Agreed, most likely a typo. It actually doesn't matter, he and she is alive and the robber is not.ELB wrote:.35? hmmm. I'm going with a typo on that.bmwrdr wrote: ....And here is the article, it states a .35 caliber and not a .380 or .38.
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/20 ... -shootout/
JALLEN wrote:IIRC, they chose that one because it would allow pets and none others would. They were traveling with a dog.
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- Mon Oct 26, 2015 3:06 pm
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- Sun Oct 25, 2015 9:24 pm
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Re: NM: Six rounds and the fight wasn't over...
The event happened several month ago and there was a more detailed artyicle published on the internet and there is another post on this forum somewhere. I remember it because of the description. Black belt, fomer service man, both reporters,...ELB wrote:Did you find some info that it was a .380 or are you just generalizing?bmwrdr wrote:Yeah, 6 rounds of .380 make a weak talk compared to .44 magnum.ELB wrote:And I thought it would be the round count that would generate comments...
800+ visits from the police in 5 years does seem like an awful lot of activity. The actual lawsuit complaint or whatever you call it notes that the police also made regular expeditions to that particular motel to grab people with outstanding warrants.
I haven't run across what kind of handgun it was. The news stories say six rounds, the wife is quoted as saying "until he ran out of ammo" and the lawsuit fudges a bit and says "approximately seven rounds".
And here is the article, it states a .35 caliber and not a .380 or .38.
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/20 ... -shootout/
- Sun Oct 25, 2015 11:54 am
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Re: NM: Six rounds and the fight wasn't over...
Yeah, 6 rounds of .380 make a weak talk compared to .44 magnum.ELB wrote:And I thought it would be the round count that would generate comments...
800+ visits from the police in 5 years does seem like an awful lot of activity. The actual lawsuit complaint or whatever you call it notes that the police also made regular expeditions to that particular motel to grab people with outstanding warrants.
