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> Do you understand the difference between bump stocks and magazines?
I think the operator was joking.
> Since the average number of rounds fired is 2.2 rounds,
> Then the government might decide 3 round magazines are sufficient.
Oh! I was just reading about a shoot out where the officer was into his third magazine before the fight ended, with only 4 rounds to spare. Carried 37 rounds. Fired 33. Hit 17. (Assuming +1)
Story: https://www.policemag.com/340699/shots-fired-skokie-illinois-08-25-2008
Images: https://www.policemag.com/366839/shots-fired-skokie-ill-crime-scene
> Bank robber
> Car chase
> Robber stops car, hops out, shoots at cop
> Cop shoots back
> Robber hit 17 times with 45 AARP before going down
> "There were 17 total hits on his body including three fatal shots to his head, a couple to his torso, and one to his abdomen," [Cop] says. "Which means that even though [Robber] was mortally wounded before the head shots, he was still able to engage me.
"People don't die the way we think they do," [Cop] says. "I had 17 rounds in the guy. That will teach you how critical shot placement is."
I think this one skews the 2.2 average a little bit.
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