Devils Paintbrush
NES Member
Probably ratted out by family member.
Several of the recovered firearms were accompanied by sophisticated and often expensive accessories for more precise shooting, including holographic sights — which allow a shooter to quickly acquire a target — and lights and laser targeting systems affixed to the frames of several of the firearms to illuminate a target in the dark. There was also a tactical load-bearing vest with bullet-proof plates and the ability to hold magazines and other accessories.
They also recovered some of the tools of the trade including one 3-D printer and 3-D printer filament, a handheld drill and other instruments used to make or assemble ghost guns and government-issued identification bearing his name.
Arsenal
This is a bad method to get your thirty something son out of your house.
The part about this for me is the new concept of "evil holographic" sights that some how makes an "already" evil black rifle more dangerous.
Holographic sights are fairly new on the scene (relatively). Most people with experience would be able to do the same thing with iron sights.
We can argue whether or not newbies are exploiting this for nefarious reasons.
Also, the inclusion of 3D printers, drills and other tools of the trade are now accessories to the fact.
Or this guy became an investigative target when the UPS, FedEx or Amazon guy noted the amount of material he was getting delivered to his house and gave a tip to the authorities.
P.S. he has poor choice in his taste for scope rings.
Several of the recovered firearms were accompanied by sophisticated and often expensive accessories for more precise shooting, including holographic sights — which allow a shooter to quickly acquire a target — and lights and laser targeting systems affixed to the frames of several of the firearms to illuminate a target in the dark. There was also a tactical load-bearing vest with bullet-proof plates and the ability to hold magazines and other accessories.
They also recovered some of the tools of the trade including one 3-D printer and 3-D printer filament, a handheld drill and other instruments used to make or assemble ghost guns and government-issued identification bearing his name.
Arsenal
This is a bad method to get your thirty something son out of your house.
The part about this for me is the new concept of "evil holographic" sights that some how makes an "already" evil black rifle more dangerous.
Holographic sights are fairly new on the scene (relatively). Most people with experience would be able to do the same thing with iron sights.
We can argue whether or not newbies are exploiting this for nefarious reasons.
Also, the inclusion of 3D printers, drills and other tools of the trade are now accessories to the fact.
Or this guy became an investigative target when the UPS, FedEx or Amazon guy noted the amount of material he was getting delivered to his house and gave a tip to the authorities.
P.S. he has poor choice in his taste for scope rings.
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