Whats the legality of home defense with nfa items? Like if I had a buzzsaw hanging in my closet like the accountant and blasted a home intruder would I be good?
Whats the legality of home defense with nfa items...
Hudson Jackson
Chase Sanchez
i wouldnt want to risk tying up a $25k nfa gun in the police evidence impound
might never get it back
David Wilson
>police have "lost" something as controlled as a FA gun
>tell them if they don't find it in a week, you're calling the ATF
>gun mysteriously turns up
Local police aren't gonna fuck with the ATF.
Landon Gray
If you legally owned it, it would be legal to do so. You might draw the attention of the news which could drag out your case and make it very expensive for you. Depending on the state, it might also be locked up in a police evidence locker forever and a day.
So. If it was legal home defense, you'd be fine legally. But it's probably going to cost you a lot more depending on the type of NFA item. ie, a suppressed SBR isn't going to draw attention like a machine gun would.
There's a reason most people use cheap-yet-reliable firearms for defense and not $3000+ rare firearms.
Thomas Ramirez
they'd come at you with a civil suit
William Butler
If you loved in a Castle Doctrine state it would be the coolest possible was to kill someone in the convenience of you're open home.
Ayden Powell
If you can afford nfa weapons then you can afford a house outside of the ghetto.
Daniel Rogers
>>police have "lost" something as controlled as a FA gun
>call ATF
>precinct's entire k9 unit wiped out the next day
Jason Lewis
Criminals only rob their neighbors of drugs and xboxes. They case and target higher class homes for a reason you retard.
Luis Foster
In reality, they could destroy it and get away with it unless you know exactly what to ask for. This depends on the state, but in general you essentially have to notify the police in writing that you wish to have the firearm returned as soon as possible, in a way that proves they've received that notice.
Without that, they can destroy or dispose of any seized property including firearms as soon as they are no longer needed as evidence. Spiteful departments can, have, and will do this. If you have anything of value seized by the police, retain expert legal council immediately.
Liam Davis
Underrated
Levi Walker
I remember this from an earlier thread, what's this called though?
Jose Gonzalez
Isn't that outright theft, though?
Tyler Bell
Zachary Cox
The government doesn't care about that, user.
Benjamin Wilson
Don't like it call the police
Elijah Rodriguez
you need to think reeeally fucking hard [if you can even get both your brain cells active at the same time]
because if you perforate an intruder, you WILL face legal action and wrongful death lawsuit
what do you want the prosecutor to hold up in front of a jury?
i'd say "dont be stupid" but its already too late for that, and yeah i remember where im posting at.
Levi Lopez
fun fact: you cant use deadly force to protect property. go ahead and try it, you wont make it past a jury.
Jonathan Reyes
Thats covered under castle doctrine in FL and extends to cars and backpacks
Jose Rivera
Maybe in whatever shithole you live in and if you hire a monkey as your lawyer. There are many states with castle doctrine laws on the books, even Maryland has decent property protection laws.
Oliver King
>governments, mobs/mafias/cartels, central planners
>not theft or thievery
Luke Baker
> buys a ww2 machine gun
> fires it
OP really is a fag
Brody Rogers
There are places in the US where you can shoot a nigger running off with your TV in the back legally
Dylan Wilson
>not building from a kit so you can shoot without guilt
Jayden Wood
Nice