Our gun shop, Red’s Trading Post, was in business for 105 years before we got into hot water with ATF. Without FFLGuard, I don’t think our situation would have ever been adequately resolved and I surely would have lost my FFL. There are two options when it comes to dealing with an FFL revocation: “The Big Fight” or FFLGuard. We originally chose “The Big Fight” because FFLGuard was not available at the time, so I have seen both options first hand and whole-heartedly recommend FFLGuard.
To those who think they can take on the ATF with “The Big Fight,” I ask:
Do you have at least 3 1/2 years to devote to this fight? (Ours lasted that long.)
Do you have over $200,000 to fight this? (We paid just that much BEFORE we got to court.)
Do you have almost no clerical errors whatsoever? (Many dealers think that their errors are “minor” and that the Judge will be on their side, which couldn’t be farther from the truth.)
IF you do prevail in court, what is to prevent you from not going through this again?
My goal is to make sure that no one goes through what we have been through, which is why I am adamant about others participating in FFLGuard. Because of the lawyers at FFLGuard, we’ll be in business at least another 105 years and beyond.
Ryan Horsley, Owner of Red’s Trading Post
Twin Falls, ID
(208) 733-3546
