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>>65210368
>(i) When used in this subdivision, the term "deceptively colored firearm, rifle, shotgun, or assault weapon" shall include any firearm, rifle, shotgun, or assault weapon any substantial portion of whose exterior surface is colored any color other than black, dark grey, dark green, silver, steel, or nickel, except as provided in subparagraph (iii) of this paragraph. For purposes of this subparagraph, the exterior surface of either the receiver or the slide of a firearm shall be deemed to constitute a substantial portion of the exterior surface of the firearm.
literally against the law
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>>65210390
I get it now.
Orange tip.
There's parts where it's legally required to sell airshit with an orange tip to denote it being not a real firearm, so painting a real firearm with that sort of marking implies it's fake.
It's a bit retarded, but that's how it be.
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>>65210368
I assume it's more to do with the intent than the actual paint job. You can dress like a cop for Halloween all you like, but if you dress like a cop to sneak in somewhere or try to arrest somebody, then it becomes impersonation of an officer.
My guess is the upstanding future doctor was packin' his 'roni somewhere he shouldn't have and tried to pass it off as a toy. He probably could've pulled it off if he didn't leave the entire fucking brace unpainted.
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He wasn't charged for the painted gun, just the drugs.
>The firearm was among 20 guns – pistols, rifles and shotguns – that investigators found during the home search Wednesday, along with cocaine, psilocybin mushrooms and marijuana. Police also seized about $2,300 in cash.
>“Firearms of this type, while not illegal to possess, are concerning to law enforcement,” the release said. “Firearms, in general, are commonly seized in conjunction with searches where felony amounts of narcotics are present.”
>Damien Alonzo Burch, 35, of Catawba was arrested and charged with felonious possession of cocaine, felonious possession of mushrooms and misdemeanor possession of marijuana, the release said.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/03/20/us/nerf-gun-drug-bust
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>>65210486
>felonious possession of cocaine, felonious possession of mushrooms and misdemeanor possession of marijuana
Honestly, could be worse.
Not legally speaking, but I wouldn't rat the guy out.
Any dealer that carries coke, but not crack, is a man of taste intent on having a good time.
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>>65210374
One more consequence of everything being monetized to hell and back.
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>>65210390
>Ok so you have the right to keep and bear arms BUT GOD HELP ME if you put paint on your gun you are DONE FOR
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>>65210368
>>paint your gun
>>go to jail
Come get some, copper.
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>>65210650
>I'll beat him up
At the age of 70, Gaston was jumped by an armed assassin (ex French special forces) and managed to beat the assailant unconscious despite taking multiple hammer blows to the head.
Your odds of conquering all that outrageously expensive Olympic-grade horse spunk for yourself would be slim to none.
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>>65210817
This nigga regularly marketed pistols to police departments by buying out entire strip clubs to party with police chiefs and all their friends, offering unlimited cocaine and whores to the cops in exchange for pistol contracts.
My nigga Gaston Glock was a true old school double-G.
He also somehow avoided getting raped by the media for being a member of the Wehrmacht during WWII, buying Herman Goering's old yacht, and publicly referring to the Waffen-SS as "Men of great (moral) character".
My personal favorite real gangsta move by Gaston will always be that he pocketed a handful of loose .40S&W rounds that S&W were giving out at Shot Show, immediately flew back to Austria, and put the bull whip to his engineers to rush out a new pistol chambered for .40S&W before S&W themselves managed to offer one for sale. Just imagine the apocalyptic fucking meltdown that went down in S&W's corporate offices when they found out that they inadvertently helped Glock beat them to the market with their own overhyped meme round, the one thing they were banking on to keep the company from getting completely curb stomped by Glock.
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>>65210904
>The safety orange coloration is a big fucking no-go
Especially from a legal perspective.
This guy is completely fucked.
The '34-NFA makes it very clear that firearms disguised as non-firearm items are restricted and need a tax stamp.
Some level of felony as sawn-offs, full-autos, and destructive devices to own one without the proper paperwork.
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>>65210927
Disguised firearms are AOWs. Period. End of story.
Several instances of case law dating back the better part of a century provide an absurdly strong foundation for any charges of NFA violations the prosecutor may choose to peruse against this guy.
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>>65210773
It sounds so stupid that I tried to brainstorm. I guess bopping on the head enough, as opposed to a metal hammer that will probably bust the skull open, then putting him in a car with a brick on the gas --it might look like a car accident when he slams his head against the steering wheel.
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>>65210418
>any substantial portion of whose exterior surface is colored any color other than black, dark grey, dark green, silver, steel, or nickel, except as provided in subparagraph (iii) of this paragraph. For purposes of this subparagraph, the exterior surface of either the receiver or the slide of a firearm shall be deemed to constitute a substantial portion of the exterior surface of the firearm.
Law says orange tip is fine.
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>>65210894
Holy based.
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>>65211190
He couldn't use a gun because Glock would just plug the barrel with his fingers and it takes too long to set up an anvil or paint a fake exit inside the car park.
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>>65211237
Scarface lied to me
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>>65211237
>Drug dealers are all broke. All of them.
Except for the big players. The ones who aren't slinging dope on the street. The ones who do their dirty business over the web or phone without ever getting close to the product they're selling.
See also pharmaceutical companies who've got enough cash to lobby bureaucrats and politicians into granting them permission to sell extremely addictive opioids as prescription drugs priced extremely high while making sure that the prescribed doses and slow-release mechanisms of said drugs ensure maximum addiction potential.
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>>65211246
If you wanted faster .40 caliber projectiles, Glock literally already made a pistol in 10mm Auto, just like S&W were.
Glocknade wasn't a good look, but it's objectively a symptom of people being fucking retarded and needlessly handloading themselves into trouble when what they actually wanted was available to them that entire time.
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>>65210486
Doesn't even sound like a dealer. Good gun collection. Everyone per FEMA emergency guidelines should have at least $2,300 in cash in case the power goes out and you need to buy essentials, so that's also nothing.
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>>65210437
https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/newyorkcity/latest/NYCadmin/0-0- 0-6218
The law says nothing about intent.
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>>65210518
niggas gotta reup yo
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>>65210668
You've tried the rest, Gaston. Now try the best!
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>>65210894
true g
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>>65210368
>Commit multiple felonies
>get caught doing multiple felonies
>click bait outrage social media site focuses on stupid guns to push a narrative
>OP guzzles so much cum (or works for them, same thing) he feels the need to do the same outrage baiting
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>>65211421
I know that it's bullshit because anti-gunners would have NOT shut the fuck up about it if he had actually said it, that's not the kind of ammunition they would let lie.
>>65211675
Hey, I'm not gonna disagree with you there, but the AFT are going to operate like it's the law, and unlike the VFG bullshit, the courts have agreed with them that they're right, so unless something changes, that's how it's gonna be.
Things might change, however, we'll see. Though personally, I'm not sure I see a big problem in specific regulation against trying to make real weapons look explicitly like toys for the purpose of deception. At least for the commission of a crime, that signals premeditation.
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>>65210904
>Eroding confidence in that is how you get kids shot for having their airsoft guns out in public.
And yet, having a b-b gun made to look exactly like a pistol (for which a kid got killed carrying) is perfectly OK.
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>>65211879
4chan is getting hit hard by Tragedy Of The Commons in this day and age.
I genuinely feel that operating spam bots and botnets is such a knowingly negligent, and flagrantly anti-social act, that we should outright sentence people to death for it. Think about it, it's like if someone was operating an automated litter machine driving around throwing trashbags on the streets because there existed the vague chance of a (usually illegal) profit motive. That's a person who's active and deliberate poison to his society, he should be killed.
Also, giving India widespread internet access was a horrible mistake in general.
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>>65210374
I throw up in my mouth a little every time I see someone say 'grape' instead of 'rape', etc.
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>>65210390
what fucking law is that? I've seen so many joke cerakote jobs they can't all have been illegal.
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>>65211920
An airshit pistol that looks like a real gun can't hurt you but can make people think you have a real gun.
A real gun that looks like airshit CAN hurt you and can trick people into thinking you don't have a real gun.
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>>65211617
Even if you think drug laws are ay-okay as they are, do you REALLY think a rich kid with a baggie of some exciting white powdery substance is at anywhere near as high a risk of getting fucked over by law enforcement on drug charges as some broke-ass wagie's kid at a party in a trailer park or public housing? Branding people as criminals for using puts harmless 'offenders' in the same camp as harmful offenders and just makes shit worse for everyone. Even if the drug is harmful and addictive, separating an addict from his peers, saddling him with legal debt, and destroying all of his future prospects by giving him a felony conviction is not going to make him less likely to turn to drugs as a coping mechanism! People do drugs when their life fucking sucks! Making it suck worse doesn't help!
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>>65210368
>GL*CK
gluck? gleck!? glick?!?
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>>65210908
Wrong.
Cite a law. Literally any law in the entire country that states this.
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>>65211249
Every single on I've met lives with either their mom or girlfriend and sells drugs to make their own drugs cheaper. Whenever you see a nigger flashing his cash stack on Instagram it's because he just finished selling the last bag and is about to immediately turn around and use that cash stack to buy a new one. They hold onto the money about as long as it takes to take the picture and post it.
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>>65212181
That is the blackest gun I have seen in a while.
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>>65210486
>He wasn't charged for the painted gun
WHAAAAAT, you mean to tell me the retarded clickbait OP saw on twitter and copypasted into this dogshit thread wasn't actually true? No way bro, that's crazy. Reminds me of every fucking time the weebs shit their pants over some poor innocent pedophile being persecuted for mere drawings (ask them about what the drawings depict and they will never answer), and every single time it's actually because they were actually arrested because they downloaded terabytes of hurtcore CP.
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>>65211921
Based
>>65211926
Yes Jeet.
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>>65212203
>An airshit pistol that looks like a real gun can't hurt you but can make people think you have a real gun.
True. But that airshit pistol can legally be possessed by a child. Possibly getting that child shot/killed. And it also raises the question of why someone would want to make others think they are zctually armed. No good motives come to mind.
Painting my Glock to look like a toy is stupid. But not much different than my carrying concealed. The motives might be questionable, but the end effect would be similar.
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>>65214040
NTA, but one distinction I'd make there is that painting your Glock to look like a Nerf gun doesn't just make it harder to tell you have a Glock, but it also makes it harder to tell that someone else has a Nerf gun.
Granted the same is true to a degree about a concealed firearm making people jumpier about anyone potentially having a gun.
I'd also say that another difference is that to actually employ your firearm requires first exposing it, unless you're doing some real old school shooting through a jacket pocket type shit. A disguised firearm makes it harder to determine that someone is already brandishing it, and potentially harder for someone to identify the source of fire if fired. In the heat of the moment I could absolutely see it confusing a cop or someone with a CCW who's trying to be responsible and not be the next guy to shoot a kid with a Nerf gun.
I'm not really taking a side here though, I just think it's an interesting issue to think about that I haven't run into before.
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>>65215932
We can have the right to bear arms and also have SOME laws on arms.
For instance, stealing a gun can be a way to arming yourself, but you're still stealing. You can have a gun, and it's actually yours, but you also cannot just use it on someone else on any random whim, there's necessary contexts, and you need to be responsible about where you discharge it in general.
I don't think it's a brutal overreach that, if someone gets caught with an illegally acquired weapon (a felon stealing or buying a stolen weapon), and then disguising said weapon to deliberately look like a harmless toy weapon, especially in the commission of a crime, gets in extra trouble for the disguise part.
(I'm assuming the felon and stolen part, but the details suggests its probable).
If he had a legitimate purpose, he should have tried to petition for his rights back, then legally acquired a weapon. If people want to paint up their guns in fun ways as art, I'm not even opposed to that, but you MUST understand why the context and circumstances of this criminal case isn't the same thing as that.
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>>65210894
>My personal favorite real gangsta move by Gaston will always be that he pocketed a handful of loose .40S&W rounds that S&W were giving out at Shot Show, immediately flew back to Austria, and put the bull whip to his engineers to rush out a new pistol chambered for .40S&W before S&W themselves managed to offer one for sale. Just imagine the apocalyptic fucking meltdown that went down in S&W's corporate offices when they found out that they inadvertently helped Glock beat them to the market with their own overhyped meme round, the one thing they were banking on to keep the company from getting completely curb stomped by Glock.
S&W Won that war when they released the shitty S&W Sigma and proved to courts worldwide that not a single feature on the Glock was original and then all companies started making polymer striker-slop to cut into Glock's market share.
>>65211252
>it's objectively a symptom of people being fucking retarded and needlessly handloading themselves into trouble when what they actually wanted was available to them that entire time.
Anon, the original Glocks in .40 were destroying themselves with factory ammo, no bubba'd handloads necessary.
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>>65218061
You're aware that Glocked sued them over that and S&W settled out of court, right?
S&W came to private deal with Glock because they knew that they were blatantly violating Glock's patents and S&W had no hope of winning in court.
For every Smegma pistol S&W sold, they had to give a large chunk of the profit to Glock.
S&W still had to bend over and spread their cheeks for Glock, meanwhile Glock proceeded to conquer the US market for service pistols that S&W had previously dominated.
The reason why the market is currently flooded with plastic framed striker slop Glock-clones isn't that Glock's patents were invalid or unenforceable, it's that these patents were issued in the 1980s and they're simply expired now.
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>>65211920
BB and pellet guns don't have orange tips like air soft or cap guns because they are actual weapons, just very weak ones.
Hence why in many places it's technically illegal to discharge an airgun in city limits but not an airsoft gun.
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>>65211249
If this was true then all those rap artist bragging about selling drugs wouldve gone back to slinging dope on the streets. Nevermind the recent rise in trap rappers and the very noticeable high death count while they try to come up in the rap game while still "keeping it real".
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Criminals in my country are smart enough to buy guns in pairs, so they can always claim they were carrying a replica if caught on CCTV threatening someone at gunpoint etc. They do the same thing with a magazine full of blanks, so if caught they can claim they were only carrying blanks.
In this way they try to avoid attempted murder charges, because a knife is a lethal weapon but a replica gun isn't. And this also allows several criminals who only have one gun to pretend that they all have it, which tactically is actually particularly savy because it deters ambushes, the assailants being neither guaranteed to take out the gunman, nor to secure another gun.
Really smart criminals will buy a replica gun, then try to make it look like a conversion, because it's far more plausible that they converted a replica, and if the gun looks like a replica to begin with nobody will risk it. A lot of replica conversions will only fire a single, manually loaded .22 being in effect a pen gun with a proper trigger, but the hood know that someone with a .22 is more likely to use it because they plan on immediately drawing a knife.
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>>65210486
Counter strike is bleeding into reality
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