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Many police K-9's can be trained to detect firearms. K-9's trained in Patrol work, consisting of tracking, trailing, handler protection, and apprehensions (bite work), could even be trained in article searches (finding handguns or weapons, etc). Also, explosive detection K-9's could be used to find firearms, if they were recently fired or were in contact with explosive powder used in the making of bullets.
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