Quoted: It will be interesting to see what San Diego SO's response is to the sale of lowers at the show. They have always been rather aggressive in their enforcment of percieved violations there. Anyone else remember the arrests in the late 90's at the Del Mar show of the vendors selling Black & Smokeless powder. they violated some code regulating/limiting quantity & storage requirments and several vendors were issued criminal citations for it at one show.
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I work for SO, I also bought a couple of lowers from Cold War at Del Mar. Infact 2 Deputies were checking out the lowers when I got there. They didn't even seem to mind.
I've informed and know of several more deputies going to pick some up tommorrow.
You have to remember Law Enforcement are people too and for the most part have our hands tied behind our backs. If there's a way for us to get some neat toys so be it.
People may say.. "yah your law enforcement, you can get on legally anyways." The truth is not really. Lot of red tape and utimately the weapon still belongs to the Department. Which means no modifications and when I leave the Department the weapon goes back.
hey it's tax deductible too