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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
AR15/10 Rifles
His AR15 blew up
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<blockquote data-quote="436" data-source="post: 2776040" data-attributes="member: 16609"><p>Old rooster,</p><p>I'm sure you did hear that story of the AR, Rangemaster, and Sheriff. But I don't think my friend it would have gone down that way... Being a 25-year LEO vet of Washington State, I'm pretty sure someone may have embellished that story they told you, not the first time someone blew a story up involving AR, accidents, and LEO believe me. The only way the LEO would have gotten involved in that would have been if someone was hurt, besides the owner of the weapon. Rifle/pistol range have absolutely no right to confiscate a personal firearm end of the story. They can ask you to leave, or they can report it to LEO, but... that's it. Unless you threaten (immediate and dangerous threat) some other person on the range, well... at that point, it would be a pretty commonsense thing. I'm pretty sure range officers in Washington have no powers of arrest nor can they seize privet property. Just my 0.2 my friend, I think the guy that told you didn't have it quite right. Cheers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="436, post: 2776040, member: 16609"] Old rooster, I'm sure you did hear that story of the AR, Rangemaster, and Sheriff. But I don't think my friend it would have gone down that way... Being a 25-year LEO vet of Washington State, I'm pretty sure someone may have embellished that story they told you, not the first time someone blew a story up involving AR, accidents, and LEO believe me. The only way the LEO would have gotten involved in that would have been if someone was hurt, besides the owner of the weapon. Rifle/pistol range have absolutely no right to confiscate a personal firearm end of the story. They can ask you to leave, or they can report it to LEO, but... that's it. Unless you threaten (immediate and dangerous threat) some other person on the range, well... at that point, it would be a pretty commonsense thing. I'm pretty sure range officers in Washington have no powers of arrest nor can they seize privet property. Just my 0.2 my friend, I think the guy that told you didn't have it quite right. Cheers. [/QUOTE]
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