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Providing the San Diego Sheriff's Office and the California State Attorney General's Office, direction to this ad. It's their jurisdiction - and they certainly would have an interest in the legality of what is being proposed.
It's been a few years, but I have some contacts in Kern County in the DA's office. I'm sure they would know who to direct to the ad in question.
Of course, that draws in admin as they will be asked to provide information on the seller.
Would be a lot easier if the seller answered a few simple questions.
Note how he avoids me. There's a reason for that.
IDGAF about what he's done on Calguns.
I do about what he's doing here.
"Would be a lot easier if the seller answered a few simple questions."
Or, there is always the option to delete the ad, and go away, quietly.
He's smarter than the Arizona rubes here is his thinking. He's smarter than the Arizona FFL's he hopes Arizona rubes select to do the transfers. He's smarter than the admins here. And he's long been thinking he's smarter than California law enforcement. And Arizona's.
He should be allowed to demonstrate his intelligence. :cool:
He knew what was coming next. An inquiry from the SDSO. He pulled the ad. Of course, he attributes it to Arizona rubes not wanting him here, not the fact that he was committing multiple felonies and hoping to involve this site, it's members and possibly their preferred FFLs.
Typical Californian. He is not one of us.
What a POS human. Good riddance.
Stay in California, you verminskum.
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Originally Posted by JKSanDiego
RIGHT! Hey, I believe you Cali boy,... of course, you do realize by leaving, you are admitting your guilt,... RIGHT!
Jager, I am believing you are a good man! Maybe we will meet up some time, do a little shooting, a little talking, you seem to have a fair amount of grey matter between your ears!
Until the next time!
jon
And that's a tipoff something is amiss. In this case, it appeared it was a lie of ommission.
California law sucks. But he signed up for it, regardless. In this case, ignoring it configured him in an unenviable position. Offloading unregistered firearms here was his answer to alleviating himself of standing felonies. Disassembling them was his jail house lawyer attempt to try to outsmart the law (which won't work if he's caught with them).
It's never him. It's you. Reminds me of a lot of California Democrats. That was a theme throughout this and included in his departure.
No one ever saw his legal registration for those firearms. And weren't going to. His bet was no one would ask.
When asked, he left like a scalded cat and deleted the evidence of his attempt.
You can't legally sell firearms that you are committing felonies to possess.
That's bears repeating.
Jon,
That's me. Drinking my coffee, reading the paper, minding my own business.
This attempt didn't allow me to do that.
Thank you for the compliments. Admittedly, I'm not good at accepting them I'm told.
Part of what I do is risk management with zero tolerance. So I'm the guy in meetings management would love to fire - but they never do because they recognize they need someone to save their backsides from their proposed decisions. At least they're that smart.
My purpose in life has never been to have people like me. It's been to get between ill intent and the unsuspecting.
And I'm thinking I'm getting too old for this shit and being told I'm the 'bad guy'.
Hey Jager, sorry for the delayed response, I have been on a forced holiday, for a couple days.
Being labeled a "bad guy" sometimes, seems to come with the territory of standing up for the good fight,... at least that's the way I have found things to be, at times, over the years.
As good ol'e Georgie boy once said,... a ti“In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.”me of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.”
Coffee sounds good,... catch ya later!