Montague Admits Having Second Thoughts

Bruce Montague will be back on the witness stand for a third day at
his criminal trial on 47-firearms charges.
His lawyer, Doug Christie, has been reviewing each charge one by one
and is about halfway through.
Tuesday, Montague talked about why he modified a semi-automatic
firearm to a full automatic 3-years ago.
He says he altered the weapon as a form of protest.
The former Dryden-area gunsmith says he tried to get arrested by not
registering his firearms and felt he had to step up his protests.
Montague admits he was naive when he started his crusade against the
federal firearms act and is now having second thoughts about his actions.