[kellynla]

"George Iknadosian is accused of being a top gun-supplier."

Muslim?

"Mexican law makes it nearly impossible to buy guns there legally. But less restrictive laws in the U.S. keep the firearms flowing over the border. Court papers in the Iknadosian case claim U.S. border states provide three-quarters of black market firearms to Mexico."

[El Gato]

Check out the link to the story and see what See B.S. would have you believe this guy was selling out of his store.

(Looks like an M240, 7.62x51 belt fed machine gun, although it could be the FN MAG 58, from which it is derived)

See B.S. living up to it's name, and working hand in glove with the dregs of federal "law enforcment", the BATFE.

[wardaddy]

juxatapose this with how frigging cheap full auto firearms are in most 3rd world countries where there has been recent serious insurrection

why can’t Mexicans get weapons cheaper from Colombian FARC or maybe even the Paras thrown in their dope planes..no shortage of nice toys in Colombia, Salvador, Newly Sandy Nicaragua, Guatemala, corrupt military in Honduras....and so forth

personally I think the BATF may be embellishing abit in job justification

[Ron H.]

You never hear about who the biggest supplier of assault weapons to the Mexican drug cartels really is. Try pointing the accusatory finger at the U.S. government itself. After all they are the ones arming the police at every level in the Mexican government, the military police organizations and even some politicians.

The supplied and trained Mexican personnel then sell or rent out their U.S. trained and supplied services and weapons to the highest paying drug cartels. No, your government doesn't want you and me making that connection. That would hamper their efforts to ban the guns that our own legal citizens buy to protect themselves. It damages their credibility in the U.S.