1934 & The Myth Of FBI Firearms

lw · Jan 10, 2014

Good morning folks and Happy New Year.

I don't get over here much but wanted to mention if you're interested, I've just posted a new article at our website titled "1934 - The Myth Of FBI Firearms." In there, you'll see that the idea of the FBI not having any firearms authority until the 1934 federal legislation is entirely a myth. The facts and the evidence speak for themselves.

Stop by and grab a copy and take note of some "new stuff" at the site since you've been by last time.

1934 & The Myth Of FBI Firearms - Dusty Roads Of An FBI Era

Keep your head down out there...

Larry Wack
FBI - Ret. (68-03)

rct269 · Jan 10, 2014

Nicely done----and more than a little interesting!

Ralph Tremaine

kwill1911 · Jan 10, 2014

Thanks, Larry, for the usual good job and the reminder about your site.

Regards,
Kevin Williams

Chop · Jan 10, 2014

Thank you, very interesting article.

mr-mom · Jan 10, 2014

Thanks Larry. It is interesting to prowl your site and read the history you have documented.
Dave

j38 · Jan 10, 2014

Thanks for the continuing education!

Jerry

handejector · Jan 10, 2014

Thanks, Larry.

bravastar1 · Jan 10, 2014

Larry, Thanks for the interesting post.

Old TexMex · Jan 10, 2014

Thank you sir,
Jim

turnerriver · Jan 11, 2014

Always a pleasure to see you here, Larry. Excellent article, thanks for posting this.
Regards,
turnerriver

JCS&W · Jan 11, 2014

Excellent. Very informative, and a sincere thank you for the information.

lawandorder · Jan 11, 2014

Larry generations of folks for many years to come will benefit from your outstanding efforts at preserving the history of the Bureau.

shawn mccarver · Jan 11, 2014

As usual, Larry has set the record straight with well-researched and well-documented information in order to separate oft-repeated myths which are often the product of incomplete or non-existent research on the part of other authors who often come to the table with pre-conceived notions or fixed mindsets about the Bureau or its face for half a century, J. Edgar Hoover.

Larry was walking the halls of the old Department of Justice building as a young employee at the same time as J. Edgar Hoover, Clyde Tolson, Deke DeLoach, John Mohr and many of the others whose names appear on the "routing" stamps on official FBI letters, memoranda and papers shown on the Historical G-men web site. None of the authors who have written books cited in Larry's footnotes have done so. That puts Larry in a unique position not shared by the "usual suspects" who have written with an agenda to sensationalize often exaggerated or untrue claims about the Bureau or its past leadership.

Good show!

Malpasowildlifer · Jan 11, 2014

very nice, thank you

sigp220.45 · Jan 12, 2014

Well done, Larry. Thanks for writing this and making it available.

1934 & The Myth Of FBI Firearms

lw

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