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Dear /k/,
Long story short;
-In the Military.
-Stationed overseas in a country where I am not allowed to posses a firearm (or pocketknife for that matter)
-Was too much of a pussy to send one over in my HHG shipment.
I want to have someone, or a few people, send me a handgun, in pieces.
Now, I'm sure this isn't legal. But it seems silly, I can understand not mailing a complete firearm, I don't disagree with this law. But I see no harm in mailing the pieces. Again, I'm sure this is just more of a legal technicality than anything.
But what am I looking at here, is this as dumb of an idea as it seems?
I imagine there is some part of a disassembled handgun that will 'count' as a firearm unless it's broken down into base elements.
I know I can google this info, I can also make my own pancakes. I come to you for the same reason I go to ihop. It's just so much more interesting, and usually worth the trouble.
Long story short;
-In the Military.
-Stationed overseas in a country where I am not allowed to posses a firearm (or pocketknife for that matter)
-Was too much of a pussy to send one over in my HHG shipment.
I want to have someone, or a few people, send me a handgun, in pieces.
Now, I'm sure this isn't legal. But it seems silly, I can understand not mailing a complete firearm, I don't disagree with this law. But I see no harm in mailing the pieces. Again, I'm sure this is just more of a legal technicality than anything.
But what am I looking at here, is this as dumb of an idea as it seems?
I imagine there is some part of a disassembled handgun that will 'count' as a firearm unless it's broken down into base elements.
I know I can google this info, I can also make my own pancakes. I come to you for the same reason I go to ihop. It's just so much more interesting, and usually worth the trouble.