tuna
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Then doesn't it need an orange tip? Or did they commit the crime of the century by painting over the orange?
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Tewksbury arrest for weapons & bump stock
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Then doesn't it need an orange tip? Or did they commit the crime of the century by painting over the orange?
I had a client scheduled for a dangerousness hearing due to possession of a firearm without an LTC. Turns out it was a starter pistol. The DA still wanted to go forward with the dangerousness hearing, claiming that whether it was a firearm or not was a matter for the jury to decide.It would so hilarious if that turns out to be the case![[laugh]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/012.gif "Laugh [laugh]")
Whiskeywon
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My arms are tired too just looking at that. Hell with the double drum, those are tiny'ish compared to one of those MWG 90 round magazines. That way you can still access the 203 fire control with your other hand.
Now I'm just imagining a rifle with one of these magazines, a 203 registered to the ATF. Yet despite all of that has a brace stock and a shorter barrel to be their middle finger to the ATF all at once. Now I wanna see that just because it'd be so beyond stupid yet why not?
Someone get their info wrong or a typo? I Googled "Enysma Engineering" (the name of his business),
and got zero hits.
It would so hilarious if that turns out to be the case
It would be funny, but this state isn't going to let them off the hook that easy.
They will burn them for something.
"Normandin said the weapons and accessories were "props" that Bradley uses while conducting that business, and that Bradley has a firearms license in Texas.
Normandin said the gun accessories found by police are not actually functional, though he said he was not immediately sure if the guns themselves were functional."
So the accessories are props, but maybe not the guns?
That's the smug grin of "yeah, they're all really props.
f*** that DA.
amm5061
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Think you could run the bumpski and the grenade launcher at the same time?
Moms Demand is probably drawing up the idiotic picture now: "Imagine how many more children would have been killed had the parkland shooter used a bump stock on his grenade launcher!"
Did you catch all those follows?
![[rofl]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/013.gif "ROFL [rofl]")
"Entire armory?" That's like a range day/starter kit for like half of the people on this board.
(although not enough ammo). I could stuff all of that into a trunk of a Yaris or a Prius-C and have room to spare...-Mike
amm5061
NES Member
"Entire armory?" That's like a range day/starter kit for like half of the people on this board.
-Mike
I've got more ammo than that in my trunk right now.
HARRYM
NES Member
Say.....ummmmm......where do you park your car.....: )I've got more ammo than that in my trunk right now.
Asaltweapon
NES Member
Good thing the Motel Caswell has closed.
Even if it didn't, they;d still make something up. Given the "expert" determinations of the state, those fake silencers will probably be deemed as "real" unless their attorney wants to go to trial over it, or their attorney
can call out the state on their BS. If i was going to put down cash 95% of the charges will get dropped and they're going to push for them to suck a plea on a felony.
-Mike
Palladin
NES Member
much like NYC. remember the guy in Manchester MA? his psychiatrist wife set him up; he finally got released, CWOF.
Police: MA Man Stockpiled Weapons, Feared 'Armageddon'
Manchester man escapes time in jail
Smilin' all the way to the bank!
namedpipes
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