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Roadkill · 04-21-2002, 08:26 PM

I BS a lot but this is for real. There is a National Guard Museum located at the old Fort MCClellan Al. post. I visited it a few times and for being small it was well represented. Quality items for all periods, very decent displays. Last week in the newspaper was an article that an investigation is underway trying to recover the firearms donated to the museum by the State of Alabama Armory (receptacle for donated firearms & military stuff from Civil War-Vietnam), seems the museum was short of funds but had plenty of guns so why not? They sold 62 firearms from Civil war on up to "interested parties", no FFL, no transfer papers, no background checks, just cash & out the door.

Roadkill

04-21-2002, 08:26 PM	#10
Roadkill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,634 Thanks: 1 Thanked 28 Times in 17 Posts	Re: Luger Lottery & Firearm Surety Plan(Long) I BS a lot but this is for real. There is a National Guard Museum located at the old Fort MCClellan Al. post. I visited it a few times and for being small it was well represented. Quality items for all periods, very decent displays. Last week in the newspaper was an article that an investigation is underway trying to recover the firearms donated to the museum by the State of Alabama Armory (receptacle for donated firearms & military stuff from Civil War-Vietnam), seems the museum was short of funds but had plenty of guns so why not? They sold 62 firearms from Civil war on up to "interested parties", no FFL, no transfer papers, no background checks, just cash & out the door. Roadkill