Price Check on Interarms Navy

Navy · 07-27-2003, 03:24 AM

Ed, Ed, Ed...
When you are playing the Title II game, the parts police is not a major concern; in fact, it is in the noise level. What you worry about is the maze of laws: Fed, State and local that are always confusing, frequently contradictory and seldom enforced uniformly. A mis-step and its you and your new friend Bubba at Club Fed.

When I "voluntarily" (And that's a whole n'uther story of Demokrat fascism) surrendered my SOT to the Klintonistas (Along with my Type 01 FFL), I felt relieved that some of the potential legal liability that could be accidentally incurred was gone. In retrospect, should I do a Type 01 again, I would probably do Title II stuff exclusively, just to avoid the ambiguity.

Naaaah, parts police are in the pissant category with Class III.
Tom A

07-27-2003, 03:24 AM	#11
Navy RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Dc 'burbs in Virginia Posts: 2,482 Thanks: 0 Thanked 16 Times in 10 Posts	Ed, Ed, Ed... When you are playing the Title II game, the parts police is not a major concern; in fact, it is in the noise level. What you worry about is the maze of laws: Fed, State and local that are always confusing, frequently contradictory and seldom enforced uniformly. A mis-step and its you and your new friend Bubba at Club Fed. When I "voluntarily" (And that's a whole n'uther story of Demokrat fascism) surrendered my SOT to the Klintonistas (Along with my Type 01 FFL), I felt relieved that some of the potential legal liability that could be accidentally incurred was gone. In retrospect, should I do a Type 01 again, I would probably do Title II stuff exclusively, just to avoid the ambiguity. Naaaah, parts police are in the pissant category with Class III. Tom A