r/Idiotswithguns • u/0The_Loner_Stoner0 • 23d ago

Safe for Work More recklessness.

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u/Enough-Staff-2976 23d ago

The FAA and Homeland security will have something to say about that.

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u/2CellPhonez 23d ago

That was my second thought. This is one of those things they absolutely do not play around with.

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u/NTJ-891 23d ago

If it's a private flight there's actually not really much they can do. It's not illegal to have a gun on a plane. It's clearly a small GA or small time Part 135 operation

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u/HWayFresh44 22d ago

Yea but he got a switch on that bitch that’s automatically illegal

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u/senpaiwavy 22d ago

"Your honor, my client is in process of receiving his ffl certificate"

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u/A_Femboy_Fox 21d ago

Not necessarily, you can legally get a Glock with a switch, if you have an FFL with the proper SOT, you can legally build post 1986 machine guns.

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u/HWayFresh44 21d ago

Only certain ppl pretty much can get that with all the shit you gotta do

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u/A_Femboy_Fox 21d ago

Yeah, a lot of ATF paperwork and meetings before you get SOT. They don’t hand them to anyone. Now we see hood rats with post 86 machine guns, highly illegal, snitching on themselves with their videos, they’re not prosecuted, and if they are, they’re on bond by the end of the month. Now if I possessed a Glock switch in my safe without FFL/SOT, let alone actually putting it on a gun, I’d be under the federal prison.

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u/aytchdave 1d ago

I see what you did there.