Is it possible to get vaxxed against “gun violence”?
Wut?
More about controlling than actual crime
I am sure that attacks on Police and defund the Police movement have nothing to do with the spikes in crime. It’s all due to ‘ghost guns’
Biden To Target ‘Ghost’ Guns
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Is it possible to get vaxxed against “gun violence”?
Wut?
More about controlling than actual crime
I am sure that attacks on Police and defund the Police movement have nothing to do with the spikes in crime. It’s all due to ‘ghost guns’
Peacemaker
Well-Known Member
Is it legal to sell a homemade weapon? I'm not sure it can be sold if it doesn't have a serial number!?
Yes, it's illegal to sell as is with no serial. To sell one, you must go through an FFL and have a serial number assigned to it, and engraved on the receiver. (speak to Advanced Laser Engraving on here for engraving specs). I believe it has to be .003" deep or something. Selling an un-serialzed firearm will not put you in prison if caught. It will put you under the prison. I think it's something like 10yrs federal prison and up to $500,000 in fines or something..
no you can not sell a homemade weapon. Supposedly you can make one for personal use, but I am not sure if I would take that risk, or at least take that risk and use it out in public.
Peacemaker
Well-Known Member
So, what's his accusation? "Ghost" guns are showing up at crime scenes and he's taking a leap and accusing law abiding gun owners of selling it to the poor street thugs so they can commit genocide against other poor innocent street thugs that would normally be good if it wasn't for evil YT?
Am I totally way off?
Am I totally way off?
It is legal to mfg a firearm for personal use as long as you are legally allowed to possess a firearm. However, selling it is a no no without said stipulations I mentioned above. I keep up on the 80% stuff as much as I can. My favorite hobby is building them from scratch so I kind of have to. Lol.. when you start building and selling several of them, is when you get the feds looking at you. They will see that as mfg'ing firearms for sale/profit of which is a BIG no no unless you are a FFL and assign serials to each receiver you sell.
You are correct sir. The requirements are: Letters 1/16" tall, .003 deep, and a "conspicuous location." We actually engrave serials on 80% lowers for people who want to SBR them.
No, you’re on the money. Either that or trying to make the case that gang bangers double as gunsmiths and are buying the parts and making their own firearms.
The article talks about an increase in confiscation of ‘ghost’ guns. Still 25,000 confiscated only 325 used in homicides. There are many out there legally owned (who knows how many) on top of those confiscated.
Seems like a small percentage for all of the propaganda but that seems to be how the govt/media rolls these days. And as long as these are legally owned, I don’t see an issue. As far as I am aware (I am not an Attorney at Law), it is legal to own these firearms for personal use so long as one is not a prohibited person (as KDerekT83 describes above in post #6)
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Peacemaker
Well-Known Member
It's just another nail in the coffin against what used to be known as "law abiding gun owners" now known as "white supremist groups" also known as "homegrown terrorists" also known as "American Patriots" also known as "a homegrown terrorist" also known as "the tax paying middle class", yea, those guys.
They will keep chipping away at our rights until none are left. Being able to build a firearm for yourself has been around since before the founding of this nation. Only until recently, being a patriot was a good thing, exorcising your constitutional rights was never considered a dangerous homegrown terrorist threat until recently.
Just something to consider.
They will keep chipping away at our rights until none are left. Being able to build a firearm for yourself has been around since before the founding of this nation. Only until recently, being a patriot was a good thing, exorcising your constitutional rights was never considered a dangerous homegrown terrorist threat until recently.
Just something to consider.
Peacemaker
Well-Known Member
maybe I'm reading too much into this.
freedive10
-Global Mod-, Caballoloco
It’s all a shell game to try and take focus off his crumbling administration! They throwing everything at the wall and waiting to see what sticks! So don’t get complacent, don’t wait for your neighbor to vote a certain way or communicate with our representatives. We all need to save ourselves b/ no one is coming to save us. It’s easy, call, write, email, smoke signal, carrier pigeon your representatives.
Yeah. Because, they don't take a quick glance at those letters and toss em in the trash. Calling these "representatives" does nothing unless there is profitable monetary gain for them. They not worried about the middle/little guy like us.
freedive10
-Global Mod-, Caballoloco
When they get enough interest in a specific topic, they tend to pay attention.
Flooding their inbox and lighting up the phone lines does get their attention.
A lot of people are very busy with work, kids, daily life, etc and don’t have time to pick up the phone or email. So, when a large amount of people do take time out of their very busy days to make they call and/or write that email, that sends a pretty clear message that people are less than pleased.
On top of that, it begs the question, if this many people called and emailed, how many more disagree with what they are doing and are also pissed off but haven’t had the time to call or email.
Just my opinion, FWIW
I would think also, if you were a person prohibited from owning a firearm, the second you complete the lower (in the case of an AR), you are now in violation of federal law (felon in possesion of a firearm). Please correct me if I'm wrong.
GunRelated
Well-Known Member
Now a compound bow will cause more damage than probably 80% of projectiles from a firearm with the right broadhead, however felons can own those. I don't know about yall, but I'd rather be hit with a bullet. lol.
GunRelated
Well-Known Member
You both are right. Don't know why I was thinking that.
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