This has been a pretty big story in Alaska over the past few months. Long story short, some "Sovereign Citizens" (AKA: "Shitheads") plotted to kill some State Troopers, a federal judge, and an IRS agent. Anyways, take a look at their high speed kit...
http://newsminer.com/pages/full_stor...tance=14630220
"A good shooter with a weak body and weak mind will lose against one who has the physical ability to crush him, and the mental ability to do it repeatedly"
-Kyle Defoor
The comp with a can on it? LOLOriginally Posted by F-Trooper05
"I think we ought always to entertain our opinions with some measure of doubt. I shouldn't wish people dogmatically to believe any philosophy, not even mine." - Bertrand Russell
So, they were going to shoot them with the P-22 until it ran dry and then beat them to death with the dummy grenades?
That's a P-22 with the extended barrel. The "compensator" slots are purely cosmetic.
Some might say that description applies to the P-22 in general.
Where does it say anything about the grenades being fake?
The article talks about a lot more weapons than the ones shown.
It doesn't. I'm basing my guess on the blue spoons and fuse assemblies and the clearly visible holes in the bottoms of a few of the grenades. They may have intended to rearm them, I suppose.
I can't seem to edit my posts on the iPad I'm using...
I meant to add that I can see that they were milled, but as you noted, that's not much of an obstacle.
I think re-arming grenades is a standard fantasy among fat guys in tiger-stripe camo, but one that doesn't actually happen nearly as often as supposed.
(Safety note to Marty Militiaman: A 209 primer does not have a five-second delay...)
I don't know any fat, tiger stripe wearing guys, so I'll have to defer to you on that:-) I was thinking more about ied's rather than true rearming, but either way, it's not hard to make a metal container blow up. I think they were armed and armored when they were arrested, I doubt they'd be carrying inert grenades, but what do I know. They are nuts, after all.
Well, I don't know what Sovereign Citizen/Militia types wear in the Frozen North; around here they're big on tiger stripes for some reason. Maybe they blend in well in soybean fields?
I wonder if these were the Turner Diaries-readin' kind, or just the garden-variety Alex Jones type? Anyhow, they sure backed a winner with that Cox guy.
(And what's up with the semiauto beltfed? Seriously. What tactical niche was that supposed to fill in their little plan? "Here, Fred, you carry the thirty pound deer rifle...")
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