Fountain Firearms closed by ATF

[ORIGINAL TEX]

After nearly half a century of business, Fountain Firearms of Houston closes it doors by order of the ATF

Anyone know what is going on?

[philip964]

geez.

[puma guy]

After nearly half a century of business, Fountain Firearms of Houston closes it doors by order of the ATF

Anyone know what is going on?

Any news links with information it's closed?

[eyedoc]

The old owners lost the license in 2016. I did not know the new ones lost it.

https://projects.thetrace.org/inspectio ... -0020-B1B/

[philip964]

After nearly half a century of business, Fountain Firearms of Houston closes it doors by order of the ATF

Anyone know what is going on?

Any news links with information it's closed?

This is all I found.

[philip964]

Internal ATF docs show ‘zero tolerance’ guidelines for shutting down gun stores

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/intern ... gun-stores

[boomerd35]

Wow I haven't been there since the 90s but I was going to go there today. Online they showed a pistol in stock that I was interested in. Glad I saw this post before heading over there.

[eyedoc]

Things will get only worse under the new ATF director.

[rtschl]

Things will get only worse under the new ATF director.

ATF should not have anti gun or anti 2A people but rather people who respect the law and The Constitution. But yesterday the ATF was absolutely tone deaf, as they have been for 30 years on their botched raid in Waco. As I did then, I still feel horrible for the officers that needlessly died and for their families. But from lessons learned, the actions taken by ATF at Waco seemed to have been imprudent and reckless that led to the death of their officers as well as everyone left to the end of the siege that included women, children, and pets. In no way am I minimizing what Koresh and others did to escalate the violence. I agree with what someone here on the forum said long ago about Koresh being a wack job. Clearly the time to fight is in court, not against Law enforcement, even if they made terrible blunders. There is plenty of blame on both sides of this.

But who at the ATF thought it was a good idea to have a public memorial for Waco yesterday? Their tweet got ratio'd and then others were mocking them in other threads. It makes me wonder if they don't consider Waco a failure, but rather a warning.

[philip964]

Was there a memorial for the children and mothers who were burned to death.

Or for the people including many children and moms who were murdered by the bomb blast in Oklahoma at the federal building by idiots who felt compelled to shed more blood over Waco.

All over a guy sawing off shotguns for money.

[Soccerdad1995]

There was a really good documentary about this whole fiasco a few years back.

I've also been to the site a few times. They have a very good information center on site. I'd definitely recommend to everyone that they make a trip there.