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10/10 would have tragic accident in againThere's a $19 boat on Amazon that claims to be a bestseller. I assume this is the NES approved one??
Uh... asking for a friend, Maura.
Go big - get a used Aquaterra Perception Divorcemaster 2000.There's a $19 boat on Amazon that claims to be a bestseller. I assume this is the NES approved one??
Go big - get a used Aquaterra Perception Divorcemaster 2000.
(You know that synchonized paddling the Eskimos do in the movies?
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To be fair, there was some field of some web formIf you really are just new around there, when you FA10 a gun without a serial number, just write "N/A" in the box
And her reported back the results. I was told that you could put all Zeros in that space and it would work.To be fair, there was some field of some web form
discussed on NES a couple of months ago
that wouldn't accept the most obvious value for
a degenerate case. @Len-2A Training made a note
to hassle FRB(?) over it.
1) You can try building ONLY if you have a valid LTC/FID. If you don't, you're a criminal and should go to prison.I want to try building a Glock 19 just for the experience. Have anyone in MA tried building one? And if so, what did you do regarding the serial number? I asked an FFL and he said it doesn’t require a serial number if it’s for personal use. But without a serial number how are you suppose to record it on the gun portal?
Incorrect2) You can build but you CANNOT sell it or transfer it to ANYONE! If you do, you're a criminal and should go to prison.
Thanks, finally some useful information instead of the usual “hi Maura” bullshit. I’ll just build with a serialized frame if I can find one, or start with a Glock frame. No need to complicate things with the police.1) You can try building ONLY if you have a valid LTC/FID. If you don't, you're a criminal and should go to prison.
2) You can build but you CANNOT sell it or transfer it to ANYONE! If you do, you're a criminal and should go to prison.
3) If you build it, you MUST register in EF-10 within 7 days of completion. For serial number, enter NSN. If you do not register, you're a criminal and should go to prison.
Serial numbers are used to track a gun's ownership chain from the initial FFL all the way to the last owner. Since it is ILLEGAL to transfer the gun to anyone, the ownership chain starts and ends with you.
Just by virtue of having a homemade gun, you can be required to show your gun to police investigating crimes where a non-serialized gun was used. Let me rephrase it. If you build a gun, you give police permission to raid your home whenever there is a crime where a non-serialized gun is used.
None of that was useful, ZERO.Thanks, finally some useful information instead of the usual “hi Maura” bullshit. I’ll just build with a serialized frame if I can find one, or start with a Glock frame. No need to complicate things with the police.
Tell me, Sammy. Were you by any chance dropped on your head as a child? Lay off the crack pipe...1) You can try building ONLY if you have a valid LTC/FID. If you don't, you're a criminal and should go to prison.
2) You can build but you CANNOT sell it or transfer it to ANYONE! If you do, you're a criminal and should go to prison.
3) If you build it, you MUST register in EF-10 within 7 days of completion. For serial number, enter NSN. If you do not register, you're a criminal and should go to prison.
Serial numbers are used to track a gun's ownership chain from the initial FFL all the way to the last owner. Since it is ILLEGAL to transfer the gun to anyone, the ownership chain starts and ends with you.
Just by virtue of having a homemade gun, you can be required to show your gun to police investigating crimes where a non-serialized gun was used. Let me rephrase it. If you build a gun, you give police permission to raid your home whenever there is a crime where a non-serialized gun is used.
Too bad that info is nearly completely incorrect.Thanks, finally some useful information instead of the usual “hi Maura” bullshit. I’ll just build with a serialized frame if I can find one, or start with a Glock frame. No need to complicate things with the police.
Look in the classifieds as there are some dealers at the Mill selling complete Glock frames if you don't want to go the P80 route.Thanks, finally some useful information instead of the usual “hi Maura” bullshit. I’ll just build with a serialized frame if I can find one, or start with a Glock frame. No need to complicate things with the police.
Thanks, finally some useful information instead of the usual “hi Maura” bullshit. I’ll just build with a serialized frame if I can find one, or start with a Glock frame. No need to complicate things with the police.
Can you cite where you got any of that from?1) You can try building ONLY if you have a valid LTC/FID. If you don't, you're a criminal and should go to prison.
2) You can build but you CANNOT sell it or transfer it to ANYONE! If you do, you're a criminal and should go to prison.
3) If you build it, you MUST register in EF-10 within 7 days of completion. For serial number, enter NSN. If you do not register, you're a criminal and should go to prison.
Serial numbers are used to track a gun's ownership chain from the initial FFL all the way to the last owner. Since it is ILLEGAL to transfer the gun to anyone, the ownership chain starts and ends with you.
Just by virtue of having a homemade gun, you can be required to show your gun to police investigating crimes where a non-serialized gun was used. Let me rephrase it. If you build a gun, you give police permission to raid your home whenever there is a crime where a non-serialized gun is used.
Here's the answer!Can you cite where you got any of that from?
Your "should go to prison" is laughable at best - can or might go to prison maybe. But saying should means you support the state destroying people for things that are normal everyday actions in most of the US.
This comment "you can be required to show your gun to police investigating crimes where a non-serialized gun was used" shows you have no idea what you are talking about.
How do the police know that a non-serialized gun was used in a crime? They would have to have the gun in their possession right?
If they have the gun then why would they need to raid your home to get your gun?
I did, in one of the first replies to the OP, the correct answer is NONEHere's the answer!
You clowns would rather "Hello Maura" for TWO PAGES than answer the question. What's even more predictable is that all it takes to get you "couch commandos" to start rage-posting is to write something with blunt statements. It doesn't matter if they are wrong or right as long as they trigger your, keyboard warrior, indignation. Works every time!
Next time, answer the original question properly.
So your answer is to give demonstrably bad information?Here's the answer!
You clowns would rather "Hello Maura" for TWO PAGES than answer the question. What's even more predictable is that all it takes to get you "couch commandos" to start rage-posting is to write something with blunt statements. It doesn't matter if they are wrong or right as long as they trigger your, keyboard warrior, indignation. Works every time!
Next time, answer the original question properly.
No better than "Hi Maura". The dude asked, like 3 questions and NONE can be answered with "NONE". See what I did there?I did, in one of the first replies to the OP, the correct answer is NONE
Another good answer. See! I did say you clowns are predictable AF! Stop bitching and moaning and answer the question forum newbie has asked.So your answer is to give demonstrably bad information?
His question was "But without a serial number how are you suppose to record it on the gun portal?"No better than "Hi Maura". The dude asked, like 3 questions and NONE can be answered with "NONE". See what I did there?