[from occupied ga]

Another phony “crime” with real punishment for nothing

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Sub-machine gun.....

[tet68]

“It was under the couch where I was working on it the night before while watching TV,”

I always work on mine under the couch...

I doubt it was an unregistered .22 but the silencer
that was untaxed/unpapered.

[Secret Agent Man]

So much BS in this story.

First of all federal laws don’t prevent people from owning a machine gun. You can if you go through the paperwork hoops and pay the taxes. Same with the silencers, it’s a tax stamp with the silencers.

Second the guy got off extremely light. This is the kind of stuff F-troop lives to catch a dealer doing (and no smart ones would without the licenses) so they could shut him down.

Third you need to have licesnses just to work on machine guns and silencers. This guy is damn, damn lucky and he caught a break no regular person could catch. They’d be locked up on felonies and that’s that.

[matthew fuller]

"John Henry Parker pleaded guilty to one count of illegally possessing a Glock machine gun."

When did Glock start making machine guns?

[Rembrandt]

No ID as to political party meaning, I guess, he’s a member of the party of peace and understanding, the DemonRatz.

[Daaave]

The automatic version of the Glock 17, called Glock 18, available only in 9mm Luger and only for Military/Law enforcement sales.

Glock 18 can fire in semi-automatic or fully automatic modes. The pistol may be equipped with 31-rounds extended magazines and after-market folding stocks.

For security reasons, some parts of the Glock 18 are not interchangeable with Glock 17 pistols. The theoretical rate of fire in full-auto mode is 1200 rounds per minute.

Glock 18 in action

Baretta makes a similar gun, the 93R. If you've seen 'Robocop,' you've the 93R in action.