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Originally Posted by HvyMtl
THAT IS THE CRITICAL issue - because, if the conviction is allowed to stand, anyone with a malfunctioning semi-auto firearm (say a Taurus 24/7, or a Glock, or a FAL, or M1a, or AR15, etc.) that shoots more than one round when the trigger is pulled once is in violation of the law and can be arrested... for a defective gun.
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I don't think the
facts of the case support a need to worry about that.
I read the briefs that the GOA lawyers submitted for the appeal, I don't see anything that refutes the major points of the initial government affidavit.
You can read this thread where we went over it last July.
Owner of broken rifle surrenders for 30-month sentence
Now either points 13 and 17 of the sworn affidavit are false and fictitious, or Olofson broke the law. If the OP and the GOA are contending that the government lied and made its evidence up out of whole cloth, where is the evidence that proves that claim?
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