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BILL · 01-30-2002, 02:12 AM

Yes, one can own the stock as long as they don't have a gun that it will fit. Human nature being what it is, that condition would not last long. It is better in the long run that these items not fall into the wrong hands for it could really spoil someones day/life. I think the law is ridiculous but I wouldn't want to fork over the cash for an attorney to get me out of the trouble. Tom has probably done someone a favor down the line. As responsible collectors/owners we need to always think about these things to protect what freedoms we have left.

01-30-2002, 02:12 AM	#5
BILL User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Western Washington Posts: 826 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: STOCK Yes, one can own the stock as long as they don't have a gun that it will fit. Human nature being what it is, that condition would not last long. It is better in the long run that these items not fall into the wrong hands for it could really spoil someones day/life. I think the law is ridiculous but I wouldn't want to fork over the cash for an attorney to get me out of the trouble. Tom has probably done someone a favor down the line. As responsible collectors/owners we need to always think about these things to protect what freedoms we have left.