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What I meant was the trace from the mfr to the dist. to the retailer to the buyer. Jack.Only takes five minutes on CSI.
Of course, tracing serial numbers is total BS that won't tell you squat in FL or 46 other states that have no form of registration.
What happened to "It's the thought that counts"? Is it not possible that someone who is working poor and eschews welfare on principle might find a way to scrounge a few bucks and find a way to buy a useful gift for a friend?
Only takes five minutes on CSI.
Of course, tracing serial numbers is total BS that won't tell you squat in FL or 46 other states that have no form of registration.
Buying a baby gift at Goodwill without at least opening it to make sure it works, or cleaning off the old barf, etc... The story stinks.
...It's the generalized scorn for the poor expressed in the post I quoted that I find unreasonable.
Only takes five minutes on CSI.
Of course, tracing serial numbers is total BS that won't tell you squat in FL or 46 other states that have no form of registration.
Your right...I'm a horrible human being. How fortunate I am to have had my morality judged by you. I'll go now, disgusted with myself, and vow to spend the rest of my wretched existence repentant.
I only hope that for Christmas someone will think enough of me to hit the local Goodwill store to buy me a bouncy seat with a rifle in it...
(lighten up, Francis)
Am I the only one who noticed the 'selector switch' in front of the mag well?
I'm not up to speed on .22 ARs.
Cant see how that rifle fit in that box....
It's a Mossberg 715T, made by ATI. That's how they're made.I saw that as well. While the gun may look like an AR, I think it’s an air rifle or a prop of some sort.
It's a Mossberg 715T, made by ATI. That's how they're made.