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To: 556x45
North Carolina is an NFA-friendly state; I've been to several shoots here.

I've also been to Perry's. The head guy there is a moron.

41 posted on 01/17/2013 8:38:41 AM PST by Oberon (Big Brutha Be Watchin'.)
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To: Oberon
NFA friendly

In practice, yes, but not in the laws themselves. There are a lot of local attorneys that use that "weapons of mass destruction" clause in the law against us. I don't have NFA items myself (would love to), but have a good friend with SBR's and suppressors, so I've heard stories.

I've also been to Perry's. The head guy there is a moron.

Really. I've had good experiences at Perry's guns, and have bought a lot of ammo there. What happened with the head guy?

43 posted on 01/17/2013 8:51:17 AM PST by backwoods-engineer ("Remember: Evil exists because good men don't kill the gov officials committing it." -- K. Hoffmann)
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To: Oberon

My observations are that it wasnt. NC law is written very oddly pertaining to MGs etc. Something along the lines of you could own/use them for experimental purposes. Also I believe the AG had written an opinion about NFA that left you wondering whether they would come during the night and confiscate them. Finally, if you were brave enough to continue only a friendly sheriff would sign off. All in all it was a legal mine field. I think ownership is supposed to be very easy in some counties and impossible in others...a crap shoot. I dont recall all the details but going the way of a trust wasnt possible...sorry just dont recall what the hoops on that were. The state I came from never became involved. If the fed gave you a pass that was all that was necessary.


45 posted on 01/17/2013 8:59:42 AM PST by 556x45
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