It's either a lie, or it was a *very* long engagement."...Estimates at 800..."
"...over 800 rounds..."
That's a shit load of magazines, even a belt fed would get pretty hot...I feel for the Deputy killed and his Family as well as the other Officer hurt.
sounds a little suspect, I hope there wasn't an embellishment of facts here.
or any of the dozens of other manufacturers with multiple designs....do you despise the prospect of ordinary men having a faster rate of fire?A rare breed FRT, may be involved.
He doesn't even think you should own the gun, much less the frtor any of the dozens of other manufacturers with multiple designs....do you despise the prospect of ordinary men having a faster rate of fire?
"...not coming after my Trap Shotgun or 30-30 Deer Rifle"....right Elmer, always thinking of yourself.He doesn't even think you should own the gun, much less the frt
Oh, I don't know. I carried thirty mag's eighteen rounds each, ten more in my ruck, but then we were always a long way out.It's either a lie, or it was a *very* long engagement.
Considering that's about what an entire Marine fire team carries into combat.
27 magazines.
Maybe in NY ... And other Liberal Bastions!Great, people like this are examples to ruin it for all of us. Ammo limits on 3, 2, 1….
Only time I've ever ran through even close to that much ammo was on the Machinegun Training Range where we were firing FA at will...it takes time, takes time to load all those magazines...I'm quite certain it can be done, but that's a very high number of rounds to hose out of House window at people that presumably are shooting back....wasn't there, no intel, just seems a bit suspect. and did somebody actually collect and count all the cases?It's either a lie, or it was a *very* long engagement.
Considering that's about what an entire Marine fire team carries into combat.
27 magazines.
A bit of embellishment in the reporting may be involved too.A rare breed FRT, may be involved.
And that's *still* not 800 rounds.Oh, I don't know. I carried thirty mag's eighteen rounds each, ten more in my ruck, but then we were always a long way out.
Robin
Oh, they were banned. That means criminals never get them right ? I guess the "glock switch" is a figment of someone's imagination.His rate of fire was pretty telling................. New machine guns, were banned nationwide in 1986.
So...a FRT type was likely involved.
How many of you have gotten them into the state?
The Sheriff says it in the press conference.800 rounds , 30 round mag 800 diveded by 30 is 26 mags , 1 mag = 1 lb x26 mags , 26 lbs , plus 6 for rifle , seems a little heavy ,
fired 800 rounds? or possessed 800 rounds? the press likes to embellish the story , (its election time ) Not impossible, but not likely either.
You cant calculate rate of fire without the time element. This standoff could have been over many hours. We dont know, it was not stated.His rate of fire was pretty telling................. New machine guns, were banned nationwide in 1986.
So...a FRT type was likely involved.
How many of you have gotten them into the state?
His rate of fire was pretty telling................. New machine guns, were banned nationwide in 1986.
So...a FRT type was likely involved.
How many of you have gotten them into the state?
This shooting occurred in East Texas, a place where smuggling goes both ways...Oh, they were banned. That means criminals never get them right ? I guess the "glock switch" is a figment of someone's imagination.
So you assume it's an FRT and not an illegally converted gun.
Why would you need to bring one in, instead of just making one yourself ?
That tells you a lot about the perpetrator doesn't it.whole incident seems to have fallen off the snewz.
Not knowing exactly what happened and how leaves us making a lot of assumptions and speculations; that said, we've seen plenty of "stories" full of fiction and/or ignored because of demographics not matching the narrative.That tells you a lot about the perpetrator doesn't it.