Found rifle
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Uhh local PD is the correct choice
Whether the local PD has a report yet or not, I’d be very hesitant to have that rifle in my possession.
Wet wipes. Clean that sucker of all your prints and DNA.
Think because you turn it in you WONT be a suspect if it was used in a crime, and police WONT store your prints and all available DNA ?
Well i have a bridge to sell you.
Think because you turn it in you WONT be a suspect if it was used in a crime, and police WONT store your prints and all available DNA ?
Well i have a bridge to sell you.
Perhaps it would be helpful, or at least more interesting, if you told us the make and model of rifle, as well as the general area of the country where it was found. This is a big place.
Seems legit. Still told them to turn it in. But ranks about 8.3 on my glowmeter.
Was it an Arisaka?
Those things pop up everywhere.
Those things pop up everywhere.
What is a 6.5mm carcano in the library for $500 please.
Are you in Dallas?
Found it laying on a grassy knoll?
Found it laying on a grassy knoll?
Was there a little boy near by screaming in pain holding his eye?
It is that time of year.
It is that time of year.
If what you’re saying is remotely true and you’re not a scammer trying a new angle or a glowie, why would you not call the PD on the spot and have them come out? You do realize that it’s illegal to take things that aren’t yours, right?
Call the PD and ask for a sergeant, he/she will have an officer take possession, voucher and post info so the owner can claim it. It's either stolen and the owner doesn't know it yet or he/she is completely unaware that they "lost" it. While it shouldn't be treated any different than lost property, it is a firearm and should be secured and it's not up to you to do it. If the PD doesn't want to do their job, call the state boys and embarrass them(PD)
Next time, you need to call immediately as if it was utilized I the commission of a crime, it should be secured (by them) and treated as evidence. You handling it mucked up the chain of custody and tainted the evidence. They shouldn't be so nonchalant about a found firearm, do your freaking job!
Next time, you need to call immediately as if it was utilized I the commission of a crime, it should be secured (by them) and treated as evidence. You handling it mucked up the chain of custody and tainted the evidence. They shouldn't be so nonchalant about a found firearm, do your freaking job!
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OP is in Chicago.
The rifle is a Hi-Point carbine with the serial # defaced.
He “found” it in an “unlocked” car.
LOL.
Or it could be:
OP is in Eagle Pass, TX.
The rifle is a fully semiautomatic spooky boy. It’s in a crate with 20 loaded magazines full of M855.
He found it behind a Walmart frequently visited by tatted up Mexicans that drive jacked up white Broncos and Blazers with dark tinted windows.
Additionally he observed the crate being unloaded from a dark Suburban with dark tinted windows by a dude who was distinctly not a tatted up Mexican.
Or it could be:
OP is in Eagle Pass, TX.
The rifle is a fully semiautomatic spooky boy. It’s in a crate with 20 loaded magazines full of M855.
He found it behind a Walmart frequently visited by tatted up Mexicans that drive jacked up white Broncos and Blazers with dark tinted windows.
Additionally he observed the crate being unloaded from a dark Suburban with dark tinted windows by a dude who was distinctly not a tatted up Mexican.
My guess if it’s not been reported, it’s either a made up story, stolen, a Glowie trying to entrap some idiot, or the OP managed to foil a CIA/ATF/FBI planted drop-off for some cartel, or an upset angry white kid on antidepressants, a poor home life, that gets bullied, with a history mental illness, and has been MKUltra’d…
My guess is it’s a Glowie as you put it.
He and his buddies haven’t trampled anyone’s rights this week or shot any golden retrievers and they’re getting the itch.
He and his buddies haven’t trampled anyone’s rights this week or shot any golden retrievers and they’re getting the itch.
What a weird instinct to find a rifle in a parking lot and immediately go on snipers hide and try to figure out who owns it.....
Op: were you wearing triple black Air Force 1’s when you found it?
Uhhhhhhh…….
So this “found” rifle is an SBR or FA?
Yeah dude, if that’s true run away. Don’t walk. RUN. Why aren’t you running yet?
Tell you friend to turn that shit in to the police. He or you do not want to be in possession of an NFA item without a tax stamp.
There is hope of this is the luminosity the glow bags are capable of.
Yeah, so now it's a NFA weapon and the coworker who found it has asked the OP for advice, as he already owns NFA items. They tried interesting the police in this abandoned NFA registered item, but the authorities don't care about those things. Wouldn't a NFA registered items have a name and address engraved on it?
There are 2 questions that have not been asked yet. And they should have been asked pretty early.
Well, of course you're right. Guess I was just thinking of Form 1 items. My bad.
It was Col. Mustard, in the trashcan with a Nagant.
9/10 of the time you have it in your possession you will get in trouble for having it. Don't need 9/10 of the laws for doing something legal.Possession is 9/10th of the Law; sometimes.
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Why the fuck ain’t you out mag dumping in the desert and then tossing that pos into a ravine, after you break it down into small parts of course
I found this in the bathroom at my local Walmart, I’d rather have your Walmart that has the free parking lot machine guns with fully semi automatic clipizines
