I would laugh if every single customer told the ATF, "Sorry, I sold my 80% lower at a yard sale yesterday."
I would melt a bunch of legos. This has two purposes. I could hand the chunk of plastic to the ATF when they show up, and it will make annoy Jedi.
According to Aries the bolded part is NOT true. According to Aries they mold the area of the fire control group in on color of plastic, then they mold the remainder of the lower AROUND that section of plastic. So they end up with a dual color lower but they DO NOT make the legal lower first, THEN fill it in with AFTER the lower is made.I watched the first video, and it APPEARED the problem wasn't with the normal aluminum 80% lowers, but with some polymer ones. These were made as a normal lower, then filled in with more polymer to make them appear 80%. THIS is why the ATF originally wanted to raid the company. While I still don't agree, if someone was skirting the law when they made these "80% lowers" then there are consequences.
Yup, we are the law abiding citizens who have the lawless imposing their version of the laws upon us.aclark said:On the other hand, the fact that the ATF ignore or "got around" the restraining order is just bull****. I agree that the .gov believes, AND ACTS above and outside the law, and that is unacceptable. I hope there are some serious consequences on that side too, however I wont hold my breath.
According to Aries the bolded part is NOT true. According to Aries they mold the area of the fire control group in on color of plastic, then they mold the remainder of the lower AROUND that section of plastic. So they end up with a dual color lower but they DO NOT make the legal lower first, THEN fill it in with AFTER the lower is made.
Yup, we are the law abiding citizens who have the lawless imposing their version of the laws upon us.
Aren't they closed?Try Mike's Sporting Goods. There's one in Merrillville and I think one in Crown Point. As I recall, they carry a lot of equipment for local team sports, so they might have something. Mike's Sporting Goods Merrillville, IN, 46410 - YP.com
Aren't they closed?