Anti gunner's hubby buys AR 15

[Bassics]

While lying on the form would be a felony, he hadn't fill out the form at that point.

Conspiring to skirt the law like this is prosecutable as you pointed out, but the dealer has not only refused to conspire but has fulfilled his obligation to refuse the transfer. Which I'm betting was the real intention; bust an FFL in a high profile mess of silliness in order to get traction to further his agenda and add to his 15 minutes.

I think this was meant partly as a tit-for-tat retaliation for that NBC reporter (Dave Gregory). And it fell through. As if his fate was "sealed" LOL.

[stevo]

Just attempting a straw purchase of a firearm is a crime IIRC.

And wouldn't him lying about question 11a be in violation of the law?

Stevo

[Bassics]

Still waiting on the DOJ to arrest him for straw purchasing

He technically didn't.

"and therefore could not have passed question 11a of the NICS background check form 4473."

Form is filled out on transfer not on sale.

However it would be unfair to assume that Holder did not have a special task force ready to make an arrest on the spot.

Of course it would have been the store owner, but hey

[GrayStangGT]

It ate a baby, so by default it is a pit.

[momo]

fuck that family.

and that is an american bull. not a pit FWIW.

[Forever_frost]

Is that an actual photo of her?

Yep that's a picture of her

I'm loving these gun manufacturers and stores giving people the finger. Funny as hell. And of course he won't get in trouble. Do as we say, not as we do.

[Pro88LX]

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Governm...-To-Mark-Kelly

Diamondback Police Supply owner Douglas MacKinlay has halted Mark Kelly's attempted purchase of an AR-15 over concerns that Kelly was not in fact buying the gun for himself, and therefore could not have passed question 11a of the NICS background check form 4473.

You'll recall Kelly's AR-15 had been on hold for 20 days because it was a trade-in firearm, and during those 20 days Kelly has not been shy about the fact that his plan was to buy the gun and give it to someone else all along.

Gun store owner Doug MacKinlay has now released this statement:

"While I support and respect Mark Kelly's 2nd Amendment rights to purchase, possess, and use firearms in a safe and responsible way, his recent statements to the media make it clear that his intent in purchasing the Sig Sauer 5.56mm rifle was for reasons other than his own personal use."

A refund of the purchase price was sent to Mark Kelly "via express mail" on Thursday of last week.

LMFAO awesome

[Vertnut]

She not only has an AR, she's shooting at a picture of someone.

Is that an actual photo of her?

[Cooter]

fucking commie whore

[Forever_frost]

She not only has an AR, she's shooting at a picture of someone.

[Chili]

For the children, someone should campaign to get that breed put down. Make it a felony to own one even if you already have it when the pass the law. It can kill children on it's own, doesn't even need someone to tell it to like an AR15.

The city of Denver took care of that 'problem' years ago..

[KBScobravert]

It's favorite snack is baby sea lions

For the children, someone should campaign to get that breed put down. Make it a felony to own one even if you already have it when the pass the law. It can kill children on it's own, doesn't even need someone to tell it to like an AR15.

[GrayStangGT]

He doesn't need a gun. He has an assault pit-bull.

It's favorite snack is baby sea lions

[Chili]

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Governm...-To-Mark-Kelly

Diamondback Police Supply owner Douglas MacKinlay has halted Mark Kelly's attempted purchase of an AR-15 over concerns that Kelly was not in fact buying the gun for himself, and therefore could not have passed question 11a of the NICS background check form 4473.

You'll recall Kelly's AR-15 had been on hold for 20 days because it was a trade-in firearm, and during those 20 days Kelly has not been shy about the fact that his plan was to buy the gun and give it to someone else all along.

Gun store owner Doug MacKinlay has now released this statement:

"While I support and respect Mark Kelly's 2nd Amendment rights to purchase, possess, and use firearms in a safe and responsible way, his recent statements to the media make it clear that his intent in purchasing the Sig Sauer 5.56mm rifle was for reasons other than his own personal use."

A refund of the purchase price was sent to Mark Kelly "via express mail" on Thursday of last week.

Haha! That's excellent.