From: "Henry Bowman" <HenryBowman@azcentral.com>
Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2001 15:20:36 -0700

I enjoyed reading http://cbsnews.com/now/story/0,1597,305097-412,00.shtml ("Gun Lawsuit Misses Target"). But why did your editor decide to crop the photo of the hands holding the TEC-DC9? After all, the complainants were claiming that the gun was "promoted to high-risk users" and "appealed to criminals." What better proof could you possibly give them than to reveal the owner of the hands holding the weapon in your photo -- a grinning Senator Charles Schumer, obviously enjoying himself.

Here's the full, UNCENSORED photo:

http://www.mini14world.com/shumer.jpg

Consider your liberal little selves busted.

In case CBSNews pulls their cropped photo of anti-gun Charles Schumer shooting the exact same gun mentioned in the article they published, here is their cropped version:

CBSNews ran a report on August 6, 2001 at the above-mentioned address in which the following things were said:

"... many of those to whom it made the TEC-DC9 available would criminally misuse it to kill and injure others."

"These guns were designed for mass killing..."

"Dennis Henigan, legal director for the Center to Prevent Handgun Violence, who argued the case on behalf of Ferri's victims, said Navegar should be sued."

"It was their decision to sell a combat weapon to the public and promote it to the high-risk users who intend to kill," Henigan said. "We would have no qualms against them if they just marketed it as a high-quality weapon." [Does that mean that CPHV now supports all handguns that are "marketed...as a high-quality weapon?" Or is Mr. Henigan lying to people for the hundredth time? And why, pray tell, is CBS printing Henigan's lies AGAIN?!!]

full story

And make no mistake, it's Chucky alright. Here another uncropped photo taken within seconds of the above photo conveniently cropped by CBSNews:

Here is the archive of this hypocritical traitor's having fun at the range:

https://www.keepandbeararms.com/newsarchives/XcNewsPlus.asp?cmd=view&articleid=1161