Dark Where You’re at? This Glowing Ad Should Brighten Things Up

[Hoji]

https://houston.texasguntrader.com/...ings/2038038/“Made-In-Texas”-Suppressors.html

Not today ATF man. Not today.

 

[Tactical Panda]

Lmao, that add is hinky as ****.

 

[JCC]

I like how there is an AR-9 add right below

 

[toddnjoyce]

Maybe some Houston area commies will take him up on that.

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

Not clicking on it whatever it is.

 

[JCC]

oh, I think I see what you are saying now

 

[candcallen]

 

[avvidclif]

I sent TGTrader an email telling them what they can do with their suggested BOS

 

[WarBaby]

Ad is gone, ATF reeled in the bait with no bites im guessing?

 

[Bozz10mm]

Ad is gone, ATF reeled in the bait with no bites im guessing?

Or maybe they caught their quota for the day.

 

[Grumps21]

Oh man, I missed it. What was the gist of the ad?

 

[SQLGeek]

Oh man, I missed it. What was the gist of the ad?

The ATF Some seller was selling suppressors engraved with "Made in Texas" and advertising that these were free and clear to own without a tax stamp as long as they never left Texas.

 

[Axxe55]

Didn't work out so great for two guys in Kansas. Kansas passed a very similar law several years ago. They were convicted, and even filed an appeal to a higher court, and the higher court upheld the conviction.

 

[Sasquatch]

Didn't work out so great for two guys in Kansas. Kansas passed a very similar law several years ago. They were convicted, and even filed an appeal to a higher court, and the higher court upheld the conviction.

Gotta use Texas' law as written before you jump into the "Fuckthefeds, grab the pipe cutter!" mode and get the AG to seek declaratory judgement for you.

That's what differentiates Texas law from the others - while well intentioned and pushing state's rights, and cutting the feds off at the knees since their power is derived from the commerce clause (no interstate travel / commerce, the feds need to pound sand) - our law has the provision to get the AG to go to the fedgoon courts and seek relief from the NFA on your behalf.

 

[Darkpriest667]

Gotta use Texas' law as written before you jump into the "Fuckthefeds, grab the pipe cutter!" mode and get the AG to seek declaratory judgement for you.

That's what differentiates Texas law from the others - while well intentioned and pushing state's rights, and cutting the feds off at the knees since their power is derived from the commerce clause (no interstate travel / commerce, the feds need to pound sand) - our law has the provision to get the AG to go to the fedgoon courts and seek relief from the NFA on your behalf.

Ok you first then

 

[toddnjoyce]

Ok you first then

I’m actually thinking about asking Paxton as a test case to see if he’s even willing to go ask for a judgement.

 

[JCC]

ATF agent taken by rapscallions

 

[kbaxter60]

Ad is gone, ATF reeled in the bait with no bites im guessing?

Anyone do a screen grab for those of us who missed the fun?