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You guys know that the 22 year old kid who stopped the active shooter in Indiana engaged the guy within 15 seconds, from 50 yards and made 8 out of 10 hits with a 9MM Glock (per police press conf) solo, against a guy actively shooting an AR15. Autopsy showed that none of the shooter's wounds were self inflicted. I'd bet less than 5% of active duty cops could do that in training, let alone a real life event against a guy actively shooting an AR15 in a food coirt filled w running screaming people. 8 out of 10 from a handgun, solo, at 50 yards against an active shooter firing an AR-15? Less than 1% IMHO. https://notthebee.com/article/update-indiana-police-say-good-guy-with-a-gun-stopped-mall-shooter-in-15-seconds-with-10-rounds
50 yards and 8/10? Video or it didn't happen.
Most gun instructors will tell you that under pressure, most people can't shoot a pistol accurately at anything passed 10ish feet. Most shootings occur within 7 feet of the shooter.
Hitting shit with a pistol from far away is hard. That's what rifles are for. I simply don't believe this. 150 fucking feet and he tagged him 8 times? Speculating, a possible sequence that could make sense: the kike was stationary by that wall, either firing or reloading, not looking directly at the alleged hero. Hero fires like 4 shots at him, and 2 of them strike the fucker in the torso. He drops, but is still alive, squirming and trying to sit up, so hero aims at the semi-prone, wounded kike and puts 6 more directly into his torso. Still hard to believe.
Based on the limited info we have so far, it seems the kike took most/all of the bullets to the torso. If you see the photo of his corpse, there is very little blood- this is typical if the person is hit in a vital spot first. Example- he gets hit in the liver, severing the massive blood vessel in there, bullet strikes his rib and doesn't leave exit wound; his BP is going to drop, he's going to pass out, and all of his blood will leak out into his torso as he dies. Very little blood seeps out of the entrance wound, as it clots a little bit on the clothing. So this kid made 8/10 shots into this fucker's torso. All while people are running in every fucking direction, screaming and stampeding- getting a clear sight picture on someone at 150 feet in that situation is... dude, it's impossible.
I can't wait for the video to finally leak. I'm sure we'll eventually get a good look at what really happened. The 50 yard thing might be being misreported. They might've meant "50 feet", which would still be pretty impressive from a civilian with a pistol vs. rampaging kike with rifles.
I hear you....8/10 at 50 yards on a moving target is Jason Bourne shit. Your scenario sounds plausible...but cops say kid hit the first shot at 40 to 50 yards. That said, I have a friend, competition shooter, who can put .40 earrings on a silhouette at 25 yards, every time. You pick the ear.
People can do that shit....it's just that it's usually Delta Force level guys. Both of these are 50 yard headshots w handguns and iron sights. (Sorry for youtube links)
9mm might be the key to this, since they travel so fast comparatively... I wonder if he would've been able to make the exact same shots with a .45? Kike might've seen them coming and hopped out of the way, lol. A 9mm covers that 150 feet so quickly, that it's somewhat conceivable to make this shot.
I wonder about the bystanders and the panic. He popped the fucker really early into the rampage, right? Like less than 2 minutes and it was all over?
People are now using that event as a shooting drill. It's doable for very, very competent shooters. (Yes, harder during real stress, blah blah blah) FYI https://youtu.be/z2AfGOD2bYQ
I'd bet less than 5% of active duty cops could do that in training, let alone a real life event against a guy actively shooting an AR15 in a food coirt filled w running screaming people.
Kinda hard to do when you go to work everyday with hands bound behind your back with your own handcuffs.
Fucking nutty. Handguns are so much more difficult to master then a rifle.
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