Sorry, I seem to get a lot of wrong info from the dealers here.
I'll just ask if what I was told is correct from now on.
I know you guys are the experts and I'm not doubting you are right, but it is confusing.
I think it's pretty hard to interpret the law concerning the possesion of gun parts that are primarly used for machine guns.
This is from the NFA laws concerning the issue:
In general, even the components that make up an NFA item are considered regulated. For example, each baffle inside a silencer, if removed from the tube, is considered a silencer in and of itself. Thus, individuals cannot own any part of a silencer without registering it with the BATFE and paying NFA taxes. Likewise, owning the parts needed to assemble other NFA weapons is generally prohibited. A person cannot own machine gun trigger components unless he owns a registered machine gun. Owning both a short barrel and a legal-length rifle could be construed as intent to build an illegal unregistered SBR
The question is, if your in court, what's your explanation for having a full auto upper? Could this be construed as intent to build a machine gun?
I have heard of people getting charged and prosecuted for weapons malfunctions that cause more than one round being fired.
I think it was on CNN about a vet who was convicted. So, as HES asked what is the reason to have a M16 carrier in your semi-auto AR?
Using your logic:
Owning matches could mean that you're intending to be an arsonist. Are you planning on burning something down?
Your car probably has enough power for you to drive faster than the posted speed limits. Are you intending to speeding?
Since birth chances are that you have the same equipment as a prostitute. Are you intending to become a prostitute?
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