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Should Ammunition be Restricted?
New England Journal of Medicine, 1994To the Editor: Like many Americans, I am afraid that waiting periods and background checks would delay but not prevent the purchase of handguns by criminals. It would be difficult to confiscate all the guns: 67 million handguns are owned by private citizens in the United States, and there are guns in 48 percent of U.S.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979
To the Editor.— In his review of an apparent suicide attempt (241:2265, 1979), Bernard P. Wolff, MD, mentioned the use of "a .32-caliber revolver" and reported that the bullets barely got through the skin over the skull. He called this a "remarkably minor injury resulting from a powerful weapon." I would guess that the ammunition involved here is ...
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To the Editor.— In his review of an apparent suicide attempt (241:2265, 1979), Bernard P. Wolff, MD, mentioned the use of "a .32-caliber revolver" and reported that the bullets barely got through the skin over the skull. He called this a "remarkably minor injury resulting from a powerful weapon." I would guess that the ammunition involved here is ...
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2016
Abstract This chapter examines Article 3 of the ATT. The article sets out the central obligations with respect to all ammunition/munitions that are fired, launched, or delivered by the conventional arms falling within the scope of the ATT.
Stuart Casey-Maslen +3 more
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Abstract This chapter examines Article 3 of the ATT. The article sets out the central obligations with respect to all ammunition/munitions that are fired, launched, or delivered by the conventional arms falling within the scope of the ATT.
Stuart Casey-Maslen +3 more
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Journalism History, 1999
Suffrage Newspaper Strategies During World War I The difference between me covers of the two national suffrage orgaiizations' weekly publications that appeared just days apart in 1917 demonstrates their disparate strategies during World War I. A lone woman carrying a suffrage banner fends off a mob of leering men on the cover of The Suffragist ...
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Suffrage Newspaper Strategies During World War I The difference between me covers of the two national suffrage orgaiizations' weekly publications that appeared just days apart in 1917 demonstrates their disparate strategies during World War I. A lone woman carrying a suffrage banner fends off a mob of leering men on the cover of The Suffragist ...
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Trace DNA recovery rates from firearms and ammunition as revealed by casework data
Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2023Mark Barash +2 more
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