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To: eno_
My question really is in response to a nut asking well if the police had ballistics records they could just go arrest the sniper since they would have his address.
7 posted on 10/11/2002 9:27:10 AM PDT by finnman69
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To: finnman69
<[>could just go arrest the sniper since they would have his address.

The sniper is planning these attacks. He would plan for the ballistic fingerprint, as well. He could easily get a stolen gun, alter the gun, or make his own barrel or other parts. You get some metal working tools and blamo, you can make a gun or gun parts.

I just thought: as soon as someone uses a home-made gun or a gun with home-made parts is used in a crime, the media and the gun grabbers will start talking about "gun-grade" metal. They'll say "what could you ever need 'gun-grade' metal for other than making a gun?" It'll never end.

Of course, low-production, hand-made, custom guns cost a lot and it will be stolen, but that will be overlooked.

22 posted on 10/11/2002 10:11:46 AM PDT by MichiganConservative
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To: finnman69
"a nut asking well if the police had ballistics records they could just go arrest the sniper since they would have his
address."

Reminds me of the kid who asked, why we didn't just keep the FBI's 10 Most Wanted Criminals in jail when we took their pictures?
29 posted on 10/11/2002 10:40:14 AM PDT by SwinneySwitch
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