police answer to outdoor snap box

[gortman44]

SO i went down to my local police station and asked if it would be ok to build a reball snap box in my back yard. i explained that it would be incased with netting and that nothing would project out of it, and that it would be safe. The lady cop went to the station head guy asked and he said that IT WOULD BE OK. the only think that might arise would be noise. Because anyone can call about noise polution, and sick the cops on us, so i am just gonna let everyone know around me and give them my number so that if they have a prob they can call me instead of police. I blast music out there anyways so it should be cool.

just wanted to answer a question I had, for others.

[cougar20th]

your lucky. my town classifies paintball guns as air guns. firing air guns isnt allowed in town so firing paintball guns isnt either. although they dont bother anyone yet. the town in a newsletter stated that paintball guns are air guns and fall under the town firearm laws so if they are taken they are destroyed no chance of getting them back.

[Big Weapons]

if they are taken they are destroyed no chance of getting them back.

Good luck to them destroying a mag.

[Carbon]

man i gott build me a snap box one of these days. hell i live in an apartment, but somehow i mange to get 20-30 ft of snaping space, indoors. Gotta capitalize on that for sure!

[Skywalker]

Good luck to them destroying a mag.

Yeah seriously, I bet our mags are more reliable than their crappy glocks.

[mcdkid]

Good luck to them destroying a mag.

give them a tippy and an old vm-68 and let em have fun. lol

[Maggot6]

That would suck getting your gun taken away, not to be sold, or prized but to be crushed or something

[Archangel Kid]

That would suck getting your gun taken away, not to be sold, or prized but to be crushed or something

Police auctions are your friend

[felony]

Good luck to them destroying a mag.

they can break it if they want.

but good work on geting reball thing

[Conversekidz]

Police auctions are your friend

Police auctions don't sell firearms

[Archangel Kid]

yah... but I think if they wanted to make some money they know of a loop hole and will sell it on ebay.

[gc82000]

yah... but I think if they wanted to make some money they know of a loop hole and will sell it on ebay.

That would be illegal in so many ways.

[Army]

Police auctions don't sell firearms

Actually, most sheriffs and county law agencies will sell firearms at auction. Only those weapons actually used in crime are destroyed. Firearms confiscated, but not evidence in the crime itself, need not be destroyed and are legal to resell.

I've picked up several this way.

[Conversekidz]

Actually, most sheriffs and county law agencies will sell firearms at auction. Only those weapons actually used in crime are destroyed. Firearms confiscated, but not evidence in the crime itself, need not be destroyed and are legal to resell.

I've picked up several this way.

I stand by what I said, POLICE auctions dont sell firearms

[Evil Bob]

I dunno, I've seen the results when a Sawzall and a VM68 went out for a date near the county court house. Needless to say, the VM, being made of aluminum, was parted rather easily, nice diagonal cut through the air chamber. Some are known to use a hydrolic press or a cutting torch to render firearms unoperational, it all depends upon what mood they're in when the destroy order is handed to them.

Some agencies do auction off weapons that were sieged in raids, car inspections, etc that were not used in violent crime. It comes down to what the county laws are as they are different from district to district.

-Evil Bob