I answered your question already before when you asked me.
Your turn to do the same.
Where does the definition of armed become heavily armed?
Why did the F.B.T./Dents run?
Because Prada's coerced them by repeatedly upsetting the residents of the area for starters.
The F.B.I. can send whoever whereever. Even armed.
Let's review.
A harrowing tale of a chase and massacre. (Involving firearms.) Resulting in dead bodies of course.
A tale (per Prada's) of HUUGE amounts of gold. Silver too . Maybe.
A dead body in at or around the fantastic amount of gold.
Dents run. Pa. Deer hunting mecca.
How many hundreds of thousands of rifles afield in Pa during deer season?
How many along Dents run?
Where do Dents runs residents firearms go when not hunting? Fort Knox?
So we have multiple dead bodies as a result of a monumental amount of gold. And maybe silver. Could be some gemstones but it's a little fuzzy.
Old glass and some kind of stick and trap pieces were on the Pradas's camera below ground in the cave too.
IF you were assigned to go put an end to the malarky at Dents Run what would you have carried for defense? A taser maybe? ( Just in case someone hundreds of yards away was sniping at the site.)
The F.B.I. was armed with what? Be specific.
What I'm most interested in is anything they had that was bigger caliber than the trend in hunting arms the locals use. And anything more than short range small arms. Vs your heavily armed claim.
[Heavy Arms
Heavy arms are
non‑man‑portable weapons that are too large or heavy for a soldier to carry and operate effectively. They are mounted on vehicles, ships, aircraft, or fixed installations. Examples include:
- Artillery pieces (tanks, howitzers, mortars over 100 mm)
- Naval guns
- Aircraft cannons
- Fixed‑mounted anti‑aircraft systems Wikipedia
These systems provide long‑range, high‑caliber firepower but are not mobile in the same way as small or