[rellimpank]

--the usual--

[frogjerk]

How many ghost guns have been used in the commiting of crimes?

[Pearls Before Swine]

Some years back one of my sons jokingly suggested investing in 80% lower futures.

[Sparticus]

He should be sued for illegal restraint of trade.

[BitWielder1]

Strictly Cash or Crypto, got it.

[antidemoncrat]

District Attorney George Gascón who won’t prosecute hardened criminals now wants to do what? First step in disarming law abiding citizens?

[AndyJackson]

So all of those illegals you are letting in are buying ghost guns with credit cards. That’s the problem. Now we understand.

[Gen.Blather]

The only guys I’ve known who made their own AR15 style rifles paid cash for the parts. For credit card companies to deny payment would require a mechanism that notifies the company what the part is or perhaps who it’s being bought from. I just don’t see an easy, effective way to mechanize that. Since the parts are not illegal is this not restraint of trade?

Of course, private companies, so long as they aren’t bakers or wedding photographers, can deal with whomever they want. But if someone had the money and the time to sue, they’d probably win...depending on the venue.

[gundog]

Uh....if the credit card companies know who’s buying them....

[Empire_of_Liberty]

I guess the DA’s never heard of due process or a right to trial.

Move to China, Jorge.

[muir_redwoods]

TPTB Are getting worried. DC could be Ottawa and trucks could be…

[Vermont Lt]

You mean a piece of metal that is not functional in any way?

[Triple]

DA is overstepping! He cannot legislate!

[DoughtyOne]

Guns not considered Ghost Guns are involved in crime, so what
difference does it make if a gun is a ghost gun or not?

All the laws we have concerning guns, and it hasn’t stopped
gun crime at all.

Gascon, do you have the mental faculties to grasp that
criminals will not live by the rules you set down?

You could outlaw guns outright, and there would still be
gun crime.

You would have only achieved making the public vulnerable
to any crime a criminal wanted to commit. Then that
criminal may or may not be caught, may or may not be
convicted, and may or may not serve his terms because an
idiot like you would release him early.

_ you!

[for-q-clinton]

Use gab pay :-)

[montag813]

Ahem....Bitcoin.

[mikey_hates_everything]

Hey George, until you start actually prosecuting criminals, STFU.

[GOPJ]

GUNS DON'T COMMIT CRIMES

CRIMINALS COMMIT CRIMES

[Myrddin]

I'm too lazy to mess with 80% lowers. I can buy a serialized lower for an AR-15 for $50 + tax and the Form 4473 for the piece of metal. It's ready to go. I just buy a pile of parts AKA a lower parts kit and spend about 40 minutes with my specialized tools to correctly assemble it. The upper takes a similar amount of time and having proper vises, jigs and torque wrenches helps get the barrel and muzzle brake on correctly. Out come the go/no-go gauges to ensure the bolt to barrel fit is correct and in spec. If it is going to have a scope, the rings and scope get mounted and a laser bore sighter is use to rough in the scope.

It's plenty of work without the extra machining to finish an 80% lower. If the end product is going to host an SBR configuration, you need to do a Form 1 with ATF, pay $200 and get the stamp in hand, then take the raw lower to a CNC shop to engrave the NFA Trust or similar "maker" spec on the serialized lower.

[pierrem15]

Conspiracy against civil rights. Jail the DAs and execs.

[A strike]

American Express, MasterCard and Visa have the ability to go beyond what any law enforcement agency, legislature or city council can accomplish,” District Attorney George Gascon said.

Government directing ‘private’ entities to pursue otherwise not attainable goals, Is that not the technical definition of fascism?

Not that there is any question that Gascon, Boudin and all the rest of the kapo Soros appointed District Attorneys are likewise fascist.