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Re[2]: Automated radar traps.

To: tigers@Autox.Team.Net
Subject: Re[2]: Automated radar traps.
From: LeBrun@hii.hitachi.com
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 97 16:08:42 PST
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Subject: Re: Automated radar traps.
Author:  Phil LeBrun at ~HII-SJC
Date:    3/25/97 3:49 PM


     Why not just momentarily "lose-control" of your car swerving to avoid 
     the pretty little bunny (ahhhhh!) that jumped out into your path and 
     run the stupid thing over? Then, charge the "state" for your insurance 
     bill.
     
     And please, being a long-time shooter, don't use a high-powered rifle 
     on the damn things. Rifle rounds have a tendency to not spend all 
     their energy within a target of this type, especially semi-or fully 
     jacketed rounds. Maybe in Sweden, with a much lower poulation density, 
     this would be O.K. Plus, we have enough problems with drive-by's and 
     "gangsta's" here in the U.S.
     
     Imagine shooting one up on a city street, say in Compton or Hunter's 
     Point. The fire-fights in the Middle-East are tame in comparison to 
     the return fire you would experience in one of these neighborhoods, 
     since about 100% of the cars are packing.
     
     Instead, use a shotgun with shot smaller than "00": it has enough 
     energy to make it through the outside case, enough to trash the 
     innards of the gadget, but not enough to exit. You can experiment with 
     the best loads/distance/guage/etc.
     
     Happy hunting.
     
     
                                   Phil
....
     
>Another trick to beating the cameras is polarized license plate 
>covers.
     
In the Uk, all they do to overcome this is to dim the image and the 
number comes up pretty clear, you can expect that the local law 
enforcement are always really pleased to have to do this and are more 
than happy to compliment you on your efforts !!!???!!!???
     
     
(BTW. I like the rifle idea)
     
Happy hunting !
     
-- 
Jeff Howarth


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