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  1. 07-13-2011 09:52 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by mpd1978 View Post
    I hope they are checking the parts for the correct makers codes before they put them together!
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    The bosses better be doing a strict serial number inventory every day . Never know when some Canadians will come around with a case of whiskey to trade for stolen US government guns and ammo.
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    Yes, they're a criminal element at best...
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    Indeed.
    Without strict property acountability , chilling things can happen. Just imagine , packs of hockey playing hoodlums wandering around with stolen American guns and ammo . And not bolt action moose rifles , either . No ... much worse than that : little brown assault rifles and Thompson gangster guns .They might actually shoot at somebody with those nasty things .

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