The United States District Court, Southern California District granted a temporary restraining order Tuesday against the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms and Explosives to stay a planned raid on an Oceanside gun parts supplier and seizing of its inventory and customer records. The planned action was due to the company providing the public with heretofore legal so-called “80 percent lower receivers,” unfinished gun parts that must be further processed by the purchasers in order to result in a legally-defined “firearm.”
RE: AR manufacturer granted restraining order against ATF
To bring those who haven't been following this up to speed:
Ares Armor produces 80% unmilled lower recievers, that by the letter of the law, is nothing more than a paper weight. The ATF demanded Ares Armor hand over all their customer records, for reasons that should be obvious given the state Ares Armor is in. Ares said no, filed, and was granted a restraining order.
This afternoon, the ATF raided them anyway. This sh*t is crazy. Rule of law means absolutely nothing to this administration. If it doesn't follow their agenda, they can come after you -- rule of law be damned.
(This post was last modified: 03-16-2014 12:51 AM by Kronke.)
RE: AR manufacturer granted restraining order against ATF
Here is worst part. Through his attorney, he actually agreed to voluntarily relinquish the parts that were supposedly "not legal". What they wanted was his list of purchasers. That is the scary part.
RE: AR manufacturer granted restraining order against ATF
(03-16-2014 12:19 AM)pharaoh0 Wrote: Here is worst part. Through his attorney, he actually agreed to voluntarily relinquish the parts that were supposedly "not legal". What they wanted was his list of purchasers. That is the scary part.
We've been talking about gun 'lists" on this board for a while and what the government would do with them. Criminals probably don't buy their guns and gun parts at shops like this, so regular Joes are now being scrutinized by the Feds.
RE: AR manufacturer granted restraining order against ATF
(03-16-2014 12:33 AM)smn1256 Wrote:
(03-16-2014 12:19 AM)pharaoh0 Wrote: Here is worst part. Through his attorney, he actually agreed to voluntarily relinquish the parts that were supposedly "not legal". What they wanted was his list of purchasers. That is the scary part.
We've been talking about gun 'lists" on this board for a while and what the government would do with them. Criminals probably don't buy their guns and gun parts at shops like this, so regular Joes are now being scrutinized by the Feds.
Criminals wouldn't know how to assemble receivers ... plus, they can buy pre-assembled guns off the street from places without record keeping and security cameras.
RE: AR manufacturer granted restraining order against ATF
(03-16-2014 07:51 AM)pharaoh0 Wrote:
(03-16-2014 12:33 AM)smn1256 Wrote:
(03-16-2014 12:19 AM)pharaoh0 Wrote: Here is worst part. Through his attorney, he actually agreed to voluntarily relinquish the parts that were supposedly "not legal". What they wanted was his list of purchasers. That is the scary part.
We've been talking about gun 'lists" on this board for a while and what the government would do with them. Criminals probably don't buy their guns and gun parts at shops like this, so regular Joes are now being scrutinized by the Feds.
Criminals wouldn't know how to assemble receivers ... plus, they can buy pre-assembled guns off the street from places without record keeping and security cameras.
..or better yet, have them bought and delivered by the Feds.
#fast&furious
(This post was last modified: 03-16-2014 11:51 AM by Kronke.)
03-16-2014 11:44 AM
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RE: AR manufacturer granted restraining order against ATF
The local sheriff should require the ATF to produce the agents who violated the court restraining order. They should then be arrested and charged. Untill that time no federal agent would be allowed to operate in that jurisdiction. It is time to start playing hard ball with the lawless federal gov't.