mongrel66 - I am going to assume that your intentions were honorable when you opened this thread with a seemingly innocent question. If this is the case you can skip reading the next paragraph.
The very term "Cop Killer Bullets" puts the blame on the bullet and not on the person who pulls the trigger. By using this term, you are setting yourself up to be trodden upon. It is a term of our opposition, it is a misnomer, and it really inflames most of us. A bullet is an inanimate object. A "cop killer" is a criminal. To say "Criminal Bullets" makes no sense as an object cannot be innately evil. To use this term is to tip your hand and show yourself to be an 'anti' in disguise. If, however, you have used this term in ignorance, please see the next paragraph. (You shouldn't have been reading this one anyway.)
I think that the reason you haven't gotten the type of responses you expected is that you unwittingly used a term that sets off flashing lights for most supporters of the Second Amendment. As Cougar pointed out, any bullet that causes the death of a Law Enforcement Officer is, by definition, a "cop killer." The
real "cop killer" though was the person who pulled the trigger. What you have done is used one of the anti-gun camp's favorite terms: Cop Killer Bullets. Among others are: Assault Weapons, Sniper Rifles, Saturday Night Specials and High Capacity Magazines. Education will lead you to the correct terms which are: (in order) Semi-automatic rifles, bolt-action rifles, affordable/concealable handguns and full capacity magazines. I would advise you to continue to learn more and more about this subject, and keep asking questions to educate yourself. Don't be discouraged if you don't get the responses you expect. You and many others like you can learn from them. That is why The Firing Line is here. Promoting responsible firearms ownership and use through education.
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