OK, which Calgunner was this?

[trailblazer87]

https://www.kron4.com/news/bay-area/cache-of-weapons-1-million-rounds-of-ammo-found-at-richmond-residence/

(KRON) ? A Richmond man was arrested after a search of his home uncovered nearly a dozen military-style machine guns, 60 assault rifles and approximately 1 million rounds of ammunition, among other weapons and explosives, California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Thursday. The suspect is alleged to be legally prohibited from owning any weapons.

[harbormaster]

Dang that dude could make Ukraine happy

[Josey Wales]

[SactoDoug]

Either one heck of a collector or an arms dealer for gangs and cartels.

Does anyone know where Leland Yee is?

[Preston-CLB]

There's a lot of high value weapons in that cache. Dang!

Too bad he was prohibited person from a collector's point of view. Now, he's toast.
-P

[heavyrecoil]

Since they didn?t release any details about this? collector? or say why he is a prohibited person, it?s hard to really know exactly what he was up to BUT usually when these things turn up in the news, it is almost always some older guy gun enthusiast that just wanted to own some (forbidden) cool stuff and not harm anybody. Bonta crowing about how this seizure is protecting the community is most likely total BS.

[korn bwn]

Either one heck of a collector or an arms dealer for gangs and cartels.

Does anyone know where Leland Yee is?

Lol! [emoji23]


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[OlderThanDirt]

Since they didn?t release any details about this? collector? or say why he is a prohibited person, it?s hard to really know exactly what he was up to BUT usually when these things turn up in the news, it is almost always some older guy gun enthusiast that just wanted to own some (forbidden) cool stuff and not harm anybody. Bonta crowing about how this seizure is protecting the community is most likely total BS.

I would go with the old guy theory. Inert hand grenades used to be very common, I recognize some 1980s era folding stocks, as well as some fake can firearms. I would be willing to bet that none of the machine guns are anything more than semiautomatic versions. Most of those firearms were probably legal when purchased.

As for the ammo, a million rounds seems like a lot, but 22 LR cases are 10,000 rounds each, and since the guy was into beltfed firearms, I'm sure he has bought in bulk in the past.

As for evil magazines, again most were probably legal when purchased before the 10 round limit, and maybe also some during Freedom Week.

In the end, they saved the community from an old guy that might fart in public.

[trailblazer87]

I've been thinking about this one and I think this was a dude that should have owned a boat.

[Oneaudiopro]

Only 1,000,000,000 rounds? Amateur

[Redeyedrider]

He must have got the memo on the pause for ammo background checks

[sheltiefan]

Bought em cheap, stacked em deep

[olhunter]

Only 1,000,000,000 rounds? Amateur

A BILLION rounds is a lot. Just sayin....

[Tere_Hanges]

Most if not all of that could have been legally acquired throughout the decades. I wonder if any of the "machine guns" are actually automatic or if they are semiauto or even inert. A million rounds sounds like a nice round number, It would cost a small fortune to buy that much ammo these days. Definitely decades worth of collecting. Guy had his own museum.

Probably a really old guy that became prohibited due to mental incompetency. That's what happens when folks get old. Hope he enjoyed his collection. Seems like he could have had some fun burning through that ammo at the range though.

[L84CABO]

Oh come on! A MILLION rounds of ammo and 3000 magazines and there's no picture of that? My thinks they might be fibbing just a bit.