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Posted: 9/10/2010 11:33:22 AM EDT
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First time I've heard of that. Who knows what the suppressor was, could have been any number of things. My buddy is out at Ft. Lewis, he said he couldn't get anything NFA while on base, so tag to see if anyone knows if you can.
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Posted: 9/10/2010 5:39:36 PM EDT
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I believe WA has some strange law that allows private individuals to own suppressors but you cannot shoot them in the state. You have to drive to ID or OR to actually shoot them. Someone correct me if that's wrong....and not that it really matters when you're mudering someone....
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Posted: 9/10/2010 5:56:52 PM EDT
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I believe WA has some strange law that allows private individuals to own suppressors but you cannot shoot them in the state. You have to drive to ID or OR to actually shoot them. Someone correct me if that's wrong....and not that it really matters when you're mudering someone.... True and true. Don't see why you couldn't get NFA on post, form a trust and have at it. |
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Posted: 9/10/2010 7:13:06 PM EDT
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I believe WA has some strange law that allows private individuals to own suppressors but you cannot shoot them in the state. You have to drive to ID or OR to actually shoot them. Someone correct me if that's wrong....and not that it really matters when you're mudering someone.... True and true. Don't see why you couldn't get NFA on post, form a trust and have at it. I just came out to montana for recruiting from Ft Lewis and I purchased two supprssors while I was stationed there. and the law against using them in the state is true too. its a misdomenor to do so. I hope to get a lot of good use out of them now that I am in montana. All that aside I am really curious what she used as a "suppressor" in the commisioning of these crimes. I doubt it was a legal suppressor but what do you think the likelyhood of it being a home made suppressor made out of metal is? Do you think that a court would consider a pillow infront of the muzzle of a pistol to be a suppressor? |
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Posted: 9/11/2010 7:15:33 AM EDT
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I believe WA has some strange law that allows private individuals to own suppressors but you cannot shoot them in the state. You have to drive to ID or OR to actually shoot them. Someone correct me if that's wrong....and not that it really matters when you're mudering someone.... True and true. Don't see why you couldn't get NFA on post, form a trust and have at it. I just came out to montana for recruiting from Ft Lewis and I purchased two supprssors while I was stationed there. and the law against using them in the state is true too. its a misdomenor to do so. I hope to get a lot of good use out of them now that I am in montana. All that aside I am really curious what she used as a "suppressor" in the commisioning of these crimes. I doubt it was a legal suppressor but what do you think the likelyhood of it being a home made suppressor made out of metal is? Do you think that a court would consider a pillow infront of the muzzle of a pistol to be a suppressor? I wouldn't be surprised if it was. Just about anything can be used to "suppress" a gun shot, but of course the way it was worded, one guy being shot in the shower? Don't know how she would get a pillow to work in that case. |
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Posted: 9/11/2010 7:48:26 AM EDT
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I'm surpised she could even have a firearm in her possession. When I was stationed at Fort Lewis during the Clinton days my Browning Buckmark had to be turned into the the company armor and lock-up with all the M-16s. I understood that though given most folks in my unit are inner city retarded thugs that would have broke into my quarters and swiped my pistol. Even the guy standing next to you in formation thats there to fight along side you will steal your wallet. That happen in Basic Training in Ft Sill, luckily I had just $13 and my driver license stolen.
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Posted: 9/11/2010 8:01:26 PM EDT
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about once a year some one in our brigade would get busted during a health an welfare with a sword, pellet rifle, or fire arm "usually a pistol" There was a soldier in my shop who is now out of the army for cocaine use who kept a pistol in his room that he legaly bought at the cabellas in lacey. I found this out from one of the other barracks soldiers after he got out. so it wouldnt surprise me if she had either just bought it from a legal source in order to commit the crime or had taken/borrowed it from a friend and had it in the barracks at some point. But mainly I'm interested in the part about the supposed silencer.
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Posted: 9/12/2010 11:05:04 AM EDT
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I'm surpised she could even have a firearm in her possession. When I was stationed at Fort Lewis during the Clinton days my Browning Buckmark had to be turned into the the company armor and lock-up with all the M-16s. I understood that though given most folks in my unit are inner city retarded thugs that would have broke into my quarters and swiped my pistol. Even the guy standing next to you in formation thats there to fight along side you will steal your wallet. That happen in Basic Training in Ft Sill, luckily I had just $13 and my driver license stolen. If you live in housing or off post you don't have to lock your weapons up in the arms room. If you live in barracks, then you do (to include big knives, swords, bows, whatever else the commander deems a weapon). |
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Posted: 9/12/2010 2:59:31 PM EDT
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Quoted: I wouldn't be surprised if it was. Just about anything can be used to "suppress" a gun shot, but of course the way it was worded, one guy being shot in the shower? Don't know how she would get a pillow to work in that case. LOLZ! Form1 a pillow!  |
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Posted: 9/12/2010 5:13:16 PM EDT
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I wouldn't be surprised if it was. Just about anything can be used to "suppress" a gun shot, but of course the way it was worded, one guy being shot in the shower? Don't know how she would get a pillow to work in that case. LOLZ! Form1 a pillow!
LOL that reminds me of something. I heard or read somewhere that some one had registered a glass bottle for a molotov cocktail as an explosive DD on a form 1 and had all the required info etched on the side basically as an expensive novelty |
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Posted: 9/12/2010 8:26:27 PM EDT
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I wouldn't be surprised if it was. Just about anything can be used to "suppress" a gun shot, but of course the way it was worded, one guy being shot in the shower? Don't know how she would get a pillow to work in that case. LOLZ! Form1 a pillow!
LOL that reminds me of something. I heard or read somewhere that some one had registered a glass bottle for a molotov cocktail as an explosive DD on a form 1 and had all the required info etched on the side basically as an expensive novelty I could see someone being dumb enough to do that. Oh noz, you broke my $200 DD!!!! I guess it wouldn't matter, you could just etch a new glass bottle. Who would know? 
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Posted: 9/12/2010 8:31:08 PM EDT
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lol
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Posted: 9/12/2010 9:43:56 PM EDT
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I wouldn't be surprised if it was. Just about anything can be used to "suppress" a gun shot, but of course the way it was worded, one guy being shot in the shower? Don't know how she would get a pillow to work in that case. LOLZ! Form1 a pillow!
LOL that reminds me of something. I heard or read somewhere that some one had registered a glass bottle for a molotov cocktail as an explosive DD on a form 1 and had all the required info etched on the side basically as an expensive novelty I need to do that! |
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Posted: 9/13/2010 10:11:03 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I wouldn't be surprised if it was. Just about anything can be used to "suppress" a gun shot, but of course the way it was worded, one guy being shot in the shower? Don't know how she would get a pillow to work in that case. LOLZ! Form1 a pillow! LOL that reminds me of something. I heard or read somewhere that some one had registered a glass bottle for a molotov cocktail as an explosive DD on a form 1 and had all the required info etched on the side basically as an expensive novelty I could see someone being dumb enough to do that. Oh noz, you broke my $200 DD!!!! I guess it wouldn't matter, you could just etch a new glass bottle. Who would know? No no. Remember the Gemtax. New bottle = new tax.  |
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