At the critical point of contact you have two options legal or physical.
There is no societal apparatus to suport you currently should you choose the physical.
He obviously made the decsion to fight it out on the front porch instead of the court.
That will be the decision that others will face under the same circumstances as these types of laws become more pervasive and they will. Highlighted by every "mass" shooting.
If a good chunk of your life savings are tied up in pristine collectable firearms, there can be more to consider than merely winning in court to get them back. What will their value be after they've been tossed into the back of a van together, and stored in a damp environment for a year?
I believe that if we have a documentably accurate value of the guns that are seized that we could hold the authorities accountable for their return in like condition.
As for myself, I’ll never be a collector and if I lost all my guns I’d just replace them.
Got a couple more than I can use as it is.
