Posted: 1/2/2014 6:11:33 PM EDT
| I am admitting nothing and I am implying nothing...but is it legal to walki into a gun shop in Vermont and buy a high capacity magazine? No ID, no papers, no strip search, no nothing? |
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I am admitting nothing and I am implying nothing...but is it legal to walki into a gun shop in Vermont and buy a high capacity magazine? No ID, no papers, no strip search, no nothing? Yes. Its perfectly legal to buy a magazine in any state that doesn't have any restrictions on them. What is illegal is bringing it into CT (if your not in the exempted class). |
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I Dunno. I'll tell ya this though. It's pretty legal to buy online, and pay less, and get your shit shipped to me, than it is to drive to fucking Vermont...
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_8_26/546972_Safe_place.html |
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No, it's not. Bringing them back to CT is what's illegal.
Who's gonna know? I don't know anyone obsessive enough to keep receipts for all ammo, mag and accessory purchases. No one saw the ban coming before Sandy Hook. Maybe you bought them before hand and lost the receipt? 
As long as you're not over the count that you registered... |
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Why we all hating on smuggler? http://gamingsydney.com/wp-content/uploads/Han-Solo1-300x240.jpg That 'smuggler' shot first.
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Buying something online is a pretty easy trail to follow back to yourself.
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I Dunno. I'll tell ya this though. It's pretty legal to buy online, and pay less, and get your shit shipped to me, than it is to drive to fucking Vermont... http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_8_26/546972_Safe_place.html |
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Buying something online is a pretty easy trail to follow back to yourself. Quoted:
Buying something online is a pretty easy trail to follow back to yourself. Quoted:
I Dunno. I'll tell ya this though. It's pretty legal to buy online, and pay less, and get your shit shipped to me, than it is to drive to fucking Vermont... http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_8_26/546972_Safe_place.html Who's Checkin? |
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Buying something online is a pretty easy trail to follow back to yourself. Quoted:
I Dunno. I'll tell ya this though. It's pretty legal to buy online, and pay less, and get your shit shipped to me, than it is to drive to fucking Vermont... http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_8_26/546972_Safe_place.html Who's Checkin? I think that's pretty much the point. Nobody knows if anyone IS checking or not. It's an established fact that the more security conscious a society becomes, the more it deteriorates into another North Korea where the police assume citizens are criminals first and everyone's personal effects are put through an X-Ray machine like they do at airports....or pretty anywhere in New York City. |
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I like how there's 30 round PMags on eBay now. They are pinned to only accept 10 rounds though. Pinned with an aluminium rivet. I heard that aluminum is a really strong, high-hardness metal that is difficult to cut, drill, or machine. Rivet-grade aluminum especially so. |
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I heard that aluminum is a really strong, high-hardness metal that is difficult to cut, drill, or machine. Rivet-grade aluminum especially so. Quoted:
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I like how there's 30 round PMags on eBay now. They are pinned to only accept 10 rounds though. Pinned with an aluminium rivet. I heard that aluminum is a really strong, high-hardness metal that is difficult to cut, drill, or machine. Rivet-grade aluminum especially so. A few months back Hoffmans was selling 30rnd mags that were pinned in a similar manner. I commented to my friend "hey, look! That tiny rivet makes them legal" to which they replied "that little rivet probably won't stay in there after the mag leaves the store, will it?"
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Well the easy way around that: If surf were to have a paypal account, and you happened to gift Surf some money. And he happened to order some mags and you happened to pick them up later . . . . There may or may not be anything to check. So does brother surf have a paypal account...? |
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A few months back Hoffmans was selling 30rnd mags that were pinned in a similar manner. I commented to my friend "hey, look! That tiny rivet makes them legal" to which they replied "that little rivet probably won't stay in there after the mag leaves the store, will it?" Quoted:
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I like how there's 30 round PMags on eBay now. They are pinned to only accept 10 rounds though. Pinned with an aluminium rivet. I heard that aluminum is a really strong, high-hardness metal that is difficult to cut, drill, or machine. Rivet-grade aluminum especially so. A few months back Hoffmans was selling 30rnd mags that were pinned in a similar manner. I commented to my friend "hey, look! That tiny rivet makes them legal" to which they replied "that little rivet probably won't stay in there after the mag leaves the store, will it?" I bet there were rivets in the parking lot. I would at least get home before popping them out. Because you've been in my car before and Know how I drive
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Those mags sold by hoffmans all had jun dates on them.
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A few months back Hoffmans was selling 30rnd mags that were pinned in a similar manner. I commented to my friend "hey, look! That tiny rivet makes them legal" to which they replied "that little rivet probably won't stay in there after the mag leaves the store, will it?" |
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Those mags sold by hoffmans all had jun dates on them. Quoted:
Those mags sold by hoffmans all had jun dates on them. Quoted:
A few months back Hoffmans was selling 30rnd mags that were pinned in a similar manner. I commented to my friend "hey, look! That tiny rivet makes them legal" to which they replied "that little rivet probably won't stay in there after the mag leaves the store, will it?" Something like a date-stamp wouldn't stop anybody who feels like popping out the rivet. |
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Buying something online is a pretty easy trail to follow back to yourself. Quoted:
Buying something online is a pretty easy trail to follow back to yourself. Quoted:
I Dunno. I'll tell ya this though. It's pretty legal to buy online, and pay less, and get your shit shipped to me, than it is to drive to fucking Vermont... http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_8_26/546972_Safe_place.html SA could buy them and you could buy them from him for cash 
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Buying something online is a pretty easy trail to follow back to yourself. Quoted:
I Dunno. I'll tell ya this though. It's pretty legal to buy online, and pay less, and get your shit shipped to me, than it is to drive to fucking Vermont... http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_8_26/546972_Safe_place.html SA could buy them and you could buy them from him for cash I do have one reservation about this, though, and seeing we'd be handing over money to an unknown person using an anonymous internet handle who lives at an undisclosed address in another state for an illegal activity we couldn't tell anybody about, guess what it is. |
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I do have one reservation about this, though, and seeing we'd be handing over money to an unknown person using an anonymous internet handle who lives at an undisclosed address in another state for an illegal activity we couldn't tell anybody about, guess what it is. Quoted:
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Buying something online is a pretty easy trail to follow back to yourself. Quoted:
I Dunno. I'll tell ya this though. It's pretty legal to buy online, and pay less, and get your shit shipped to me, than it is to drive to fucking Vermont... http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_8_26/546972_Safe_place.html SA could buy them and you could buy them from him for cash I do have one reservation about this, though, and seeing we'd be handing over money to an unknown person using an anonymous internet handle who lives at an undisclosed address in another state for an illegal activity we couldn't tell anybody about, guess what it is. Surf's a known quantity 'round here; an all-around good guy that's definitely on our side. Hell, he even set up the NEHTF shoot back in April 2012. |
