r/canadaguns Jul 28 '26

Shooting Pure freedom🇺🇸 Trip to the usa

Honey badger 300Blackout suppressed

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u/NiagaraBTC Jul 29 '26

name 1x that has ever been successful

Bundy Ranch standoff.

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u/JurboVolvo Jul 29 '26

Why Critics Reject That Characterization
Legal experts, law enforcement officials, and land management agencies view the incident very differently:

No Legal "Right" Was Established: Federal agents withdrew not because pointing firearms at law enforcement was ruled legal, but as a deliberate de-escalation tactic to avoid a mass-casualty event like the 1990s standoffs at Ruby Ridge or Waco.

The Bundy Ranch standoff stands as a clear example of armed citizens using force to compel federal agents to stand down on the ground. However, its legal victory was the result of a botched prosecution rather than a judicial ruling that armed resistance to court orders is legally protected.

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u/NiagaraBTC Jul 29 '26

So it worked but the government doesn't want to admit that it worked.

Thanks for your contribution.

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u/JurboVolvo Jul 29 '26

That’s your take away standing down temporarily isn’t a win.