[Ron Jeremy]

And if you set it down on the ground and he picks it up, now he's taken your gun without your permission. I've been teaching that for 14 years."

That's BS. If the warden needs to check to see if there is a plug in your auto-5, he should be allowed to inspect your gun, he should just not be allowed to confiscate it.

[Stentor]

If the warden needs to check to see if there is a plug in your auto-5...

What has caused him to need to do that?

[headstamp 2]

“That’s BS. If the warden needs to check to see if there is a plug in your auto-5, he should be allowed to inspect your gun, he should just not be allowed to confiscate it.”

Not really. He can simply ask you to show him it’s installed. I’ve been asked this by an EnCon officer here in NY. He wasn’t keen on taking my gun apart and in fact felt more comfortable with me doing it as I was more familiar with my own gun.

[elkfersupper]

That's BS. If the warden needs to check to see if there is a plug in your auto-5, he should be allowed to inspect your gun, he should just not be allowed to confiscate it.

Except, why is there a law to have a plug in your auto-5?