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> This man risked a life sentence in federal prison driving around with a ziploc bag full of those things. How do you get the parts to the buyback program if y
by scottiebarnes 4y ago
> This man risked a life sentence in federal prison driving around with a ziploc bag full of those things.
How do you get the parts to the buyback program if you can't drive to them?
- jahnu 4y agoUnder the speed limit I assume
- MichaelCollins 4y agoIt's not the driving part. He risked federal prison for even making them.
- hajile 4y agoWhich is ridiculous. You can carve one out of sheet metal in a couple minutes. This won’t stop evil people. Even worse, a self centering punch and 5 seconds can turn your AR-15 into an illegal automatic weapon as far as the ATF is concerned (just punch approximately where the auto pin would go). The only people affected by these garbage laws are the ones who aren’t interested in harming anyone.
- prvit 4y ago> You can carve one out of sheet metal in a couple minutes. This won’t stop evil people You can murder a person with the same level of effort. The only people affected by these garbage laws against murder are the ones who aren’t interested in harming anyone.
- djitz 4y agoThose laws exist to protect gun manufacturers and their profits, not the American people.
- Rebelgecko 4y agoGun manufacturers can't profit from selling auto sears either (except to cops and the military I guess)
- _manifold 4y agoTechnically, but by that standard everyone who's ever purchased marijuana at a state-legal dispensary is risking prison time as well. It's also one of those situations where the practical reality of being caught for something like this is basically nil. Especially when the intent is neither to sell, distribute, nor use them yourself.