[joker1]

Oh damn, I thought gun store owners were selling guns directly to mexican drug cartels.
Still, I wonder how these guys got a hold of the guns, I'm not familiar with the laws in Texas, and who knows how many hands these guns have been through to reach this point.
Glad they caught these idiots, 5 years doesn't seem like a very long sentence for giving the antis ammunition to shred our constitution.

Joker1

 

[kellyII]

That is great to hear, that may have very well saved the lives of some CBP agents....

Im sure they were not buying them to just practice some shooting...
Bad elements with bad intentions..

 

[carver]

Let's see if I have this right. Two crooks have three assault rifles that they are going to deliver to customers from Mexico waiting for them along the Rio Grande River. Now, where did they get the guns? These two convicted felons did not legally purchase these guns, they're felons! Did the customers give them money to purchase these guns? Three guns at $1,500 each, if bought in the U.S., would be $4,500. You mean to tell me that these two crooks passed up $4,500 to get $50 each! Something's fishy with this story. Being a crook, I would have taken the money and disappeared! Screw the $50! Maybe it's just possible that a person who could legally purchase these guns bought them, and promised the felons $50 each to deliver them. From what I understand there are many ways to purchase these guns a lot lower price than buying them legally. Just wondering!

 

[Stetson]

I'd say something fishy,The bg probably stole 3 AR15 and pocketed th $4500.
That's my guess. I wouldn't get out of bed and do a legal delivery for that
especially at that time of night.