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12-01-2022, 10:30 PM
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Re: Body Cam Footage of Man Hiding Under Bed Ambushing Police
Keep shooting the bed until it stops screaming!
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12-01-2022, 10:43 PM
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This should go into training videos, officers put themselves in high risk way too many times after the bullets started! Holy shit.  One less POS at least. |
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12-02-2022, 12:12 AM
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Re: Body Cam Footage of Man Hiding Under Bed Ambushing Police
not to mention the bottle of propane just right behind the officers when they were taking their stance. No bueno
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#46
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12-02-2022, 12:35 AM
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Re: Body Cam Footage of Man Hiding Under Bed Ambushing Police
When he lifted that bed and the subject drew on them, I would have been pulling the trigger like a man woman!! That female deputy had a great shot at him and he was pointing away from her! She could have blown his fucking face off!! I would have shot him so many times!! These kinds of things piss me off sometimes! Great video though!! I love the sound of gunfire in the morning!!  |
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12-02-2022, 12:36 PM
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Re: Body Cam Footage of Man Hiding Under Bed Ambushing Police
A genuine HK33? What country do to reside? I'm no expert on, "delayed roller blowback" guns, as I collect HK pistols, but I'm pretty certain the P-mag is not even close to fitting your weapon? The problem isn't Nickel-Boron itself, the problem is inappropriate dimensions prior to application. My Barrett M107-A1 uses it extensively, but Barrett knows what they are doing. I'll spare all the minutia, the basics are that there are only a hand full of actual AR platform, true manufacturers, the rest just buy and, "rebrand" most of their parts. Especially bolts and bolt carrier groups. So most Nickel-Boron offerings are simply parts that got ordered, "in the white" then got plated. The problem is most Mil-Spec AR parts get phosphated, so their dimensions pre-conversion coating only take into account the thickness of phosphate or nitrocarburizing, which is basically no measurable thickness change. Chrome or Nickel-Boron is SUBSTANTIALLY thicker and will quickly cause tolerance stacking issues of not properly prepared for. Make sense? |
