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To: Colvin

http://www.janes.com/articles/Janes-Infantry-Weapons/Eldorado-12-gauge-door-breaching-slug-cartridge-United-States.html

Not that they were justified in this case, but something like this this is what’s used.


24 posted on 01/04/2009 7:30:04 AM PST by kms61
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To: kms61
Just read the piece. Recoil on that sucker has gotta' be entertaining to say the least. The material fired turns into a fine powder to minimize injury on the other side.

I think we still need to know what kind of door lock these folks had. If the police were standing there firing at a padlock on the outside of a home I'd have to doubt their mental ability. If just an ordinary passage lock they could have busted it with a hammer. The type of locks I have wouldn't have been bothered by that breaching load but it might have knocked a hole in my metal doors.

We had a lock failure in the door leading to our men's room at work. Couldn't get in. Fortunately we could use other facilities elsewhere in the building.

This lock had a titanium housing. It couldn't be bent, banged on, sawn, or whatever. I got one of my carbide tipped machine tool drill bits (appropriate for boring holes in Engine blocks) and busted it up in a couple of hours.

That lock impressed me although I had to question the wisdom of the guy who thought it would be good to use such a device INSIDE a building for a very high use room!

30 posted on 01/04/2009 7:47:10 AM PST by muawiyah
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To: kms61

Fasinating...
I stand corrected.


46 posted on 01/05/2009 10:36:46 AM PST by Colvin (Harry Reid is a sap sucking idiot.)
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