Man sends pictures of his arsenal to news outlet and dares the government to come and take them away.

The Saiga-12 Shotgun. Nobody's penis can be THAT small, can it?

The man above is a frequent visitor to the Business Insider news site and this is what they wrote about their exchange with him:  

The photos show an arsenal of weapons the reader just legally bought including a Russian made Saiga-12 shotgun, an AR-15 assault rifle, a huge cache of ammo, and several accessories. 

The reader bought the shotgun at a gun show where there was no wait or background check. He left with the Saiga, a 30-round drum, a 10-round magazine, and an additional 5-round magazine. 

On top of that he added night vision, three laser sights, and a tactical light. "Please come to my house and take my guns!!!" he taunted the government, when he gleefully sent us the string of pictures below. 

Those are laser sights shining in the photo above. Looks kind of like Christmas.

In addition the the Saiga, and the .45 caliber and 10mm handguns this reader owns, he's also waiting on an AR-15, which he ordered online. The AR of course is the assault weapon used in the Colorado theater shooting. 

Including the custom modifications, the AR-15 will arrive at his door (dealer's door...) about three weeks after ordering. With that rifle he ordered a 100-round drum, three 30-round magazines, and a 10-round drum as well as a tactical night scope that's better than most anything given to U.S. military members. The rifles are harder to get after recent shootings. 

"I paid triple for a gun that was $900 a few months ago," he told me. 

And the reader has been in plenty of legal trouble. 

In addition to a restraining order, and time in jail for violating it, the reader was tried for conspiracy to commit murder against his wife. 

"You can get in all sorts of trouble, but as long as you get out of it you can buy whatever you want," he said Monday morning during a phone call. 

After his acquittal on the conspiracy to commit murder charge, the reader applied for and received a concealed weapon permit as well. 

You know I don't know if we could adequately explain what is wrong with our current gun laws if it were not for the help of morons like this guy.  He has not only single-handedly explained what his wrong with the gun show loophole, but also what is wrong with the ease of online gun shopping, and that background checks are not sufficient to keep clearly dangerous people from getting their hands on weapons they have NO business having in their possession.

This guy is like a walking billboard for stricter gun control laws.