xtry51
NES Member
That's why I think there might be the possibility (however slight), that they might put the screws to the kid simply because
the firearm/SBR was built from an 80% receiver... not that it makes it any more or less illegal, but because all this "ghost gun"
shit has been getting attention and has the antis up in arms.
At a minimum, they might want to question him about how he obtained it, from whom, and if he performed the work himself,
if he has anymore in his possession.
I think that's exactly the reason they won't touch it. 80% firearms are too complicated for the sheep to understand and this case has no other circumstances.
Now if this guy had used an SBR 80% to shoot up a school, they'd be all over that.
The ATF is nothing more than an anti gun political tool. They want headline cases they can use to claim they need more $$$$ and laws, not mundane traffic stops that happen to result in finding a rifle.