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400 guns stolen from UPS in TN

ATF warns public after 400 guns stolen in Tennessee

The agency is asking for the public's help in the case: It offered a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

someone steals 400 firearms, and the reward offer is $5000. [rofl]

That's about $12.50 per gun.

The perps would get much more by turning them in to a Buy Back program.

AND get rid of the evidence at the same time.
 
Update: Guns stolen from Memphis UPS facility were found en route to Chicago

Midlothian police received a call around 3 p.m on Sunday about suspicious activity in a store parking lot in the Chicago suburb. The suspects fled the scene upon being questioned by police, leaving behind a U-Haul van filled with an estimated 364 Ruger caliber firearms.
. . .
Sixteen pallets of firearms had arrived to the Memphis distribution center from a Ruger factory in North Carolina on Friday and were scheduled to depart for Dallas, Texas on the day parts of the shipment was stolen.
 
Those guys will be going to federal prison for life. Theres about 7 felony charges involved per firearm.......they are toast if they are caught.
 
Following the incident Sunday night, the ATF said the heist was one of the largest single gun thefts the agency has investigated, according to bureau spokesman Michael Knight.


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Those guys will be going to federal prison for life. Theres about 7 felony charges involved per firearm.......they are toast if they are caught.

Oh I'm sure those criminals are shaking in their boots. Meanwhile, you and I, hypothetically speaking, are afraid to possess a single magazine over 10rds.
 
"The suspects fled the scene upon being questioned by police, leaving behind a U-Haul van filled with an estimated 364 Ruger caliber firearms."

Is this a new, experimental caliber which Ruger has developed for the Chicago street market?
 
That didn't take long:

ATF: Second suspect caught in major Memphis gun theft

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Approximately 364 of the guns stolen from an UPS facility in Memphis wereATF: Second suspect caught in major Memphis gun theft recovered en route to Chicago.
Wednesday afternoon, ATF agents in Chicago announced they had 24-year-old Roland Jackson in custody. Taveyan Turnbo, 18, was already in custody.

According to a federal criminal complaint, the UPS facility received a shipment from the Ruger factory in North Carolina on Sept. 28. The 16 pallets of firearms were scheduled to leave two days later for Dallas, Texas.

Before they could be shipped, two men entered the Brooks Road facility in Memphis, loaded three pallets into a U-Haul van and sped away.

Authorities said there were roughly 367 guns in those pallets. All of the weapons were either .22 caliber or .380 caliber firearms
 
nbcnews said:
Sixteen pallets of firearms had arrived to the Memphis distribution center from a Ruger factory in North Carolina on Friday and were scheduled to depart for Dallas, Texas on the day parts of the shipment was stolen.

So, that's an inside job if I ever saw one.

Nobody would show up to a UPS facility with a U-Haul truck just on the off chance there was a U-Haul truck's worth of stuff to steal.
 
"The suspects fled the scene upon being questioned by police, leaving behind a U-Haul van filled with an estimated 364 Ruger caliber firearms."

400 - 364 = 36.

Is that the blue tax?
 
"The suspects fled the scene upon being questioned by police, leaving behind a U-Haul van filled with an estimated 364 Ruger caliber firearms."

400 - 364 = 36.

Is that the blue tax?
  1. Prime factorization of 364 is 2**2 * 7 * 13. WTF?
  2. "Caliber" is probably supposed to be "carbine", because stupid MSM; "Carbine - the other 'C' word".
 
"The suspects fled the scene upon being questioned by police, leaving behind a U-Haul van filled with an estimated 364 Ruger caliber firearms."

Is this a new, experimental caliber which Ruger has developed for the Chicago street market?
Don't they have like a 254 Ruger or sometbing
 

That thread discusses a "Ruger M77" chambered in ".264 Win Mag",
not an "M77" chambered in ".264 Ruger".
The .264 Winchester Magnum article mentions no Ruger involvement in the cartridge development.
Stop me if I'm wrong.

But it speaks well that you found something like that,
even if it does turn out to be an unfortunate ambiguity.
 
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