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Gun Used in Paris Terrorist Attacks Came from Phoenix, AZ
Gotta love those strict gun laws that were in place.
Barry and Eric got some 'splainin to do. :munchin Quote:
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So how did they get to the 4473 without knowing where to go in the first place? Somethin' smells.
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Are they saying the weapon used is one of the FnF weapons?? Or just sold by the same shop?? :munchin |
The impression seems to be to infer it is a F&F weapon but reading it, it seems the shop sold a gun illegally unrelated to F&F. This is just bad reporting.
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All the ATF needs to say is: "IT IS NOT A F&F WEAPON"
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Here's another link, from Judicial Watch ...
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I also get the sense that the reporting doesn't understand how a transfer takes place, nor the use/disposition of a 4473. (This would not be a new phenomenon.) Awaiting POTUS to affirm there's "not a smidgen" of anything wrong. :rolleyes: |
BATFE goes first to the manufactuer, then the distrubtor and then to the FFL that sold it. With 60+ million select fire AKs in circlualtion around the globe. Why would a terrorist want a semi auto AK? Then again they were all reported to be full auto? After spending 6 yrs with 1/10 in Germany, Europe is awash with guns stashed from previous wars.
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By my recognition,, the only difference between semi & full is one pivot pin hole, and associated bits.. |
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