The majority of folks on here said they would fight to keep their guns (based on another poll in this forum), but I think they have a romantic idea of how confiscation would go down. I would like to give a more likely and specific scenario:
It's a few years from now, guns are not banned, but there has been a crack down (something like "The War on Guns" is popular). The police/ATF came to the door, Detective types, not SWAT. They identify themselves and someone asks if you are (insert your name here). If you are a C&R holder or FFL expect they would ask about that too, since it basically gives them the right to look at your guns. (The C&R ones anyway).
You can say no, the guns are in a lake, stolen, whatever, but guess what? They have a search warrant. It seems one of your friendly neighbors said you had illegal machine guns (nevermind how he would know that). It seems they are here to take all your guns for "inspection and test firing". Yes, even the bolt actions because, "we are field agents not machine gun experts". When will you get them back, "well when the investigation is completed of course" (milpitas anyone?).
So right there, your guns are going to go away. Maybe for a few months, maybe forever. Also, who knows what kind "modifications" might happen to you guns in the hands of the ATF. One of your guns might even be "accidentally" switched for an actual machine gun (you have PROOF of all your serial numbers right?).
So what do you do, fight? You might even win, they don't look so well armed... But everything they are doing is "legal" right? Murder LE in cold blood? I think thats a more difficult decision than "would I fight".
Now if you don't shoot, there are many options, but WOULD YOU SHOOT? Only yes or no there.
It's a few years from now, guns are not banned, but there has been a crack down (something like "The War on Guns" is popular). The police/ATF came to the door, Detective types, not SWAT. They identify themselves and someone asks if you are (insert your name here). If you are a C&R holder or FFL expect they would ask about that too, since it basically gives them the right to look at your guns. (The C&R ones anyway).
You can say no, the guns are in a lake, stolen, whatever, but guess what? They have a search warrant. It seems one of your friendly neighbors said you had illegal machine guns (nevermind how he would know that). It seems they are here to take all your guns for "inspection and test firing". Yes, even the bolt actions because, "we are field agents not machine gun experts". When will you get them back, "well when the investigation is completed of course" (milpitas anyone?).
So right there, your guns are going to go away. Maybe for a few months, maybe forever. Also, who knows what kind "modifications" might happen to you guns in the hands of the ATF. One of your guns might even be "accidentally" switched for an actual machine gun (you have PROOF of all your serial numbers right?).
So what do you do, fight? You might even win, they don't look so well armed... But everything they are doing is "legal" right? Murder LE in cold blood? I think thats a more difficult decision than "would I fight".
Now if you don't shoot, there are many options, but WOULD YOU SHOOT? Only yes or no there.

I do keep other guns stored other places just incase) Of course If this was happening with everyone Id' die in a pile of brass to protect my rights



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