Back in March the ATF raided gun store Ares Armor and demanded a customer list of 5000 people who had purchased a certain gun part, known as a lower receiver, which helps people more easily build their own gun.
Ares Armor obtained a restraining order against the ATF, but the ATF raided all store locations anyway.
Now, owner Dimitrios Karras in an act of open defiance has started selling another version of the receiver without asking for approval from the feds first.
“If they don’t like what I’m doing they can come down here and do something about it,” a stern Karras stated. “At this point put up or shut up, we’ve been going at this for months now.”
The ATF seized much of this stores merchandise, calling this gun part a ‘weapon’ in and unto itself, which they claim gives them the right to seize the inventory.
Karras is a veteran who completed tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.
the feds break the law.justice is seeking them out.
Sue them? Shoot the unconstitutional mf’rs!
Restraining order against the ATF? Bwahahagahag, that’s funny
someone has to stand up thank you. I wish this was about guns But it is not it is about freedom.
Tha ATF is NOT due process and has ZERO authority to make ANY demands! Damn CRIMINAL NAZI ATF…Begin the process of EXTERMINATION!
Well as I said before it is hard to say a screw is a weapon, as a butt plate either, or a stock, or fore arms, or sights, Your approach may be off. What you need is a top notch attorney who can argue before all courts that a part is not a weapon so a receiver is not a rifle nor any part is a whole. If you are a parts store you sell pieces not the whole.