No illegal explosives were found and no arrests were made, but
considering the unprecedented arsenal stocked at one of the
locations, the agents considered confiscating Myers’ weapons. “The
idea at one of the locations was to take firearms, but they did not
do that,” an ATF spokesperson said, according to
Onlineathens.com.
Filthy, repulsive tyrants. Only Collectivists would even consider that.
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Heh!:) Chumps.
Dozens of federal agents scoured the family property of YouTube
celebrity Kyle ‘FPSRussia’ Myers while searching for illegal explosives
and possibly weapons, but left empty-handed.
The noise made by popular YouTube channel FPSRussia – famous for
destroying man-made mechanisms with the most advanced firearms –
has finally been heard in federal quarters. On Wednesday, Alcohol,
Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) agents accompanied by FBI agents
launched an operation at two locations in Georgia, looking for
illegal explosives allegedly used by FPSRussia to produce its
YouTube clips.
The ATF suspected Kyle Myers, the iconic 26-year-old host of
FPSRussia, of using explosives “with malicious intent,”
Onlineathens.com quoted ATF spokesperson Richard Coes as saying.
Coes cited the cars, fridges and other objects that were regularly
blown up on Myers’ channel.
With nearly 4 million subscribers, FPSRussia is one of the most
popular YouTube channels, and is dedicated solely to guns and
shooting – and explosions. In the channel’s videos, Myers speaks
with a strong Russian ‘accent’ and demonstrates the use of exotic
modern and vintage weapons, or anything else that can be shot, be
it a WWII Soviet submachine gun, a 50-calibur sniper rifle, a
flying drone, a rocket launcher, a tank or a cannon – practically
any weapon that’s still functional.