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    Default Re: Upper Darby police melting down guns

    If would be funny if one of our local members here would attend the next township meeting and ask them to explain how much electricity they're going to generate by melting these guns.
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    Default Re: Upper Darby police melting down guns

    Quote Originally Posted by streaker69 View Post
    If would be funny if one of our local members here would attend the next township meeting and ask them to explain how much electricity they're going to generate by melting these guns.
    Would be even better if it was a whole group of open carriers who attend and ask that question.
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    Default Re: Upper Darby police melting down guns

    My suggestion would be to give any useable and recovered firearms to unarmed victims and give them free training, free background check and free LTCF if qualified for one. Did I mention one free box of ammo? I would be happy to give to the fund.
    It is you. You have all the weapons that you need. Now fight. --Sucker Punch

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    Default Re: Upper Darby police melting down guns

    Destroy the evidence. After the cops steal your gun and sell it,
    they claim they melted it. They've been caught before but obviously
    nothing happens to them.

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    Default Re: Upper Darby police melting down guns

    Quote Originally Posted by streaker69 View Post
    If would be funny if one of our local members here would attend the next township meeting and ask them to explain how much electricity they're going to generate by melting these guns.
    Actually there is some fuel value in the plastic guns, but I am sure it does not exceed the energy needed to melt the steel parts. Either way, this is done for spite, not any intelligent reason.
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    Default Re: Upper Darby police melting down guns

    Why aren't they doing what they are supposed to do - run the serial numbers through a BATFE trace and return them to their rightful owners? If their rightful owners are felons, or the owners just don't want them returned, then auction them to FFL's. They'd generate monies that could be used to enhance the police force (or in the case of dirty cops, enhance their wallets ).
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    Default Re: Upper Darby police melting down guns

    Quote Originally Posted by bogey1 View Post
    For the past few days Ive been working with a retired UD cop. Long story short:
    UD police are corrupt to the core, including chitwood. You'd better have eyes in the back of your head
    if you're not in the click. He said the department is divided in two, the good and the bad. The bad steal
    guns , drugs and money from citizens, and sell them.
    Used to live in Upper Darby years ago after I came off active duty (it seems everyone in this area was forced by circumstances to move to UD during one life transition or another) and as volunteer fire/rescue, I dealt with the UDPD a lot and some were also members of the firehouse. There may have been a bad egg or two, but most were good, hometown guys. If what you report is true, that's a big change from my experience with them.
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    Default Re: Upper Darby police melting down guns

    Quote Originally Posted by Xringshooter View Post
    Why aren't they doing what they are supposed to do - run the serial numbers through a BATFE trace and return them to their rightful owners? If their rightful owners are felons, or the owners just don't want them returned, then auction them to FFL's. They'd generate monies that could be used to enhance the police force (or in the case of dirty cops, enhance their wallets ).
    Simple math.. well Leftie political math.

    Auction firearms off the FFL's and LTCF holders = firearms gone and money generated for the PD and town.. blows under the bridge with maybe a quip in the local papers

    Melt down firearms = some can disappear into the hands of friends of friends... town has to pay for disposal of waste and possibly smelter.. more energy used than could ever possibly be made.. public fed, and believes BS that smelting firearms produces energy and is good for environment because that is what they want to believe... deadly dangerous GUNS can never again run around and commit crimes when not under supervision or locked up... major political points for the crazy Left politicians
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    Default Re: Upper Darby police melting down guns

    Quote Originally Posted by Gman106 View Post
    Used to live in Upper Darby years ago after I came off active duty (it seems everyone in this area was forced by circumstances to move to UD during one life transition or another) and as volunteer fire/rescue, I dealt with the UDPD a lot and some were also members of the firehouse. There may have been a bad egg or two, but most were good, hometown guys. If what you report is true, that's a big change from my experience with them.
    Its true alright. I posted a thread about an indecent last year where they took a friends gun
    and apparently sold it. After threats from a lawyer and judge ( i think cant remember) the gun showed
    up in a used hoagie bag all beat up.

    One story I was told the other day, the cops took 12g's off a store owner,
    The money mysteriously disappeared when the guy went to get it back..

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    Default Re: Upper Darby police melting down guns

    Quote Originally Posted by streaker69 View Post
    How are they going to generate electricity from melting them down?
    Pretty sure that's not how melting something down works.
    Clearly, you did not pay attention in Liberal Magic Wormhole Guns Are Bad M'kay Economics Class :P
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