ghost guns – Page 4 – The War on Guns

Without a Trace?

Armored car robber stumbles, leaves gun at scene police say [More]

I don’t see where anyone is claiming a gun law victory because they were able to trace it back to an original retail purchaser as opposed to it being a “ghost gun.”

[Via bondmen]

Expert Testimony

“[A]fter 11 months of thinking about it and replaying this moment I have concluded this gun was a ghost gun.” [Watch]

Oh, look: An Opposite Day “progressive” paranoid and irrational “mental health professional”!

Life Imitates Art

ATF NY’s Privately Made Firearms Coordinator demonstrated the use of a machine gun conversion device in a PMF rifle or “ghost gun” for local media as part of an upcoming article. pic.twitter.com/Zk2A1MPO3j
— ATF New York (@ATFNewYork) March 7, 2023

They cut out the punch line:

[Via WiscoDave]

And Now, the Rest of the Story

Houston has banned 3D printed guns from buybacks. It was fun while it lasted and our hero cleared almost 3K in profit. [More]

It was fun.

So now, when government tells us what a great threat “ghost guns” are, throw it back that the “Only Ones” are rejecting voluntary agreements to “take them off the streets.”

[Via WiscoDave]

Don’t Think of Them as ‘Ghost Guns’

Big shout out to whoever it was that turned in 62 3D printed guns for $150 each at a Houston gun buy-back [More]

Think of them as “Entrepreneurial Spirit” guns.

[Via WiscoDave]

GOA and GOF Sue Biden’s ATF Over ‘Ghost Gun’ Rule

I got the press release via email but I don’t see it posted at their press center yet. Check back later with them and I’d be surprised if it doesn’t show up, along with a link to the complaint.

A Ghost of a Chance

H.R. 7544: To provide a private right of action against the maker of any component of a ghost gun, and any person who facilitated a sale of the ghost gun, for injury or death resulting from the use of the ghost gun. [More]

“6% chance of being enacted,” but it shows how these leftist bastards are thinking…

[Via Jess]

Ghost Gun Fail

Prosecutors say one of the guns in the safe was a privately made semiautomatic rifle that was forged in Australia and made its way to Arizona via Washington. [More]

So much for being untraceable.

[H/T The Gun Feed]

Liars Lie

The report repeats bogus “ghost gun” claims, which have already been debunked by dozens of senior law enforcement sources and a congressional whistleblower. In other words, ATF submitted a report to the President and to the Attorney General of the United States containing information it knew was false. [More]

Hey, when they know they can lie under oath with impunity…

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