Right ok, argue about it. Yes, I should have said if you bought one from a company, they will get the records of the sales.
Can I insert a giant "eyeroll" here??? Come on man.
Right ok, argue about it. Yes, I should have said if you bought one from a company, they will get the records of the sales.
Can I insert a giant "eyeroll" here??? Come on man.
While I don't like the looks of this, I'm going to wait to see the evidence they have before I make judgment. This may be a sign of things to come, or it may be as simple as some employee completing a few and selling them out the back door of the shop.
You could be located just from this post. Of course then they'd have to prove who wrote the post, whether or not you're telling the truth, and you haven't even admitted to a crime, so no one cares. But there are trails leading to you that you may not even be aware of.
exactly...and how did you communicate with the guy who you (Mr T) purchased it from...email, text? yea no way the ATF would be able to follow a trail that discreet lmao.
no way the ATF could follow a trail of texts or emails...no way the guy who sold them or gave them away would tell the federal agents what happened to them.
Well there ya go............. Exactly right
You don't really know how computers work, do you.... Or maybe you're being sarcastic?
Oh yes, don't think email or text is even the least bit secure. lol That's delusional, I'm sorry.
If you ran into a guy at a gun show and bought something off him cash with no paperwork, that's one thing.
If you used email, text or anything like that, they COULD find it easily enough if they had the desire. There is NOTHING secure about those, and if you think Google, Yahoo, AT&T or any other major company is going to protect your privacy from the Feds, you're quite mistaken. Will the Feds come after a small fish like you? Not this month, not likely this week... but...
If you ran into a guy at a gun show and bought something off him cash with no paperwork, that's one thing.
If you used email, text or anything like that, they COULD find it easily enough if they had the desire. There is NOTHING secure about those, and if you think Google, Yahoo, AT&T or any other major company is going to protect your privacy from the Feds, you're quite mistaken. Will the Feds come after a small fish like you? Not this month, not likely this week... but...
There is a difference between a receiver that I assume has a serial number and gets registered, and a part designed to turn a pistol into a SBR.
