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In a personal discussion with the MBTA police chief many years ago, he told me that there was no law or policy prohibiting carrying a firearm on any MBTA properties. Just be aware that there are prohibitions on carrying a firearm on Amtrak (Federal).
Interesting. There should be a CMR and I wouldn't doubt a change. If I still rode the MBTA, I would ignore that regardless.That may have changed. See:
Rider Rules and Regulations | Safety | MBTA
Official website of the MBTA -- schedules, maps, and fare information for Greater Boston's public transportation system, including subway, commuter rail, bus routes, and boat lines.www.mbta.com
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Riders cannot bring the following items into MBTA vehicles and stations:
So there is a policy. Whether there’s legal authority to enforce that policy I can’t say.
- Dynamite
- Gasoline
- Gunpowder
- Fireworks
- Hoverboards
- Propane tanks
- Pure alcohol
- Uncovered oil or grease containers
- Weapons or firearms
Mentioned in this article.What kinds of chemicals for explosives are people ordering online?
They sell the anarchist cookbook and other questionable literature at your local army surplus store and they accept cash!
Scotts Turf Builder at Walmart.com?What kinds of chemicals for explosives are people ordering online?
Just a WAG, but I'll bet he bought stuff from overseas, the packages got inspected and here we are...I'd like to know the method for positively identifying who is buying what online. Anyone can put in a fake name for the delivery and any address they choose, so say Barry Obama of Worcester bought some mags online using a vpn and had them delivered to Auburn and used a prepaid card there's very little to go by.
My guess is there are lists of PP's and their online purchase history is monitored. Obviously if they're buying mags and sights, it's not for collecting, not when Poly 80s have been out for a while.
he plead guilty, he's being sentenced on Jan 2nd. he's been locked up since 2020Herd El was arrested on Nov. 26, 2020, why is his hearing scheduled for January 2, 2025? Why such a long gap of delay?
Armor piercing bullets???
I perused CMR 703.2 and others and couldn't find anything........Again, better call Ron the G!Interesting. There should be a CMR and I wouldn't doubt a change. If I still rode the MBTA, I would ignore that regardless.
So....the poster of S&W Riot Control items makes me....different?In a subsequent search of Herd El’s Dorchester apartment, investigators discovered another magazine loaded with armor-piercing rounds and saw various drawings of gun barrel designs, firearms suppressors, and bullets on the walls.
Nut job.
He and I don't talk to each other. It's been that way for ~10 yrs now.I perused CMR 703.2 and others and couldn't find anything........Again, better call Ron the G!
The posting does not say "except for off duty police", so it is obviuously not sufficiently detailed.That may have changed. See:
Rider Rules and Regulations | Safety | MBTA
Official website of the MBTA -- schedules, maps, and fare information for Greater Boston's public transportation system, including subway, commuter rail, bus routes, and boat lines.www.mbta.com
Quoting:
Riders cannot bring the following items into MBTA vehicles and stations:
So there is a policy. Whether there’s legal authority to enforce that policy I can’t say.
- Dynamite
- Gasoline
- Gunpowder
- Fireworks
- Hoverboards
- Propane tanks
- Pure alcohol
- Uncovered oil or grease containers
- Weapons or firearms
According to the indictment, 5 rounds of .40 were steel tipped. Under 18 USC 921(a)(17) that qualifies as AP.
According to the allegations in the indictment, it was so determined by an (unnamed) "firearms expert" from the BATF. The indictment did not include a separate charge for the alleged AP.Wait until they find out it's not armor piercing nor steel-tipped. Just some cop SAID SO and they just ran with it.
Not as a "Civilian." I'm pretty sure Armscor did make it in the Philippines for military use, though.So a cop THINKING it's AP. I mean, can you even BUY steel-tipped 40 ammo in the US? Anywhere?
I am betting they're actually not and it's just some retard overcharging.According to the indictment, 5 rounds of .40 were steel tipped. Under 18 USC 921(a)(17) that qualifies as AP.
Because someone was willing to pay for them. While these aren't steel tipped, here's a South African listing for THV bullets in .40, which BATF would also define as armor piercing. At over $1 per bullet, not exactly cheap.40cal??? I'm trying to think why any manufacturer would make 40cal "armor piercing" bullets. I'm relatively sure the Phillies use 9mm, not 40. It's such an ODD combination.
I also independently had that same conversation with that same MBTA Chief back when he was a speaker at one of my police associations many years ago.The headline of this thread is deceptive -- and inaccurate. The doer here was arrested because he had no LTC.
This issue came up publicly a few years ago, and the then Chief of the MBTA PD stated publicly that there was no restriction on carrying on the T by a duly licensed person.
In a subsequent search of Herd El’s Dorchester apartment, investigators discovered another magazine loaded with armor-piercing rounds and saw various drawings of gun barrel designs, firearms suppressors, and bullets on the walls.
Nut job.