[marktwain]

I wonder what the BATF has found out about the history of that Romarm Cugir rifle? They earlier said that the MAK-90 would be hard to trace because the dealer had gone out of business. If they have had time to trace the Norinco, why not the Romarm?

[Jack Hydrazine]

It’s a F&F gun I bet!

[jrd]

when you go out of business you have to send your record book to the BATF ...meaning they would have all the records!

[lurk]

That’s not possible. It’s against the law to modify a weapon to full auto.

[backwoods-engineer]

"Professionally converted"? I wonder if that's what the F Troop calls shoestrings, paper clips, and/or bumpfire stocks. (sarc)

Although I have no knowledge of how to change an AK to select fire (there, I satisfied the ATF conspiracy ruling), rumor has it that it isn't that hard if one has the proper parts, or the plans and a decent CNC machine. I doubt the rifle was "professionally converted."

[nonsporting]

The BATF has traced the history of the rifle to California, where it was sold five years ago.

I thought it was illegal to sell any so-called "assault" weapons, since Roberti-Roos (1989) was found to be "constitutional" and the 2000 update based on function, unnecessary. All ASW transfers were effectively banned well before 2006.

[dragnet2]

What’s the real history of the BATF and fast and furious?

[MestaMachine]

Question for the day Partners - Why aren't AG Holder, and ATF Director Melson in handcuffs?
Friday, July 1, 2011

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