Supply and Demand - The War on Guns

.@ATFHQ kept 4,359 illegal firearms and an average of 1,600 rounds per day out of the hands of violent drug gangs and cartels in Mexico since President Trump’s Inauguration.

Thank you to the dedicated ATF Special Agents who work every day to keep America safe. pic.twitter.com/OFr5nHEqoa
— U.S. Department of Justice (@TheJusticeDept) February 18, 2026

So where are the cartels getting their arms?

Anyway, I’d like to examine another side of this:

What do you guys do with the recovered guns? Do you try to return stolen ones to theft victims? Do you try to prosecute sellers? Will you make any available to We the People for the security of a free State, maybe turn ’em over to the CMP for resale, or do you just have them destroyed? By whom?

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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

2 thoughts on “Supply and Demand”

“They” are already trying to make hay about the number of “LC” headstamped cartridge cases found at crime scenes. Having the CMP sell confiscated “crime guns” would set their hair on fire.

What a wonderful idea.

Or, does this stuff just walk out the door and home with agency employees? Inquiring minds, etc.

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