‘Destroyed’ FBI, DEA gun parts found in criminal ‘ghost gun’

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It's always fun to see them embarrass themselves, but this story comes across as a whole lot of nothing to anyone who knows how available and inexpensive those parts are on the legal market. That group clearly doesn't include the reporters on this story. That being said, the story is clearly seen as useful for whipping up the panic among the Karens.

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‘Destroyed’ FBI, DEA gun parts found in criminal ‘ghost gun’ - Washington Examiner

The issue was discovered last year when an unidentified suspect was arrested with a “ghost gun,” made and sold without background check or registration.
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"Coming up on NESnews at 11, trigger spring thought destroyed found in cafeteria holding cabinet closed."
 
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drgrant said:
ATF did this too and a security guard was stealing them and flipping them online, then they started showing up at crime scenes. 🤣
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So not only have the feds done a piss poor job of securing evil firearms that must be destroyed, their internal security including employee and contractor background check is crap.
 
I remember seeing pictures (many years ago) of a Thompson that police seized and threw into the Ocean ( I think off of NY) that was retrieved and used in another crime.
 
Toast said:
It's always fun to see them embarrass themselves, but this story comes across as a whole lot of nothing to anyone who knows how available and inexpensive those parts are on the legal market. That group clearly doesn't include the reporters on this story. That being said, the story is clearly seen as useful for whipping up the panic among the Karens.

www.washingtonexaminer.com

‘Destroyed’ FBI, DEA gun parts found in criminal ‘ghost gun’ - Washington Examiner

The issue was discovered last year when an unidentified suspect was arrested with a “ghost gun,” made and sold without background check or registration.
www.washingtonexaminer.com www.washingtonexaminer.com

"Coming up on NESnews at 11, trigger spring thought destroyed found in cafeteria holding cabinet closed."
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as stupid journos expect at least that from the gun destruction process:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mpgHKlixRY
 
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