AR-15 Collectors Deactivation FAQ

[mussyhairhillbilly]

Let me say, within the context of capitalisms, I do support this endeavor. It is up to the consumer to decide what he/she does with their property. If dewating is what one wants to do, the company providing the service is not to blame. Marstars has clearly portrayed their opinion on the matter.

But the problem is... it gives a “ promise” to the government,that says: “ yeah okay ,if you push deactivation, were there, with bells on” I realize they, ( Marstar)have sold deactivated firearms, before, but for ffs, let’s not show encouragement, to the Liberals,huh?��

[diabeticfreak]

All that needed to be said here honestly.

You got that right!

[murph83]

People can chill out now. Marstar was into dewats long before the gun ban garbage. Big deep breath folks...

[shuraparabellum]

Whoever destroys a firearm is a traitor and needs to be treated as such. No ifs or buts.

100%

[ShawnC6]

Okay here’s the thing I’m most curious about... how do you deactivate an AR given all the differing materials and such?

[THESEUS]

So were you approached by the Liberal Government in regard to this Ar15 "service"?

[call2arms]

Whoever destroys a firearm is a traitor and needs to be treated as such. No ifs or buts.

Mostly this

[call2arms]

Okay here’s the thing I’m most curious about... how do you deactivate an AR given all the differing materials and such?

I am curious though. Like how “deactivated” are we talking

[J.Hancock]

I am curious though. Like how “deactivated” are we talking

Valid question.

[Dirk72]

Fudds. Cucks.

Canadian splendour in all its glory.