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Be good goy, throw guns in ocean!
- Thread starter Bender
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So polluting the ocean is the next best thing for our world?
So why did he remove the magazine and rear sight, so in case a child finds it?
I bet that guy pays out of pocket to get a prostate exam at least once a week.
I bet that guy pays out of pocket to get a prostate exam at least once a week.
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- Nov 3, 2010
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Where is the kamikaze pigeon when we need one...........yeah fuck him,hope his boat sinks
Tell me more about this training line of shit.
Is it from the same gov that doesn't know which gender it is?
R
Is it from the same gov that doesn't know which gender it is?
R
I'm going to bet what that picture actually is of is some "private shipping security" on a ship going around a danger spot in Africa, getting rid of their weapons before getting into their destination port which does not allow armed civilian merchant vessels.
It was a troll post from the twitter account it came from.
remember when this dumb bitch thought she was 'destroying' an AR15, but she was really just SBRing it
Is that what what you call a boating accident?
Mean while back at the ranch...
Mean while back at the ranch...
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Pretty sure that pic in the OP was from a Merchant Marine contractor.
Should have thrown himself overboard and left the rifle.
Nah. We would have sold it to a marine and bought one with both sights.
9 years ago the same guy, did the same thing, with the same rifle....
I have never figured out why the Air Force would put a sight on one. If you are going to Aim High and miss any way. What's the use?
Do you know how many people are now looking up that word?
Fanny pack?
. Man purse? . Keeping metal mags? .There's probably a dingy below and Carl forgot his rifle.
Looks like a late model Colt, he's doing everyone a favor.
Remember when the ATF kicked down her door, shot her dog, and charged her for it....ya me neither....
That Twitter troll post sure got everyone up in a twist. Pretty funny. @W54/XM-388 sniffed out the bait. Pretty much everyone else hit it like a pike on a shad…
Seems like everyone is having fun with it, well, except you.
Remind me to never invite you to a party.
Remind me to never invite you to a party.
Can't stow them in a bulkhead away from prying eyes for the duration of the stop?
Mike
Pretty easy to build a “consumables” budget that includes hardware. Ships and cargos are expensive. Buying a dozen basic ARs at a time is not, especially if you can source them close by the use area.
Top bad Afghanistan is land locked could probably pull your ship right in and get first class brand new anti pirate gear cheap.
I bet working shipping into the deal would be straightforward and not too much added cost. After all, business is business.
Not worth the risk of some over enthusiastic customs official actually doing their job.
Tossing $10k of weapons overboard isn't a blip in the overall cost of running a larger ship.
More will get delivered to the ship in time for the next sailing by any lawless places.
I don't know why the don't sink them in waterproof gear on a gps marked bouey and have a drop off coordinated if the booty gets stolen, for backup.
It's almost as though the companies that provide security to ships would possibly know what the easiest and most cost efficient option would be...
Let's not forget the laws that pertain to doing the job.
As for hiding them behind bulkheads mentioned above, they search ships in ports for illegal items and stowaways. Getting locked up over seas for weapons trafficking isn't a great business plan.
"According to Oceans Beyond Piracy, a non-profit organization monitoring maritime piracy, 40% of commercial cargo vessels carry armed guards. Due to weapons restrictions, their armaments cannot be taken into territorial waters."
A little common sense will tell you everything you need to know.
Let's not forget the laws that pertain to doing the job.
As for hiding them behind bulkheads mentioned above, they search ships in ports for illegal items and stowaways. Getting locked up over seas for weapons trafficking isn't a great business plan.
"According to Oceans Beyond Piracy, a non-profit organization monitoring maritime piracy, 40% of commercial cargo vessels carry armed guards. Due to weapons restrictions, their armaments cannot be taken into territorial waters."
A little common sense will tell you everything you need to know.
We're more advanced. We use guidance systems. Just one of the many advantages of literacy (that means we can read).
How do you keep all the drool from short circuiting the computers though?
It's really quite simple. You know how you keep cum from dripping off your chin and onto your shirt? We'll we use bibs, too.
Involuntary bodily functions aren’t a “talent”, normal humans can just do them. Do you have to concentrate to breathe?
