From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steel bullets do shorten barrel life, although it depends on how
hard the bullet is and how thick the jacket is. They are also
lighter than lead so they can be affected more by the wind.
Rubbish.
Steel cored bullets still have a lead ogive around the core
as well as
From: "Hugh Bellars", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I must disagree with Hugh here and agree with IG. Any
police officer disagreeing with policy directions given
by senior officers is 'sticking his neck on the line'
and any officer putting himself in this situation can
find life very difficult indeed.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
All this about Builders "ignoring" illegal Firearms they find
raises some interesting questions.
If you were to come accross an illegal Firearm/s what do
you do? Recently a Pistol was recovered, or possibley
two I think, under a Bridge not 10 Minutes from where I
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
He also said in an article in Combat Handguns that a Beretta
92FS with a ten inch ported barrel and 20-round magazine
was the perfect "home defence" gun which sounds a bit
contradictory to me.
Steve,
It's a 6" ported BarSto Barrel on a custom Beretta 96, 20 rd
mag and
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've seen a .22 blank-firing revolver which had been converted
to fire live ammunition by boring out the chambers and using
part of an air rifle barrel for the barrel.
The problem with these conversions is you may also be the
last person to see it, as
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MOTIVE PUZZLE OVER BODY-IN-SEA MURDER
221607 AUG 10
By Jon Coates, PA News
The detective heading the investigation into the murder
of a businessman whose body was found floating in the sea
admitted today that his team was baffled by the motive.
The body of
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't claim to be a great expert on this. However, I
recently read a bookthe contained a small section on the
proceedings at Nuremburg. What I didn't realise is that no
Laws, international or otherwise were ever broken. The
"Laws" on which all of the charges were
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unless someone can correct me I don't believe
that anyone has ever been shot in GB with a full-auto by
a police officer in the course of his duties.
Difficult to say really. When the Met first bought the
MP-5 they bought the full auto version fitted with a
From: Norman Bassett, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, Steve
I see in September's Gun Mart the SAGBNI report of the
latest BSSC meeting on 6 July saying they'd proposed
the preparation of a "BSSC Firearms Act" to counter
the HAC report and "tidy things up".
I was thinking that to propose incorporating
From: "Ron Rosenfeld", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Even if you are facing what is clearly a break barrel air
rifle you should consider it deadly. I've heard (but
admittedly not seen) of them being "re-chambered" for a
.22 cetrefire round with the spring mechanism being modified
to create a firing pin.
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