Found this online at a LEO forensic site...  it's a good laugh.



~nb

Didn't realize the hammer has a pivoting part.  

(Still, I guess that's a minor and incidental detail to their actual points)

Quoted: Didn't realize the hammer has a pivoting part.   (Still, I guess that's a minor and incidental detail to their actual points)

Yeah, wtf is up with the pivoting hammer?

not to mention the M16 parts in the supposed "AR15" diagram.....

Quoted: Sweet rifle!  No need for a bolt.....Amazing.

OMG - I just noticed that !!

The "firing pin" is attached to the hammer!!

Where the f*Ck do you find harder bullets that resist marking...

uuuhhhhhhhhh.........................

you can tell the guy is full of shit.

EVERYBODY knows that if you file down the firing pin it makes it an automatic.

dumb asses.

peace.
billr

That entire thing is laughable.  While technically it may be a "detonator cap" everyone calls it a primer.
I have never heard of anyone getting these hard bullets that are apparently harder than the barrel steal.
I do not think many criminals are going to file down a firing pin, or shorten the barrel.  I am pretty sure they will not "re-bore the barrel either.  That is stupid.

Also police can not "track down" a gun by looking at the marks left on cases or bullets.  If they have a bullet or case from a crime and a gun suspected of being used in the crime, they can fire another round and compare and then determine if the gun fired the bullet or case in question.  If they do not know where the gun is, they can not "track it down".

Seen it a while back. There is no fireing pin in the whole thing the hammer sets it off. Fuckin retards. Thats why there are so many antis

if a bullet is hard enough that it does not get marked by the barrel then:

A) the rifling will not stabilize it properly
and
B) it will destroy the barrel in very few shots

Remember, only Criminals shorten barrels, pick up casings or replace firing pins.