>>/220/
I mean… Look… let's be honest with ourselves.
Anyone's untrackable with a scrubbed firing pin and fresh rifling.
but then again those tools arent exactly commonplace to acquire especially if one isnt an avid user…
perhaps tracking of "high risk individuals" would be less… infringing?
> it needed to be done.
People were planning assassinations on high profiles and hits on others.
it needs to be done in a weird justified way.
It honestly is excessive.
cleaning?
Disassembling?
These are basic NEEDS for maintenance for most household utilities..
ATF can very well tell if something is up but beyond absolute proof (as we have all seen how well proof plays out in the public realm in the face of facts and denial) it can still be beaten in the broken courts of law.