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Sir, please stop posting my picture. I am trying to turn over a new leaf, and besides she told me she was 18.
Sir, please stop posting my picture. I am trying to turn over a new leaf, and besides she told me she was 18.
Its a good thing that I stocked up on those plastic glocks and polymer ar15 then because there's no metal in them to detect and they wont stick to the magent. Whew!
Wow, she might be in danger of getting arrested - post her address and name so we can go warn her. j/k. LOL (don't do that!)
Just wrap your firearms in tin foil. They can't see them if you do that.
and wear a tinfoil hat so they can't read your thoughts on where you burried them.
The technology exists, but it is not x-rays. They use a type of multiple band radar.
The short version is no, it is not possible the way you are thinking of it, and no it is unlikely that this activity has anything whatsoever with firearms.
If this kind of technology were actually possible -- having some aircraft-mounted methodology of finding small arms -- it would all ready be getting heavy use over in Afghanistan looking for weapons caches and IED makers.
This is not possible with x-ray, radar, sonar, magnetic anomoly detectors, IR scanners, spectral analysis, or anything else. There is so much else in your house that is metal and would show up on some kind of "scan" (your electrical system for one, plus your water pipes, HVAC ducting, etc) that picking out a small arm amongst all that clutter would just be impossible. It can't even be done in Afghanistan where people are living in mud huts without all of that other clutter.
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