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Firearms Act of 1968
" (3) The term 'firearm' means (A) any weapon (including a starter
gun) which will or is designed to or may readily be converted to expel
a projectile by the action of an explosive; (B) the frame or receiver
of any such weapon; ..."
Readily converted.
Looks open to interpretation.
ATF has already determined that the piece of plastic is NOT a firearm. It doesn't magically become a firearm because of its proximity to other parts.
My opinion doesn't mean anything, but I interpret "readily converted" to mean assembled, as opposed to manufactured. Assembled without any tools, like assembling a field striped pistol, as opposed to chocking up into a drill press to complete manufacture.
Bomb? It may depend on intent. Guys have been arrested for just that, having components.Originally Posted by 00tec
According to the DC Attorney General, the distributor sold their wares to residents of that fine city, which is prohibited.
We are mixing points here. It seems the company named violated a few existing laws.
Whether those laws are just or not is a different issue.
Is this an abuse of power? I think that's what we are all afraid of.
Tell that to Beto.
He may be in charge of correcting the scourge of individuals that own firearms.
See above.
Do you think any legislator knows the difference between an end mill and a drill bit? Can identify a micrometer, let alone read one?
It doesn't matter what we think, we don't make the laws.
Edit- or executive orders...
Last edited by eddiememphis; 12-11-2020 at 20:04.
Yes, because those people were prohibited from possessing a bomb, and the parts were considered constructive possession. If you had those items, but are not prohibited from having a bomb, you don't have a bomb.
I have a incomplete lower receiver out in the garage, it is in a bin with other parts, doesn't make it a firearm
I think any legislator knows the difference between an end mill, drill press, and zero tools at all.
No you don't. Your wife threw that away when she was helping clean the garage.
Hah!No you don't. Your wife threw that away when she was helping clean the garage.
She sure as hell doesn't know. She pretty much told me that I couldn't buy gun stuff for a while when we made a large purchase.
She doesn't pay attention to what happens in the shop, or in the gun room (which is why I ship stuff to a friends house, like my 80% GST-9
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