[A CA Guy]

Right, but how often are search warrants issued for people suspected of just being law-abiding citizens?

I would guess legally the answer would be never because no judge can legally grant a warrant for no reason.

[supercat]

Right, but how often are search warrants issued for people suspected of just being law-abiding citizens?

I would guess legally the answer would be never because no judge can legally grant a warrant for no reason.

Right. If cops are serving a search warrant against you, it will be because they--rightly or wrongly--suspect you of lawbreaking. If the fact that someone suspected of lawbreaking owns or may own a gun is sufficient basis for a no-knock raid, then what protection do the law-abiding people who get wrongly figured have against them?