For real?

A second gun showing up on scene doubtful, does it work in U.S.?

Editor, The News:

Re: Semi-auto guns available anywhere (The News, July 27).

Is this for real? Looser laws is the answer? “So a second gun can show up,” and join in. Of course, it works in the U.S. right?

Dave Walters

Maple Ridge

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