So what? That person sold it? gun? What is the definition? A gun? Or a simulated gun?
Evaluation criteria for simulated guns:
1. The muzzle specific kinetic energy of metal projectiles or other substances is 0.16?1.8 Joules/cm2.
2. It has the appearance of a gun and has a barrel, bolt, cartridge case or firing mechanism that is similar in material and function to a standard gun.
3. The appearance and color are the same as or similar to the standard gun, and the appearance length is between one-half and one time of the full length of the corresponding standard gun.
According to the identification of 15 guns sold by the man, the specific kinetic energy of the muzzle ranged from 4.13 Joules/cm2 to 11.95 Joules/cm2. Obviously, the muzzle specific kinetic energy of this gun has far exceeded that of ordinary simulation guns.
According to the "Regulations on the Performance Appraisal of Firearms and Ammunition Involved by Public Security Organs", the appraisal standards stipulate:
Non-standard firearms that cannot fire standard ammunition, according to the "Standards for the Forensic Scientific Appraisal of the Injurious Power of Firearms" (GA/T 718-2007), when the muzzle specific kinetic energy of the projectile is greater than or equal to 1.8 Joules/cm2, it is regarded as a firearm.
According to this provision, the firearms sold by the man should be firearms. This kind of gun uses plastic projectiles, which are really not lethal enough. But according to Dong Moumou, who bought the gun at that time, he used this gun to shoot bottles and birds in the mountains.
In other words, a gun loaded with plastic bullets can shoot bottles, but it can also injure birds. What should a customer buying a gun do if they replace plastic pellets with metal pellets? Even if he doesn't kill anyone, he may be injured.
So! The man was arrested and sentenced for wholesale firearms. If he were the manufacturer of these guns, he would be looking for legal loopholes to profit in this way, leading to today's ending.
However, who is the manufacturer of these guns is very important. Where did that guy wholesale the guns from? Is it produced independently or supplied by other manufacturers? It should be investigated clearly. If you only purchase goods for sale, you should consider a lighter sentence and find out the root of the crime. ? For example, the woman who bought goods from the man and the two customers should be dealt with lightly.
This woman is the owner of a toy store and sells various toys. She never considered the muzzle ratio and kinetic energy when she bought the goods. She just sold it as an ordinary imitation gun. This was an honest mistake and she should not be sentenced to 10 years. Two other customers should be given a lighter sentence.