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David Eason Shows Off ‘Stockpiles Of Ammunition’ After Secret Service Allegedly Shows Up At His Home

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Dec 14, 2018 3:26 pm·

By Emy LaCroix

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It feels like David Eason has a new gun controversy every other day, but this is easily his most shocking yet. On Dec. 14, Jenelle Evans’ husband posted a video of what he claims is an SUV of the Secret Service leaving his home after checking in on him. The wild rant that followed included a display of his massive arsenal of weapons and ammo, a shooting demonstration, and some thinly-veiled threats. See for yourself in the gallery.

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David Eason Stockpiles of Ammunition Instagram Story

It all started with this black SUV.

David began his rant when this vehicle was driving away. At first he said they were the “SBI,” but then he said it was actually President Trump’s Secret Service.

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Apparently that didn’t scare him.

He didn’t seem very shaken by the encounter, because he immediately showed off the gun on his hip.

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And he flipped them off.

While screaming, “f–k you!”

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This is why he claims the Secret Service came.

David posted this on Nov. 29, and captioned it, “They will say I’ve gone off the deep end just wait for it! #bangbangbang #bumpfire #bumpthis #nancypelosi #trump #maga.” Apparently, it was taken as a threat.

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They’ll probably be even more concerned after this.

David then went to a room in his house where he apparently stores his weapons, and showed off his arsonal of ammo, high-capacity magazines, and more.

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“I guess y’all didn’t know I keep stockpiles of ammunition.”

“Just enough to blow s–t into pieces on any given day or situation,” he continued.

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He has boxes upon boxes of ammo.

“I don’t know what I don’t have stockpiles for,” he said, after showing several boxes that are stuffed to the brim.

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“My house kinda lookin like a military base.”

Which is pretty concerning when it also houses several kids.

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Did we mention he has a dart gun?

He went on to claim that he has poison frogs, and he rubs the darts on their backs to make the weapon lethal. What the actual hell.

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Here’s a photo of him sleeping next to a gun.

We can only assume Jenelle is the one holding the camera for this.

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Then he moved to target practice.

This very much felt like a threat as he blasted holes in a rubber torso with the caption, “Thanks @RealDonaldTrump. Met your Secret Service friends today. Not sure what they wanted. Told em to f–king leave.” He went on to explain that if anyone comes onto his property again, including “the president, my momma, or crackheads,” he would shoot them.

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Last but not least, he made this promise.

Though David’s original post was about banning bump stocks, which allow regular weapons to act as semi-automatic weapons, he says he’s fitting all of his guns with binary triggers, which also allow guns to shoot quicker.

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Watch the drama unfold for yourself!

See every moment of David’s wild rant in the video above.

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