Being of someone that has been on both sides of the law in his life. I think we are only getting part of a story. You would have to be doing something wrong to begin with to get a cop to actaully strip down a AR, So lets say, we were driving drunk, cops pulled us over. They "inventory" the car and low and behold there is a AR in the car in the trunk. They turn it into the armorer he inventories it and find said naughty parts.
If I was him I would problably cop a plea, see if they can charge him with a misdemeanor. Assuming he doesnt have a history and he is being charged FEDERALLY he will most likely get a healthy fine, probation and a FELONY.
Now here is where the US DOJ is letting us all down. AS a convicted felon, you can NEVER get your rights back. The DOJ has cut all funding for the re enstatement of felons rights. This when I get all fired up. In my state if when a drug dealer meth head gets arrested, during booking they ask him if he uses drugs...he answers "YES". He then gets to go to "Drug Court" takes 2 years of peeing in a cup and when he is done his RECORD IS CLEAN, NO FELONY. On the other hand, some guy that steals $100000 from a ATM is branded for life.
OMP
Ok I will step off my soapbox.
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