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This is very interesting.

The Korean government, South Korean government, would like to sell the U.S.

more than 100,000 classic M1 Garans and M1 carbines.

These are the classic rifles from World War II.

Collectors love them.

And also, they're just fun to shoot.

And you can generally get them, you can get them through the Civilian Marksmanship Program.

And they have all these guns left over from World War II.

They're made in America, of course.

And they want to sell them here, where we have a good market.

People would love to have them, collectors and shooters.

The only problem is the U.S. government, i.e. the Obama administration, will not allow them to be sold here.

According to the South Korean official who's been quoted, it says the U.S.

insisted that imports of the aging rifles could cause problems such as firearm accidents.

It was also worried the weapons could be smuggled to terrorist gangs or other people with bad intentions.

Hmm.

Bad intentions.

Well, first of all, on the issue of accidents, accidents with firearms have been going down for 50 years, 5-0, 50 years, more than that, actually.

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