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Another military theft of arms

Posted by David Hardy · 19 June 2021 02:29 PM

This time, a case of 40mm dual-purpose grenades.

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Michael Murray | June 20, 2021 6:14 PM | Reply

Not technically "arms", they are actually "munitions". They have been out in the wild for quite a while, but Im sure the lot numbers are being traced. In the original packaging they are pretty safe, (they are made to be handled by Marines) and without the MK-19 they aren't good for much. If you are dumb enough to try to take one apart, throw one in fire, or beat on it with a hammer, you get what you deserve.

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