Here it is, I finally got all of my property scanned and hosted for your entertainment: [img]http://community.webshots.com/storage/1/v4/0/21/93/28002193AEFSuvgtyW_ph.jpg[/img]....More to follow........

This weapon was confiscated and held hostage by a nazi police captain for 45 days without any legal justification. The thread was deleted after my attorney recommended me doing so. I am currently on trial for a stun gun that was found after a controversial search of car/home and detainment that resulted in several rights violations by the police dept. It was just a bad scene and after my trial is over I would be glad to share the details of this event with anyone who wants to know.

Some more momentos after a night of JBT's.. This is the release authorization for my weapon/ammo...Two rounds of Q3131A are missing from my confiscated ammo..[left][img]http://community.webshots.com/storage/1/v0/0/24/35/28002435SqkZJoqpOh_ph.jpg[/img][/left]

My "Illegal" armor piercing ammo![left][img]http://community.webshots.com/storage/1/v0/8/75/93/27387593vwpNEhRElg_ph.jpg[/img][/left]

This is how I got it back, with a signed plastic strap locking the action:[left][img]http://community.webshots.com/storage/1/v0/0/20/76/28002076IwKmLAnEAa_ph.jpg[/img][/left][left]Here is another paper fom the stun gun arrest which came a full eight days after the initial detainment:[left][img]http://community.webshots.com/storage/1/v3/9/96/57/28099657DMPmgyFffX_ph.jpg[/img][/left]

Glad to see you got it back 1shot. Now get out and shoot that thing.

Glad you got your stuff back. Did you get your Breitling watch back too? Those ain't cheap! The ignorance of those people is pretty scarey. Everybody knows (or at least I hope so!) that M855 ball is NOT AP! "Dispose of as you see fit" [shock] I hate to think of what that might mean.

Yeah, I'd leave the evidence sticker on there too. That'll get you some double takes at the range. It might even clear the range so you'll have it all to yourself! [;)]

I still remember the original thread, where some thought you could sue and become rich. As it stands now, (the way the system works) it costs a fortune to "break even". I think they must count on some people just giving up easily. Now, an inert stun gun...really! Other than the sticker, it looks pretty good. (leave it) Like they didnt throw it in a heap, at least. Dont forget to hug your wife, who was in communication with the right folks throughout the ordeal. (dinner would be nice) [;)]

I've been working like crazy to pay for my lawyer so I have not been here as much as I would like. For some reason a few of the pics didn't show up, I will try to get them up. The dispose of as you see fit had me asking a few questions to the property clerk who is a pro-gunner, and a very cool person. This was written by the DA and his actual intention was for the weapon to be destroyed after a ceratin amount of time. They didn't count on me fighting for it at all as most sheeple here just take the loss to prevent making waves. A funny thing happened at the range in PA. I was speaking with the range owner when a man walked up and commented on the evidence sticker. He said, "I never saw one of those leave the evidence room before." I replied, "I just got it back a week ago." He asked, "How did you get it out of the property room, I never heard of that before?" It was obvious that he thought I was a LEO, and that I was using a weapon from the property room. I explained that I was not a LEO and that this is my personally owned weapon. Then I told him the story and it turns out he is a NY state trooper. He was completely disgusted by the actions of the NRPD and he said that he frequently pulls over people with weapons in the car and he doesent even look twice because in upstate NY where he patrols, it is very common. The trooper also said that I should get a good lawyer. He was cool and we went to the firing line and swapped weapons for a few magazines. He had a new postban AK and a glock .40. I enjoyed the AK and he definately had a blast with my AR15. I gotta have an AK now! It is refreshing to meet good cops who are also pro gun like we have on this board. After that I had a small group of local shooters asking about the sticker and just like you guys said, it was a great way to educate people and a very good conversation starter. I did get a few stares from the 'new' shooters who came in with thier whole family to learn how to shoot a gun. It was still very nice to see so many people who were previously anti-gun, or on the fence, come out with their wife and kids to learn how to shoot. I watched about ten such groups come to rent mostly pistols and get a shooting lesson from the instructors. I sure hope this trend keeps up.

I agree with that. If I had another AR15, I would gladly retire this one today. In fact, I would really like to get a different AR15 because I can almost bet everything that they fired my weapon and keptit's 'fingerprint' on file. I was missing exactlt two rounds of ammo from my range bag which had 700rds of 5.56mm ammo and just one box, 50rds of 9mm. When I counted the ammo after I got home, there was only 698rds of 5.56mm and 50rds of 9mm. I didn't really think about it right away, but now I am convinced that they kept a sample for their files. This is a big problem IMO. No one wants their weapon fingerprinted by the police, especially if you did nothing illegal to have your weapon confiscated in the first place. I am sure that they did a lot of things with my weapon that they were not supposed to do, but as far as I can tell this was not the first time and it won't be the last.