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originally posted by: Disgusted123
The man was manufacturing "ghost" guns.
It's against the law. Most people know it.
Don't manufacture ghost guns, and you won't be going to jail. Right?
originally posted by: Vermilion
New York got slapped by the Supremes with the Bruen decision.
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Zanti Misfit
This is why some "type" of people should never be allowed in positions of power, the power tends to go to their fat arses.
That is what happens to that wannabe court dictators judge, she needs to be send back to law school.
originally posted by: theatreboy
“The Second Amendment doesn’t exist in my courtroom.”
WHAT IS A GHOST GUN?
In general, a “ghost gun” is any kind of firearm made at home from materials not already considered firearms under the law. There are no exact, legal definitions of “80% receivers” or “unfinished firearms,” but ghost guns are most often made from these.
The media and politicians would like to spread the mistaken belief that the only legal way to acquire a gun is to buy one from a dealer or a private sale. While state laws for building privately made firearms vary, in general, federal law does not (nor has it ever) required Americans to serialize or register guns they build for themselves.
The Second Amendment doesn’t exist in my courtroom
originally posted by: mysterioustranger
a reply to: theatreboy
All it is ...is they can't control quantity, quality, who made it, how many...the GOV....needs to "REGISTER" or verify #'s.(BS, BS...we know their tracking).
You know....to identify......( SARCASM. I own 5 handguns, carry 1.)
You can build weapons, can't sell 'em anywhere that I know of. Gun shows have been hit w restricts
Still...we should be able to make whatever....but...the ATF....after a point, will make sure we can't.
originally posted by: GenX77
americanmilitarynews.com...
As much as 1) if the judge actually said that exact phase. Which I highly doubt was just those words. It's a pretty dumb thing to say
As relation to the charges. As per the link. He broke state laws. A jury convicted him
For me the big question is. Fire arms are readily available everywhere. He spent 40k on parts to build unidentifiable weapons...there's a reason for that. Especially When he could have had more than what he did for 40k legally. Clearly there's more to the story