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I'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
by wl 2y ago
I'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.