July 22nd, 2002. Recounting My Experience Dealing With Agents From The ATF.

I recount the events of my experience with agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, 22 years after it happened. This story was only known by a select few people, and now, I’m sharing it with everyone else who’ll listen.
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[@milfordvb]

These cops are ridiculous, the same thing happened to me. It was April 3rd, 1998 9:07AM, there I am sleeping buck naked wearing only my Codpiece revolver on and the damn cops pull their guns on me. They wouldn't even let me put my pants on or eat a pop-tart without taking off my codpiece.

[@twiz148]

You could have a 50 cal machine gun next to your bed...so long as you legally own it. What was their justification for being there? Was there a warrant? If so for what? What was the justification for taking the handguns? By the way yoy REALLY shouldn't advertise your medical trauma on KZbin. Depending on where you live they could easily use your admission to file an ERPO against you and take ALL of your guns.

[@Christolclear101]

@@twiz148 I’ll be happy to answer your questions. To your first question: my dad sold some firearms at a local flea market. Under Georgia state law at the time, you could legally sell firearms at a flea market without a license, as long as they were out of your personal collection, which was what my dad was doing. For your second question: I found out later that they did have a warrant, and the judge who signed it was one appointed by George W. Bush. Third: they only wanted handguns to make their own case look better. As for that, I’m personally not worried, as the state I’m in refuses to comply with them. I have no felonies anyway, so I’m not worried, besides, they’re blatantly unconstitutional. Any other questions you have, I’ll be happy to answer them.