Ballistics Study.

Authors :: Absher, J. R.
Source :: Outdoor Life; Jun2007, Vol. 214 Issue 6, p16-16, 1/3p
Publication Year :: 2007
Abstract: This section offers news briefs related to guns in the U.S. A ballistics study, authorized and funded by the Pennsylvania legislature, has determined that slug-shooting shotguns are no safer for deer hunting than centerfire rifles or muzzleloading firearms. It has been 25 years since the Kennesaw, Georgia, city fathers approved a controversial ordinance requiring residents to own firearms and know how to use them.