"Ghost Gun" Arrests Illustrate How New Laws Aren't Needed
AP Photo/Jae C. Hong, File One of the things the anti-gunners have been on a crusade about is so-called “ghost guns.” They’re alarmed that anyone can sell an incomplete receiver to someone else, who can then turn it into a functional firearm. It’s a hobby for a large number of Americans, something they do to relax and have a good time in their workshop. Yet there’s been a huge panic in the media about ghost guns, there doesn’t seem to be a whole lot of specifics of criminals using them. The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office has brought charges against four Philadelphia men ...