Posted on 05/13/2014 4:44:42 PM PDT by Perseverando
Firearms
Solicitation Number: USDAOIGWEA-5-7-14
Agency: Department of Agriculture
Office: Office of the Inspector General
Location: Procurement Branch
Solicitation Number: - - - - - Notice Type:
USDAOIGWEA-5-7-14 - - - Sources Sought
Synopsis:
Added: May 07, 2014 2:03 pm
The U.S. Department of Agriculture, Office of Inspector General, located in Washington, DC, pursuant to the authority of FAR Part 13, has a requirement for the commerical acquisition of submachine guns, .40 Cal. S&W, ambidextrous safety, semi-automatic or 2 shot burts trigger group, Tritium night sights for front and rear, rails for attachment of flashlight (front under fore grip) and scope (top rear), stock-collapsilbe or folding, magazine - 30 rd. capacity, sling, light weight, and oversized trigger guard for gloved operation. NO SOLICITATION DOCUMENT EXISTS. All responsible and/or interested sources may submit their company name, point of contact, and telephone. If received timely, shall be considered by the agency for contact to determine weapon suitability.
(Excerpt) Read more at fbo.gov ...
They want to stop all those GMO assault crops. /sarc
Funny, funny.
You never know when they might need to shoot a crazy/rabid cow. B-P
“You know how the Amish are.”
My good friends in Holmes County, Ohio say, come on down, come and get it! We need fertilizer! First you shit, then we bury you!
It’s all about enforcing the bans on Raw Milk...
Noticed that myself while reading the article, and also was wondering.
Good point.
There is no justification for this. None.
In before the justifiers ;)
Well, maybe those ag guys do need some machine guns. ;^)
Either that or they might shoot Genetic Modified Foods if they start attacking.
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Barrel Break In Procedures Compared
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Muzzle Brakes for Long Range Rifles
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Scope Mount and Rings Installation & Discussion
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Ballistics Tables Muzzle Velocity Variation (1/2)
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Intro to Advanced External Ballistics & Tables
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Ballistic Tables - Excel TEMPLATES Intro
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JBM Ballistics Intro
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G1 vs G7 Drag Functions & Ballistic Coefficients
SNIPER 101 Part 77
Calculating FIRING SOLUTIONS for Various Applications of Fire
SNIPER 101 Part 78
Ballistic CALCFORMS How to Use / Introduction
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“Its all about enforcing the bans on Raw Milk...”
I’m not sure if you are joking about this or not, but it’s true. They need these guns to seize assets of farmers who don’t get their products inspected by the FDA. This includes farmer market producers, dairymen, and meat cutters(even venison lockers). Any farmer who slaughters a pig for a family pig roast is risking great loss. Any organic farmer who uses manure fertilizer is at risk. Any butcher who doesn’t have game inspected is at risk.
How soon until they want their own nukes?
Gotta dig a hole somehow. But since the DOA are not farmers and do not produce anything worth a damn, hey, every other federal agency is arming up, so whats the big deal?
Right, except when they show up at 3 am in force. I hear ya though.
Because they are quite content with the status quo.
“Why do not our congressmen never go on record challenging these purchases?”
When DHS under Napolitano launched the initial weapons and ammo build up, they did. The congress issued a formal request for an explanation. DHS responded “it’s none of your business.” Nothing more was said. It’s a coup d’etat. You’re living through one.
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