Posted on Jun 14, 2023
Navy Master-at-Arms gets 20 years for selling illegal machine guns, having unregistered grenade,...
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A U.S. Navy Master-at-Arms was sentenced to 20 years in prison for selling multiple illegal machine guns and for possessing several unregistered grenade and missile launchers.
28-year-old Patrick Tate Adamiak was sentenced Tuesday after being convicted back in October. Evidence presented at the trial showed Adamiak sold eight machine guns to an ATF informant between October 2021 and April 2022. He also had 25 more unregistered guns at his home when authorities executed a search warrant, along with two grenade launchers and two antitank missile launchers, all unregistered.
28-year-old Patrick Tate Adamiak was sentenced Tuesday after being convicted back in October. Evidence presented at the trial showed Adamiak sold eight machine guns to an ATF informant between October 2021 and April 2022. He also had 25 more unregistered guns at his home when authorities executed a search warrant, along with two grenade launchers and two antitank missile launchers, all unregistered.
Navy Master-at-Arms gets 20 years for selling illegal machine guns, having unregistered grenade,...
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Firearms and Guns
MA: Master-at-Arms
ATF
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
CSM Charles Hayden Passed 7/29/2025 I Wore a Badge but as a "Collateral Duty" My Primary function was SPAWARS 6211 CNO WWMCCS Tech Control, A Secondary Duty was Master at Arms to Chief of Staff Space and Naval Systems Warfare Command. "Enjoy" Sometimes I Guess. Mostly it was getting to stand by an Idiot during Admirals Mast (Article 15) while the 2 Star Jumps their S&&t! Functioning as a Court Bailiff of Sorts.
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Odd that he managed to sell 8 of them unless he did it all at the same time.
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Ridiculous case of entrapment.
The parts he bought had been "demmilitarized" in accordance with the ATF regulations at the time those parts was demilled. The old process does not meet the newer standards.
Adamiak was not the person who demilled the parts. He bought them already demilled. Parts that have been demilled do not require any license to sell because they are not weapons.
An ATF informant solicited those specific parts because the ATF knew those parts would not meet the current demil process -- the ATF was asking the individual to commit a crime (that is the legal definition off entrapment)
The ATF knew the seller was selling parts that had been demilled by the old sawcut process, but did not move against the professional seller - instead they set up an amateur by asking him to buy the parts and resell the parts.
None of those parts were functional weapons.
None of those parts could be "readily" made into functional weapons.
The parts he bought had been "demmilitarized" in accordance with the ATF regulations at the time those parts was demilled. The old process does not meet the newer standards.
Adamiak was not the person who demilled the parts. He bought them already demilled. Parts that have been demilled do not require any license to sell because they are not weapons.
An ATF informant solicited those specific parts because the ATF knew those parts would not meet the current demil process -- the ATF was asking the individual to commit a crime (that is the legal definition off entrapment)
The ATF knew the seller was selling parts that had been demilled by the old sawcut process, but did not move against the professional seller - instead they set up an amateur by asking him to buy the parts and resell the parts.
None of those parts were functional weapons.
None of those parts could be "readily" made into functional weapons.
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CPL Douglas Chrysler
So he didn't steal them? I wish the ATF could get their standards synchronized.
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CPL Douglas Chrysler theyre an unconstitutional bureaucracy with no constitutional authority to make enforcible laws. Dont expect anything but garbage from them.
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