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ATF Targets Gun Dealer

Here’s more info on the Kwan case:

The ATF did two things here during this case:

1.) ATF examined every gun in his inventory [by flying out a firearms technology branch expert]. Many were forwarded to FTB for further “testing”. The ATF took a semi version of the M-14 and the ATF, not Mr. Kwan and made a machine gun out of it. The ATF claimed it was a machinegun because it was made from a MG, “once a machine gun always a machine gun”, and that it was also “readily restorable” as well, and it only took a small arms expert, in a government research facility about 30 minutes to make it fire full auto.

2.)The ATF later added a superseded charge of an un-registered Short Barrel Rifle because Mr Kwan had a Heckler and Koch VP-70 model M [machine gun], with factory “Holster/Stock” [plastic version of Luger or high power wooden holster/stock], a spare “Holster/Stock”, and a VP-70 model Z [semi only]. All perfectly legal.

I discussed the case before here.

One Response to “ATF Targets Gun Dealer”

  1. Sebastian Says:

    I notice Ryan mentions they are the same shits he’s dealing with. Hopefully they can get this guy off on the SBR charge. I’m glad to see the once-a-machinegun rule shot down in court yet again.

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