Idea to prevent plane hijack

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"mrtravel" wrote in message
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| Jim Macklin wrote:
|
| Why not just require one of these actions...
| All passengers must fly NUDE.
|
| All passengers must have a 15 day background check and
spend
| 3 days in quarantine before each flight or series of
| flights.
|
| All passengers must be armed with a .38 or .45 revolver
or
| semi-automatic 99 mm - 13 mm) and the passenger briefing
|
|
| 99 mm? WOW. Are you going to put it in your carry on?

In rec.aviation.piloting Jim Macklin wrote:
All passengers must be armed with a .38 or .45 revolver or

..45 revolver? What is this, the old west (or do you want to use moon clips)??


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(Jay Masino) writes:

In rec.aviation.piloting Jim Macklin wrote:
All passengers must be armed with a .38 or .45 revolver or

.45 revolver? What is this, the old west (or do you want to use moon clips)??

The .45 Long Colt is a great cartridge, if you hand-load. Not so much
available for it commercially. A friend had a Ruger 445 ultr-light in
..45LC as a carry gun. Probably get better ballistic results than my
..44 special if you hand-load for it (but if I hand-loaded for mine, I
could probably match it).

And moon or half-moon clips aren't a bad thing; think of them as cheap
speed-loaders that are easier to manipulate (don't have to unlock and
remove).
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David Dyer-Bennet writes:

... A friend had a Ruger 445 ultr-light in
^^^^^ Taurus!

Sorry about that!
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That was Archie Bunker's (All in the Family) idea:

F/As pass out the pistols at the beginning of the flight; and collect the
pistols at the destination. He also suggested that bank robberies could be
averted by having trap doors in front of the tellers, with the
would-be-robbers falling into chutes and sliding to the nearest police
station ...
"Jay Masino" wrote in message
. ..
In rec.aviation.piloting Jim Macklin
wrote:
All passengers must be armed with a .38 or .45 revolver or

.45 revolver? What is this, the old west (or do you want to use moon
clips)??


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tom418 wrote:

That was Archie Bunker's (All in the Family) idea:

F/As pass out the pistols at the beginning of the flight;

Won't happen. Airlines have cut back on entertainment

Sure, 1873 45 Colt, S&W No. 3, or a modern S&W with full
moon clips in 45 ACP.

BTW, does anybody know the lethal; weapon provided to all
passengers compartments on every airliner today? There are
dozens of these lethal impact weapons provided.


"Jay Masino" wrote in message
. ..
| In rec.aviation.piloting Jim Macklin
wrote:
| All passengers must be armed with a .38 or .45 revolver
or
|
| .45 revolver? What is this, the old west (or do you want
to use moon clips)??
|
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| --
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| Jay Masino "Home is where the
critters are"
| http://www.JayMasino.com
| http://www.OceanCityAirport.com
| http://www.oc-Adolfos.com

"Jim Macklin" writes:

Sure, 1873 45 Colt, S&W No. 3, or a modern S&W with full
moon clips in 45 ACP.

BTW, does anybody know the lethal; weapon provided to all
passengers compartments on every airliner today? There are
dozens of these lethal impact weapons provided.

Pillows (but you said impact, so that's not what you're thinking of).

You could also strangle somebody with the demonstration seatbelt, and
bash their brains out with the portable oxygen system for the cabin
crew.

I don't think the seat cushions are hard enough to break things with
or soft enough to be very good for smothering.
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You came close, think nun-chucks and seat belt extenders.


"David Dyer-Bennet" wrote in message
...
| "Jim Macklin"
writes:
|
| Sure, 1873 45 Colt, S&W No. 3, or a modern S&W with full
| moon clips in 45 ACP.
|
| BTW, does anybody know the lethal; weapon provided to
all
| passengers compartments on every airliner today? There
are
| dozens of these lethal impact weapons provided.
|
| Pillows (but you said impact, so that's not what you're
thinking of).
|
| You could also strangle somebody with the demonstration
seatbelt, and
| bash their brains out with the portable oxygen system for
the cabin
| crew.
|
| I don't think the seat cushions are hard enough to break
things with
| or soft enough to be very good for smothering.
| --
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http://www.dd-b.net/dd-b/
| RKBA: http://www.dd-b.net/carry/
| Pics: http://dd-b.lighthunters.net/
http://www.dd-b.net/dd-b/SnapshotAlbum/
| Dragaera/Steven Brust: http://dragaera.info/

Jim Macklin wrote:

Sure, 1873 45 Colt, S&W No. 3, or a modern S&W with full
moon clips in 45 ACP.

BTW, does anybody know the lethal; weapon provided to all
passengers compartments on every airliner today? There are
dozens of these lethal impact weapons provided.


Wine bottles
Pens
Corkscrew
Device for heating liquid
Seat power outlets
Boarding passes