lafayette gregory
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If you knew someone/anyone, who had/built/possesed an unregistered class three weapon. Would you report them to the ATF?
Dunno, I think the later is a hell of a lot better of a reason than the former. Seems kinda like the if I can't than nobody can idea to me.HHB Guns said:In a Heart Beat. If I have to pay dearly then so the hell should they. I would also lose my license if I knew and didnt report them.
Dirk Pitt said:Dunno, I think the later is a hell of a lot better of a reason than the former. Seems kinda like the if I can't than nobody can idea to me.HHB Guns said:In a Heart Beat. If I have to pay dearly then so the hell should they. I would also lose my license if I knew and didnt report them.
But I also understand your response since you are a law enforcement officer and a dealer, I don't suppose you could be ether and not report NFA violations :lol:
Midnight Raver said:I would go with A in this instance- admittedly store purchases of aftermarket items and combining them with firarms isn't always cut and dry. Up here you can sneeze on a firearm and it is immediately verboten. However, pleading ignorance doesn't work out too well mostly. A law abiding citizen would want to know if he/she might be breaking any laws in this manner. It would be nice though if laws pertaining to these scenarios were well defined. We all know that criminals don't care, but easy access to such info would greatly benefit all of us.
That being said:
If said person was acting like a genuine Richard Cranium while kindly being informed about the issues at hand, I would peacefully disengage myself. Option B would probably come into play shortly thereafter...
self preservation is kind of important sometimes. :?