During the opening statements in defense of Alec Baldwin, Attorney Alex Spiro made a compelling argument regarding the concept of 'cold guns' in the film industry. Spiro emphasized that a 'cold gun' is a term used to describe a firearm that does not even have a fake bullet, let alone live ammunition.
According to Spiro, Baldwin was handed the gun by the armorer with the assurance that it was indeed a 'cold gun.' He clarified that the designation of a gun as 'cold' does not imply the absence of live bullets but rather the absence of any type of ammunition, including fake bullets.
