Viggo G Dereng

Art & Tom,

I think that simultaneous possession is the violation.

I have personal knowledge of a case where a man possessed a weapon that was capable of being converted to full auto, by the simple interchange of parts.

The weapon was found on his property, properly in the self loading mode, "BUT" in the "near vicinity" of the violating parts. (in this case "near vicinity" was on the same property in a separate and covered walk connected building).

The charge of "full auto weapons" was used to confine him until other investigations were completed. (over one year)

He was then convicted of this and other charges including possession of weapon silencers and murder. He is now serving life without parole.

And He seemed to be an OK guy weird but OK, Much like some of us, He loved GUNS.

So I'll Not Take Any Chances with the feds.

ViggoG