Arm 1,200 looters at one time

[Lowdown3]

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-lapd-guns-20150720-story.html

In one nice easy stop.

Bonk the nutty guy on the head and clean out the place, bingo and instant 1,200 or so looters now armed.

How much is too much?

The more interesting statistic to me would be- how many of these were used AT ALL, and how many had more than 100 round through them?

[protus]

You seen the pictures?
lots of high end m40 style bolt guns...lots of not cheap stuff.
Either way...its be like winning the lotto to some lucky looter...

[tech]

Being in Kali, they'll likely be melted quickly...

[RobertJ]

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/l...720-story.html

In one nice easy stop.

Bonk the nutty guy on the head and clean out the place, bingo and instant 1,200 or so looters now armed.

How much is too much?

I have a nice collection (not even in the same league as his) and have been asking my self the same question. There is no way for me to take them all if I have to bug out. Most are Safe Queens, only see daylight to be cleane a few times a year. Plan was to take the firing pins or bolts out. Keep the firearms left behind locked in safes, hide the bolts/firing pins elsewhere. This is to prevent them from being used by looters.
My new plan of action is to sell, been trying with little success. All I see when I look at it now is money to be used for preps I dont have like force multipliers...NVG, laser, DKS armor,etc.

It will be interesting to see how California handel's the firearms. The story they spin, and how he afforded them. I like how they had the 50 cal (now illegal?in Ca.) Prominately displayed. If those few boxes of ammo they showed (2 tons?) is all he had for all those guns...he didnt have enough. May be a saving grace if Lootie got them. Or for lootie to figure out what bullet went to which gun.