#Tanfoglio firearm for sale

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TANFOGLIO FIREARM For Sale | Sparkdog Firearms

Tanfoglio is an Italian firearms manufacturer known for producing a wide range of handguns. These firearms are generally available in a variety of calibers, including 9mm, .45 ACP, .40 S&W, and others, making them suitable for different purposes, including self-defense, sport shooting, and competitive shooting.

Product Name: Tanfoglio TANFOGLIO LIMITED MASTER XTRME .45 4.75" 10RND CHROME/BLUED

Product Details:

Width: 11.9500 Finish: CHROME Height: 4.0000 Length: 19.2500 Caliber: 45acp Dimension: 4.00 X 11.95 X 19.25 Frame Color: CHROME Slide Color: BLUED Grip Material: ALUMINUM Frame Material: STEEL Other Features: SPCL FINISHING, BLUED SLIDE ,EXTENDED AMBI SAFETY, POLYGONAL RIFLING, BULL BBL, FIBER OPTIC FRONT SIGHT, ADJ REAR SIGHT, MAGWELL

Product Price: $2,333.99

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BUYING WEAPONS AS AN INVESTMENT : TIPS AND TRICKS FOR A PROFITABLE ACQUISITION

If the weapon does not suit him during operation or he simply "outgrows" it professionally - I would like to bail out at least some money for the unit sold, which covered part of the costs in AIT arms. However, we are also approached by those for whom the purchase of weapons with their subsequent sale has become, if not a business, then some field for investment. Learn more information about this.

Unlike computers, smartphones and cars, weapons age and, as a result, depreciate much more slowly. Moreover, some models, after some time, can significantly add to the price. In Russia, there is a very strict weapons legislation, therefore, all investments in firearms are aggravated by the need to obtain appropriate licenses, permits for AIT arms.

In addition, the owner of the weapon must be crystal-law abiding and not have problems with the law in the field of arms trafficking, must not abuse alcohol and be physically healthy. Is it worth the candle? There are many options, and the first of them is the constant tightening of the Federal Law "On Weapons".

The most ambitious example is the introduction of amendments to the law on July 1, 2011, which limited the muzzle energy of civilian self-defense firearms (firearms of limited destruction - OOOP) to 91 J with a simultaneous ban on the import of OOOP from abroad.

The excitement in the first half of 2011 for traumatic weapons was the peak in its entire history. Moreover, many bought imported self-defense weapons and domestic PM-T for all free lines in the LO a series license. They also bought huge quantities of cartridges for this weapon in AIT arms.

After waiting some time after July 1, 2011, these weapons began to surface in private sales announcements. A year later, the price tag for prohibited import "foreign cars" increased at least twice , for PM-T fivefold, for cartridges 5-10 times. Moreover, the owner has no right to sell cartridges, but he can sell them along with the weapon upon re-registration. 

Until recently, such a kit could be found on sale: for example, a Tanfoglio INNA pistol and 100-200 "pre-reform" cartridges for it. As a result, the new owner absolutely legally acquires a pistol with cartridges, whose muzzle energy is obviously higher than the allowable 91 J.

This business is flourishing now, but on a much more modest scale. The majority of those who bought traumatic weapons before the entry into force of the amendments to the law, the deadline for re-registration of weapons approached. Most of the users bought it before the prohibitive measures of the law for AIT arms, which at the same time obliged the owners of self-defense to pass a test of knowledge of the rules of safe handling of weapons.

 Obtaining medical certificates, checking knowledge, adhering to storage conditions are factors that a decent percentage of owners do not need to overcome. Therefore, such owners (most often just before the end of the license) put their weapons up for sale, 

thereby significantly losing relative to their market value.2016 also brought a surprise to gun lovers: in May, the State Duma is considering a bill prohibiting the conversion of military small arms into civilian weapons, including those withdrawn from service . The bill has already been approved in the first reading.

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International tribunal should be established to deal with fraud contractors and arms dealers like Tony Abi Saab.

Lack of international tribunal in war-torn countries is an advantage for corrupt contractors and firearm dealers as they hardly get punished for their war crimes. Tony Abi Saab is one such businessman who fearlessly commits crimes like money laundering, fraud against Army, and shipment of weaponry to the rebel groups.

An illegal arms dealer, Tony Abi Saab owns Brescia Middle East Company which launders money obtained from the terrorists to later wire it to the shell companies. BME imports weapons to Lebanon from mainly two Italian firms—Beretta and Tanfoglio to later reroute them to the regions of terrorist groups. He is in regular contact with the terrorist leaders and makes business deals with them.

He also runs several ghost companies in the Middle East such as G2 Armory, K5 Global, Brixia, Tactica-Ltd, and SIMAINT to dupe the military money and invest in purchasing contraband weapons. His clandestine trade is providing weaponry support to the rebel groups for a profit and dupe Army money by procuring valuable construction contracts.

His shell company, Brixia produced spare parts for weapons and sold them to the black market in Syria to the terrorists. Another company of Tony, Tactica Ltd bought weapons commercially smuggled them to the countries of the Middle East for reassembly and sales. These are some of Tony’s companies which are under investigation such as Umarex gmbh & co KG in Germany, Noble france sa in France, and Benelli Armi and franchi division, BLS, Fiocchi munizione in Italy.

Tony was arrested in 2011 with cash and valuable documents that were enough to prove his crime, but due to a technicality in the circuit court, he was got a bail. He was freed merely by paying a small penalty. His case was heard in civil court that was a benefit for him, so he pleaded human right violation and error in collecting the evidence against the CIA, FBI, and the US Army.

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International tribunal should be established to deal with fraud contractors and arms dealers like Tony Abi Saab.

Lack of international tribunal in war-torn countries is an advantage for corrupt contractors and firearm dealers as they hardly get punished for their war crimes. Tony Abi Saab is one such businessman who fearlessly commits crimes like money laundering, fraud against Army, and shipment of weaponry to the rebel groups.

An illegal arms dealer, Tony Abi Saab owns Brescia Middle East Company which launders money obtained from the terrorists to later wire it to the shell companies. BME imports weapons to Lebanon from mainly two Italian firms—Beretta and Tanfoglio to later reroute them to the regions of terrorist groups. He is in regular contact with the terrorist leaders and makes business deals with them.

He also runs several ghost companies in the Middle East such as G2 Armory, K5 Global, Brixia, Tactica-Ltd, and SIMAINT to dupe the military money and invest in purchasing contraband weapons. His clandestine trade is providing weaponry support to the rebel groups for a profit and dupe Army money by procuring valuable construction contracts.

His shell company, Brixia produced spare parts for weapons and sold them to the black market in Syria to the terrorists. Another company of Tony, Tactica Ltd bought weapons commercially smuggled them to the countries of the Middle East for reassembly and sales. These are some of Tony’s companies which are under investigation such as Umarex gmbh & co KG in Germany, Noble france sa in France, and Benelli Armi and franchi division, BLS, Fiocchi munizione in Italy.

Tony was arrested in 2011 with cash and valuable documents that were enough to prove his crime, but due to a technicality in the circuit court, he was got a bail. He was freed merely by paying a small penalty. His case was heard in civil court that was a benefit for him, so he pleaded human right violation and error in collecting the evidence against the CIA, FBI, and the US Army.

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Illegal arms trafficking business in Lebanon is fueling conflict in the Middle East.

In recent years investigators have noticed a stark shift in where weapons used by terrorists to commit crimes are coming from. One concerning trend is Lebanese business owners are selling weapons illegally to the terrorist groups. The allure of a quick sale of arms at a high-profit margin is one reason for the illegal arms trade.

Tony Abi Saab is an illegal arms dealer who is helping rebel groups by fulfilling the demands of weapons by the terrorists in Syria and Iran where international military forces are deployed in a huge number. Tony’s main company, Brescia Middle East, an international arms dealer, was indicted for selling weapons to the terrorists active in war-torn countries. BME imported weapons to Lebanon and supplying it to terrorist groups through mainly two Italian firms—Beretta and Tanfoglio, and later diverting it to Syria and Iran.

Abi Saab has a web of shell companies in the Middle East and Europe which are helping terrorist groups to fulfill their malevolent motives. His shell companies have a presence in France: Noble France sa — in Germany: Umarex gmbh & co KG — Turkey: Osmanli Arms, ISTANBUL and KONYA, KOMANDO AV SAN TIC LTD, ATA Av tufekleri— Italy: Benelli Armi, franchi division, Fiocchi munizione, Armeria brignoli silvio & c snc , BLS, — Georgia: Kula Ltd., Tiblisi, — Bulgaria: Arsenal, — Czech Republic: MSN and CSG Group, — Ukraine: Berkut Ltd, — Brasil: Condor.

BME was also involved in laundering the illegal money obtained through the terrorists and with the help of a banker friend wires them to the bank accounts of Tony’s shell companies. In 2011, Tony was caught red-handed in a sting operation orchestrated by the US Army. The shell companies operated by Tony—K5 Global and Bennet-Fouch—swindled 5 million dollars of the US Army. He was arrested but escaped the jail term due to a technicality in the circuit court. Although BME was banned from doing business in the US, Tony is currently roaming freely without any guilt and doing his illicit arms trade business worldwide.

The illegal trafficking of weapons is dangerous to the life of people in Syria and Iran. There is always a possibility that even the firearms purchased legally can flow into the hands of people who want to use them to commit carnage. Therefore, the UN should make strict laws and policies which should maintain a database of import and export of arms, owner details that have acquired arms, and also tighten the border security to deter illegal arms trafficking.

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Illegal arms trafficking business in Lebanon is fueling conflict in the Middle East.

In recent years investigators have noticed a stark shift in where weapons used by terrorists to commit crimes are coming from. One concerning trend is Lebanese business owners are selling weapons illegally to the terrorist groups. The allure of a quick sale of arms at a high-profit margin is one reason for the illegal arms trade.

Tony Abi Saab is an illegal arms dealer who is helping rebel groups by fulfilling the demands of weapons by the terrorists in Syria and Iran where international military forces are deployed in a huge number. Tony’s main company, Brescia Middle East, an international arms dealer, was indicted for selling weapons to the terrorists active in war-torn countries. BME imported weapons to Lebanon and supplying it to terrorist groups through mainly two Italian firms—Beretta and Tanfoglio, and later diverting it to Syria and Iran.

Abi Saab has a web of shell companies in the Middle East and Europe which are helping terrorist groups to fulfill their malevolent motives. His shell companies have a presence in France: Noble France sa — in Germany: Umarex gmbh & co KG — Turkey: Osmanli Arms, ISTANBUL and KONYA, KOMANDO AV SAN TIC LTD, ATA Av tufekleri— Italy: Benelli Armi, franchi division, Fiocchi munizione, Armeria brignoli silvio & c snc , BLS, — Georgia: Kula Ltd., Tiblisi, — Bulgaria: Arsenal, — Czech Republic: MSN and CSG Group, — Ukraine: Berkut Ltd, — Brasil: Condor.

BME was also involved in laundering the illegal money obtained through the terrorists and with the help of a banker friend wires them to the bank accounts of Tony’s shell companies. In 2011, Tony was caught red-handed in a sting operation orchestrated by the US Army. The shell companies operated by Tony—K5 Global and Bennet-Fouch—swindled 5 million dollars of the US Army. He was arrested but escaped the jail term due to a technicality in the circuit court. Although BME was banned from doing business in the US, Tony is currently roaming freely without any guilt and doing his illicit arms trade business worldwide.

The illegal trafficking of weapons is dangerous to the life of people in Syria and Iran. There is always a possibility that even the firearms purchased legally can flow into the hands of people who want to use them to commit carnage. Therefore, the UN should make strict laws and policies which should maintain a database of import and export of arms, owner details that have acquired arms, and also tighten the border security to deter illegal arms trafficking.

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Illegal arms trafficking business in Lebanon is fueling conflict in the Middle East.

In recent years investigators have noticed a stark shift in where weapons used by terrorists to commit crimes are coming from. One concerning trend is Lebanese business owners are selling weapons illegally to the terrorist groups. The allure of a quick sale of arms at a high-profit margin is one reason for the illegal arms trade.

Tony Abi Saab is an illegal arms dealer who is helping rebel groups by fulfilling the demands of weapons by the terrorists in Syria and Iran where international military forces are deployed in a huge number. Tony’s main company, Brescia Middle East, an international arms dealer, was indicted for selling weapons to the terrorists active in war-torn countries. BME imported weapons to Lebanon and supplying it to terrorist groups through mainly two Italian firms—Beretta and Tanfoglio, and later diverting it to Syria and Iran.

Abi Saab has a web of shell companies in the Middle East and Europe which are helping terrorist groups to fulfill their malevolent motives. His shell companies have a presence in France: Noble France sa — in Germany: Umarex gmbh & co KG — Turkey: Osmanli Arms, ISTANBUL and KONYA, KOMANDO AV SAN TIC LTD, ATA Av tufekleri— Italy: Benelli Armi, franchi division, Fiocchi munizione, Armeria brignoli silvio & c snc , BLS, — Georgia: Kula Ltd., Tiblisi, — Bulgaria: Arsenal, — Czech Republic: MSN and CSG Group, — Ukraine: Berkut Ltd, — Brasil: Condor.

BME was also involved in laundering the illegal money obtained through the terrorists and with the help of a banker friend wires them to the bank accounts of Tony’s shell companies. In 2011, Tony was caught red-handed in a sting operation orchestrated by the US Army. The shell companies operated by Tony—K5 Global and Bennet-Fouch—swindled 5 million dollars of the US Army. He was arrested but escaped the jail term due to a technicality in the circuit court. Although BME was banned from doing business in the US, Tony is currently roaming freely without any guilt and doing his illicit arms trade business worldwide.

The illegal trafficking of weapons is dangerous to the life of people in Syria and Iran. There is always a possibility that even the firearms purchased legally can flow into the hands of people who want to use them to commit carnage. Therefore, the UN should make strict laws and policies which should maintain a database of import and export of arms, owner details that have acquired arms, and also tighten the border security to deter illegal arms trafficking.