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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=210862698

    I see that it's still up for auction. Hopefully it'll hold out for another two months or so.
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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    Yer busy tonight![:D]
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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    Nice Jab. Way to post to a locked thread. I have only been travelling the past 4 years. My children are 14,15,16,17 and 8. You have a personal beef with me, or is it just more hypocrisy from you?

    You doubt my living style, why don't you come over for a visit. You think my children would behave in such a manner, it shows what you know.

    I never claimed to be perfect, but I can tell you that when it comes to my kids I did that much right in my life. I didn't get divored, and married, and divorced, and married. I have been married once. My children have known nothing but stability in their life. You want to insult me for that, so be it.
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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    how about some tips on takeing pics?
    just looked threw your auctions and the pictures were so sharp and clear.
    I have a sony mavica and wanted to take pics of my guns for insurance
    but I am not haveing the same luck with my pics
    what kind of lighting and camera are you useing?
    are you useing a telaphoto lens for the closeups
    any tips will be nice
    thanks

    Lt. snarlgard RRG
    SMILE...MAKE EM WONDER WHAT YOUR UP TO
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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    It was not that funny! Don
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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    You have ,hopefully, email. Tom
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  • 1911a1-fan
    quote:Originally posted by Zulu7
    Any good cop stories from the last week or so that you can share with us?



    i bet it's been pretty slow














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  • David Nunn
    quote:Any good cop stories from the last week or so that you can share with us?
    I have a pretty darn good one, ugly too, that I can't, or won't share.

    I am getting sick of this business and the people I have to put up with; the bad guys and the so-called "good" guys. Retirement is starting to look better all the time.
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  • David Nunn
    This isn't exactly a cop story, but it is related, and affected me, and a few other cops.

    A long time ago, I sold a pistol to a buyer on Gunbroker. He sent his payment and a FFL copy, so I shipped the gun. Some months later, I got a phone call from an assistant U.S. Attorney regarding the transfer. Seems the buyer (not the FFL dealer) was buying guns and re-selling them illegally. The U.S. Attorney made a case against the buyer and is now prosecuting him. He requested that I send him copies of all documents relating to the transaction and a notarized statement, in hopes that the judge would accept those documents in lieu of direct testimony. So, I sent him what he asked for.

    Then, I got another call. Bad news. The judge would not accept the documents in lieu of testimony. Now, they want me and other dealers to travel several states away to testify in U.S. District Court. They gave us less than a week's notice. I told the attorney that their plans were causing me and others a great deal of inconvenience. Seems we had some training planned and I was scheduled to be out of town during the same time for a Colt armorer school. I told the attorney to get me a subpoena, and I notified the other people at my PD affected by these events. The class was already paid for, so we assigned another officer to go in my place, and did some other juggling.

    Then, I got another call. Sorry, but we don't need you in the week previously mentioned, and we may not need you at all. Seems they now realize that the witnesses have not had much notice, and they have requested a continuance, and the case may even be dismissed. Great. Well, the changes have already been made, so we will leave everything as is. I didn't really want to go to the school anyway, since it was away from home and in a city that I don't like much. So, changes were made, I was staying home, and other people were inconvenienced.

    Then, I got another call. Now they do need me in court, and will be re-contacting me for travel arrangements. Now, I am irritated. I told the attorney that I MUST have an official subpoena, or I am not going anywhere. I also will have a plane ticket, a reserved rental car, a paid-for hotel room, and a per diem for meals. I also told the attorney that I was having to burn up MY vacation time to go, plus I was missing time at my second job for which I have no vacation, so there is no way this trip is not going to cost me money, even if the government does cover all my expenses.

    I haven't heard back, and the trial is set to begin next week. I guess I could sit here and wait for the U.S. Marshal to come get me and escort me to court, but then they would have to buy two plane tickets.

    If the government's case preparation has been as efficient as the treatment of their witnesses, the suspect is going to walk.
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  • spanielsells
    I've got news. Until there's a subpeona in my hand, I'd not worry about anything.

    And I'd love to see them bring a Marshall to my house to escort me to court when they can't even provide me an official document demanding my presence.
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  • non mortuus
    why are still answering the phone?[:D]
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  • fishkiller41
    I think i remember you talking about that case 6-7 months ago..
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