Does that mean that someone in the military is digging up some obscure policy somewhere, and trying to enforce one gun at a time?
Army Wants Tsmg Back!
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kyle
, May 23 2005 07:37 PM
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Posted 22 September 2005 - 07:24 AM
FYI
Check out the October 2005 American Rifleman article on page 122. Reference: DOD unsuccessfully going after legally owned former U.S. military NFA weapons. NRA offered legal assistance to NFA owners and DOD backed down - seems related to this topic.
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Check out the October 2005 American Rifleman article on page 122. Reference: DOD unsuccessfully going after legally owned former U.S. military NFA weapons. NRA offered legal assistance to NFA owners and DOD backed down - seems related to this topic.
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Posted 22 September 2005 - 06:49 PM
I cannot understand why they would go after Garands and Carbines when the DCM and CMP have been selling them for years. Something isnt kosher
