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To: SlickWillard

LEGAL CAUTION: Whenever you use a modified weapon or unusual ammunition you will be subject to the bad guys lawyer trying to prove malicious intent even in self defense. IE: flechettes. Your much better off having used OO buck if you find yourself in front of a jury or DA. Besides OO buck will always get the job done. It's the prefered round of LEO's everywhere.


54 posted on 09/19/2004 11:19:43 AM PDT by Pajama Blogger (Pajama Power)
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To: Pajama Blogger
LEGAL CAUTION: Whenever you use a modified weapon or unusual ammunition you will be subject to the bad guys lawyer trying to prove malicious intent even in self defense.

Case you site a case where a guy was found guilty on a legit shooting based off of this? Ayoob likes to talk about this a lot but I have never actually heard of a case where it influenced the jury.

58 posted on 09/19/2004 11:26:22 AM PDT by killjoy (The sky is falling and I want my mommy.)
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To: Pajama Blogger
LEGAL CAUTION: Whenever you use a modified weapon or unusual ammunition you will be subject to the bad guys lawyer trying to prove malicious intent even in self defense. IE: flechettes. Your much better off having used OO buck if you find yourself in front of a jury or DA. Besides OO buck will always get the job done. It's the prefered round of LEO's everywhere.

Right, but I'm thinking worst case scenario here.

Suppose you had been a lone policeman on duty the day the Muslims stormed Beslan Middle School #1, and all you had was your duty-issue 12 gauge, and it was you against 15-20 Muslims, at fairly close range.

What would you want as your ammunition?

59 posted on 09/19/2004 11:26:33 AM PDT by SlickWillard
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