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I'm thinking maybe you should call the DEA and ask them how to get your guns back.
A buddy of mine 20 years back got popped for selling marijuana (City of Portland) and he had a old rifle of mine, he had several cars and a jet ski along with my rifle seized. I called the DA and they made it easy, they put me in touch with a detective, all I remember is having to do was show the detective my ID and had to sign something.
1918 7mm Spanish Mauser
Your experience may differ.
Seriously a sad state of affairs if you need a lawyer to get your lawful personal possessions returned.
I had a pistol the DEA got I called them after investigation was over I got it back. Real easy just talk to them.
this is where your NRA membership comes in, you contact the NRA leagle group, and they will help you!
The guns in question were not paid for by insurance because they had been "recovered".
Finding a lawyer is one reason I'm here.
I'm sure that the DEA will use any possible reason NOT to return legally owned firearms to a citizen.
It took the insurance company over three months to pay the claim. But that's another matter.
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So insurance did cover the loss?
If so they are the insurance companies guns?
So you want to buy them back from the insurance company or just what?
I thought it was pretty clear.
1. The insurance company DID NOT pay for these firearms as they have been recovered.
2. The insurance company doesn't have the firearms.
3. The DEA has the firearms.
4. I want to get them back from the DEA.
Does that make it clear enough?