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Abe Sandrich is the ancient firearms expert called in by Beckett to consult on the case in "Punked". Mr. Sandrich clearly has a passion for his chosen line of work, and is quick to point out to Beckett and Castle that under the right circumstances these older guns can kill just as easily as their modern counterparts. He corrects the detective's use of the word 'bullet' in this context, pointing out the more appropriate nature of 'lead balls'.

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rdfs:label	Abe Sandrich
rdfs:comment	Abe Sandrich is the ancient firearms expert called in by Beckett to consult on the case in "Punked". Mr. Sandrich clearly has a passion for his chosen line of work, and is quick to point out to Beckett and Castle that under the right circumstances these older guns can kill just as easily as their modern counterparts. He corrects the detective's use of the word 'bullet' in this context, pointing out the more appropriate nature of 'lead balls'.
Portrayed By	Thomas Kopache
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Appearances	Punked
Status	Alive
Name	Abe Sandrich
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Occupation	Ancient Firearms expert
Gender	Male
abstract	Abe Sandrich is the ancient firearms expert called in by Beckett to consult on the case in "Punked". Mr. Sandrich clearly has a passion for his chosen line of work, and is quick to point out to Beckett and Castle that under the right circumstances these older guns can kill just as easily as their modern counterparts. He corrects the detective's use of the word 'bullet' in this context, pointing out the more appropriate nature of 'lead balls'. Mr. Sandrich informs the team that the range of potential murder weapons is too vast to safely speculate, and that the murder weapon will have to be found and matched individually to the fatal missile. His words prove almost prophetic, as the murder weapon, in fact, turns out not to be the 18th-century flintlocks for which the lead ball was standard, but a modified modern shotgun, a cold-blooded choice for putting the fatal shot in Daniel Goldstein.
is Character of	Thomas Kopache

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