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Current reports have this guy toting around 1300 rounds of ammo! A little quick math tells me that-- if it was all 5.56 Tula like they show in the "arsenal" shot-- that's over forty pounds of ammunition!
And his arsenal? Since when do the cops leave out ANYthing that might be a black mark? I've seen arsenal shots displaying Red Ryder BB guns! But this shot shows a replica Remington cap and ball revolver and an AR upper. No complete rifle, no shotgun. There IS a box for a blackpowder rifle, though what that means eludes me. Maybe they're not showing the shotgun because it's a caplock or flintlock?
As for the 1300 rounds, they display what looks like around 120-130, depending on whether all of the Tula boxes are full or not, and how many rounds are in that baggie.
My guess is that we're about to see a push to mandate licensing and serial numbering of uppers, limiting them to face-to-face purchases at FFL's. Since the barreled upper is the part you can't print or cobble together out of Walmart cutting boards in your garage, this seems like the plausible move to circumvent the possibility of citizens continuing to arm themselves in spite of the government.
the 1300 round ammo count is just more "proof" that internet sales are bad, and just in time to catch the California Senate getting ready to vote on those prohibitive bills.
How far off am I?
And his arsenal? Since when do the cops leave out ANYthing that might be a black mark? I've seen arsenal shots displaying Red Ryder BB guns! But this shot shows a replica Remington cap and ball revolver and an AR upper. No complete rifle, no shotgun. There IS a box for a blackpowder rifle, though what that means eludes me. Maybe they're not showing the shotgun because it's a caplock or flintlock?
As for the 1300 rounds, they display what looks like around 120-130, depending on whether all of the Tula boxes are full or not, and how many rounds are in that baggie.
My guess is that we're about to see a push to mandate licensing and serial numbering of uppers, limiting them to face-to-face purchases at FFL's. Since the barreled upper is the part you can't print or cobble together out of Walmart cutting boards in your garage, this seems like the plausible move to circumvent the possibility of citizens continuing to arm themselves in spite of the government.
the 1300 round ammo count is just more "proof" that internet sales are bad, and just in time to catch the California Senate getting ready to vote on those prohibitive bills.
How far off am I?
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