Long Island gun stores raided

[ARV]

About 6" total. This gives you the ability to turn a normal firearm into a weapon of mass destruction. Though I forget, to go insane and terrorize a mall do you collapse the stock or extend it??

First one, then the other.

 

[dcmdon]

This is going nowhere. The ATF recognizes pinning as permanent enough.

This is a rare case where it would probably be in the licensee's best interest to contact the ATF.

 

[LKB3rd]

Wow. These morons could have actually spent the same energy looking for real criminals.

I think there is a case to be made that they are the real criminals in this situation, violating the 2nd amendment.

 

[temchik]

So, the DA isn't fired yet? I mean he spent 80k of taxpayer's money to make a political point and that backfired with another 5mil to be spent... not good business, I am afraid...

 

[Coyote33]

I think there is a case to be made that they are the real criminals in this situation, violating the 2nd amendment.

So, the DA isn't fired yet? I mean he spent 80k of taxpayer's money to make a political point and that backfired with another 5mil to be spent... not good business, I am afraid...

Someone needs to shine the light on these fools, and expose them for what they are and what they are doing, and have the people do the rest.

 

[je25ff]

Holy crap. It's all coming together now. What a corrupt piece of $#!? county that is.

But there’s more to this story than most are reporting. In 2008, Martin Tretola filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit in federal court against Nassau County for violations of his constitutional rights. The County was unable to dismiss the lawsuit, and it is scheduled for trial soon. Right before the jury is selected is an awfully convenient time for another raid and arrest.

 

[rkwjunior]

I try not to put my collapsable AR stock to the lowest setting. Who knows how many people I'd kill before I regained control? [/sarcasm]

LOLOLOL

 

[dcmdon]

But there’s more to this story than most are reporting. In 2008, Martin Tretola filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit in federal court against Nassau County for violations of his constitutional rights. The County was unable to dismiss the lawsuit, and it is scheduled for trial soon. Right before the jury is selected is an awfully convenient time for another raid and arrest.

That suit is a done deal. The gun shop owner won $5 million.