Thursday, January 13, 2011
Arizona Killings 2011 Jan
I read in the paper today that the ammunition for the Glock handgun used to kill 6 people and wound Congresswoman Gabby Gifford was purchased in a Walmart store in Tucson. The article also notes that the gunman had a choice of bullets to buy. The ones he used were "full metal jacket range rounds" but he could have paid more and gotten the "self-defense rounds that mushroom upon impact". I ask myself the following questions. Why does a store that sells toys, food and other home goods also sell bullets? Why can't that type of sale be restricted to a gun shop? Where would the violation of the 2nd Amendment occur in that case? Secondly, I ask why someone has any need at all for a bullet that "mushrooms" on impact causing a greater likelyhood of death. Why would the NRA protect such a weapon?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
I've hunted upland game for forty years. Any weapon that shoots thirty rounds within seconds is legitimate for military purposes only. Allowing such weapon to be sold to the public at a WalMart is inane. Thank you NRA.
ReplyDelete