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To: FlingWingFlyer

“When your government wants to take away your guns, you know that you’re in big, big trouble.”

Those who come to take away our guns might be in big trouble too, if you get my drift.


22 posted on 01/05/2019 2:23:50 PM PST by elcid1970 (My gun safe is saying, "Room for one more, honey!")
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To: elcid1970
Those who come to take away our guns might be in big trouble too,

I am not criticizing you but merely offering the obvious tactical advisement

Those who come to take your guns will not be some general officer/deputy on a detail assignment. It will be a SWAT-style takedown with a no-knock warrant served at 4 AM. If you reach for ANY weapon you will die in a hail of bullets. This will be done loudly and without mercy, to the resistors, until the balance give up their weapons voluntarily until none remain. They will scan your wood framed residence with backscatter scanners days in advance while you are asleep and will know exactly where everything is.

This is the world we live in today.

My advice is to prepare your weapons. Store them outside of your residence. In PVC pipes filled with oil, sealed, and stored underground. in a location that is accessible but not immediate.

The idea of dying in a "blaze of glory" helps no one.

Yes, Solzhenitsyn was right, but that was in the 1930/40's when the scanning technologies did not exist. You could conceal weapons out of sight and have a realistic expectation of continued availability. Now, you're going to have to be much more sophisticated to keep them private.

45 posted on 01/05/2019 7:40:09 PM PST by Ouderkirk (Life is about ass, you're either covering, hauling, laughing, kicking, kissing, or behaving like one)
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