Innocent plea in office killings
MSNBC STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
WAKEFIELD, Mass., Dec 27 รน A software engineer
accused of targeting seven co-workers for methodical slaughter
was denied bail Wednesday after pleading innocent to seven
counts of murder. Michael McDermott, 42, stood
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One must also consider that :-
1. In many parts of the world shooting at a vehicle
that has passed through a checkpoint in such a manner
is legal.
2. That any deaths or injuries that took place becaus
of running a 'roadblock' would have been att
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jonathan
I believe you are correct if you were reckless as to the
driving in such circumstances, i.e. you went far beyond
reasonableness in your driving and the danger to others
was obvious to a reasonable person, though the point is
you needed to
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>NO WAY WOULD I ANNEAL USED PRIMERS, YOUR APPLICATION & THE USE THEREOF
>IS OK, BUT REMEMBER PRIMERS ARE SUBJECT TO CONSIDERABLY MORE PRESSURE.
>IF YOU'VE EVER SEEN SOFT BRASS FLOW UNDER PRESSURE, YOU WON'T DO IT
>TWICE.
>
>PRIMER CUPS NEED TO HAVE A CERTAI
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>This from my memory:
>
>Rook rifle cartridges were reloaded for economy.
--snip--
>The primer went in last so you didn't have accidents.
--snip--
>This is cartridge reloading - for Rook Rifles - as it
>used to be before and after the Grea
From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think that John Masters' books "Bugles and a Tiger" and "The Road Past
Mandalay" give good information on the Gurkha set-up. As I read it Gurkha
officers help Viceroy's Commissions, NOT King's Commissions and therefore
were below a mere British 2nd Li
From: "Jeff Wood", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wonder if any of you military historians can give a bit of background to a
piece of family history?
Chatting over a glass on Christmas Day, my mother told me more about her
father, who seems to have been pretty uncommunicative, perhaps partly
because of l
From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You haven't seen "gun coping" at all until you have heard of, and seen some
of the "horrors" that used to be done with English double barrel shotguns
when the fetish for them was at its height in the late 1970's early 1980s'.
Actions squeezed in a vice
From: "roger gascoigne", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Steve's comments on US second hand guns versus UK. The ones you have to
watch our for here are the 'kitchen gun smiths' who do work on their guns
and then sell them. Most often a genuine gunsmith repair or re-fit will be
at least as good as and oft
From: Norman Bassett, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I understand that the naval architect of the Admiral
Hipper (notice the same initials as Hitler) was a
Swede, had never designed a warship before and got the
contract with rather a lot of help from the sexual
prowess of his sister exerted upon various Ger
From: Norman Bassett, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This from my memory:
Rook rifle cartridges were reloaded for economy.
They used bottlenecked cartridges because .22LR cases
were very small to handle and repriming meant a very
limited case life anyway, even being careful not to
get the old firing pin ma
From: "M-P", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can any body advise how this proposed ban will affect .50 Cal. BLACK
POWDER. Rifles and Muskets/Shotguns
For some time now I have been wanting to purchase a .50 Cal. Flint lock
rifle for Deer stalking.
Comments please,
Rgds, Clive Y2K
A Cynic is what a Rom
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Effective political action also needs to be addressed.( Remember the local
>campaign that ousted David Mellor ? )
>Above all, such a convention would build bridges between individuals and
>organisations with a view to more united, and effective, action in
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To Steve & ET
It is more than just thought it is knowledge (see below)
the thought given by Walter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) was that
the indented area would be especially subject to being
the weakest point. Might I suggest a method I use to
reclaim the copper and brass
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Here you have to be much more careful because I
> find that people only sell their guns off when they've worn
> them out, either that or it's an awful gun that they didn't like.
> Not always, you can find some jewels, but it happens quite a lot.
Can't say I agree wit
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gotta love it.Mike P
http://www.denverpost.com/news/news1226g.htm
Virgin, Utah: Where every household must have a gun
By Susan Greene
Denver Post National Writer
Dec. 26, 2000 - VIRGIN, Utah - Darcey Spendlove credits her peace of mind to
the 13 guns she and
From: "trustu", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Regarding a possible Gun Rights Convention in the UK.
The very last place that I would propose for such a convention is Bisley
camp.
I believe that we need to professionally distance ourselves from a center
that is well known for its staunchly conservative vie
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Seriously, though, microwaves are dangerous.. that's why they have inch
>thick doors.
>
>Nigel
>--
>My dad has an ancient GE microwave he bought in the 60s that merely
>has a wire mesh grill door.
>
>Steve.
Steve, & Nigel,
I beli
From: "niel fagan", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>My dad has an ancient GE microwave he bought in the 60s that merely
>has a wire mesh grill door.
>
>Steve.
>
Thats all it needs, its all to do with the frequency/wavelength, as long as
the holes are less that a quarter wavelength then nothing will pass th
From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am sorry that Alex had such bad luck with his rifle. Nothing to do with me
by the way. But I have always found "classics" not that bad. However it is
very much a case of "suck it and see". I found the real "devils" were fixed
sight service revolvers.
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>If you contact Forster Products in the USA you can "save bucks" or so the
>spiel went by making your own percussion caps with their "Tap o Cap" tool
>from children's caps and soft drinks tins. I bought one second-hand from G E
>Fulton of Bisley. It's a mar
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