I was just asking (in fun,of course) because of your knowledge of guns and your general location:
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A .233 round travels at 3,300 feet per second. The shot was 450 feet. It took .136 seconds from trigger pull.
A head is a round target, no amount of head turning will cause a properly placed shot to miss.
The shooter simply missed. Nothing magical about it.
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My Dad was a cop. I've been around guns all my life. I first fired a gun at age 5, was shooting in competitions at age 14.
The NRA is a scam, its a arm of the gun industry. Spreads fear and dogma.
Each gun has a specific purpose. You don't need many.
I have a 30-06 browning, stainless stainless barrel, composite stock. Main deer gun, rain won't rust the barrel and light for carrying on foot.
A Berretta over under 12 ga shotgun for skeet.
A 22-250 Ruger heavy barrel, for coyotes.
A Mossberg short barrel 12 gage pump shotgun for home defense.
A .357 magnum smith and wesson that I carry when hiking in cougar or bear country.
A 10-22 Ruger semi-auto for plinking around.
A Berretta semi-auto 12 gauge for bird hunting.
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The AR-15 has become the poster child for the NRA and 2nd amendment nut jobs.
It's a battlefield weapon designed to efficiently and repeatedly kill.
It's a horrible home defense weapon because of the power of the round to go through walls and continue on. Totally irresponsible.
Bump Stocks, Binary triggers increase the rate of fire, and decrease accuracy, muzzle control. Probably invented by ammo manufactures. <G>
Here is a vid of a binary trigger, can anyone think of any use for it other than a mass shooting?
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