Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

Pot Scrubbers are on the ATF's list as a firearm. Here is an excerpt from the article:
"And further, an otherwise-lawful owner of a registered silencer probably ought to find something else to clean pots and pans with, as possession of an unspecified quantity of Chore Boy cleaning pads could be considered a “stockpile.” "

This is the article:
Continue reading on Examiner.com ATF classifies Chore Boy pot scrubber pads NFA firearms - National gun rights | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/gun-rights-in-n ... z1dst60Fyz
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More proof that we have let the guv'mint go to hell in a hand basket// We gotta rein this bullshit in...and soon

What? I mean have these people gone insane? I keep a bunch of pot scrubbers around to scrub pots with because I don't want to stop mid-day and run to to store to get more. I'd rather just buy a bunch and then not deal with it. A pot scrubber is a firearm--boy are these people idiots. This has to end.

Its also unwise to keep too much gasoline or fertilizer in the shed. Other household chemicals are problematic too.

Of course, what constitutes "too much", who knows?

I understand the worry with having a bunch of gas in the garage and even fertilizer, but pot scrubbers pose no chemical or fire danger. I buy a case of 24 two or three times a year (costco). The go't wants to tell me that pot scrubbers are firearms--they have lost their mind.

I might have to add these to the MacGyver supplies stash

http://www.google.com/search?q=Chore+Bo ... hl=en&aq=f

Just when you think they couldn't get any less intelligent, our government out does themselves.

So I guess plumbers are screwed... Because PVC pipe, pipe foam insulation, and duct tape can be used to make a .22LR silencer...

I paraphrase "The Sixth Sense"... "I see stupid people, they just don't know they're stupid."

I wonder if they consider Brillo and SOS pads to be variants of Chore Boy to watch for too?

VBshooter wrote:I wonder if they consider Brillo and SOS pads to be variants of Chore Boy to watch for too?

I'm a Custodian. Would me ordering a case of these put me on a watch list?

Every plumbers truck is now a an assault vehicle i imagine

SDChop wrote:Every plumbers truck is now a an assault vehicle i imagine

Or any other work truck, for that matter. Hell, I'm in the business of fruit. That puts me in regular possession of ingredients used to make untaxed alcohol.

This exorcise in asininity must end.

SHMIV wrote:

SDChop wrote:Every plumbers truck is now a an assault vehicle i imagine

Or any other work truck, for that matter. Hell, I'm in the business of fruit. That puts me in regular possession of ingredients used to make untaxed alcohol.

This exorcise in asininity must end.

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Shucks, that ain't nuthin'. I'm in possession of all the paraphernalia necessary to commit rape. Reckon when the swat team will come to git me?

dorminWS wrote:
Shucks, that ain't nuthin'. I'm in possession of all the paraphernalia necessary to commit rape. Reckon when the swat team will come to git me?

O.o

Hadn't thought of that. That's a pretty scary thought; don't let the feminazis know.... Shhhhhh.....

SHMIV wrote:

dorminWS wrote:
Shucks, that ain't nuthin'. I'm in possession of all the paraphernalia necessary to commit rape. Reckon when the swat team will come to git me?

O.o

Hadn't thought of that. That's a pretty scary thought; don't let the feminazis know.... Shhhhhh.....

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You may rest assured that I will do nothing to bring that to the attention of any feminazi.

mamabearCali wrote:I understand the worry with having a bunch of gas in the garage and even fertilizer, but pot scrubbers pose no chemical or fire danger. I buy a case of 24 two or three times a year (costco). The go't wants to tell me that pot scrubbers are firearms--they have lost their mind.

Naw, its ATF crap; they dont care if you accidentally torch your shed; ever. They do care if they find "too much" gasoline and "too many" bags of fertilizer, as once can make a bomb with them. Ditto for these scrubbers, apparently they have some use in making silencers, which is something theyre very interested in.

As for me, as a dorky envirodweeb, i have rechargeable electric yard implements (no gas fumes in my face while I work!) and abstain from chemical fertilizers, so I'm safe.

No scrubbers.....but I do have some magic erasers laying around.....those things get even the stickiest kids handprints off of furniture.

Kreutz wrote:
As for me, as a dorky envirodweeb, i have rechargeable electric yard implements (no gas fumes in my face while I work!) and abstain from chemical fertilizers, so I'm safe.

I prefer the gas powered stuff. I'm currently looking for gas powered kitchen appliances, and maybe even a gas-powered toothbrush...

Kreutz wrote:Its also unwise to keep too much gasoline or fertilizer in the shed. Other household chemicals are problematic too.

Of course, what constitutes "too much", who knows?

As I recall Tim Kaine thought something like 350 rounds of ammo was a "stockpile" or "arsenal" or some such thing that needed to be monitored and tracked by the government. so I am guessing too much would be a pretty small number.

SHMIV wrote:

Kreutz wrote:
As for me, as a dorky envirodweeb, i have rechargeable electric yard implements (no gas fumes in my face while I work!) and abstain from chemical fertilizers, so I'm safe.

I prefer the gas powered stuff. I'm currently looking for gas powered kitchen appliances, and maybe even a gas-powered toothbrush...

I'm oldskool. Only coal powered appliances for me.