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	Comments on: Italian Shop Sold Toys Made with Live AK-47 Bullets	</title>
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		By: Cat MacKinnon		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[in the top two photos at least, none of that ammunition is &quot;live&quot;. the cartridges are either missing primers or their primers have been &quot;popped&quot;, meaning they&#039;re useless and couldn&#039;t detonate. they also appear to have had the bullet pulled and re-seated, which is usually done to remove the gunpowder. some shells appear to not even have a bullet on the end. without gunpowder and a primer, these are nothing more than pieces of brass and steel and are completely harmless. i&#039;ve made dozens of these myself for art projects. the &quot;facts&quot; of this story from the Italian media don&#039;t seem to support the actual truth, at least as far as i can tell from the photos (although the third photo does appear to show a Chinese AK-47, but it&#039;s hard to tell if its been &quot;de-milled&quot;, which means certain parts have been cut up  or welded to make it permanently unable to fire.) i don&#039;t see any live or dangerous ammunition in any of these photos.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>in the top two photos at least, none of that ammunition is &#8220;live&#8221;. the cartridges are either missing primers or their primers have been &#8220;popped&#8221;, meaning they&#8217;re useless and couldn&#8217;t detonate. they also appear to have had the bullet pulled and re-seated, which is usually done to remove the gunpowder. some shells appear to not even have a bullet on the end. without gunpowder and a primer, these are nothing more than pieces of brass and steel and are completely harmless. i&#8217;ve made dozens of these myself for art projects. the &#8220;facts&#8221; of this story from the Italian media don&#8217;t seem to support the actual truth, at least as far as i can tell from the photos (although the third photo does appear to show a Chinese AK-47, but it&#8217;s hard to tell if its been &#8220;de-milled&#8221;, which means certain parts have been cut up  or welded to make it permanently unable to fire.) i don&#8217;t see any live or dangerous ammunition in any of these photos.</p>
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