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From: gnome@olivee.UUCP (Gary Traveis)
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Subject: Re: NYC subway "hero"
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Something that is also overlooked when talking about
hollow-point bullets is that they tend to be chosen
by police because they expend all of their energy when
they hit their target.  I a cop uses non-hollow point
bullets in an urban environment, chances are that the
bullet will go in one side, out the other and into bystanders.

I have to agree with the comment about the press knowing of
only two kinds of bullets -Armor piercing , and Dum Dum.

Dum dee dum ...

Gary