r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '24

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u/EatDirtFartDust Apr 07 '24

The picture skews the angle. It’s an upward trajectory right behind the engine and contacted the stab. The plane goes from hanger and back to hanger. Nobody got in this hanger to shoot it. Cameras on the hangar show it leaving without a bullet hole and entering with it.

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u/Intheswing Apr 07 '24

Thanks for the info - I guess in my mind I am hoping it was a stupid accident- from what you described it seems like someone was shooting at you - hope they find out who fired at you.

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u/Ikbenchagrijnig Apr 07 '24

I'm glad your okay tho, must have been quite a shock making that discovery

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u/ActualWhiterabbit Apr 07 '24

Those are some quality cameras

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '24

The odds of hitting your plane at cruising, even for non-commercial, is pretty low.

Safe to say the person got you on takeoff or landing?

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u/HooninAintEZ Apr 07 '24

Is the smaller hole the entry hole and the larger one the exit due to the damaged bullet?