Posted: 2/12/2014 12:27:12 PM EDT
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Why would/should they do something like that? It's a useful resource for any investigative work into crimes involving the use of a firearm. Quoted:
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every last firearm there should be sold at auction to private individuals and the money used for the debt. Why would/should they do something like that? It's a useful resource for any investigative work into crimes involving the use of a firearm. This. Those firearms are tools. They are used to provide evidence and analysis in criminal investigations involving firearms. |
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This. Those firearms are tools. They are used to provide evidence and analysis in criminal investigations involving firearms. Quoted:
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every last firearm there should be sold at auction to private individuals and the money used for the debt. Why would/should they do something like that? It's a useful resource for any investigative work into crimes involving the use of a firearm. This. Those firearms are tools. They are used to provide evidence and analysis in criminal investigations involving firearms. I completely agree. There is no reason to disagree with an agency utilizing firearm analysis for investigations. The FBI is not responsible for any perceived infringements on gun ownership [Talk to your politicians, people!], they are simply maintaining a collection for possible references that could be used in the crimes that they are investigating. |
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Quoted: Identifying firearms by their "toolmark" is junk science and total bullshit |
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Identifying firearms by their "toolmark" is junk science and total bullshit Yeah...I'm more than a little skeptical of that claim. Not like every barrel /bolt/firing pin/extractor is custom made, or can't be changed out. Still... what a job to have - collect (and play with) one of everything. |
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I completely agree. There is no reason to disagree with an agency utilizing firearm analysis for investigations. The FBI is not responsible for any perceived infringements on gun ownership [Talk to your politicians, people!], they are simply maintaining a collection for possible references that could be used in the crimes that they are investigating. Quoted:
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every last firearm there should be sold at auction to private individuals and the money used for the debt. Why would/should they do something like that? It's a useful resource for any investigative work into crimes involving the use of a firearm. This. Those firearms are tools. They are used to provide evidence and analysis in criminal investigations involving firearms. I completely agree. There is no reason to disagree with an agency utilizing firearm analysis for investigations. The FBI is not responsible for any perceived infringements on gun ownership [Talk to your politicians, people!], they are simply maintaining a collection for possible references that could be used in the crimes that they are investigating. Misinterpreted... |
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This. Those firearms are tools. They are used to provide evidence and analysis in criminal investigations involving firearms. Quoted:
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every last firearm there should be sold at auction to private individuals and the money used for the debt. Why would/should they do something like that? It's a useful resource for any investigative work into crimes involving the use of a firearm. This. Those firearms are tools. They are used to provide evidence and analysis in criminal investigations involving firearms. I'm sure they nabbed a ton of guys with that Webley automatic revolver. |
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You are right. We should have no law enforcement, standing military, or actually any government at all since one day in the future, it could go badly 
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every last firearm there should be sold at auction to private individuals and the money used for the debt. Why would/should they do something like that? It's a useful resource for any investigative work into crimes involving the use of a firearm. This. Those firearms are tools. They are used to provide evidence and analysis in criminal investigations involving firearms. I completely agree. There is no reason to disagree with an agency utilizing firearm analysis for investigations. The FBI is not responsible for any perceived infringements on gun ownership [Talk to your politicians, people!], they are simply maintaining a collection for possible references that could be used in the crimes that they are investigating. You are right. We should have no law enforcement, standing military, or actually any government at all since one day in the future, it could go badly
Ok, now I know you're a trollbot. HE AGREED WITH YOU, NUMBNUTS. |
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That revolver belongs in a museum: http://static2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20111130205715/indianajones/images/6/66/600px-IJLC-WebleyCavea.jpg Quoted:
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I'm sure they nabbed a ton of guys with that Webley automatic revolver. http://static2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20111130205715/indianajones/images/6/66/600px-IJLC-WebleyCavea.jpg 
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It was an MP10 the case was 10mm. Anyone else notice the FA glock conversion? Quoted:
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P7 case was obvious Doesn't the mp5 do that as well? Yep. I thought, did i just see/hear that ? |