-> Most LEOs don't walk around with an AR-15 slung over
-> their shoulder.  Most of them are limited to sidearms
-> and the hand-paint-guns are nothing like the handguns
-> issued to police.
Your right the hand paint guns arnt anything like a firearm, but i was
jsut saying for tactical situations this is an alternative. ALso the
magazine/catalogue rather, U.S. Calvery offered .357, .38 and *MAYBE*
9mm rounds, but instead of a slug there was a paintball attacked, it
was propelled by gunpowder, so body armor and a mask was required, they
quit selling this product several years ago though, i'm sure the 9mm
rounds had trouble feeding. But i couldnt see a problem with a .357
other then the power spilitying the ball, or a .38 calbre ammo like
this. If i can find that old ad i'll post the name of the product, it
was also rather expensive, but with training, its never a waste of
money if it can save your life.
--- WILDMAIL!/WC v4.12 
-> expected to drive at a safe enough distance so that you can stop if t
-> arises.  Twice my husband has rear-ended the car in front of him beca
-> had trouble stopping on a rain-slick road.  If he had been a little f
-> back, he might have been able to stop.  He might not have, but like I
-> the
-> line has to be drawn somewhere.
With all due respect ma'm, you underestamate the force of one car
hiting anotther. If if a smaller car can flip a '64 impala, a sport
utility smacking a smaller car cound send it quite a distance.
--- WILDMAIL!/WC v4.12 
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