Ummmm. This is not the whole story. My ATF neighbor is working the case. The couple neglected to include a very important piece to the story. The husband was trying to sell a couple of the guns at a pawn shop. The pawn shop owner is who tipped off the authorities.
Obviously not really a "gun" guy...Now, it gets interesting..
Dip shit obviously didn't know what he was doing.
Unloading M-16's at a pawn shop....
That was fuckin stupid.Ummmm. This is not the whole story. My ATF neighbor is working the case. The couple neglected to include a very important piece to the story. The husband was trying to sell a couple of the guns at a pawn shop. The pawn shop owner is who tipped off the authorities.
I would have sealed that thing up and stuck it on a shelf and waited. Not saying a word to anyone.
That is straight up an understatement.......That was fuckin stupid.
Obviously not really a "gun" guy...
Some of us could've got on the hillbillie hotline and emptied the cases quick
You are not wrong here. My neighbor said as he was interviewing the guy, he clearly had no idea what he had nor the laws surrounding the possession/sale. I know ignorance has no defense but it looks like the efforts will be focused on how he got them in the first place.Obviously not really a "gun" guy...
Some of us could've got on the hillbillie hotline and emptied the cases quick
Nothing. They are trying to out do the 15 trillion the pentagon already can't account for.The "GAO"!!, what exactly are they Accounting for?
Ummmm. This is not the whole story. My ATF neighbor is working the case. The couple neglected to include a very important piece to the story. The husband was trying to sell a couple of the guns at a pawn shop. The pawn shop owner is who tipped off the authorities.
Maybe, maybe not, I wouldn’t put it past any federal agency to Doctor up the story so they don’t look so bad, but that’s just the paranoid, schizophrenic anti-government zealot in me talking.Fucking idiot. Just wow.
The "Hillbilly Hotline" has a strict policy regarding the passing of information.Mouth shut would have been my strategy.
Well yeah... when I used to have guns prior to that horrible boating accident, I always ran my M16's with my mouth shut. No sense in inhaling burnt gun powder or taking a hot expended casing down the pie hole.Mouth shut would have been my strategy.
In a lot of states, it's legal to own a full auto if it was purchased legally and you paid for and received the ATF tax stamp. It's like having a suppressor here. Those having serial numbers that are connected to the government, not going to be very "moveable" from a retail standpoint. I believe even in Texas, at a pawn shop, first thing they'd do is run the numbers. Here they do it to verify it was not on a hot list...but I'm sure those numbers from a military issue would throw a flag as well.My gut feeling would be to "keep, hide, wait a few years" as well, buy, then what. My understanding is, illegal as Hell to possess a full auto, illegal to sell, who you sell it to can't apply for a stamp or permit to own it, etc. What would a guy do, hint around till you find someone that would buy it and hide it themselves ? When you read about possessing a full auto, they make it sound pretty damn illegal, like if they get a whiff of it, they're taking your house apart? Just asking for a friend.
That works right up until you try to transfer the serial numbers...1-keep mouth shut
2-get a license for full auto
3-sell to licensed auto people
4-make a fortune
doh!........i suck at being a criminalThat works right up until you try to transfer the serial numbers...
It takes some practice...doh!........i suck at being a criminal