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US Man Admits to Shipping Guns to Australia
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A US man has pleaded guilty to illegally shipping guns to an Australian weapons dealer using a crate with a secret compartment to fool customs officials. The Journal Sentinel reports that Wisconsin man Andy Huebschmann, of New Holstein, admitted in federal court to sending the Australian dealer pistols, rifles and rifle parts to convert semi-automatic guns into fully automatic weapons.
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jac
(7/1/2019)
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Since they don't have any semi-automatic guns in Australia, what good would parts be to convert semi-auto guns into fully automatic weapons? |
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