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Gun buy-back day fruitful, chief says "Now what you have here is a sawed-off, 12-gauge shotgun," he said, snapping the weapon's foldable stock into place. "A very good street sweeper. You can conceal this gun and take out a room full of people with one shot." Maybe he was getting a little 12ga confused with THIS
It's one less killing machine off the street, Chief Johnson said. PSH
"This is a Reuger (sic) 9mm," he said, taking the ammunition clip that was with the gun out of the bag. "But this is the 75-round clip that came with it." Is the Brady Campaign writing his script for him? He snapped the clip into the body of the gun, completing what was already a sinister appearance. Oooooh, scary."This gun had completely fresh, hollow-point rounds when it was brought in," he said. "So it hadn't gone very long without being used. It doesn't take too much work to make a weapon like this fully automatic." Maybe someone took it to the range. It doesn't take too much work to make it full-auto? Bullshiat. Funds for the sale were generated from the police seizure fund. So it is only indirectly taxpayer money. Maybe the Police Dept should start selling confiscated guns to fund these buy-backs.
I'm telling ya folks... if you have a gun you want to get rid of, I'll "buy it back" from you. Especially if you have a 75 round magazine. I'll beat whatever gift-cards or sneakers they are giving out. |
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