Cops Arrest Man For Having Too Much Ammo, Guns

[Crazycomic]

Come on New York... Seriously...

[BigPimping]

Somebody got railroaded. Hopefully he gets a good lawyer.

[GW]

Geez
Only in New York

[hermosabeach]

Who recall the story of the guy passing away in his car in LA...


LAPD took more than 2,000 firearms to "determine" if they were legal....


No PC

They just took them

[Grakken]

You guys are insane. Nothing good (for us) will come of this. This is same ole same ole.

Even when we win, some liberal judge takes the football away at the last second. We, of all people, should know this very well.

[ziconceo]

Sucks for that guy but hopefully this becomes the case that undoes those ****ty laws. Especially since scotus declined to hear Jackson v sf.

Also, since I don't reload, someone enlighten me if powder is actually that dangerous? It would make sense but I don't trust this complete **** storm of a biased article.

Gasoline is far more dangerous than gun powder. Gun powder can't be lit by sparks and doesn't start fires very easily. That being said, over 200# of powder is enough to blow up a house and injure people all over the neighborhood. I could see a reckless endangerment charge being somewhat reasonable. Unless it was properly stored, then effff that.

[shakyshoot]

Gasoline is far more dangerous than gun powder. Gun powder can't be lit by sparks and doesn't start fires very easily.

Huh? Gunpowder can't be lit by sparks? Isn't that the whole principle of a flintlock? Or is black powder different than smokeless? And if so, why is everybody worried about steel core ammo sparking range fires?

[ziconceo]

Huh? Gunpowder can't be lit by sparks? Isn't that the whole principle of a flintlock? Or is black powder different than smokeless? And if so, why is everybody worried about steel core ammo sparking range fires?

Well, it's very unlikely. I've tried to ignite a pile of imr 4064 using a dead lighter and only Flint sparks. Nothing.

Black powder is way different.

Sparks can easily start dry brush fires

[heidad01]

Well, Mr. Shou is just the average Calgunner. I don't know why he moved to Queens but failed to post a how to here before his move.

What a crock of shet. So, he failed a storage guide line. Give him a warning ticket and 30 days to obtain proper storage boxes, what ever that is. I'm sure there is more than enough real crimes in Queens to go after.

[SonofWWIIDI]

more time than Yee

WTF!

I hope he gets off.

In reality, he'll probably plea out for a shorter sentence and lose his 2A rights anyway.

[Soginator]

Well, Mr. Shou is just the average Calgunner. I don't know why he moved to Queens but failed to post a how to here before his move.

What a crock of shet. So, he failed a storage guide line. Give him a warning ticket and 30 days to obtain proper storage boxes, what ever that is. I'm sure there is more than enough real crimes in Queens to go after.

But none with as much publicity. "Think of the children!"

[CSACANNONEER]

225# of powder?

NOW I'm impressed!

It' a start.

[roostersgt]

So that's where all of the Varget went.

[Sky_DiveR]

....over 200# of powder is enough to blow up a house and injure people all over the neighborhood....

Um, what? That much powder could cause significant damage to his apartment, the neighboring apartments, and the exterior walls but it will not "blow up". Gunpowder will merely burn if not within a sealed container.

On another note, I wish I had 200lbs of powder.

[XDJYo]

Huh? Gunpowder can't be lit by sparks? Isn't that the whole principle of a flintlock? Or is black powder different than smokeless? And if so, why is everybody worried about steel core ammo sparking range fires?

Well, it's very unlikely. I've tried to ignite a pile of imr 4064 using a dead lighter and only Flint sparks. Nothing.

Black powder is way different.

Sparks can easily start dry brush fires

Hickok45 to the rescue to answer your burning questions! (pun intended!).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4ig3V6MaMI

Shows the difference between smokeless powder & black powder. Pretty impressive. That man has just way too much fun in his backyard (range).