[harpseal]

But it's worth compiling these stories for another reason: if anyone ever blasts real cops as they bust in on a wrong-address no-knock raid, these fake-cop stories will be useful in defense.

Now when one of the local officers comes knocking on my door it is ususally someone I know asking for some advice on what to do to improve their shooting habits. The door is always opened and they are invited in for coffee or something stronger.

A no knock raid in the middle of the night would be met with accurate fire from firearm. I might go down but I would exact a price. Of course a no-knock raid in teh middle of the night is IMHO rather unlikely unless the Feds get the wrong address.

[ExSoldier]

"A no knock raid in the middle of the night would be met with accurate fire from firearm. I might go down but I would exact a price. "

Bad guys and cops alike should read and heed your post. It mirrors my feelings exactly. I'd feel bad if I had to kill a cop who thought he was "just doing his job," but if he were coming for me, my family or my firearms....I'd get over it.

[Travis McGee]

The LEOs should be VERY careful about getting their addresses right!

[Squantos]

By the time they tripped my alarms system, countered my physical security, killed my four rottweillers and were trying to reload they have me to deal with. They just don't want to do that. Too easy to call me and ask me to come down to the sheriffs office. Safer for all involved .

A no knock at my residence is not gonna be pretty for either side....legal or not.

Stay safe !