QUESTION!

[nick]

That is not true. He is trying to get rid of it.

Any of you fine gentlemen are looking to get rid of those useless Glocks? As my signature says, I'm looking for a Glock 34 and Glock 27. The way you talk about them, I expect them to be lightly used, which suits me fine. Do I have to garble this message for you to consider my offer?

[Shotgun Dave]

LOL at the responses in this thread.

[Grumpyoldretiredcop]

Typical Glock user.

Hey! I resemble that remark... but I spell better and can use complete sentences. Does that mean I have to buy one of those new fangled HKs?

[Warhawk014]

the lulz has ben fuond

[762cavalier]

I think he's trying to say that he has a Glock barrel that's either threaded or is compensated and he is asking if it is legal to sell or give to another person.

But I might be wrong.

Drunk posting?

That's what I got out of it after reading it about 30 times.

If that is what he is asking then the answer is Yes. You can sell the barrel or give it away, You just can't install it without permantly affixing the compensator.

[gwl]

Drunk posting?

That's what I got out of it after reading it about 30 times.

Quite possible. I'll have to get drunk tonight then post on a few threads to see if they're similar.

[Matt C]

k so u mus mak sur u gots no dreads on da barral. den u kan sell but ya mus use da FFL.

[bplvr]

This thread certainly proves a point. No matter how much you had to drink before you post a question, someone on this forum will be able to read and answer it.

[Decoligny]

Since no one has addressed this yet, if indeed he was asking about a threaded barrel on a Glock, wouldn't that make it a Felony even to possess it? Isn't is an assault weapon as it is threaded and can accept a supressor?

[Matt C]

Since no one has addressed this yet, if indeed he was asking about a threaded barrel on a Glock, wouldn't that make it a Felony even to possess it? Isn't is an assault weapon as it is threaded and can accept a supressor?

ys it da feelone to onw posees er trnspart uh Aw. Tak de barrule of reeght eway.

[Grumpyoldretiredcop]

Since no one has addressed this yet, if indeed he was asking about a threaded barrel on a Glock, wouldn't that make it a Felony even to possess it? Isn't is an assault weapon as it is threaded and can accept a supressor?

No. PC 12275 and the following sections define "assault weapons". The code sections only address weapons and features, not parts. The OP said that he had the barrel, not that it was installed. There is no "constructive possession" theory in CA state law that I am aware of relative to firearm parts. Possession of the barrel in question is not a violation of Federal law - the Feds really don't care about CA's quaint "assault weapons" laws.

Disclaimer: I am a retired LEO, not an attorney. Nothing in this post is intended or should be taken as legal advice. Legal questions should always be addressed to an attorney.

[Decoligny]

No. PC 12275 and the following sections define "assault weapons". The code sections only address weapons and features, not parts. The OP said that he had the barrel, not that it was installed. There is no "constructive possession" theory in CA state law that I am aware of relative to firearm parts. Possession of the barrel in question is not a violation of Federal law - the Feds really don't care about CA's quaint "assault weapons" laws.

Disclaimer: I am a retired LEO, not an attorney. Nothing in this post is intended or should be taken as legal advice. Legal questions should always be addressed to an attorney.

Okay, didn't quite catch that part as I was lost in the creatively eloquent and artistic wordsmithing so wonderfully performed by the Original Poster.

[Invisible_Dave]

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[joemama]

geez guys I think you may have scared the poor guy from posting here ever again lol.

[Grumpyoldretiredcop]

Okay, didn't quite catch that part as I was lost in the creatively eloquent and artistic wordsmithing so wonderfully performed by the Original Poster.

Extensive experience with the, er, "literacy challenged"

BTW, the answer to the OP's actual question is, yes, he can give or sell the barrel to whomever he pleases. It's on them if they install it in a firearm and create an "assault weapon".