A look at some weapons turned in at the San Jose annual gun buyback (VIDEO)
A whopping 690 firearms were turned in during a gun buyback event over the weekend in San Jose.
Participants received Target gift cards – and cold, hard cash once the gift cards ran out – in exchange for unwanted guns.
Related: Nearly 700 guns turned in to San Jose PD during buyback event
Amongst the slew of weapons turned in were a sawed off shotgun, a brand new, still in the box Remington 870, and a palm-sized, antique Spanish single shot, one of the smallest handguns ever collected during a buyback in San Jose or Santa Clarita County.
[ The Mercury News ]
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