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20-10-2016, 20:37 #21
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20-10-2016, 21:08 #22
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20-10-2016, 21:30 #23
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20-10-2016, 21:31 #24
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Re: Newbie - seeking info on SAPS rubber bullets / baton rounds
We in the firearm fraternity who are educated enough know about GFSA.
Others are like: Huh?
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20-10-2016, 21:36 #25
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Re: Newbie - seeking info on SAPS rubber bullets / baton rounds
Ok. If you say so.
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21-10-2016, 08:43 #26
Re: Newbie - seeking info on SAPS rubber bullets / baton rounds
Crickets.....
Recent studies show that 1 out of every 3 liberals are just as dumb as the other 2
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21-10-2016, 10:52 #27
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I understand your concern about The different coloring on the shot shells and what they mean. I myself have done some intensive market reasearch and have come up with the following:
The transparent shells are standard batton. You can see the rubber balls in them. Easy.
The green shells are D-cell replaced. The batton has been removed and replaced with d-cell batteries. This is old apratheid, internal stability unit stock. It should have been destroyed during Ops Mouflon
The red shells are AAA. This stands for Army And Airforce and consists of 7x R4 expanding bullets in the case. It should not be used by the police and is against the Hauge Convention
The blue shells are also batton but coated with depleted uranium. These were made by Project Coast. The were used to kill via the means of cancer. The blue is actually lead paint - intended to protect the shooter from the effects of the radiation. This is one of uncle Wouters sneaky ones
The different colors have absolutely NOTHING to do with the color of the plastic available at the time of manufacture.
Hope this helps.
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21-10-2016, 10:56 #28
Re: Newbie - seeking info on SAPS rubber bullets / baton rounds
Thanks for the clarification Cordite.
Do the colour of the rubber balls themselves indicate hardness or potential lethality?Recent studies show that 1 out of every 3 liberals are just as dumb as the other 2
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21-10-2016, 10:58 #29
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21-10-2016, 11:02 #30
Re: Newbie - seeking info on SAPS rubber bullets / baton rounds
Would you be able to do a ballistic trace back to the shotgun that fired the rubber rounds from the grooves in the barrel?
Recent studies show that 1 out of every 3 liberals are just as dumb as the other 2
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