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I too tell everyone i know just because i inhabit the same body im not responsible for my drunk selfHe's looking to hold.
It may have happened years ago.
I didn't know him then.
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I too tell everyone i know just because i inhabit the same body im not responsible for my drunk selfHe's looking to hold.
It may have happened years ago.
I didn't know him then.
Correct. If asked how you obtained it (not that you’re required to answer ahem 5th amendment) you could say you made it. End of discussion.If that is the case I (ME) don't have to eFA10 a rifle that I just built up from a lower today or until the law changes???
That is pretty great because that mean I can create an off the books rifle without going the 80% route.
I'm already concerned about other members of the NES Stud Club trying to move in on my girl.OP going to jail Make the toughest guy your boyfriend Reptile. Then you only have to deal with 1 person being your new lover. Your model girlfriend may be upset but she will find love in the NES stud club.
IANAL, but I can read.NOW - is there a statute of limitations that would allow my friend not to get in trouble - if in fact he failed to eFA10?
It's not me.Youd have to double check but i know its 6 or less. It might be 5. (For paper gun crimes) That said ill put 2 things put there:
Regardless-
-trying to unring this bell is stupid
-fretting over mistakes you made years ago is stupid.
Either of these things will create more problems than the imaginary, fabricated ones that somebody is trying to solve.
I'll add a third one- if somebody is genuinely worried about any of this they need to talk to a competent firearms attorney (eg, like @nstassel or another competent attorney) and not just post about it on the internet.
That is a non-answer.That would be in violation of MGL 140 sec 128B but the burden of proof is on the state to prove he never FA10ed it.
Exactly.
If my old friend assembled a Glock 5 years ago and never eFA10'ed it - should he be worried?
He's hoping since it happened long ago that he'll never have to in the future either.
He can't really use the internet.
By that logic if you field strip it for even a second once a week then you keep on restarting the eFA10 clock. Seems like a significantly weaker argument than "a firearm you built or assembled from parts was not "obtained" per se".There's a translation/theory out there that (assuming you're required to efa-10 a PMF) if you've never kept it in a fully assembled state where it's able to fire a round, for more than 6 consecutive days, then it never has to be efa-10'd anyway.
And what if you had a number of frames/receivers and only one complete slide/upper that you rotated through them? To say, check function.
They can't all be complete at once...
Yes, I still teach the MA Gun Law Seminar on demand. Weebly blocked me from logging into my website because I refuse to give them my SSN and setup online payments. Therefore the website no longer gets updated. But if someone requests the seminar I will set it up with Londonderry F&G or I can be hired for a flat-fee to teach it at a gun club/org in MA or NH.View attachment 846625
I mean, how many times can everybody answer the questions.
Hey, at least five of you REALLY need to study up on MA gun laws. Is @Len-2A Training still doing that course? Look him up. Or somebody.
Unless the transaction was out of state, you are correct. You buy a rifle from an FFL in NH, and bring it into MA, you’re responsible for EFA10ing it within the allowed timeframe.He was in the clear that same afternoon - it's on the seller to file the eFA10, not the buyer.
Good point. No. It’s outside the statute of limitations. Would the state try to prosecute anyway? Probably. Would it get thrown out? Probably.That is a non-answer.
If he failed to Efa10 it outside the statute of limitations, can he now be prosecuted?
This. It’s a chain of custody log meant to be used to identify liability when people use firearms in MA crimes. They can check the history of custody.It’s a transaction log.
(It might as well be a registry)
You’ve mentioned like 20 times in this relatively short thread it’s not you. Thou doth protest too much.It's not me.
It's my old friend.
if you choose to think of building a gun from scratch or assembling a frame as obtaining a firearm, then you are required. to list the seller. Who would that be?Two things don't make sense to me here
2) If you built out an AR lower, per your example, did you just "obtain" a firearm or no? I'm not sure if there's any case law that defines the word "obtain" as used in this law.
I have yet to see evidence of this girl being real....I'm already concerned about other members of the NES Stud Club trying to move in on my girl.
Some real perverts out there. Some are twice her age!
Her name is Wristina. She’s a hand model.I have yet to see evidence of this girl being real....
I think you'd just leave that part (the seller) blank for a lower built up into a complete gun.if you choose to think of building a gun from scratch or assembling a frame as obtaining a firearm, then you are required. to list the seller. Who would that be?
And if obtained in the state it would be the sellers responsibility
Does that agree with the law though?if you choose to think of building a gun from scratch or assembling a frame as obtaining a firearm, then you are required. to list the seller. Who would that be?
And if obtained in the state it would be the sellers responsibility
There most certainly is ask a Leo to run your plateThere is no registration in MA.
I think you'd just leave that part (the seller) blank for a lower built up into a complete gun.
Does that agree with the law though?
General Law - Part I, Title XX, Chapter 140, Section 128B
malegislature.gov
It's "registration light", as there are legal ways to have a gun not in the state registry; the registry is imperfect; and you do not have an obligation to prove each gun you own is in the registry.There most certainly is ask a Leo to run your plate
All i know is a cop ran my plate and over a hundred guns showed up in my name lIt's "registration light", as there are legal ways to have a gun not in the state registry; the registry is imperfect; and you do not have an obligation to prove each gun you own is in the registry.
Compare this to the NFA registry, or the NY handgun registration (every handgun you possess as a non-dealer must be registered to you and listed on your pistol permit).
If you personally built it, like from a stripped AR lower, or an 80% lower, or milled from a solid block of aluminum, MGL Chapter 140 S128B doesn’t apply.
if you choose to think of building a gun from scratch or assembling a frame as obtaining a firearm, then you are required. to list the seller. Who would that be?
And if obtained in the state it would be the sellers responsibility
I have yet to see evidence of this girl being real....