Does that mean the BATF doesn't mind my stills? Or do I need to get a felony conviction on my record before they'll ignore me?

Oooh, what about my illicit (not necessarily illegal) AmFO facility.

Sorry, I don't have any bootleg ciggies.

Mr Jason, how does that prove the firearms are real? Mr Ahern has long made firearms for movies and tv. detonics guns were in miami vice, mr and mrs smith and several others. It is well known Mr Ahern has issues due to business with Mr Booth. If Ahern is the witness and he says the guns are real how is that credible? Trial by news media. I think Mr Owens has made some errors in his story and he is waiting for the legal action that will most likely be coming. I suspect Mr Ahern put him up to it. I also know NC is one of the many states that has or did have automatic rights Restoration programs. I think Mr Owens last statement is more a plea for help with legal fees. I would like to hear Mr Booth's side of the story personally. JMHO

So let me see if I understand your assertion, Bill.

Are you claiming that Mr. Booth was supplied with movie guns to frame him? And that Booth couldn't tell the difference between a movie gun and a real one?

There is an anomaly. The mini- in his right hand is cocked. What moron poses holding two handguns with one of them obviously cocked. Also the way his hands are held; it is more like you would hold them if you were holding a long gun.

The shadow against the shirt for the other one looks to be slghtly off angle. I can see why there might be a question.

When I question whether a picture is real; I look at the edging around the object or person. It is right at the edges that there will be surreality. In this case I wonder what is the deal just under the left thumb just after the rear sight.

Could be my imagination but this picture does look tampered.

Ron,

If you would look, you would see that BOTH weapons are cocked.

So much for anomalies.

I thought so, it was not as particularly obvious on the one in the left hand. Still stupid.

All this concern for a felon possessing guns reminds me that I don't agree that felons should lose their right to own guns, or vote or anything else once they have served their sentences.
Maybe if they are murderers or otherwise violent can I see this lifetime ban.
Lets not fall in line with the anti gun crown over this "felon with gun" idea.

"Are you claiming that Mr. Booth was supplied with movie guns to frame him?"

More likely he knew the guns were fake and so does the FBI, the shot being set up as a promo for his company in such a way that there's no legal problem.

And you got all upset and are the one duped by mistakenly believing what your eyes want you to believe, that your chosen villain has broken the law and the federal government is complicit in it.

JTW, both handguns are real. Booth had just fired both of them at a firing range, in front of people more than willing to testify witnesses in a court of law as witnesses, and I happen to know the exact location of the Detonics .45 in Booth's left hand (on the right in the photo), because I know who currently owns it.

Do you have any other inane commentary to add?

So? Intent is what matters. There are all kinds of felonies. I know a few felons who continue to hold their law enforcement jobs. They are a real danger.

So you got George Costanza as your photo manipulation expert?

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