What was buried?

AR looks shorter than 16"

Looks like a SA MAC and UZI, an AR and Galil.

From the location, probably stashed on their way "south" and the mopes forgot to mark the spot. Joe

Who else wants to chamber a round and see if the Galil still works?

Looks like caliche deposits as well as rust, make sense for Phoenix soils.

Lesson learned ...don't bury your guns. Damn they are in bad shape.

Magazines are still loaded. Sell it fast and retire.

These look look like the barn find cars. That should buff right out.

Looks like a cartel stash.

If Id dug it up, the Galil wouldnt have been "found," lol.

Well that wasn't smart, they left the dust cover open!

Dopers, human traffickers, Scorpion Militia.... impending divorce?

Who knows?

I focus on Mr Precious Sorace using the word *disturbing* in the first sentence and the neighbor deeming it *nerve-wracking*.

What a couple of petunias! Or; "C'mon, gimme a break, man!"

Todd.

ApacheCoTodd said:

Dopers, human traffickers, Scorpion Militia.... impending divorce?

Who knows?

I focus on Mr Precious Sorace using the word *disturbing* in the first sentence and the neighbor deeming it *nerve-wracking*.

What a couple of petunias! Or; "C'mon, time a break, man!"

Todd.

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I found a Hubley "Dick Tracey" model cap pistol entombed inside a broken piece of foundation concrete once. It was terrifying!

PS: Still have it, and it works!

NIGHTLORD40K said:

Looks like a cartel stash.

If Id dug it up, the Galil wouldnt have been "found," lol.

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I feel that, but ehh, you never know if it was tied to a crime or could help solve a crime.

What happened to "finders keepers"?

NIGHTLORD40K said:

Looks like a cartel stash.

If Id dug it up, the Galil wouldnt have been "found," lol.

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Funny, I see three pistol type mags and no pistol was found???

Just saying
WB

Wildbillz said:

Funny, I see three pistol type mags and no pistol was found???

Just saying
WB

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Sounds like there's more holes to be dug!

Or at least a sweep with a metal detector.

The post said they were turned over to police. Should have been finders keepers rule. Would be fun to discretely work on.

NIGHTLORD40K said:

I found a Hubley "Dick Tracey" model cap pistol entombed inside a broken piece of foundation concrete once. It was terrifying!

PS: Still have it, and it works!

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I'm shocked that you could calm down enough to even type this terrifying anecdote into your computer machine.

Todd.

AK103K said:

What happened to "finders keepers"?

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Apparently with these hot-house-flowers it's more an issue of; *finders weepers!"

Todd.

Time to rent a metal detector.

Todd.

I would welcome the opportunity to do a refurbish job on the AR and Galil. Would probably take a few replacement parts, the right tools, attention to detail and a whole lot of patience but it could possibly be done. Might not be worth the initial effort but the payoff would be . Don't know much about Mac's or Uzi's but I would also take a crack at those.

Wildbillz said:

Funny, I see three pistol type mags and no pistol was found???

Just saying
WB

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Youre right, they look like 10-round, Clinton-era AWB Beretta M92 (or possibly SIG P226) mags.

herrwalther said:

The post said they were turned over to police. Should have been finders keepers rule. Would be fun to discretely work on.

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Good chance some are full-auto. The AR is definitely an SBR at least.

Another sad social commentary on this - perhaps more so for being in Arizona.

Did this tool really NOT have a moment in which he thought: "Damn, I GOT'S to call Billy!" when he found them?

He is what he is and doesn't know anyone who isn't? More's the pity.


Todd.