What can you ACTUALLY legally do here?

[Straight Shooter]

https://youtu.be/kN6jZKrzOmo

Mr. Guns&Gear..a member here & all around mensch...just posted this disturbing video.
BRAVADO ASIDE- Im looking for actual legal responses to this..can you actually tell them to FO & just shut the door?
Do they legally have a right to do this without a warrant?
If you told them NO- then they tried to come in..could you use deadly force against them legally?
Anyone here actually have this happen or know someone who has? What happened?
This is something I think we need to know, & figure out before it happens to me/us. I think this will be common in the future ,always "just checking", "for safety reasons" and/or their favorite line.. "for the children, is it locked up? just need to check real quick then we outta here".
Looking LEGAL responses please.

[georgeib]

Legally, you CAN refuse to answer any questions, you CAN refuse to show them anything, and you CAN ask them to leave until such time as they return with a search warrant (which won't happen). They were on a fishing expedition, were somewhat coercive, and failed to inform the homeowner that he has the right to refuse to show any weapons.

[Straight Shooter]

Legally, you CAN refuse to answer any questions, you CAN refuse to show them anything, and you CAN ask them to leave until such time as they return with a search warrant (which won't happen). They were on a fishing expedition, were somewhat coercive, and failed to inform the homeowner that he has the right to refuse to show any weapons.

Thank you..QUESTION: Did, or did not, SCOTUS just rule a couple or three weeks back, that officers did NOT have to read Miranda until a suspect, I believe, is booked?

[georgeib]

Thank you..QUESTION: Did, or did not, SCOTUS just rule a couple or three weeks back, that officers did NOT have to read Miranda until a suspect, I believe, is booked?

Don't know the answer to that, but I have read that courts have ruled that agents are required to inform you that you have the right to refuse to provide certain evidence when that is the case.

[Alex V]

Best I know, if they don't have a warrant, you can tell them to go outside and play hide and go f*ck yourself.

Maybe be a little more polite about it, but yeah.

[titsonritz]

Got warrant? Bye, have nice day and stay safe out there.

[glocktogo]

My first response is always going to be, did I call the police? No? Did they knock and announce they had a search warrant? No? Then why would I want to acknowledge their presence at all? They're obviously not there to mow my lawn or tell me I won the Publishers Clearinghouse Sweepstakes, right? So what possible benefit am I going to derive from even getting out of my chair?

But then again I'm a rather incurious person and maybe you're not? There's always option two:

[Five_Point_Five_Six]

No warrant, no entry. I don't have anything illegal in my home and I'm not gonna do their job for them by consenting to a baseless search.

[fred]

My first response is always going to be, did I call the police? No? Did they knock and announce they had a search warrant? No? Then why would I want to acknowledge their presence at all? They're obviously not there to mow my lawn or tell me I won the Publishers Clearinghouse Sweepstakes, right? So what possible benefit am I going to derive from even getting out of my chair?

But then again I'm a rather incurious person and maybe you're not? There's always option two:

He was very polite

[Five_Point_Five_Six]

Also let this thread serve as a reminder that the only people you are obligated to show tax stamp/trust info to for NFA items is the ATF and in very rare circumstances the IRS. Nosy cops and range staff have no business or authority to see them.