A Bluffton man was sentenced Friday to 20 months in a minimum-security prison for selling firearms to felons.
Timothy Bryant, 46, was arrested in May after an investigation at his Parlor City Pawn Shop by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives using an undercover agent and a cooperating source. Investigators believed he sold guns to people legally prohibited from owning firearms and faked documents in order to do so, according to court documents.
In September, Bryant pleaded guilty to two of the four charges in an indictment against him, admitting to selling firearms to addicts, felons or fugitives.