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Old August 28, 2009, 06:14 PM   #102
PigPen
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Originally Posted by fiddletown post #76
...[Poseidon28] outlined some very valid reason why amongst folks knowledgeable about guns or willing to learn removing a magazine disconnect should not matter. BUT in a trial, you would be trying to make your pitch to folks unsophisticated in the ways of weapon craft. Many will intuitively react with horror at the very thought of someone actually, voluntarily turning off a safety device on a lethal weapon.
I know **** happens but don't forget that your lawyer gets to participate in jury selection too.

Look, I don't want to sound as if I would be confident in going to court in any shooting case. I just want to say that does not look that bad, there are factors on the side of removing the safety, and I do not think it is all that clear that the jury would side with the prosecutor....but hey, I live in the southland and the jurors would come from the southland...............also I like my series 70. - PigPen-
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