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“62 million more”: Another BIG DHS ammunition purchase has come to light
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The Department of Homeland Security is set to purchase over 62 million rounds of ammo typically used in AR-15 semi-automatic rifles, just weeks after the ATF was forced to back down on a ban on M855 bullets.
A posting on FedBizOpps.gov this week reveals that the DHS is looking to contract with a company to provide 12.6 million rounds of .223 Remington ammunition per year for a period of five years – totaling 62.5 million bullets.
Submitters note: Are they preparing for a war? No wonder ammunition is in short supply and high priced. |
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laker1
(9/19/2015)
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| As the US military shrinks the DHS expands. Obama's storm troopers just as powerful and well equipped as the traditional military but inside the USA. |
| Comment by:
lostone1413
(9/19/2015)
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| Care to guess the war they are getting ready to fight who it will be against?? |
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