Extensive Collection of Stuff

[Sully]

This gentleman in Colorado has the most extensive collection of "stuff" you have EVER seen! Amazing.

[1dn5up]

And who said you cant have enough stuff

[peteg59]

Wow, that dude has some cool "toys".
Seems he might be violating fed/ATF laws on those full auto toys though. They aren't supposed to be stored out in the open & loaded...Perhaps he was just showcasing them for the vid?

Had a friend with just 1 full auto Tommy gun, and he had to keep it in a locked gun safe per ATF regs.

[clint44]

Wow, that dude has some cool "toys".
Seems he might be violating fed/ATF laws on those full auto toys though. They aren't supposed to be stored out in the open & loaded...Perhaps he was just showcasing them for the vid?Had a friend with just 1 full auto Tommy gun, and he had to keep it in a locked gun safe per ATF regs.

Per the BATFE: To avoid unauthorized transfers, you must store NFA firearms so that no one else has access to them.Firearms can be stored at locations other than the address on the firearm registration form, such as a safe deposit box. However, unless the registrant is a Federal firearms licensee who has paid the special (occupational) tax to import, manufacture, or deal in NFA firearms, the NFA Branch should be notified in writing of the new storage location.

So,it is legal to store them in a locked house/building. A safe is better but not required by law.

[peteg59]

Per the BATFE: To avoid unauthorized transfers, you must store NFA firearms so that no one else has access to them.Firearms can be stored at locations other than the address on the firearm registration form, such as a safe deposit box. However, unless the registrant is a Federal firearms licensee who has paid the special (occupational) tax to import, manufacture, or deal in NFA firearms, the NFA Branch should be notified in writing of the new storage location.

So,it is legal to store them in a locked house/building. A safe is better but not required by law.

^...If he lives alone, perhaps he's covered then? Still seems risky the way he's got them displayed.
Now that he's broadcast his setup, gun storage, & inventory, via the interweb he'd better stay close to home or have armed guards around just in case of an invasion/robbery.

From what my now deceased friend told me, the requirements 20+ years ago were to store the firearm in a safe.
They, (ATF), had the right to spot check him 24/7, unannounced, to check his safe storage compliance.
Major reason I never applied for a class III firearm permit.

[Blueline]

One would think that the ATF would have their hands full tracking and tracing stolen and altered serial number guns in places like Chicago, Baltimore and other cities and NOT have any available time for 24/7 spot checking!

[Zammy]

Geez, more like a man house than a man cave, very cool.

[Catfish]

Museum status is key to the untouchables, I imagine, and enough money.

http://www.dragonmans.com/content/mi...lorado_springs

[peteg59]

^...Impressive military and collectable pieces to say the least

I cannot imagine how long it took him to put this huge collection together...It would be a fulltime job for 20 or more years for any mortal man!

[Ed Hobgood]

OK, The old saying about "He who dies with the most toys wins" HE WINS!

[John Luciano]

Saw a collection a gut has .every year corvette in every model ( conversation coupe,there was a special edition or pace car or came with a different motor. ) All black online he does not have is the 55 ( only came in white ) also has every year Chevrolet all black just not very model.. another guy has a woody of very year and make. There are some huge collectors out there.
https://biggeekdad.com/2013/05/black-corvette-collection/
One up upmanship. When you see the best there us someone there that can out do you ...

[John Luciano]

https://biggeekdad.com/2013/05/black-corvette-collection/

Why not a video. ???? You can copy and past to see it

[Catfish]

Here you go John.