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Glock switches are fairly commonly used in crime here. But yea it's afaict not cops selling machine guns to people illegally, it's just getting them online or
by dmoy 2y ago
Glock switches are fairly commonly used in crime here.
But yea it's afaict not cops selling machine guns to people illegally, it's just getting them online or wherever.
- wl 2y agoI'm saying that NFA-registered post samples acquired through dodgy (or not) law letters have never been used in a crime. Yeah, those $30 switches from Temu et al are another issue entirely.
- ganoushoreilly 2y agoIt's also an issue that with 3d printing and home manufacturing tools available isn't likely to go away.
- dmoy 2y ago> I'm saying that NFA-registered post samples acquired through dodgy (or not) law letters have never been used in a crime. Yea like maybe twice ever in the last 80 years, it's effectively never
- wl 2y agoYou're thinking of the 1988 Waller case and the 1992 Ho case, both involving transferrable pre-1986 MAC-11 machineguns. The NFA items this article deals with are post-1986 samples, which require law enforcement agencies to write a law letter for class 3 SOTs to acquire. No post-1986 samples have ever been used in a violent crime.