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Due to theft of my tools, equipment, and supplies, this project is on hold. There's about 100 more of these parts unfinished. I can't give an estimate when I'll be able to finish them, because it would cost me thousands of dollars to do so, and it would all be at a loss. I don't have the money right now.

1) These are SBRs. They would be NFA weapons if owned by a citizen, and highly restricted. The Citizens of California can not own SBRs. If the police are using SBRs, then they should be removed from the NFA, and California should not ban them 2) These rifles are accessible to the public. Yes, they're locked, buy these police locks are notorious for being able to be defeated in seconds with a magnet. 3) They are left unattended. Many on the internet do not find a problem with this, but for those of us that have served in the military, we would have been charged if we did something like this.

@@AaronHorrocks@AaronHorrocks Sometimes, our military service doesn't translate into civilian ways and is not that special. These rifles are secured, and if someone were to tamper with them in an attempt to steal them, they would be committing a crime. If you own a weapon and leave your house, are your weapons unattended and subject to the same theft. Having rifles on motorcycles is a great way to easily maneuver a problem solver into position due to their mobility. The barrel length issue is for the NFA (which should be banned altogether) and the BS definitions regarding barrel length, not LPD.

The starter solenoid is mounted on the side of the starter, and is part of the starter assembly. When you replace the Starter, you also replace the solenoid. So, yes.

I've had people come up to me in public and tell me that they've been seeing my videos. So there's that. Looks like RUclips is promoting my videos in Livermore. As far as the guy that looks like me, I've never seen him ever in this town, and I've been here since 2002. Unfortunately, there's been an increase in crime in the last few years recently. I've seen lots of new trashy looking people in this town. Sounds like you 100% saw the guy that stole the flag from Miller's Air Conditioning & Heating.

Then SBRs should be taken off of the NFA, and the citizens of California should be able to buy them too.

Tell me why the Police Department has SBRs, but the citizens in California can not.

Squad cars can be locked. So at least in that case, there's two sets of locks that need to be defeated. Even still, the gunlocks used in Squad Cars are similarly notoriously poor and can be defeated in seconds with a magnet. That being said, the fact still remains that these are SBRs.

I've sold out of these. And I still have people that want to order more. I wouldn't call that pointless.

She always goes to that Starbucks with her mother. She might be underage, dude.

I have about 100 of these unfinished. Unfortunately most of my belongings were stolen, so it would cost thousands of dollars to replace the tools and equipment to get these finished. For now this project is on hold.

You missed the entire point.

@@AaronHorrocks i understand your point, i do see your side. i think my argument is the equivalent of a car being locked and unattended in a parking lot. yes you could break into it, and after that yes you could use it to hurt or kill someone. but the point is that it’s locked and if someone else breaks the law to steal it and use it to harm someone why should it be the car owners fault (yes i understand these are police bikes, but still the bike is just as vulnerable as the gun at that point and still makes the thief the person in the wrong if the bike or gun is stolen)

@@LifeAfterWideOpenThrottle Here in California, weapons need to be in a locked case in addition to being in a locked car. Furthermore the real point is that these are SBRs, that are unavailable to the citizens here. Citizens in *some* other states, however, can purchase an SBR after a lengthy and expensive process with the ATF.

I had worked with The Quartermaster Shop, supplying them photos of Roosevelt's uniform, and they reproduced it for me. Did an outstanding job, too!

@@AaronHorrocks I went on their website and they closed, :(

@@Vaticiangovofficial1130 I noticed that today when I tried to find my page where they documented some of the work that they did and had a photo of me. My uniform is getting a bit worn and faded, and I was thinking of ordering a new one.

Yeah, okay, thanks dad.

@@AaronHorrocks you’re quite welcome

I don't want a "car", and I can't afford anything "new". My ex gets 50% of my income.

@@vernonharvell5620 New cars aren’t built this well!

@@kristinkone4279 I called the police for help with someone who threatened me. After 3 hours, they called back and said that they didn’t have anyone available to help.

What are you a cop? If so, I'm still waiting on that Body Camera footage. Any time you guys decide to start being transparent, and stop being corrupt, that'll be swell. After all, it is us, the Tax Payer, that pays for that Body Camera, and the contents are Public Record.

@@AaronHorrocks ?

That's neat. I looked it up, and it's like a wrinkled orange.

This was Downtown. There isn't a Starbucks nearby.