[nonsporting]

There isn't the slightest chance a word of it is true, as written. A legal dealer made legal sales to legal buyers. The ATF then alleges that some of those buyers did something illegal, without having proved any of it, but doesn't go after them, or after their illegal purchasers, it goes after the only one involved in the entire affair, supposedly, who did everything legally. It is a transparent smear.

It's hard to believe ANYTHING the ATF alleges is true anymore. Something about this story stinks.

[JasonC]

They raided his store *last May*. They found hundreds of weapons, what a surprise, in a gun store. They got around to alleging this smear only now, 10 months later. Yeah, somehow it seems remarkably likely they are making it all up.

His real crime was probably selling SKSs or AKs or AR-15s, which the ATF doesn't want him to do. Or anyone else. So they look around for one of dozens or hundreds he sold that ended up in bad hands, not even from him, but after a subsequent sale, and then drum up something RICO-able.

[Ron H.]

It's hard to believe ANYTHING the ATF alleges is true anymore. Something about this story stinks.

We are at the point where 98% of so-called news (aka proaganda) coming out of the BATF and its parent, the (in)Justice Dept should be considered suspect and questioned.