warpedskydiver

The .gov people used to encourage the building of fallout shelters and bunkers. Now if you have one they will call it a hideout a bunker or tunnels, and that you are crazy. We may need fallout shelters more than ever now. I have met guys whom after retiring from "desk jobs", found it neccessary to build a home with escape tunnels and a defensive perimeter. I guess they are crazy as well.

Depending on the caliber it could have been just a pallet of .22lr If it were anything larger I would say he may have had a really good investment strategy. I know a guy who bought 3 million rounds of .50cal BMG APIT for 1 dollar per round off of the goverment. He sold those in 2002 back to the Military at $3 per and could have gotten more but he is honest.

Gee maybe this guy was trying to make sure no firefighters were hurt? Now the cops have him held in a mental ward on POLICE HOLD. He owned the ammo legally, the firearms are not illegal or are not kown to be. So ask yourselves why is he being treated as a criminal? How much does anyone wanna bet he does not get back the ammo worth ALOT of money. I wonder if any of you doubt he will get teh legally owned weapons back either. I would wager the best ones will be either "lost" or "destroyed accidentally" Since when is being a collector or active shooter a crime?

Mar 2, 2007 5:48 am US/Pacific Fire Leads Authorties To Massive Weapons Cache (CBS) NORCO, Calif. An attic fire in a Norco home led to the discovery of a large weapons cache, including about 100 guns, at least one million rounds of ammunition and an underground tunnel, authorities said. The man who resided in the house in the 1800 block of Pali Drive struggled with authorities about 3:30 p.m. Thursday and was taken into custody and placed on a 72-hour psychiatric hold, according to Riverside County Sheriff's Investigator Jerry Franchville. The resident, who lived alone, was reluctant to leave the burning home and fought with sheriff's deputies when they arrived, Franchville said. "He was physically detained," he said. Once the fire was extinguished, authorities noticed the weapons and ammo, stored mostly in the garage, Franchville said. Firefighters also found a tunnel leading under the house, Norco Fire Department Battalion Chief Ron Knueven said. "We haven't gone down into it," he said. "What we've been told so far is that it goes under the house. According to a family member, it goes under the garage, then makes a 90-degree turn to the right and goes under the rest of the house." The suspect's name was being withheld, Franchville said, because of limitations placed on the release of information about people under medical care in 2003 by the national Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. The cache of ammo was believed to be largest ever seized in the county, he said. It was unclear if any of the weapons were illegal to own, Franchville said. Several other homes in the area were evacuated "to make sure that we don't have anything that could be ... a dangerous airborne or maybe explosive," he said. The cause of the fire was not immediately known.

whew thanks for catching that! That nearly made me ill to think about it

I think it was the greeks. Hades was god of the underworld

I prefer it when there is a race to see who can get naked first, me or the hottie...either way we both win!

I know quite a few cops who have stated that if there was ever a gun round up, including house to house searches they will quit on the spot rather than be killed in droves. One Lt's position was that police would lose approximately 20 men per block. I argued that number as being optomistic.

I would like to see you explain some especially heinous crimes or actions by groups of humans as just a normal occurrence. I have no plausible scientific explanation for it. People really suck. Did I mention I like animals?

John I am glad it turned up, yes it was most likely stolen then dumped due to being scared.

AND not every gun toting civilian has 11B training. That is true John, some have far better training.

should have sold the tube and bought the 14.5" entry bbl

Tom Dillion used to make a nice cherry stout ale. It was real good.

Send a case of #6 for independent analysis.

Dude when you go to sleep at night just know they have an operative crawling into your room and hiding under the bed with a pistol that fires frozen darts of a chemical known to cease respiration asap. Hey did I tell you I saved money on my car insurance by not driving like an idiot?

Bill when I was in the hospital we were always expected to get up on time and make our own beds. We also made sure the room was tidy as best we could. I guess things were different then.

I bet the incoming commanding general will be a bit tougher and there will be changes.

This does not suprise me, there is no excuse in the damn world why any soldier wounded in combat shoud ever have to live in conditions like that. I would like to add there are alot of wasteful government programs and just the wasted dollars alone would fund the VA beyond it's wildest dreams. Imagine what they could do if they had the money and it was spent with very close oversight. I am also aware that there are a few VA officials being paid a large salary, and for what I do not know.

I don't fear too much from weed smokers, unless I have only one cookie in my hand.

BTW check out this past months issue of Infantry Magazine

Don't you have a benelli m1?

Cheap drugs is why and the fact that Mexican Drug Cartels have found it is easier to manufacture here in the US than to smuggle it up here. Also the profit margin is very high. Remember back when the rich and famous thought cocaine was "rich mans aspirin"? Now it is viewed as a scumbag drug.

When the argument suits an antigunner a firearm will shoot down a satellite, when they disparage our country's fighting forces they say we are getting our asses kicked because our weapons suck. etc.

I am truly suprised most people seem to not know much about it, especially the military vets. RS has been on TV through the Military Channel, Discovery Channel, History Channel, and a few others. If anyone gets near ABN, Spec Ops, Rangers, or other lesser known units they will undoubtedly know about it through contact with these guys. That is what is so amazing, police in that area have been involved in RS for 40+ yrs.

No they just make them drink more Kool-Aid