More unbiased, intelligent journalism from our dear friends at the Boston Globe:
From: http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2005/11/30/live_free_and_die/
Quote: ...M-16-type ''machine pistol" capable of firing off 100 rounds before reloading -- the kind of gun only an angry high school student could love.
Quote: How many legitimate buyers need more than a dozen guns a year?
Quote: ...we need to limit gun purchases for individuals to one per month....
Quote: ''If there were white kids in the suburbs dying, we would end gun trafficking," says Heggie, the Randolph cop.
From: http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2005/11/30/live_free_and_die/
Live free and die
By Steve Bailey, Globe Columnist | November 30, 2005
WEST LEBANON, N.H. -- In the manic environment of the first shopping weekend after Thanksgiving, the competition was fierce. We hesitated and lost out on a lovely, slightly used grenade launcher, bargain priced in tax-free New Hampshire at $190.
Not to worry. The dozens of dealers at the Fireside Inn gun show came well armed. Andrew Heggie, a Randolph police officer, spotted a Bushmaster, similar to the rifle he carried in two tours of duty in Afghanistan. And he found an AK-47, the same gun the enemy carried. There were military sniper rifles and an M-16-type ''machine pistol" capable of firing off 100 rounds before reloading -- the kind of gun only an angry high school student could love. Saturday night specials were cheap and plentiful.
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