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We are asking everyone to review what you have in your gun safe or workshop. Take the time to find out what is against the law and what is not. Remember, our first reported incident was over a flash hider on an M-1A and some armor piercing projectiles. Don't let this happen to YOU.

A friend/subcontractor who lives near San Diego, sold his entire collection of AR's right after CA passed their draconian AW ban, because he could not tell what was and what was not, against the law. And he has a son who is a deputy sheriff!. Sad, just sad.

One of my co-workers sawed his new Saiga AK-47 receiver in half on Dec 31, 2000 because he had not registered it in time and couldn't afford to lose his TS clearance. It even had the CA legal 10-round magazine. I would have paid him his purchase price and carted it to my new home in Idaho if I had known his intentions ahead of time. I moved into the new house Dec 19, 2000. Too bad.