a good deal even with the other things offered ("high end computer", mitre saw and stand&quot ....I saw they retail for about $900.

Even if the gun was worth more $$$, I wouldn't take it.

This is the assault rifle they want to trade you:



Some well-regulated militia -

But to many it's just another "collectable"

to cops or to be destroyed.

how would you know if it is stolen or been used in a crime. Giant loophole.

I never knew just how easy it is to get hold of an assault weapon. Good grief!

The euphemism on Craigslist seems to be "things that go bang."

it was an eye opener for me. I got the same kind of the same comments from my coworkers that this was a pretty common occurancce, but it was more like "and how is this strange?"

He's got three man-sized safes full of weapons (rifles, handguns, submachine guns), plus guns stored in foot lockers, in cabinets, and out in the open around the house. ALL of his sales are 100% private, with zero documentation. He's a NorCal Tea Partier and he sells most of his weapons to/amongst that type of person.

My Dad is one guy.

I cannot imagine how many others like him are out there.

If he is selling FTF and circumventing the law he is serving as either a middle man in a straw purchase, or is operating as an unlicensed dealer, in obvious violation of Federal law. Also IF he is selling the SMGs you mentioned this is directly and unquestionably against the law, as taxes and registration must be paid on all NFA items.

If you're in New York, call the troopers or sheriff's office to set up a sting. There's so many crimes being committed here this guy'll be doing time for quite a while (A class B for the gun, a B for each mag, I think a D for the sale... that's, oh, something like a max of 25 years concurrent).

Even if you're in what the gun people call a "free state," run away, as you can't prove the gun wasn't stolen (and if it's missing the serial number or, in this case, an import mark, it's 10 years in the federal pen for your time).

Besides, I don't see what the fascination with AKs really is: It's an over-priced, inaccurate, hideously-ugly piece of horribly-finished stamped sheet metal you could make out of a shovel if you wanted to.

Craigslist is full of this shit. Other than a few situations (Like NY's new AWB), the only thing it violates is the Craigslist TOS and no laws (Assuming between people living in the same state). Chances are, this is perfectly legal.

I traded a pistol and some boot for a dirtbike on craigslist back in Feb, but the ad mentioned trades being welcome.


We both come away happy on the trade...except now I have to replace a 9mm to replace the one I traded.