surprising in a few years before his death, bill had become an avid gun collector. he kept dozens of them in hi newport beach house. but not just antiques. there were pistols, revolvers, semiautomatic weapons. including including and 16 rifles dangerous stuff in the wrong hands. we didn t know if somebod was maybe upset with a seal he had done or something he nanette was worried abou that to nanette told us that bil was dealing with a lot of shad people and that was one theory that was something else, to. a rather, someone else they only person that w knew was frustrated with him was his business partner he wa in a lawsuit with all of them, bill s kids an nanette, told detective voth about that business business partner. because he and mr mclaughlin were in a heate multi year lawsuit about the invention of a device. a device?
My father owned a 6.5x55 mm Krag Jorgensen a so-called “boy’s carbine” designed for rifle training in the Norwegian high schools in the early 1900s. He used this gun for hunting and target shooting. My favorite thing was to show off this gun to my friends and show how to take it apart.
It started with a simple question: What would a modern-day semi-automatic shotgun look like if it were re-imagined as a classic Italian custom? Benelli answered with the Magnifico Set of Five.
In the end, my choice was the 6.5" Smith & Wesson Model 624 in .44 Spl. one of the best decisions I ever made. It’s a throwback, for sure, to back when Smith & Wesson still made revolvers with forged internals and not a sleeved barrel in sight.
beach police. when a thing like this happens, i mean, it s a really an execution style killing. this was obviously somebody who intended to kill your dad. it must immediately have wonder who? right. well you wonder if this is completely random act. some stranger and it was a mistake. or you developed a list of people that might have a reason to have shot him. two police, it did not look random. nothing was taken. that killer struck with precision accuracy and got cleaned away. but there was something that intrigued detective voth that night. it was a clue they found in bill mclaughlin s closet. we do a search of the house with permission of kevin and were told their weapons in a closet upstairs. and when you come across a lot of weapons like that, it s surprising. in a few years before his death, bill had become an avid gun collector. he kept dozens of them in his newport beach house. but not just antiques. there were pistols, revolvers, semiautomatic weapons. including includi