Everything BUT the Luger.

Terry Tiell · 09-30-2013, 12:38 PM

Well I couldn't believe it and I didn't want to say anything until all was said and done. Saturday the mailman came and had certified letters from the Police to come to the property management devision to retrieve the .38, .45, and 30.06 but the Luger will not be returned BECAUSE it was not registered. My lawyer said I should "be happy" that I was able to get ANY of them returned and if I wanted to pursue the Luger further he would need more money. Unfortunetly in April I was laid off from the railroad and my new job is about half of what I made before and I just can't afford to have him go any further so it looks like the Luger may be gone for good.

The ONLY shot I have left is to wait until the police auction and go hope its there to buy back. In buying it back it would then be registered and legal as far as the gestapo....er, I mean police would be concerned. Of course the gun laws in this state are set to change Oct. 1st to be the strictest in the country meaning I'd have to buy it back, be finger printed, and pay for a state approved gun safety course and fire arms training. The great part is the state doesn't have ANYTHING set up for any of that!

I guess I'll keep you all updated.

09-30-2013, 12:38 PM	#1
Terry Tiell User Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: The Fascist State of Maryland Posts: 224 Thanks: 55 Thanked 26 Times in 14 Posts	Everything BUT the Luger. Well I couldn't believe it and I didn't want to say anything until all was said and done. Saturday the mailman came and had certified letters from the Police to come to the property management devision to retrieve the .38, .45, and 30.06 but the Luger will not be returned BECAUSE it was not registered. My lawyer said I should "be happy" that I was able to get ANY of them returned and if I wanted to pursue the Luger further he would need more money. Unfortunetly in April I was laid off from the railroad and my new job is about half of what I made before and I just can't afford to have him go any further so it looks like the Luger may be gone for good. The ONLY shot I have left is to wait until the police auction and go hope its there to buy back. In buying it back it would then be registered and legal as far as the gestapo....er, I mean police would be concerned. Of course the gun laws in this state are set to change Oct. 1st to be the strictest in the country meaning I'd have to buy it back, be finger printed, and pay for a state approved gun safety course and fire arms training. The great part is the state doesn't have ANYTHING set up for any of that! I guess I'll keep you all updated. __________________ Trying to redo grand dads Luger the best I can.