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  • Only on 13: Couple finds fully-automatic M16s in storage cases bought online

    09/27/2022 8:07:56 AM PDT · by Chode · 70 replies
    ABC13 ^ | 9*27*2022 | ByMiya Shay
    HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Federal authorities are trying to figure out how at least a dozen fully-automatic M16s ended up among military surplus equipment sold to a Houston couple. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) executed a search warrant in a Richmond-area storage facility on Monday afternoon. However, that only came after the couple voluntarily notified authorities of their highly-unusual find. Last week, the couple, who run a side hustle of buying surplus lots, dividing up the products, and reselling them on eBay, received delivery of 108 storage cases sold by a government surplus website. Over the weekend,...
  • Why Do The Philadelphia Police Have 1,356 Full-Auto M-16s?

    04/18/2013 7:51:58 AM PDT · by KeyLargo · 46 replies
    The Truth About Guns ^ | Apr 18, 2013 | Robert Farago
    Why Do The Philadelphia Police Have 1,356 Full-Auto M-16s? Posted on April 18, 2013 by Robert Farago “An automatic M-16 rifle is missing from one of the Philadelphia Police Department’s main gun-storage units and Commissioner Charles Ramsey has called in federal authorities to investigate,” philly.com reports. ”Obviously, this is very, very serious,” Ramsey said. “And believe me, we will get to the bottom of it, one way or another, I guarantee that.” Cops lose gun. Cops go crazy trying to find it before it turns into another Fast and Furious Brian Terry deal. Another day, another example of why cops...
  • US Forces Pour Into Liberia With M16's And Razor Wire

    08/14/2003 3:57:21 PM PDT · by blam · 32 replies · 296+ views
    Independent (UK) ^ | 8-15-2003 | Declan Walsh
    US forces pour into Liberia with M16s and razor wire By Declan Walsh in Monrovia 15 August 2003 The siege is finally over. American marines landed dramatically in Monrovia yesterday, clearing the way for Nigerian peace-keepers to seize control of the battered city and end a mounting humanitarian crisis. Three days after the pariah President, Charles Taylor, fled into exile, US warplanes and helicopters screamed over Liberia's capital while Nigerian troops were pushing into rebel territory. A giant crowd of dancing and singing Liberians gave them a riotous welcome as they crossed frontline bridges, scenes of the most chaotic fighting...