Hold on a second Ralph.  What about "adhere to all applicable codes, 
ordinances, regulations, laws and cultural norms"?  My guess is even 
the NRA might have some objection to this use of a firearm, indoors and 
not on a range!  Then there's the matter of permits.  Is this a 
concealed weapon...or is it one prominantly displated in the back 
window?  Consistancy could be a problem too...unless you are going for 
a work of ART.  Hey, its your spec...I suddenly have NO Opinion...NO 
knowledge...No association....Never been there...don't know what you 
all are talking about.

-jc

(And that Jerome if you are still listening is a demonstration of 
sudden onset professional liability).


On Dec 12, 2003, at 9:24 PM, [log in to unmask] wrote:

> In a message dated 12/12/2003 4:49:46 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
> [log in to unmask] writes:
> What about steel bird shot on a really wide choke?
> Means and methods I guess... huh?
> This is a technology with which I am unfamiliar.  Will have to rely on 
> the Contractor's submittals (samples most definitely required) to 
> demonstrate whether results will be acceptable.  Problems are 
> anticipated in equal spacing and alignment of holes, and avoidance 
> of a "scattershot" appearance.
>  
> Ralph