Deadly Rhino-Ammo bullets head to sale despite police alarm
A research chemist unveils Rhino-Ammo and Black Rhino rounds designed to shred flesh and pierce Kevlar. Police and gun control groups warn they will empower criminals, while Keen defends them as defensive tools for citizens. Federal law currently allows production as the bullets are polymer and not metal.
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David Keen
Signature Products Corp
Huntsville
Ala
Beth McGee
National Association of Police Organizations
Keen
Bob Walker
Handgun Control Inc
Sarah Brady
White House
James Brady
Reagan
Congress
Jack Killerin
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
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