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bers since the mid-1970s (and which saved over 400 lives from 1976 to 1981). The vests proved so effective against conventional ammunition that spouses and children gave them as Christmas presents. Even President Reagan wears one ever since he was shot by John Hinckley.
The President’s vest would have done him no good against a cop-killer bullet. In a recent police test, a vest was folded over twice and then shot with an armor-piercing .38. The bullet pierced the vest—and two and a half big city phone books!
We at Handgun Control, Inc., join the police chiefs of Amenta and all other law enforcement officials whose troops stand in the front line against these bullets in calling for a ban on armor-piercing handgun bullets. And the responsible manufacturers are with us; they have stopped making the bullets. But KTW, which makes the most popular version, thinks it is enough to stamp the boxes: “For Police Use Only.”
I think that’s reprehensible. But I think the stand
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