Buying Gun Parts in NYS Puts you on a List

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Zerex said:
www.scotusblog.com

Supreme Court upholds regulation on “ghost guns”

This article was updated on March 26 at 2:04 p.m. The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a Biden-era rule regulating so-called “ghost guns” – untraceable weapons without serial numbers, assembled from…
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Ghost Guns are regulated.

Many parts sellers will not send to NYS due to James.

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Mean Arms (Mean LLC) agreed to a $1.75 million settlement and a permanent ban on selling its “MA Lock” device in New York after being found to have aided the Buffalo Tops mass shooting by facilitating conversion of a rifle into an illegal assault weapon New York State Attorney GeneralNew York State Attorney General+2
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That's nor regulation. That's extortion by the state of politically disfavored businesses.
 
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Zerex said:
Ghost Guns are regulated.
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Some kits are regulated. Though P80 got screwed. Their designs were all approved by the ATF.

In many free states and at the federal level it is still legal to build and make your own privately made unserialized firearm as long as you have no intent to sell it at the time of making.

Currently where tech stands you can 3D print a frame or 3D print and manufacture an entire firearm at home - check out the FGC-9. Most states it is legal to do so.

Doing it in NY is a no no.
 
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GOPerfect said:
www.timesunion.com

Jury finds Albany man guilty on all counts in ghost gun case

The jury deliberated for around two hours before returning its verdict.
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"Daga showed off a 3D-printed lower receiver for a handgun he had been working on. Those receivers, which enable guns to fire, are highly regulated and must have serial numbers that are on file in state and federal databases."

I'm pretty sure that's not true, here in free America. Sucks for that guy.
 
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I comply in NYS.........................had some ghosts when legal, but got em exorcised years ago...they exist no more.

They can come and inspect anyone at just about anytime, especially if you have a small medical emergency, and call 911..................the whole world then enters your home. I had a late daughter fall down the stairs, was choppered out....NYS Police, Country Sheriffs, firemen, Ambulance personnel all poking around. She survived.

"How to enjoy Thanksgiving and Xmas in prison, comes automatically on the NYS, ghost gun assembler's, kit instruction sheet."

"Shoudda gotten a CCP".....................

Pissing into the wind, living in fear, thinking that you are the boss, like the French Resistance, is just not worth it.

I am staying in NY, and shooting my legally registered AW's............just got my recert.

I would never own a glock, or type, under any circumstance.
 
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Tisto said:
I think unserialized guns are more common than you might believe. I have at least a half dozen older shotguns and rifles that have no serial number. From manufacturers like Fox, Springfield, and Mossberg. Were those companies not big enough ?
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Savage made Fox and Springfield so no surprise that they did the same thing. Its interesting that they also owned Stevens which used serial numbers on many models but I guess Savage did the same on their line, no rhyme or reason. My point was Remington, S&W, Colt, Winchester, Ithaca, Marlin, Browning and many others were using serial numbers more often than not. Savage was a powerhouse making a ton of guns branded 10 different ways, a lot of non serialized is going to be from that family.
 
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Unserialized AR's and Glocks, were not made by Stevens in the 1900's's forward, but by "Steve", a guy who lives in fear of his parts purchases.

NYS is not a gun friendly state................adapt and live, until things change.
 
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Even if the SCOTUs manages to free up AW's in NYS, you will still need a CCP in NYS, and each handgun and rifle must still have a serial #.

SOB!!! That can't be true...........sure is.


Conviction of Possession of any "ghosts" in NYS, even after a AW victory, would be tragic indeed, as your friends buy AW's while you watch them thru you jail cell bars.

The Ghost Gun decision has already been rendered, and NYS can keep banning them until the end of time.


Some people just like pissing into the wind and pretending that Ghosts are normal and they are invulnerable, due to some original sovereign citizen rights.

Get your car inspected every year do you?, Pay your property taxes?

"sell outs."
 
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