California home invasion scenario

[chlag01]

Interesting video about the direction of California gun laws.

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[Beiruty]

Center mass failure or stupid home invader?

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[bilgerat57]

Center mass failure or stupid home invader?

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Might be interesting to discover what caliber the agent/officer shot the man with. One shot to the chest at relatively short range, yet the bad guy made it 3 blocks away and survived? Hmmmmmmm.....

[philip964]

Interesting video about the direction of California gun laws.

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amusing, probably not far off from the truth. But more likely scenario is that guns just are not available to law abiding citizens.

[steelhawk]

Interesting video about the direction of California gun laws.

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So typical of stupid liberal goverment workers.

[steelhawk]

Center mass failure or stupid home invader?

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BG shot and burglary stopped. Easily found because of the blood trail. I'm calling this a success on the part of the homeowner.

[Griz44]

Guess they don't train for doing double taps.
Should have been one in each lung.
The blood trail would only have been 1 block long, and the morgue would have gotten the call instead of the local ER.

[Liberty]

It should not surprise anyone that one shot in the chest from a handgun didn't result in instant death. People have survived a chest wound from a .45ACP

[Texas Dan Mosby]

Guess they don't train for doing double taps.

"Double taps" are for suckers.

Shot strings are where it's at.