I do not know this guy

[Pete]

I swear I do not know this guy.

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/PrintStory.pl?document_id=2008651920&zsection_id=2003925728&slug=weapons21m0&date=20090121

On the other hand - if you are going to do something illegal do not do something stupid like keep it in a rental storage place.

[nmap]

And still worse, fail to pay the rent on the storage shed, resulting in seizure of the contents....:rolleyes:

When I hear about such things, I cannot help wondering why the people don't do the paperwork to become an arms dealer. With some additional paperwork (form - 6?) they can import foreign weapons of war, and then can sell (export) the arms under the U.S. State Dept.'s ITAR. All legal, and perhaps even profitable for the more adventurous.

[x SF med]

What? NO Det Cord? Loser. I would have expected at least a case of Claymores too.

I wish I had known that storage unit 20 miles away was for sale, I would have made an offer.... and then quietly been on my way. (well, not really, but I can dream about it - right?)

[Team Sergeant]

"In all my years, I've never seen this sort of firepower in one place," said ATF Special Agent Nick Starcevic, the Seattle office's senior operations officer.

I'm guessing here but I bet ATF Special Agent Nick Starcevic has never been in/served in the US military.....;)

That ain't firepower.......

Team Sergeant

And to comment/expound on what X_SF_med said, they need to be looking for time-fuze, det-cord, blasting caps (electric & non-electric) and M60 fuse igniters...

[Loadsmasher]

They didn't say whether the good citizen got to keep any of the goodies.:rolleyes:

[CSB]

ATF Special Agent Heidi Wallace said much of the recovered ordnance was almost certainly stolen from the military because there is no other place to get it.



You can be assured that every lot number, DODAC, headstamp, as well as fingerprint and shipping label, is being dissected.

Someone is in deep shit, and it's not just the "heavyset bearded" defendant.