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<blockquote data-quote="ripnbst" data-source="post: 2074496" data-attributes="member: 16136"><p>Single shot break action, yeah I wouldn't be holding that. But a tube mag rifle I wouldn't have much against considering what is likely available. Obviously something with a detachable box mag would be ideal.</p><p></p><p>I know a guy who lived there a few years who was doing contract work. He had some intense stories. Watch "The Kingdom" and in the scene where they are hauling in a convoy down the highway to detect anyone who may be following. My buddy said this is standard MO in MX. His company gave him a list of criteria any vehicle he chose to purchase MUST have: V8 or bigger motor, be an SUV or truck of some sort, have a brush guard(read battering ram) on the front of it, runflat tires, some other stuff. They have custom license plates that if they are doing 100 mph on the highway and the police get behind them they see the plate and back down(supposed to). If you are in an accident (fender bender) DO NOT GET OUT OF YOUR VEHICLE. You sit in it doors locked and call this number they give you. When the guys show up who you called then you can get out.</p><p></p><p>Before he had his own vehicle it was limo service everywhere and you don't leave your house without it until you have a vehicle that meets the criteria above. he lived in a neighborhood called "Los Arcos" that lots of locals apparently knew as "Los Narcos". His driver one time parked sort of blocking his neighbors drive way. He said his neighbor came out with an AK and sprayed a few rounds into the dirt in his yard. Told the guy to move his car or the next bullets were going to be in his chest.</p><p></p><p>Like I said, intense stories. The environment is pseudo working as a .mil contractor in a war torn country. I might do it for the right amount of money, but we'd be talking serious dough and I'd only do it for a few years to build up some savings and then head back to the sates.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ripnbst, post: 2074496, member: 16136"] Single shot break action, yeah I wouldn't be holding that. But a tube mag rifle I wouldn't have much against considering what is likely available. Obviously something with a detachable box mag would be ideal. I know a guy who lived there a few years who was doing contract work. He had some intense stories. Watch "The Kingdom" and in the scene where they are hauling in a convoy down the highway to detect anyone who may be following. My buddy said this is standard MO in MX. His company gave him a list of criteria any vehicle he chose to purchase MUST have: V8 or bigger motor, be an SUV or truck of some sort, have a brush guard(read battering ram) on the front of it, runflat tires, some other stuff. They have custom license plates that if they are doing 100 mph on the highway and the police get behind them they see the plate and back down(supposed to). If you are in an accident (fender bender) DO NOT GET OUT OF YOUR VEHICLE. You sit in it doors locked and call this number they give you. When the guys show up who you called then you can get out. Before he had his own vehicle it was limo service everywhere and you don't leave your house without it until you have a vehicle that meets the criteria above. he lived in a neighborhood called "Los Arcos" that lots of locals apparently knew as "Los Narcos". His driver one time parked sort of blocking his neighbors drive way. He said his neighbor came out with an AK and sprayed a few rounds into the dirt in his yard. Told the guy to move his car or the next bullets were going to be in his chest. Like I said, intense stories. The environment is pseudo working as a .mil contractor in a war torn country. I might do it for the right amount of money, but we'd be talking serious dough and I'd only do it for a few years to build up some savings and then head back to the sates. [/QUOTE]
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