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In a revealing interview, former Hells Angels Los Angeles chapter president George Christie detailed the club’s heavily armed armory during the 1970s, amid a violent conflict with rival Mongols. Christie disclosed the presence of an astonishing 2,000 pounds of dynamite stored in a downtown LA garage – enough to demolish a building. This stockpile was linked to a deadly bombing at a Mongols-owned bike shop, resulting in two fatalities.
Christie also confirmed the club possessed a British and Thai anti-tank rifle, displayed prominently on a tripod in the armory. Although he never fired it, the weapon underscored the violent capabilities at the club’s disposal.
The intense feud included multiple murders, bombings, and shootouts over several years. Despite law enforcement pressure, Christie avoided direct charges, though some members faced convictions. Christie’s insights shed light on the extreme armament fueling one of the most notorious outlaw biker wars in California history.
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