Some dumb bitch decided to use her shitty lego gun to kill a cop. Little did she know that cheap lego plastic makes bad guns.
Polymer pistol strikes again! Or not.
Some dumb bitch decided to use her shitty lego gun to kill a cop. Little did she know that cheap lego plastic makes bad guns.
>taurus
You do know that watching these violent video is detrimental to your mental health right?
Only if you're a weakling.
detrimental to social health, improves mental health
What else am I going to jack it to?
If you a bitch
clearly you dont browse /gif/
>one of the bullets is clearly, measurably shorter than the rest in the mag
lmao
I deeply enjoy watching shitty people die.
they were also in the wrong way around
woman moment
No Compromise
how does this happen, at this point everyone has seen a bullet right, at least in movies? Pointy end goes towards the target
drugs presumably
maybe she learned from hk ads
Competent people are generally able to make money in better ways than armed robbery
>sometimes empty rounds
As in trying to shoot empty casings? Perhaps they misunderstood what people mean by "reloading" them
Entirely possible she's a dipshit, but also possible that's just how they positioned them for evidence.
look at the chamber of the gun, its shown multiple times
You think that the police would tamper with evidence
Why would they 'tamper' to flip the rounds from the mag around in a lineup? For the lolz to make her look stupid?
Shit bro, allegedly I helped them do it. I repeat, allegedly.
they wouldn't tamper with evidence but ALSO release bodycam footage, that shit's the first to go.
I don't think they meant "tampering", but rather whoever was examining/taking photos of the evidence might not have lined the bullets up in the same direction they were loaded
>put the bullets in backwards so we can call him a fucking rarted moron.
based
kek I have this exact gun
besides an inherited rifle/shotgun it was my first pistol and first gun I bought myself for $179.99 on deguns. I put all 200 rounds i bought through it first weekend I had it. It was fun and I bought my glock the next day. It's 6 years later now and I've added to the collection but any time I go out shooting and any of my noguns retard friends want to go I give them free reign of the g2 if they bring ammo.
It's easily had 1000 rounds through it now and worth $179.99 as a throwaway range gun. However since the second time I used it, it has had that fucking trigger issue. The last time it was out it had issues with the slide lock engaging now. I also haven't done any maintenance, ever, on it.
it's hard to believe this is the best you can do in vegas
Private party transfers made it so boomers won't sell to roody-poos anymore. The ones who won't go through an FFL will want to see a CCW
This kind of thing is shockingly common with morons. Wrong caliber, damaged rounds, rounds loaded backwards, sometimes empty rounds.
How? I feel great every time I watch one.
my what now?
I mean someone has to watch it
dont cops use glocks?
There's about 18,000 different law enforcement agencies inside the US. Even within a police department there could be numerous different service weapons depending on position/duty.
>There's about 18,000 different law enforcement agencies inside the US
Yuros are incapable of understanding this. Something about how everything over there is centralized with no deviation
ok but what does that have to do with the point that not every cop uses a glock?
>Yuros are incapable of understanding this. Something about how everything over there is centralized with no deviation
Not just yuros.
generally yes, in practice it's a dice roll, we don't like to standardize anything in the public sector
>Wolf ammo
The bodycam videos are confusing. The first cop fires on someone running on asphalt, while the 2nd cop fires on someone kneeling in the dirt. Did she get up and continue running after the first officer lit her up?
Also:
> Taurus
> Steel case
> But not the entire magazine
> And the brass cased rounds are the final two rounds in the mag
it just means gun companies should be using criminals to stress test the weapons
No, it was two different people
>
Officers attempted to stop the vehicle but were unsuccessful. A vehicle pursuit ensued until the suspect collided with another vehicle near the intersection of Stephanie Street and Sunset Road. A suspect later identified as 31-year-old Lorraine Alvarado fled from the vehicle while holding a firearm in her hand. While officers Justin Garcia and Jacob Barr chased Alvarado, she turned and pointed the firearm at them. Officer Garcia and Barr discharged their duty weapons, striking Alvarado. Medical personnel responded and transported Alvarado to Sunrise Hospital in critical condition.
Weird. No mention of the first suspect then, and whether she was armed or not. They don't even mention her getting arrested in the writeup.
At 0:20 the guy recording says there's two runners
They're both wearing black, but the first has white sneakers, and the second has black ones with white trim/undersoles; assuming they didn't change their shoes while on the run from police with three gunshot wounds, it's two different people
>subcompact jams up while tumbing around
yeah no shit. they jam up if you don't hold them firm enough either, its not a polymer gun thing thats a compact/subcompact thing.
Not a problem with metal frame pocket guns or metal frame compacts/subcompacts, its a polymer frame problem.
please explain how the material of the lower has any effect on the velocity of the slide.
Something called MASS anon
the only mass that matters is the mass of the slide, anon. thats why full-sized polymer pistols can be fired with a completely limp wrist with no issue.
There's plenty of police bodycam vids that beg to differ, full size glocks can be limp wristed for example
and then they drop the whole mag and reload, those cops limp wrist non fucking stop.
> High thumb grip contacting the slide under stress? Never heard of it.
anon i've fired my friends G19 and my APX both with a completely limp wirst, ZERO muscle stiffening at all and they cycle fine. its only compacts that have this issue.
> I've fired my friends G19, cycles fine
> It's only compacts that have this issue
i honestly think the only way to fuck a g19 is by putting on a body cam, i've never seen any stack irl like they do in police vids.
Not even a problem with many of them either. Glock is by far the worst offender of any popular brands.
>It's just user error!
Nah, it's a shit design for a life saving tool which exaggerates the slightest of user errors into catastrophic ones.
its called "limp wristing" and,
, higher mass in the lower does counteract it somewhat. if you're weak and pulling the lower back then the slide doesn't get the same effective travel length/velocity.
See
It's all user error
its ALWAYS user error. though i really doubt she loaded the bullets the wrong way, she probably just dragged the slide along the ground while tumbling and the chambered round had no space to fly out so it got stuck
fucking hell even as a no funs yourapoor I know that the pointy end goes towards the enemy
just how retarded do you have to be
Does that youtube channel also show zogbots getting what they deserve or is it like one of those subreddits where one side never takes any casualty ?
Absolutely BASED. Anyone who dares raise a hand against our boys in blue deserves to be gunned down without mercy. That cop is like a uniformed Kyle Rittenhouse!
1/2 good shoots. The first was just wow you couldn't have fucked up worse. The second was good, she fucked around and found out.
Is there something wrong with using steel case ammo? I ever only use it for practice/plinking but heavier extractor wear and ease of reloading is the only examples I’ve heard against it
That's a personal decision. Steel is less likely to obturate than brass, meaning gasses and soot can get around the case mouth. Even worse, rarely steel cases will fail to shrink back away from the chamber wall like brass will, often leading to a stuck case. My personal call is steel is fine for training, but I would use brass for carry ammo.
Fucking taurus.
She probably pulled an H&K and loaded it backwards
I honestly thought one of the cops did that as an H&K homage. But I guess that meme is pretty obscure.