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As of this moment, it’s unlikely that local cops will go house to house confiscating illegal firearms. After all, they’re our neighbors with ties to the communities they live in.

“After all, they’re our neighbors with ties to the communities they live in.”

I live in Maine. I know where the police chief lives. I know where the county sheriff lives. I know where police officers live. If I know, many other people know, too.

People in Maine are heavily armed.

As of this moment, it’s unlikely that local cops will go house to house confiscating illegal firearms. After all, they’re our neighbors with ties to the communities they live in.

Which is why during Katrina out of state police were used by design. If there's a confiscation action, perhaps an "example" for the community or neighborhood, it would be feds do the raid, state police provide security, local police put out further on the perimeter. They do an example full on SWAT raid to spread fear, then say turn in guns. Rewards provided to those who snitch on folks with guns.

If the confiscation goes bad, and there is a shoot out, homeowner(s) dead, than it opens up a guerrilla war on a national level. While the illegal actions of those above entities conducting that raid in that area should be included in the range cards, it shouldn't be every police dept across the nation, many will hold to their oaths. It's better served to do a targeted flush of the planners, enablers behind all this, PERHAPS minimizing a full blown bloody civil war which might give the tyrants pause... also while police depts including all support staff should be warned in variety of ways, harassment, phone calls to home, etc. Fed level security forces are more apt to be loyal to regime, their leadership also needs to be "tweaked" throughout the country.