Re: TAX handguns

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From: Marcus J Ranum
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 1993 17:18

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>Still, there are alternatives for the infirm or very old.

	For the infirm and bed-ridden, I recommend claymore mines or
other static defenses. Perhaps someone could develop a lower-powered
claymore with rubber pellets that wouldn't go through a wall. A "safety
fragmentation mine". It'd still be enough to turn the assailant into a
fine pink mist.

	I'm not sure, but it might even have legitimate sporting
application.

mjr.

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