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    my god that thing is beautiful, wouldn't like to think of the cost of that though.

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    Yes it's being used for illegal and bad reasons but this hardware is sick! Blacked out adrenaline!
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    Dam they should bring back Miami Vice and use that to catch the drug dealers.
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    The serious smugglers are using subs.

    drug smuggling submarine - Google Search

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stance View Post
    The serious smugglers are using subs.

    drug smuggling submarine - Google Search
    Any ideas on how much they make on 1 trip? would it be enough to pay for the sub and the fuel cost? alone?

    In the article it claims the subs can carry up to 9 tons of coke which would bring in 250 million. I'm guessing the sub cost around 8 million... My god serious profits to be made.

    Wonder how much the kingpins which buy the coke once it's landed are sitting on :/
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    There was a submarine captured here in Spain a few years ago. The guys bailed on it also, no cargo on it. Here I think they prefer speed over stealth of a sub because of the type of shoreline we have. There is alot of drugs coming in that are not caught. I remember the police said they only apprehend less than 25% so there is still alot coming in. Through shipping containers alot also.

    As far as what they make, its alot. Figure a kilo here in Spain wholesale is around 35,000€ and street value is around 50,000€. But there is also several guys taking their cut out of each.

    That fastboat I posted was about 1 million € to build, mold included. It was made at a shipyard in Italy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Middleton View Post
    Any ideas on how much they make on 1 trip? would it be enough to pay for the sub and the fuel cost? alone?

    In the article it claims the subs can carry up to 9 tons of coke which would bring in 250 million. I'm guessing the sub cost around 8 million... My god serious profits to be made.

    Wonder how much the kingpins which buy the coke once it's landed are sitting on :/
    I'm sure many of them are custom built or bought on the secondary market.

    They're also building tunnels.. ‪Uncovering Mexico Drug Tunnels‬‏ - YouTube .. I found this interesting.

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    a good read, and funny imo

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