Deputies estimate that they've seized between 7,000 and 10,000 stolen guns

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  • M67

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    Thor

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    On top of the weapons he had 150 chainsaws...ol Rusty thought he might have planned to start a riot, more likely field a brigade!

    Though if the guy was originally had been on the police radar for drug smuggling it is entirely possible that the found weapons were 99.9% hunting rifles and shotguns because the other stolen weapons had been going out with drug shipments. The hunting weapons would have had limited gang/cartel value.
     

    indykid

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    Nice the police are going to try to match the weapon with their rightful owner, but looking at the photo showing a pile of long guns stacked several feet high, they most likely won't be in the same condition as when they left their proper owners.
     

    ArcadiaGP

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    The headline I saw was this:

    BREAKING: man accused of hoarding nearly 10-thousand guns just arrested in Union County.

    To which I asked, "for what?"
     
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