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Bill of Particulars.
Bill of Particulars.
Bad wording I am thinking, they probably meant a "high capacity feeding device" which indeed is against the law in Massachusetts. Check out http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/massachusetts.pdf for the full text and links.I don't understand, "possesion of a high capacity firearm", since when is that against the law? And if I had the cash, and found a supply that large, I would have that many rounds too! I am getting a little bit sick of shooting the .22, because .40 and .45 rounds are so expensive, and hard to find. Just my thoughts.
Obviously he just a buyer for some gang. Where would some peon who works in a bakery get $25,000 in cash plus probably double that worth of ammo?? Giving that he's from Dominican Republic I wouldn't bet if he was buying for MS-13. They probably have something over him and forced him to do it so if he get caught - some doughnut baker gets deported and if not - they just got a ton of ammo.
A weapon is large capacity if it is a semi-automatic handgun or rifle that is capable of accepting (or readily modifiable to accept) any detachable large capacity feeding device that holds more than ten rounds, OR if it is a shotgun capable of accepting more than five shotgun shells, OR if it is an assault weapon.
Please explain abbreviations: LTC = ?A new resident of Massachusetts has 60 days from when they move to acquire a LTC or FID (firearm identification card), the FID is shall-issue and only allows low-capacity rifles and shotguns but the LTC is may-issue at the discretion of the local chief of police.
LTC = License to Carry (although it may not allow you to carry a handgun, see later).MarkNH wrote:Please explain abbreviations: LTC = ?A new resident of Massachusetts has 60 days from when they move to acquire a LTC or FID (firearm identification card), the FID is shall-issue and only allows low-capacity rifles and shotguns but the LTC is may-issue at the discretion of the local chief of police.
What about a new resident moving to MA with a handgun - is a license required? grace period?
Personally, I think its stupid to have that much ammo in your house, but that's just me. How do you keep your inventory rotated properly? Unless that was sellier and bellot ammo, it will go bad after a while and become less effective.
Hey, that is his own fault for letting them search.
His common law wife, Elizabeth Reynoso, consented to a search and police found another 20,000 rounds,
Since he moved from the free state of New Hampshire to the People's Republik of Massatwoshits.I don't understand, "possesion of a high capacity firearm", since when is that against the law?
Since most Glock's or similar pistols can accept mags with greater than 10 round capacity are they illegal. Or is there a difference in the 10 round models and 17 rounders besides just mag capacity?In Massachusetts it is illegal to possess a firearm capable of accepting a magazine with a capacity greater than 10 rounds unless you have a License to Carry Class A (LTC-A).
Definition:
A weapon is large capacity if it is a semi-automatic handgun or rifle that is capable of accepting (or readily modifiable to accept) any detachable large capacity feeding device that holds more than ten rounds, OR if it is a shotgun capable of accepting more than five shotgun shells, OR if it is an assault weapon.
They are illegal to possess unless you have a LTC-A.Since most Glock's or similar pistols can accept mags with greater than 10 round capacity are they illegal. Or is there a difference in the 10 round models and 17 rounders besides just mag capacity?
Wow, even worse than I thought.In Massachusetts it is illegal to possess a firearm capable of accepting a magazine with a capacity greater than 10 rounds unless you have a License to Carry Class A (LTC-A).
"I ask gentlemen, sir, what means this martial array, if its purpose be not to force us to submission? Can gentlemen assign any other possible motive for it? ... They are meant for us: they can be meant for no other...Our chains are forged! Their clanking may be heard on the plains of Boston!" Patrick HenryUm, correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't DHS and ATF (and DEA, FBI, ad infinitum) routinely buy large quantities of ammo? I wonder what they're planning to do with it...
Well played sir!Tomahawk wrote:"I ask gentlemen, sir, what means this martial array, if its purpose be not to force us to submission? Can gentlemen assign any other possible motive for it? ... They are meant for us: they can be meant for no other...Our chains are forged! Their clanking may be heard on the plains of Boston!" Patrick HenryUm, correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't DHS and ATF (and DEA, FBI, ad infinitum) routinely buy large quantities of ammo? I wonder what they're planning to do with it...
"...if he were to fire a gun for eight hours a day, it would take weeks for him to use all of it."