In a message dated 10/9/03 10:09:10 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:



I wonder how they are defining "assault weapon".

http://www.vpc.org/studies/officetwo.htm

Section Two: Law Enforcement Officers Killed in the line of Duty by  Assault Weapons, 1998 Through 2001

41 Law Enforcement Officers Killed

1998

State
Manufacturer
Model
Caliber


Alaska
Colt
AR-15
7.62mm

Georgia
Iver Johnson
M1 Carbine
.30

Oregon
Norinco
SKS
11
7.62mm

New York
Unknown
MAC-11
9mm

California
Armalite
M151A
.223

Mississippi
Colt
AR-15
.223

Mississippi
Colt
AR-15
.223

Michigan
DPMS, Inc.
AR-15
.223

Florida
Unknown
SKS
7.62mm

Colorado
Unknown
SKS
7.62mm

Texas
Unknown
AR-15
.223

Texas
Unknown
AR-15
.223

Missouri
Unknown
MAK 90
7.62mm

California
Ruger
Mini-14
.223

Indiana
Norinco
SKS
7.62mm

1999

State
Manufacturer
Model
Caliber


California
Ferunion/Hungarian  Arms
SA85
7.62mm

Indiana
Norinco
SKS
7.62mm

New Jersey
Intratec
TEC-9
9mm

Arizona
Unknown
AK-47
7.62mm

California
Norinco
MAK 90
7.62mm

Oklahoma
Colt
AR-15 H-BAR
.223

Texas
Norinco
MAK  90 Sporter
7.62mm

Texas
Norinco
MAK 90
7.62mm

Texas
Norinco
MAK  90
7.62mm

Texas
Norinco
MAK 90
7.62mm

2000

State
Manufacturer
Model
Caliber


North Carolina
Maadi
ARM
7.62mm

Georgia
Ruger
AR-15
12
.223

California
Colt
CAR-15
.223

Texas
Ruger
Mini-14
.223

Georgia
Intratec
TEC-9
9mm

Maryland
Unknown
M1 Carbine
.30

2001

State
Manufacturer
Model
Caliber


California
Unknown
AR-15
.223

Florida
SWD Inc.
M-11
9mm

Indiana
Unknown
AK-47
7.62mm

Kentucky
Underwood
M1 Carbine
.30

Kentucky
Underwood
M1 Carbine
.30

Michigan
Unknown
SKS
7.62mm

Tennessee
Maadi
MAK 90
7.62mm

Texas
Unknown
M-11
9mm

Texas
Norinco
SKS
7.62mm

Utah
Norinco
SKS
7.62mm

11) The SKS is not            banned by name under the 1994 federal assault weapons ban. Only SKS            rifles that were modified to be defined as an assault weapon under Section            (B) of the law were affected by the ban. Section (B) defines a "semiautomatic            assault weapon" as "a semiautomatic rifle that has an ability to accept            a detachable ammunition magazine and has at least 2 of—(i) a folding            or telescoping stock; (ii) a pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously            beneath the action of the weapon; (iii) a bayonet mount; (iv) a flash            suppressor or threaded barrel designed to accommodate a flash suppressor;            and (v) a grenade launcher...." Legislation to be introduced this Congress            would explicitly ban any SKS able to accept a detachable ammunition            magazine. Unless otherwise stated, the exact configuration of SKS weapons            used in police shootings cited in this study cannot be determined.

12) Inconsistency            between manufacturer and weapon type from FBI data


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