Damn ATF

2/27/08 - ATF Raids Cavalry Arms and takes almost everything
2/15/10 - Cavalry Arms announces they are closing up shop
2/17/10 - ATF Raids Sabre Defence and takes almost everything

http://www.nashvillepost.com/news/20...nse_contractor

Egad ... this has gone from an anomaly to a pattern overnight.

That sucks.

wow, WTF.

wonder what this is all about. Hopefully more info comes available soon,

looks like MGT needs another AR manuf. now to deal with.


I wonder what will happen to their warranty?

Any other supporting info?

I wonder if this has anything to do with it.

"In December of last year, Aerospace Manufacturing Services of Colorado filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee claiming that it is owed $1.05 million for 2,400 .50-calibre machine gun firing bolts."

If they are siezing assets from a FFL and those assets are guns and gun parts so the ATF has to be involved.

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Originally Posted by SNAFU

Any other supporting info?

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The Cav Arms website has a press release.

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Originally Posted by Mtn.man

That sucks.

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+1

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Originally Posted by Bowtie

I wonder if this has anything to do with it.

"In December of last year, Aerospace Manufacturing Services of Colorado filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee claiming that it is owed $1.05 million for 2,400 .50-calibre machine gun firing bolts."

If they are siezing assets from a FFL and those assets are guns and gun parts so the ATF has to be involved.

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Seizing assets is the job of the courts in a dispute such as this. It is not the job of a federal agency charged with prosecuting people for breaking laws regarding firearms...

Hoser was it Cav Arms or the CEO at fault? So far I understand there is no actual reason given.
I wasn't asking about Cav Arms,{that is old news},but Sabre Defense. They were trying to buy Cav Arms at one point.

Also Ridge brought up a point that I was going to post,above,that I was going to post.

On February 27, 2008, agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives executed a federal search warrant on the business premises of Cavalry and on the private residence of its CEO, Shawn Nealon. We have immediately engaged legal counsel to resolve this matter with the federal government. Cavalry is confident that all its conduct has been lawful in carrying out its business activities. The Government has yet to share with the company details of the investigation or the cause precipitating the search warrant. Cavalry is cooperating with the federal investigation. To date, no accusations of wrongdoing have been filed against Cavalry or any of its employees regarding alleged illegal activity.