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are we talking about all the ammo seized yet?
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I get your point.
However, (not this ammo in article) a 750g AMAX handload in an Armalite match barrel gun is darn accurate out to 1200 yards.
It was heading north. If it was going south there would be no investigation. We don’t care about weapons or ammo going south, in fact the gov encourages it. Remember Fast & Furious?
No, it was not. It was coming from Phoenix headed south.
Investigators seize tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition in Cochise County
A multi-agency investigation in Cochise County has led to the seizure of 10,000 rounds of .50 caliber ammunition and 19,640 rounds of 7.62x39 ammunition, according to Cochise County Sheriff's Office.
www.kgun9.com
and somewhere in Mexico a DShK just suffered a catastrophic malfunction
In that case, what’s the problem? Seems odd for an investigation if that’s the case. Is there a law that says there is a limit on how much ammo I can transport? And what happened to the asylum seekers bit? Seems odd for asylum seekers to be headed south leaving USA to go to Mexico! Then again, we may all be doing the same if we ever have another Biden back in office.No, it was not. It was coming from Phoenix headed south.
Investigators seize tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition in Cochise County
A multi-agency investigation in Cochise County has led to the seizure of 10,000 rounds of .50 caliber ammunition and 19,640 rounds of 7.62x39 ammunition, according to Cochise County Sheriff's Office.
Illegal aliens in possession of ammunition.
You? Not that I am aware of
I assume that is the story used when coming across.
Not if that was the reason for the trip. And they were, odd or not. And they were not necessarily crossing themselves, perhaps getting it to Douglas/Agua Prieta. And therefore...the investigation.
A decent amount in the FCSA. I’m not one of them.
@secondofangle2 is deadly accurate with that awesome .50 barrel he has on his HTI.
You boys seem to think that these illegals are world class shooters.
With that said, half a dozen decent shooters could cause a fair amount of havoc, especially if they have good support groups.
10- M2’s would be a bigger concern to me. Imagine taking out 10 top players. Not top .gov officials but a softer target than that.
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Ive seen (assuming) cartel members buying ammo by the pallet load, putting it in the back of a subaru. 10mm, 45, 5.56. 4" thick wad of 100's paid for it. Dude had another wad of cash the same size. Subaru on its bumpstops. According to the guy that woeked there, he came in all the time and wasnt the only one. This was a phoenix metro ammo store. I was sketched the fuck out.
Try buying ammo in Mexico. If they get 1/2 of it across, they are ahead of the game
Once they are in, doing whatever they are doing while they collect checks, they are still asylum seekers.
Wierd... This morning the radio news is reporting this was a bust by the Cochise County Sheriff's department outside of Phoenix. For those of you who don't live in AZ you wouldn't even raise an eyebrow. Cochise is down along the border south of where I am. I sit about 150 miles south of Phoenix. Why wouldn't it have been Maricopa Sheriff's department which would have been Phoenix? OK, so it was a little south of Phoenix, then it should have been Pinal County. OK maybe it was even a little more south, you would have been in Pima County. Something doesn't add up with Cochise being involved. So you're going to leave your jurisdiction by about 170 miles to make a bust? There are too many doughnut shops between here and there to make excuses.
Somebody is not telling the entire story.
Somebody is not telling the entire story.
Exactly, but the news is reporting Phoenix. I can't trust those cucks for anything.
That was prob me. Just because I train and you don’t doesn’t make me the cartel bro.
As for the wad of cash, I dance for rich old ladies, their $100 is a poors $1.
Sure as shit nabbed these morons moving safehouses or trucking it down south. That's but a pittance I'm sure. 30K probably won't keep a cartel supplied for long. They train too.
The money to buy it isn't an issue, clearly, for the cartels but someone had to sell all of that to them. Or it was stolen. You'd figure either would make someone say "hmmmm"
The money to buy it isn't an issue, clearly, for the cartels but someone had to sell all of that to them. Or it was stolen. You'd figure either would make someone say "hmmmm"
don't think many dealers/business men would turn down a 30K sale if they thought it was legal. some would sell even if they knew it was illegal. crack does get bought and sold. in their defense i would say that ratting out a cartel buyer might be a bad idea.
FFS, this is why dis-info is fucking everywhere. Half you faggots can't even read the link from the original post, which would have cleared up most of the misconceptions in this thread.
What we know:
According to the statement, crews seized 10,000 rounds of .50 caliber ammunition, and 19,640 rounds of 7.62x39 ammunition.
Officials identified the people in the two vehicles as three asylum seekers, one of whom is from Cuba, and an American citizen out of Texas.
What they're saying:
"The .50 caliber and 7.62x39 rounds were separated within two vehicles traveling east on Interstate 10 from the Phoenix area. The vehicle containing the 7.62x39 ammunition was interdicted by the Pinal County Sheriff’s office. Still, the second vehicle containing the .50 caliber ammunition was located by CNTA investigators at Motel 6 in Benson," officials with CCSO wrote.
"One thing for sure is that U.S. ammunition is a massively sought commodity in Mexico. It is priceless," said Bernard Zapor, a returned ATF Special Agent In Charge who is currently a faculty member of Arizona State University.
Zapor said the busts have the hallmarks of the cartels.
"There's a couple of things that are very interesting about this: the way that it was being transported, it wasn't concealed from the photographs of the arrests. It was very blatantly just stored in an SUV, which indicates to me that they probably had the crossing into Mexico completely arranged," Zapor said.
Carry on, retards.
What we know:
According to the statement, crews seized 10,000 rounds of .50 caliber ammunition, and 19,640 rounds of 7.62x39 ammunition.
Officials identified the people in the two vehicles as three asylum seekers, one of whom is from Cuba, and an American citizen out of Texas.
What they're saying:
"The .50 caliber and 7.62x39 rounds were separated within two vehicles traveling east on Interstate 10 from the Phoenix area. The vehicle containing the 7.62x39 ammunition was interdicted by the Pinal County Sheriff’s office. Still, the second vehicle containing the .50 caliber ammunition was located by CNTA investigators at Motel 6 in Benson," officials with CCSO wrote.
"One thing for sure is that U.S. ammunition is a massively sought commodity in Mexico. It is priceless," said Bernard Zapor, a returned ATF Special Agent In Charge who is currently a faculty member of Arizona State University.
Zapor said the busts have the hallmarks of the cartels.
"There's a couple of things that are very interesting about this: the way that it was being transported, it wasn't concealed from the photographs of the arrests. It was very blatantly just stored in an SUV, which indicates to me that they probably had the crossing into Mexico completely arranged," Zapor said.
Carry on, retards.
The other half read the article, but didn't retain the information.
All faggots are retards (by definition), but not all retards are faggots.
Hope that clears it up for you.
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