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Shocking Photos Reveal Boston Firefighter’s Alleged ‘Gun Cave’ — With What Appears to Be a 200-Foot Firing Range Beneath His Home [More]

So, aside from the meth and stolen armor, who did he threaten? Who did he hurt? Who did he kill? Why the hoplophobic hysteria? (Oh, right: Boston.)

Who snitched, or did he do that to himself?

Who “leaked” the photos and why, and won’t they prejudice a jury? “Restraining order”? Ex-wife trying to “get” him?

[Via WiscoDave]

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David Codrea is a long-time gun owner rights advocate who defiantly challenges the folly of citizen disarmament. View all posts by admin

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Ooh!

Gun Cave!

Gotta get me one of them!

Boston TV station WCVB posted an aerial photograph of the dwelling, stating that it was on Adams Street in Milton. Adams Street on Milton Hill is a nice place, home to the birthplace of President George H.W. Bush and the Forbes Estate. You can see over 40 photographs (but no gun range) on Redfin.com from when the property sold a few years ago for more than $5 Million. 328 Adams Street is a 9 bedroom 6.5 bath 11,000+ sq. ft. mansion with 17 working fireplaces built in 1903 on 4.57 acres located near Labore College and Fontbonne Academy, an exclusive Catholic high school for girls. The mansion has an attached four car garage and what appears to be a 25 yard lap swimming pool in the back yard. The area beneath the space between the garage and swimming pool could easily hold that basement level gun range which had doors to conceal it from casual visitors to the basement.

Pussies. I’ve got an 800y range in my back yard. Then again, I live in America.

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