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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Insurance...I wonder if the size of the theft could have been padded for insurance money? As in stating there was a higher number of guns and more ammo than there actually was?
    I would imagine that it would take a heap of falsified paperwork that would need be created (production figures, serial numbers, parts, materials, and ammunition receipts) to accomplish that. And I'm thinking a company such as PMC had enough difficulties without biting off something with severe penalties.
    "You are what you do when it counts."

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