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No shit there were pass through wounds... Because he wasn't using a. 22lr... That's the point. Stick to drunken, campfire "fish tales". With each post, you further discredit your previous posts. You're embarrassing yourself...Now that we've dispensed with your armchair expertise... Let educate you a little bit about bullet drop. Heres a random ballistics chart for the. 223. Drop will vary a bit between brands, bullet weights, and barrel lengths; but this will give others a rough idea...
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And if it we're a. 22 lr are it seemed you we're posting in your post... There would be no pass through shots at that distance as has been reported.
At 300 yards a. 22 lr is zipping along at roughly 850fps. Which puts lethality in the shitter. It can still kill. But the wound cavity will be minimized. Learn more, type less; and leave the educating to those will at least some knowledge, and experience.
Do elaborate.
There's no way one dude zeroed 23 scopes in @ 330 yards within 4 months.
As you've posted, at that distance, the bullet drop is 18-28 inches, it starts dropping pretty quick there. A semi-auto rifle like that is really only good to 400 yards.
No way 23 rifles were tuned to that distance by one man within 4 months.
I don't care if it's what he did every day for that 4 months, still not possible.
Oh, and there were pass-through wounds at the shooting.
No shit there were pass through wounds... Because he wasn't using a. 22lr... That's the point. Stick to drunken, campfire "fish tales". With each post, you further discredit your previous posts. You're embarrassing yourself...Now that we've dispensed with your armchair expertise... Let educate you a little bit about bullet drop. Heres a random ballistics chart for the. 223. Drop will vary a bit between brands, bullet weights, and barrel lengths; but this will give others a rough idea...
View attachment 152787
And if it we're a. 22 lr are it seemed you we're posting in your post... There would be no pass through shots at that distance as has been reported.
At 300 yards a. 22 lr is zipping along at roughly 850fps. Which puts lethality in the shitter. It can still kill. But the wound cavity will be minimized. Learn more, type less; and leave the educating to those will at least some knowledge, and experience.
Do elaborate.
There's no way one dude zeroed 23 scopes in @ 330 yards within 4 months.
As you've posted, at that distance, the bullet drop is 18-28 inches, it starts dropping pretty quick there. A semi-auto rifle like that is really only good to 400 yards.
No way 23 rifles were tuned to that distance by one man within 4 months.
I don't care if it's what he did every day for that 4 months, still not possible.
Oh, and there were pass-through wounds at the shooting.
Who cares what you did with a 30-06? With about a. 25" drop - 3" inch drop between 1-200 yards, bullet weight, and barrel length depending... There's literally nothing impressive about hitting a 3" clay at that distance. While you may have been proud of your feat. There was nothing special about it. Nothing...
Dude... Just stop. Do you realize that lefties are reading this? You are embarrassing gun owners everywhere. Open the garage door, and park your pridemobile. It's over. The only way you could save face on this issue, is to delete your posts on the matter, ( which comes highly recommended) or have a mod do it for you. You are waaay out of your league, and don't have the knowledge, or experience to have this conversation. Meanwhile lefties are reading this realizing that you own guns, and wondering how many gun owners out there are just as knowledgeable, and experienced as you... Youre making us all look bad. Really, really bad... Stop. Please...No shit there were pass through wounds... Because he wasn't using a. 22lr... That's the point. Stick to drunken, campfire "fish tales". With each post, you further discredit your previous posts. You're embarrassing yourself...Now that we've dispensed with your armchair expertise... Let educate you a little bit about bullet drop. Heres a random ballistics chart for the. 223. Drop will vary a bit between brands, bullet weights, and barrel lengths; but this will give others a rough idea...
View attachment 152787
And if it we're a. 22 lr are it seemed you we're posting in your post... There would be no pass through shots at that distance as has been reported.
At 300 yards a. 22 lr is zipping along at roughly 850fps. Which puts lethality in the shitter. It can still kill. But the wound cavity will be minimized. Learn more, type less; and leave the educating to those will at least some knowledge, and experience.
Do elaborate.
There's no way one dude zeroed 23 scopes in @ 330 yards within 4 months.
As you've posted, at that distance, the bullet drop is 18-28 inches, it starts dropping pretty quick there. A semi-auto rifle like that is really only good to 400 yards.
No way 23 rifles were tuned to that distance by one man within 4 months.
I don't care if it's what he did every day for that 4 months, still not possible.
Oh, and there were pass-through wounds at the shooting.
STFU bitch. A .223 isn't a .22 bullet? It is.
GFY.
No way a man acquired skill to make 330 yard shots with a .223 with 23 different guns within 4 months.
Dude... Just stop. Do you realize that lefties are reading this? You are embarrassing gun owners everywhere. Open the garage door, and park your pridemobile. It's over. The only way you could save face on this issue, is to delete your posts on the matter, ( which comes highly recommended) or have a mod do it for you. You are waaay out of your league, and don't have the knowledge, or experience to have this conversation. Meanwhile lefties are reading this realizing that you own guns, and wondering how many gun owners out there are just as knowledgeable, and experienced as you... Youre making us all look bad. Really, really bad... Stop. Please...No shit there were pass through wounds... Because he wasn't using a. 22lr... That's the point. Stick to drunken, campfire "fish tales". With each post, you further discredit your previous posts. You're embarrassing yourself...Now that we've dispensed with your armchair expertise... Let educate you a little bit about bullet drop. Heres a random ballistics chart for the. 223. Drop will vary a bit between brands, bullet weights, and barrel lengths; but this will give others a rough idea...
View attachment 152787
And if it we're a. 22 lr are it seemed you we're posting in your post... There would be no pass through shots at that distance as has been reported.
At 300 yards a. 22 lr is zipping along at roughly 850fps. Which puts lethality in the shitter. It can still kill. But the wound cavity will be minimized. Learn more, type less; and leave the educating to those will at least some knowledge, and experience.
Do elaborate.
There's no way one dude zeroed 23 scopes in @ 330 yards within 4 months.
As you've posted, at that distance, the bullet drop is 18-28 inches, it starts dropping pretty quick there. A semi-auto rifle like that is really only good to 400 yards.
No way 23 rifles were tuned to that distance by one man within 4 months.
I don't care if it's what he did every day for that 4 months, still not possible.
Oh, and there were pass-through wounds at the shooting.
STFU bitch. A .223 isn't a .22 bullet? It is.
GFY.
No way a man acquired skill to make 330 yard shots with a .223 with 23 different guns within 4 months.
No such thing was said nor suggested... You are the living embodiment of nearly every leftist argument, against civilian gun ownership... God help us all...Dude... Just stop. Do you realize that lefties are reading this? You are embarrassing gun owners everywhere. Open the garage door, and park your pridemobile. It's over. The only way you could save face on this issue, is to delete your posts on the matter, ( which comes highly recommended) or have a mod do it for you. You are waaay out of your league, and don't have the knowledge, or experience to have this conversation. Meanwhile lefties are reading this realizing that you own guns, and wondering how many gun owners out there are just as knowledgeable, and experienced as you... Youre making us all look bad. Really, really bad... Stop. Please...No shit there were pass through wounds... Because he wasn't using a. 22lr... That's the point. Stick to drunken, campfire "fish tales". With each post, you further discredit your previous posts. You're embarrassing yourself...Now that we've dispensed with your armchair expertise... Let educate you a little bit about bullet drop. Heres a random ballistics chart for the. 223. Drop will vary a bit between brands, bullet weights, and barrel lengths; but this will give others a rough idea...
View attachment 152787
And if it we're a. 22 lr are it seemed you we're posting in your post... There would be no pass through shots at that distance as has been reported.
At 300 yards a. 22 lr is zipping along at roughly 850fps. Which puts lethality in the shitter. It can still kill. But the wound cavity will be minimized. Learn more, type less; and leave the educating to those will at least some knowledge, and experience.
Do elaborate.
There's no way one dude zeroed 23 scopes in @ 330 yards within 4 months.
As you've posted, at that distance, the bullet drop is 18-28 inches, it starts dropping pretty quick there. A semi-auto rifle like that is really only good to 400 yards.
No way 23 rifles were tuned to that distance by one man within 4 months.
I don't care if it's what he did every day for that 4 months, still not possible.
Oh, and there were pass-through wounds at the shooting.
STFU bitch. A .223 isn't a .22 bullet? It is.
GFY.
No way a man acquired skill to make 330 yard shots with a .223 with 23 different guns within 4 months.
Oh! So bullet drop on .06 works like .223? I think not. ( I have a long barrel)
30-06 Ballistics Chart & Coefficient GunData.org
Dude... Just stop. Do you realize that lefties are reading this? You are embarrassing gun owners everywhere. Open the garage door, and park your pridemobile. It's over. The only way you could save face on this issue, is to delete your posts on the matter, ( which comes highly recommended) or have a mod do it for you. You are waaay out of your league, and don't have the knowledge, or experience to have this conversation. Meanwhile lefties are reading this realizing that you own guns, and wondering how many gun owners out there are just as knowledgeable, and experienced as you... Youre making us all look bad. Really, really bad... Stop. Please...No shit there were pass through wounds... Because he wasn't using a. 22lr... That's the point. Stick to drunken, campfire "fish tales". With each post, you further discredit your previous posts. You're embarrassing yourself...Now that we've dispensed with your armchair expertise... Let educate you a little bit about bullet drop. Heres a random ballistics chart for the. 223. Drop will vary a bit between brands, bullet weights, and barrel lengths; but this will give others a rough idea...
View attachment 152787
And if it we're a. 22 lr are it seemed you we're posting in your post... There would be no pass through shots at that distance as has been reported.
At 300 yards a. 22 lr is zipping along at roughly 850fps. Which puts lethality in the shitter. It can still kill. But the wound cavity will be minimized. Learn more, type less; and leave the educating to those will at least some knowledge, and experience.
Do elaborate.
There's no way one dude zeroed 23 scopes in @ 330 yards within 4 months.
As you've posted, at that distance, the bullet drop is 18-28 inches, it starts dropping pretty quick there. A semi-auto rifle like that is really only good to 400 yards.
No way 23 rifles were tuned to that distance by one man within 4 months.
I don't care if it's what he did every day for that 4 months, still not possible.
Oh, and there were pass-through wounds at the shooting.
STFU bitch. A .223 isn't a .22 bullet? It is.
GFY.
No way a man acquired skill to make 330 yard shots with a .223 with 23 different guns within 4 months.
Again, for the cheap seats...Dude... Just stop. Do you realize that lefties are reading this? You are embarrassing gun owners everywhere. Open the garage door, and park your pridemobile. It's over. The only way you could save face on this issue, is to delete your posts on the matter, ( which comes highly recommended) or have a mod do it for you. You are waaay out of your league, and don't have the knowledge, or experience to have this conversation. Meanwhile lefties are reading this realizing that you own guns, and wondering how many gun owners out there are just as knowledgeable, and experienced as you... Youre making us all look bad. Really, really bad... Stop. Please...No shit there were pass through wounds... Because he wasn't using a. 22lr... That's the point. Stick to drunken, campfire "fish tales". With each post, you further discredit your previous posts. You're embarrassing yourself...Now that we've dispensed with your armchair expertise... Let educate you a little bit about bullet drop. Heres a random ballistics chart for the. 223. Drop will vary a bit between brands, bullet weights, and barrel lengths; but this will give others a rough idea...
View attachment 152787
And if it we're a. 22 lr are it seemed you we're posting in your post... There would be no pass through shots at that distance as has been reported.
At 300 yards a. 22 lr is zipping along at roughly 850fps. Which puts lethality in the shitter. It can still kill. But the wound cavity will be minimized. Learn more, type less; and leave the educating to those will at least some knowledge, and experience.
Do elaborate.
There's no way one dude zeroed 23 scopes in @ 330 yards within 4 months.
As you've posted, at that distance, the bullet drop is 18-28 inches, it starts dropping pretty quick there. A semi-auto rifle like that is really only good to 400 yards.
No way 23 rifles were tuned to that distance by one man within 4 months.
I don't care if it's what he did every day for that 4 months, still not possible.
Oh, and there were pass-through wounds at the shooting.
STFU bitch. A .223 isn't a .22 bullet? It is.
GFY.
No way a man acquired skill to make 330 yard shots with a .223 with 23 different guns within 4 months.
Oh! So bullet drop on .06 works like .223? I think not. ( I have a long barrel)
30-06 Ballistics Chart & Coefficient GunData.org
Again, for the cheap seats...Dude... Just stop. Do you realize that lefties are reading this? You are embarrassing gun owners everywhere. Open the garage door, and park your pridemobile. It's over. The only way you could save face on this issue, is to delete your posts on the matter, ( which comes highly recommended) or have a mod do it for you. You are waaay out of your league, and don't have the knowledge, or experience to have this conversation. Meanwhile lefties are reading this realizing that you own guns, and wondering how many gun owners out there are just as knowledgeable, and experienced as you... Youre making us all look bad. Really, really bad... Stop. Please...No shit there were pass through wounds... Because he wasn't using a. 22lr... That's the point. Stick to drunken, campfire "fish tales". With each post, you further discredit your previous posts. You're embarrassing yourself...Do elaborate.
There's no way one dude zeroed 23 scopes in @ 330 yards within 4 months.
As you've posted, at that distance, the bullet drop is 18-28 inches, it starts dropping pretty quick there. A semi-auto rifle like that is really only good to 400 yards.
No way 23 rifles were tuned to that distance by one man within 4 months.
I don't care if it's what he did every day for that 4 months, still not possible.
Oh, and there were pass-through wounds at the shooting.
STFU bitch. A .223 isn't a .22 bullet? It is.
GFY.
No way a man acquired skill to make 330 yard shots with a .223 with 23 different guns within 4 months.
Oh! So bullet drop on .06 works like .223? I think not. ( I have a long barrel)
30-06 Ballistics Chart & Coefficient GunData.org
No such thing was said nor suggested... You are the living embodiment of nearly every leftist argument, against civilian gun ownership... God help us all...
Sure there is......during riots.....they will keep your property from being looted and burned, your wives and daughters from being raped and murdered.....that is reason alone.
Recent events have me thinking about these. Essentially it is a device which if I understand right somewhat clumsily uses the recoil of the rifle to make it fire faster.
Full-Auto Fast - Product Update - $99 Bump Stock - GunsAmerica Digest
I have never fired a gun with one. When first watching the video's of the recent tragedy I thought, "Is that an automatic rifle" but it was almost too slow.
Now according to the AP the gunman used a bumpstock Las Vegas shooting: Gunman had ‘bump-stock’ device that could speed fire – The Denver Post Which would explain the rate of fire.
So, if I understand bumpstocks are only good at firing into a herd or crowd since they reduce accuracy?
Is the rate of fire sufficient they should be regulated like automatic rifles are?
Or are they no big deal and I should be able to go buy one?
what kind of car do you own?View attachment 152537
Other than massacring innocent people there is no reason to have this level of firepower
What size house do you live in?
What kind of pet do you have?
Why don't you have a bigger, fancier, or more exotic one?
There are many restrictions on the car I own to make it safer. I am not allowed to drive drunk and must be licensed, insured and wear a seat belt
My house is limited by local zoning and safety laws
I am restricted in the type of pet I can own......I am not allowed to own a tiger
These guns have no application in civilian use other than to massacre as many people as you can in a short period of timeThere are many restrictions on the car I own to make it safer.
and even more in the manufacture and selling of firearms
Not allowed to move? limited in what way?My house is limited by local zoning and safety laws
Can't put on additions, paint it, etc?
I am not allowed to own a tiger
Why not?
These guns have no application in civilian use other than to massacre as many people as you can in a short period of time
no, there are multiple uses, you just ignore the ones that don't fit your agenda
Name a practical use of an AR-15 that has been modified to shoot 500 rounds per minute?
How well dYou can bump fire without any external devices whatsoever.
Maybe we should make fingers and thumbs illegal too
and if you are standing in the middle of a crowd of 20,000 people, people will get shot. It doesn't take a marksman to hit random people in a large crowd.What if I said I'd give you an AR with a 30-round magazine and bump stock, and I'd stand 330 yards away and let you shoot at me.
I get 4 shots with an .06 at that distance. I am armed as well. Who do think will win the shootout?
An AR 15 modified with a bump stock is capable of firing at 500 rounds per minute
BS, you're a fucking moron RW...
According to who? Bushmaster, a (the? not sure, doesn't matter) manufacturer of the AR-15, seems to disagree with your statement. Do you propose to know more about the AR than them?An AR 15 modified with a bump stock is capable of firing at 500 rounds per minute
Or you are wanting the ability to defend yourself from, oh, I don't know, a tyrannical government, for example. I am not suggesting that is a real threat today in the U.S., however, can you name just one society that has descended into tyranny with a well armed populace, capable of defending itself?Why anyone needs that firepower beyond me
Unless you are planning on a massacre
There does seem to be a fundamental difference in the way government is viewed here as well. Some seem to believe the government is there to keep us "in line". I see it the other way around. WE are there to keep the government "in line". The moment the government no longer fears the populace, is the moment we start to lose our rights, liberties, and freedom.
if this clown had not used a "Bump stock" and instead took a controlled and "aimed" shot every 2-3 seconds, he would have killed a lot more people.
One could easily argue the (novelty - no serious shooter uses one) bump stock saved lives!!
what kind of car do you own?View attachment 152537
Other than massacring innocent people there is no reason to have this level of firepower
What size house do you live in?
What kind of pet do you have?
Why don't you have a bigger, fancier, or more exotic one?
There are many restrictions on the car I own to make it safer. I am not allowed to drive drunk and must be licensed, insured and wear a seat belt
My house is limited by local zoning and safety laws
I am restricted in the type of pet I can own......I am not allowed to own a tiger
These guns have no application in civilian use other than to massacre as many people as you can in a short period of time
name the practical use of a car that's been modified to travel at 200 mphwhat kind of car do you own?
What size house do you live in?
What kind of pet do you have?
Why don't you have a bigger, fancier, or more exotic one?
There are many restrictions on the car I own to make it safer. I am not allowed to drive drunk and must be licensed, insured and wear a seat belt
My house is limited by local zoning and safety laws
I am restricted in the type of pet I can own......I am not allowed to own a tiger
These guns have no application in civilian use other than to massacre as many people as you can in a short period of timeThere are many restrictions on the car I own to make it safer.
and even more in the manufacture and selling of firearms
Not allowed to move? limited in what way?My house is limited by local zoning and safety laws
Can't put on additions, paint it, etc?
I am not allowed to own a tiger
Why not?
These guns have no application in civilian use other than to massacre as many people as you can in a short period of time
no, there are multiple uses, you just ignore the ones that don't fit your agenda
Name a practical use of an AR-15 that has been modified to shoot 500 rounds per minute?
I don't know.....but not to massacre a classroom full of six year olds or 59 concert goers
