Bazooka seized in huge gun bust

[paul]

QUEEN CREEK, Arizona (CNN) -- A "deadly" weapons cache was uncovered in an Arizona storage facility Thursday by agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, an agency spokesman said.

"There is a large cache of military firearms, including explosives, machine guns, a bazooka, a flame thrower," said a spokesman for the ATF in Phoenix. A Russian rocket-propelled grenade launcher also was seized.

http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/Southwest/01/16...bust/index.html

I want to be the guy that does the "tests of the weapons to determine if they are functional". :lazerburn :sniper: :2gunsfiri

 

[TexasRaceLady]

I don't know, Paul. Sounds like some could be old and backfire.

 

[Lap3Forever]

Originally posted by paul
I want to be the guy that does the "tests of the weapons to determine if they are functional".   :lazerburn :sniper: :2gunsfiri

Your not the olny one. :lazerburn

 

[paul]

Very true TRL. Having an RPG backfire might not be too fun.

I'll let Lappy handle that one.

 

[Lap3Forever]

Originally posted by paul
Very true TRL.  Having an RPG backfire might not be too fun.

I'll let Lappy handle that one.

Thanks Buddy

 

[paul]

No problem, always willing to help a friend out. No pun intended.

 

[race4beer]

The guy is/was an avid military weapons collector.

 

[fergy1370]

Wasn't another cache discovered last year in Arizona?

 

[4xchampncountin]

The BATF scares the crap out of me. But this guy did have a record of breaking the law regarding the machine gun and silencer arrest. So, he wasn't protected from this type of search. Sounds like a good thing they got this nut-job before he used some of this stuff!