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My guess is that if they ever find the gun it will be some sort of regular old shitty semi auto like a Taurus or HiPoint shooting some sort of hollowpoint ammo thus the multiple failures.
My guess is a stolen Glock, subsonic ammo and an Ali Express solvent trap suppressor.
Solid guess. I'll guess the same but with a lower quality pistol. And $100 to anyone who is willing to bet it's a Welrod or B&T.Originally Posted by eddiememphis
Last edited by kidicarus13; 12-08-2024 at 16:33.
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I say Glock because there are so many of them it would likely be easy to acquire, legally or not. Plus, the parts are cheap. You can get a threaded barrel for $50.
Mangione had a ghost gun, which can be assembled at home and can be difficult to trace, Kenny said. The gun may have been made on a 3-D printer and was capable of firing a 9 mm round, he said.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...s/76857886007/
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If he's smart, he'll demand a jury trial. It'll be hard to find 12 people that aren't biased.
UH/acquisitions are responsible for about 50% of claims denials in the country.
Came here to post this............. you beat me to it.
If that is, in fact the Suspect, which I think it is but................. ??
I am curious to see an actual picture of it.............. it is VERY annoying to have rely on the press and their vague descriptions of the gun involved ....
I ASSUME it's a "ghost" gun receiver/frame and maybe a Glock slide etc................. but who knows.
Likewise if it is entirely a ghost gun, that would explain the lack of cycling.
Last edited by Oscar77; 12-09-2024 at 14:38.
Not a Welrod.
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Weird he didn’t have a $2000 NFA item…..
Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Haw haw haw?..
Welrod, then a veterinary gun now a ghost gun. The accuracy of the news!
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