't think that has anything to do with the military. I thought that was a federal law.

The military has additional rules, which vary between bases at the Commander's whim. When I was in, no-one under E5 was allowed to have a private firearm in on base housing, even a single-shot .22 rifle.