You really have to watch your target and backing when discharging a firearm
onboard a flying aircraft. Bullets have a tendacncy to go through what they
hit, this would be bad if it ruptured the skin of the aircraft, causing a
decompresion. Or hitting a vital hydraulic/fuel line that might be running
under the floor. Although, I do very much agree with you, it could have
been at least a deterance, and might have stopped the highjacking.
----- Original Message -----
From: "r" <charger1969rt@home.com>
To: <dakota-truck@BUFFNET.NET>
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 7:22 PM
Subject: Subject: Re: DML: Re: Gun Control - (very very long)
> Federal prohibits the flight crews from being armed.....
>
> Federal law prohibits you , even if a concealed carry permit holder from
> traveling with your gun unless is is in your check luggage...
>
> If indeed the hi-jackers had knives and box cutters for weapons make
> these rules contribute to this disaster.
>
> Anti-Second Amendment laws and regulations helped cause this debacle.
>
> Supporters of the lawmakers that vote in these liberals in should share
the blame.
>
> Pretty simplistic but true
>
> excuse the off-post
>
> excuse any bad spelling
>
> r lipinski
>
>
>
>
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