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Iran Ships Austrian .50-cal Sniper Rifles To Insurgents

Telegraph reports that a load of 800 Steyr .50 BMG sniper rifles that were legally exported to Iran from Austria showed up in Iraq 45 days later, when one of them was used to kill an American officer. They punch through Humvees and body armor. And our men have found 100 of the suckers since then.

Smoking gun, so to speak. Unlike the Iranian-manufactured IED's, these things have serial numbers. Let's see 'em.

Oh, why is legal to sell these to Iran?

The National Iranian Police Organisation bought the rifles allegedly to use them against drug smugglers in an £8 million order placed with Steyr in 2005.

The company was given permission to export them by the Austrian government, which is not a Nato member.

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Posted by SeeDubya on February 13, 2007 2:23 AM
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.50 cal sniper rifle in action…

http://marketswing.com/Videos/sniper.wmv

Posted by jill on February 13, 2007 9:18 AM

High-power sniper rifles to stop drug smugglers? Give me a break dude — I wasn’t born yesterday. Do American anti-drug forces use such weapons?

Posted by Mescalero on February 14, 2007 7:53 PM

Mescalero—

Afghan drug caravans are heavily armed, with RPG’s & such. Thousands of Iranian policemen have been killed fighting them over the last decade. They’ve fortified the Afhgan border, too.

So it’s not utterly implausible.

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