Caseless Nylon Bullets.Bud White said:Just rember the ammo would still show up
Euclidean said:Caseless Nylon Bullets.
I've heard that one before along with the all plastic Glock story...
That definitely shouldn't show up in a scan LOL! :biggrin: :silly:But other than that, a piece of cake!
Zach, you're so correct on what you're saying :biggrin:Zach S said:Hey now, I've spoke to a guy that had a cousin who's girlfreind's brother's best friend's uncle had a Glock 7. He was "officially" MIA, but was actually working for the CIA at the time.
What even worse is when someone comes in the store wanting to know how much one costs. Then, despite the fact he knows almost nothing about guns (and informed us of that) he has to argue with the four guys behind the counter about wether or not they exist.
Right on target Bud!! :biggrin: Typical Movie media BSBud White said:Dont forget to the Glock 7 was made in germany according to Die Hard 2 and them german's can make anything
While the rest of the Glocks are made in Austria
soflasmg said:Ice bullets in plastic cases completely invisible to xray stored in a cooler disguised as a book.
The pistol was ceramic or some sort of polymer/plastic. The bullets though were just plain ol' cartridges (remember, he hid them in a rabbit's foot to get them into the banquet). The ice bullets were from the movie Most Wanted.Captain Crunch said:Anybody remember Clint Eastwood's In The Line Of Fire?
The BG used some sort of ceramic pistol with ice bullet ammo, IIRC.