ChrisCo
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With the exception of horror flicks, most cars don't run out of gas.
actually, i've known people in critical self-defense situations that report exactly that. they are so focused on the "event" that the report from the gun is heard as a distant "pop". they may report ringing ears later, after they have time to settle down a little but, during the course of the event, not so much. this is known as Tachypsychia. it's also attributed to why so many self-defense scenarios, against an armed attacker, end up with the attacker shot in the hand instead of "center mass". the tunnel vision and focus of the defender can often be so focused on the source of the threat (gun, knife, etc.) that the defensive shot is placed there instead of as trained for (center mass).ear protection is not needed when shooting guns indoors - its just a little "pop" and you then talk normally.
I can say from first hand experience from being involved in self defense shootings, that neither time did I hear my gun go off. No ringing ears, no long term effects. Truly bizarre!actually, i've known people in critical self-defense situations that report exactly that. they are so focused on the "event" that the report from the gun is heard as a distant "pop".ear protection is not needed when shooting guns indoors - its just a little "pop" and you then talk normally.
I believe that there are some photos from Park City to support the argument against your "no long term effects" theory....no long term effects. Truly bizarre!
I always, love how you can safely hide behing a kitchen table.- Bullets shot by a bad guy will never penetrate drywall, empty 55 gal drums, car doors, etc. (Mostly applies to good guys too.)
Women get clumsy when being chased by evil people/things
Every story has a happy ending (makes me wanna barf!)
And one sorta related to the movies: All the "heroes" deserve a big award banquet at the end of the season based on peer review, regardless of whether the ultimate consumer thought it was worth a $h!t (another barf inducing moment)
dang if they didn't do this very thing on HEROES last night. here is this woman, holding a man at shotgun point for minutes. then she wants to "up her threat" so racks the slide for emphasis. WTF? she was pointing an unloaded weapon at him all the time before? DUMB DUMB DUMB!now THERE'S one that always tickes me off!- Cops apparently never have a round chambered prior to encountering a bad guy or entering a house
anyone (good guy or bad) who is confronting an opponent and holding them at gunpoint (shotgun, pistol, etc.) will talk to the detainee for a while and THEN rack a round into the chamber when they need to up their threats to the detainee.
- wtf? the gun was effectively UNLOADED the whole time or did you just choose to throw away a round for sake of appearances?
Remember Lethal Weapon 2, when Riggs ups his threat to the S. African guy by pulling the hammer back... and actually fires a shot into the tank of priceless tropical fish... Much better effect IMO. We should live in that world. ******* tries to cheat or harm you... it should be your God-given right to fire a warning shot into whatever the **** you want without legal reprisals... just like in the movies.dang if they didn't do this very thing on HEROES last night. here is this woman, holding a man at shotgun point for minutes. then she wants to "up her threat" so racks the slide for emphasis. WTF? she was pointing an unloaded weapon at him all the time before? DUMB DUMB DUMB!now THERE'S one that always tickes me off!- Cops apparently never have a round chambered prior to encountering a bad guy or entering a house
anyone (good guy or bad) who is confronting an opponent and holding them at gunpoint (shotgun, pistol, etc.) will talk to the detainee for a while and THEN rack a round into the chamber when they need to up their threats to the detainee.
- wtf? the gun was effectively UNLOADED the whole time or did you just choose to throw away a round for sake of appearances?
And the wires are always conveniently stripped for easier sparking connections!Hotwiring cars always involves reaching under the dash and pulling two loose wires down and making them spark, but never seem to deal with a locked steering wheel.
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