a case for hi cap mags...

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05-09-2013, 17:01
buckshotbarlow

a case for hi cap mags...

vid/link:
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013...rning-graphic/

as you can tell, handguns are defensive in nature. Bad guy gets hit a couple times, 1 a thru and thru and he's still in the fight...One comment cracks me up by RIDEMODELS:
<quote>Funny thing is that an AR is a varmint rifle, its a good sniper rifle but a 40 with hollow points does more damage.</quote>

I don't care what kind of handgun you have, never bring it to a rifle fight...
So back to my main point, why do we need to limit the good guys with a mag cap on round count?
05-09-2013, 17:18
Bailey Guns

I bet those guys clear the cars outside next time they serve a warrant.
05-09-2013, 17:32
clublights

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

I bet those guys clear the cars outside next time they serve a warrant.

+1

That was the biggest tactical mistake they made.

This vid should become a training video for other officers.
05-09-2013, 17:33
SuperiorDG

Shoot in the head and still moving. What the hell, they never do that on TV.
05-09-2013, 17:45
hunterhawk

Wow.. Crappy situation for sure!
05-09-2013, 17:51
GilpinGuy

Quote:

Originally Posted by SuperiorDG

Shoot in the head and still moving. What the hell, they never do that on TV.

Not a zombie, apparently. (I couldn't resist)
05-09-2013, 17:52
ChunkyMonkey

Don't they usually observe the subject's property before a raid or even executing a warrant?
05-09-2013, 20:40
Cylinder Head

Car was pretty well tinted but they absolutely should have cleared it.
05-09-2013, 21:04
buckshotbarlow

In all of our PPITH classes we do a power demo. Nothing fancy, just full power self defense loads vs target loads into a gallon of water. We usually have our students do the firing. It's pretty funny to watch the fudds say oh my 45 is bad ass, when there's such a miniscule difference between handgun rounds when compared to a slug or a rifle HP/BT round.
05-10-2013, 11:42
cstone

3 against 1, distances from 5 to 20 feet. Bad happens quickly and almost never gets better after it happens.

Be safe.
05-10-2013, 17:03
CroiDhubh

The shot to the spine immobilized him enough, but he didn't let go of the gun so they were full within their rights here. In this situation: GO COPS GO! They really should have opened fire sooner, but damn policy and bullshit running through their minds makes them slower.