2 Marine veterans involved in conspiracy to sell hard-to-trace guns, authorities say

[Reptile]

BOISE, Idaho — A former Marine and another Idaho man charged with participating in a money-making conspiracy to build hard-to-trace firearms and distribute them in North Carolina will be transferred to that state, a U.S. District Court judge said Tuesday.

Marine veteran Jordan Duncan, 25, and Paul James Kryscuk, 35, both of Boise, each waived hearings in the case, clearing the way for the transfers. The case also involves another former Marine, 21-year-old Liam Montgomery Collins. Authorities said Collins is from Johnston, Rhode Island.

2 Marine veterans involved in conspiracy to sell hard-to-trace guns, authorities say

Authorities say two Marine vets and a third man conspired to manufacture and sell unregistered weapons.

www.marinecorpstimes.com

 

[Dennis in MA]

Aren't all guns pretty hard to trace??? I mean, like, outside of an old episode of Law & Order.

 

[Palladin]

Probably 80s built out

 

[not new guy]

So was one of them in the Marines or something? I couldn't tell from the article.

 

[cams]

They’re Marines, of course they’re selling and buying guns. I’d be disappointed if they weren’t.
That’s like punishing birds for flying or something.

 

[76Too]

SFMFr’s!

Shall not be infringed doesn’t really leave a whole lot up the imagination.

 

[ScottS]

Probably 80s built out

More than that.

"The U.S. Justice Department as well as court documents say Kryscuk received money from Collins for a short-barreled rifle and a 9mm pistol with a suppressor, which is placed on the end of a gun barrel to reduce noise when the weapon is fired. The devices are highly regulated in the U.S. Authorities say Kryscuk bought supplies to make suppressors."

 

[seanc]

More than that.

"The U.S. Justice Department as well as court documents say Kryscuk received money from Collins for a short-barreled rifle and a 9mm pistol with a suppressor, which is placed on the end of a gun barrel to reduce noise when the weapon is fired. The devices are highly regulated in the U.S. Authorities say Kryscuk bought supplies to make suppressors."

if you buy this beretta 92.. I’ll throw in a 2 liter of Diet Coke...

Agent: it s a supressor!

 

[greencobra]

would have been better off roasting and selling coffee beans.

 

[Dennis in MA]

if you buy this beretta 92.. I’ll throw in a 2 liter of Diet Coke...

Agent: it s a supressor!

You forgot duck tape. Quack! Otherwise, THOOMP! And then your followup shot goes BANG!!!!

 

[AHM]

You forgot duck tape. Quack! ...

Is there nothing it can't do?