Top 10 guns of Mexican Cartels
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slowhandlukem
*Banned*
Hmm.They love the wasr.That is too bad they didn't sell all of them from century.Then everyone could go back to buying good made ak's.
Their choice of vehicle in the past as I remember was VW.Doesn't need water.
It is funny I see this.I just read an article about comparing the saiga to the sar-1.
What was sad was,the sar-1 was quoted as being a better rifle. lol.
"Now thas funny ,I don't care who ya are"
Their choice of vehicle in the past as I remember was VW.Doesn't need water.
It is funny I see this.I just read an article about comparing the saiga to the sar-1.
What was sad was,the sar-1 was quoted as being a better rifle. lol.
"Now thas funny ,I don't care who ya are"
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What's not funny is the death of a border patrol agent and innocent civilians because of the incompetent jackasses in the present administration. Then they try to pass legislation against legal gun owners. It is deceptive at best evil at worst.
USMC-Deano
Baby Eagle FTW
Yeah, I have to agree with Leo here. To say it's evil is to almost say it's a glorious thing.
"Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain"- from the Wizard of Oz
W1nds0rF0x
Snap, Crackle, Pop.
He, (the squeaky voiced intern) says the FN 5.7 is called the cop killer because of it's armor piercing capability. Now, anyone with more than 3 brain cells to rub together knows it's the cartridge more than the weapon and it's my understanding those rounds are very controlled and very hard to get??
Sin-ster
GM of 4 Letter Outbursts
"Most popular" based on... what data, pray tell?
Because if the FiveSeveN and PS90 are really on that list because of their widespread and prolific use in Mexico... Well, I'll at least attempt to eat part of my hat.
Because if the FiveSeveN and PS90 are really on that list because of their widespread and prolific use in Mexico... Well, I'll at least attempt to eat part of my hat.
Political Preemtive Diffusion: get as many firearms from the common man prior to our collapsing of the entire economic and social order such that we can herd and dispose of them as we see fit.
Of course, too many are ignorant and bigoted... We could stir the pot with PsyOps and BlackOps/False Flag Ops and watch them go at each other with 200 + years of carefully nurtured hostility...
We'd better be waking up wise or it's going to be a garish final push.
Of course, too many are ignorant and bigoted... We could stir the pot with PsyOps and BlackOps/False Flag Ops and watch them go at each other with 200 + years of carefully nurtured hostility...
We'd better be waking up wise or it's going to be a garish final push.
Not hard to get at all. Not controlled. I saw thousands of rounds of 5.7X28 on a shelf in an overpriced gun shop yesterday. More expensive than other types of ammo, yes. Hard to get or controlled, no.
W1nds0rF0x
Snap, Crackle, Pop.
You misunderstand. There are several different types of 5.7 ammo designated by the color of the tip of the bullet. There is only one of the 8 or so that is an armor piercing round and that particular one, as I remember; is very tightly controlled and hard to get.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FN_5.7×28mm#Varieties
Ok two, the duty and the tracer are considered AP but as it says are restricted. I don't know if that makes it impossible for *them* to get or not, but my point is owning an FN five seven does not automatically give you an armor piercing weapon.
