Statute Of Limitations For eFA10'ing A Completed Firearm?

[Reptile]

Asking for a friend...

 

[Marty McFly]

Why was it completed?

When... yeah totally meant when

 

[DJBrad]

Was it capable of firing a shot?

 

[Reptile]

My friend said he had a Glock that was made from an upper and lower - capable of firing a shot.

Also, a AR that was once a lower now complete with an upper.

He's old and going senile but thinks it was over 6 years ago.

How many years is the cutoff?

 

[AJK129]

Why did he buy parts 6 years ago and just put them together yesterday?

 

[Reptile]

Why did he buy parts 6 years ago and just put them together yesterday?

Good question.

No.

He put them together 6 years ago.

 

[wcorey]

Why would there be a statue of limitation?
When it’s capable of firing you have 7 days.
If more than that then you broke the law.
But then who else but you would know exactly when that capability happened.

Unless of course you’ve been spouting off about it on social media.

 

[Reptile]

Why would there be a limitation?
When it’s capable of firing you have 7 days.
If more than that then you broke the law.
But then who else but you would know exactly when that capability happened.

Unless of course you’ve been spouting off about it on social media.

It's not me and the old goat in question can barely use a computer.

I heard some expurts on NES saying there is a statute of limitations if this happened years ago.

 

[DJBrad]

Good question.

No.

He put them together 6 years ago.

Maybe he forgot to put the striker in when he built it.

 

[arsco]

He has clearly forgotten that he put them together less than 7 days ago.

 

[Boghog1]

Isn't it illegal to require people to self incriminate?

 

[Marty McFly]

Why did he buy parts 6 years ago and just put them together yesterday?

I'm sure his mind is fuzzy. But definitely within a few days

 

[DJBrad]

I would guess anything before March 15, 2015 would be the cut off date. Remember there is no registration in Massachusetts. According to law, there is only a “transaction” for sale, transfer, inheritance, purchase, or obtaining a firearm, rifle, shotgun, or machine gun.

 

[chris_1001]

Omfg. Go take a break from NES for a week or longer.

If I had a lingerie model G/F or a drum of fleshlights. I’d take a break.

 

[chris_1001]

I’ll add this, if you were to FA-10 something not kosher, you just gave up your 5th amendment right…

of’s

 

[JGreen]

Omfg. Go take a break from NES for a week or longer.

If I had a lingerie model G/F or a drum of fleshlights. I’d take a break.

Aren't flesh lights re-usable? Asking for a friend.

 

[chris_1001]

Aren't flesh lights re-usable? Asking for a friend.

Not if you are @Reptile

They are single use for him, as he is a total stud.

He has a lingerie model GF. She needs to take a break and heal now and then.

 

[rcwhat]

The term “village idiot” may be an understatement

 

[chris_1001]

Aren't flesh lights re-usable? Asking for a friend.

Don’t share…

 

[nitsuj]

Sounds like it was just assembled and test fired yesterday…

 

[Reptile]

I would guess anything before March 15, 2015 would be the cut off date. Remember there is no registration in Massachusetts. According to law, there is only a “transaction” for sale, transfer, inheritance, purchase, or obtaining a firearm, rifle, shotgun, or machine gun.

How did you get that date?

Aren't flesh lights re-usable? Asking for a friend.

Is there such thing as a statute of limitations?

 

[spt_1955]

The real question to consider is how this question could spark a thread that is now 22 replies long.

Asking for a friend.

 

[chris_1001]

The real question to consider is how this question could spark a thread that is now 22 replies long.

Because the constitution is null and void in Massachusetts.

#24

 

[Reptile]

The real question to consider is how this question could spark a thread that is now 22 replies long.

Asking for a friend.

Exactly.

If my old friend assembled a Glock 5 years ago and never eFA10'ed it - should he be worried?

He's hoping since it happened long ago that he'll never have to in the future either.

He can't really use the internet.

 

[chris_1001]

Exactly.

If my old friend assembled a Glock 5 years ago and never eFA10'ed it - should he be worried?

He's hoping since it happened long ago that he'll never have to in the future either.

He can't really use the internet.

The past 48 hours must be incredibly stressful for you.

Chill.

Nothing is law at the moment. Pant shit later.

 

[zboys]

Exactly.

If my old friend assembled a Glock 5 years ago and never eFA10'ed it - should he be worried?

He's hoping since it happened long ago that he'll never have to in the future either.

He can't really use the internet.

This is like trying to reason with a liberal

 

[kerryman71]

Have your friend get one of those bingo number barrel thingies and put a bunch of pieces of paper with different words written on them, and pull a new one each week; "3/7/1918", "Bozo the Clown", "Hi Maura" "Scary thingy", 1/6/21", "Fleshlight" etc. If he's more confused, that's the point. If he's not, he's a politician in MA. Run away!

 

[Reptile]

The past 48 hours must be incredibly stressful for you.

Chill.

Nothing is law at the moment. Pant shit later.

I'm not referring to the new laws.

 

[TLB]

My take is that is up to the state to prove that you didn't file an FA-10, not the other way around. Their database sucks and there is no record keeping requirement for gun owners so good luck to them.

 

[jkelly1229]

My friend said he had a Glock that was made from an upper and lower - capable of firing a shot.

Also, a AR that was once a lower now complete with an upper.

He's old and going senile but thinks it was over 6 years ago.

How many years is the cutoff?

I thought it was supposed to be 2 weeks lol

Tell your friend to stop banging lingerie models

They make him dumb