06-01-2011, 05:02 PM
LRRPF52 Wrote:LHClarke,
Another thing: Don't test it again at a public range. If someone want's to give you trouble over it, I have heard of similar cases where guys with AR15's that doubled were prosecuted to the fullest by zealous bureaucrats from the Elliott Ness crowd. That could really be your biggest worry. There is one case in particular where a guy borrowed an AR15 from another guy, and it doubled at a range. They went after the owner with the full force, and charged him with illegally transferring a machinegun. Some people are hungry for cases like this so they can line their career with convictions, and the facts are meaningless to them.
http://www.thehighroad.org/archive/index...75570.html
Dude went to prison for 2 years, and lost all rights to own firearms forever.
LRRPF52
They do not care one bit why it doubled, only that it did and they can get an arrest and conviction.