http://www.jpfo.org/filegen-n-z/talkamerica.htm
An audio of the interview can be found at the above link. Transcript not yet available, it appears.
For those with qualms, the following might be noteworthy.
1. Relations between BATFE and JPFO could well be described as "strained" or "tense", to say the very least. JPFO is, in any case, no friend of BATFE, and never has been.
2. Len Savage also has a "record" with BATFE, having testified as a defense witness in the case of John Glover, where the BATFE came off looking less than competent. He also, is no friend of BATFE, in particular with respect to their antics and management policies.
3. My own view of BATF, for whatever that might be worth is that their antics re firearms enforcement should long since have been checked, and that The Congress has historically failed to apply such checks is an outright disgrace.
At this point, I can only offer the following. Allowing for the fact that people's time is limited, I'm retired, so I have more time than many might, the following remains. It will, I believe, prove worth while for every gun owner who comes upon the above, to spend the 30 minutes the interview runs listening to it, and perhaps taking some notes for future reference or other uses. The rest is in your hands.
An audio of the interview can be found at the above link. Transcript not yet available, it appears.
For those with qualms, the following might be noteworthy.
1. Relations between BATFE and JPFO could well be described as "strained" or "tense", to say the very least. JPFO is, in any case, no friend of BATFE, and never has been.
2. Len Savage also has a "record" with BATFE, having testified as a defense witness in the case of John Glover, where the BATFE came off looking less than competent. He also, is no friend of BATFE, in particular with respect to their antics and management policies.
3. My own view of BATF, for whatever that might be worth is that their antics re firearms enforcement should long since have been checked, and that The Congress has historically failed to apply such checks is an outright disgrace.
At this point, I can only offer the following. Allowing for the fact that people's time is limited, I'm retired, so I have more time than many might, the following remains. It will, I believe, prove worth while for every gun owner who comes upon the above, to spend the 30 minutes the interview runs listening to it, and perhaps taking some notes for future reference or other uses. The rest is in your hands.