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The barrel isn't being described as lethal, the gun is being described as both lethal and barrelled. I suppose there really should be a comma between the words.Chuck wrote:What's the definition of a "lethal barrel"??
"lethal BARRELLED" - that's what it says does it not. It's a description just like "rifled barrel" so what exactly IS a lethal barrel??
should the question actually be; where does a barrel change to being a chamber?Blackstuff wrote:Hang on a minute, if it in fact doesn't have a barrel, doesn't that mean by UK definition this isn't a firearm .....
First line of 1968 Act;
"In this Act, the expression “firearm” means a lethal BARRELLED weapon of any description from which any shot, bullet or other missile can be discharged"
Ah but is it! Is it a weapon with a lethal barrel - sounds like it to meChuck wrote:
What's the definition of a "lethal barrel"??
"lethal BARRELLED" - that's what it says does it not. It's a description just like "rifled barrel" so what exactly IS a lethal barrel??
The barrel isn't being described as lethal, the gun is being described as both lethal and barrelled. I suppose there really should be a comma between the words.
I want them to tell us what exactly a "lethal barrel" is becaue I bet there's no definition of one 
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