Agreed, but then again, Smith & Wesson had a felon (James Minder) on their Board of Directors who was later appointed Chairman and had to resign in 2004 when it became public that he'd served 15 years for multiple armed robberies including a bank heist.Beiruty wrote:Neglience and allowing a criminal to possess or handle firearms. I guess this is why they settled. How do you allow a felon to work in a firearms company?
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- Wed Jul 27, 2011 6:11 am
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Re: Kahr to Pay $600K in Gun-Death Lawsuit
- Wed Jul 27, 2011 5:55 am
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Re: Kahr to Pay $600K in Gun-Death Lawsuit
RPB wrote:I"ve seen on TV people getting pistol whipped or hit with a rifle butt, but "gun deaths" are rare ... most people who die from getting shot it's because a bullet hit them and those should be called bullet deaths imho.
A great exchange from the movie Collateral - Max: You killed him?
Vincent: No, I shot him. Bullets and the fall killed him