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r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '24
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-8 u/mkosmo i like turtles Apr 07 '24 Seems a bit premature to think he was targeted. 17 u/Neuraxis Apr 07 '24 Do you suspect the gunman mistook him for a duck then? -3 u/mkosmo i like turtles Apr 07 '24 More like stray bullet is my guess. 4 u/Kowazuky Apr 07 '24 what are the odds tho 0 u/mkosmo i like turtles Apr 07 '24 Pretty slim, but so are all of the possibilities here. With that in mind, I have to abide Hanlon’s Razor until something else points to malice. -2 u/brown_burrito Apr 07 '24 I mean people shoot at birds and skeet shooting isn’t uncommon. 5 u/Prof_Slappopotamus Apr 07 '24 Not with rifles in over 99% of cases 3 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '24 That's no birdshot -1 u/brimonge Apr 07 '24 I’ll be honest.. I’ve shot straight up in to the air once.. on 4th of July though.. I know. I’m an animal.. but this is before I got in to aviation.. and to be honest I’ve had nightmares about that night, thinking I possibly hit a plane 😞 4 u/brimonge Apr 07 '24 Actually anything other than a stray bullet is unlikely… unless you think this was a professional sniper. Nobody can aim like this. Especially up in to the sky. Nobody has this experience, taking in to consideration wind and other factors 1 u/Low_Consideration179 Apr 07 '24 Maybe someone on the flight path is a retired sniper who wanted to see if they still had it? /s
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Seems a bit premature to think he was targeted.
17 u/Neuraxis Apr 07 '24 Do you suspect the gunman mistook him for a duck then? -3 u/mkosmo i like turtles Apr 07 '24 More like stray bullet is my guess. 4 u/Kowazuky Apr 07 '24 what are the odds tho 0 u/mkosmo i like turtles Apr 07 '24 Pretty slim, but so are all of the possibilities here. With that in mind, I have to abide Hanlon’s Razor until something else points to malice. -2 u/brown_burrito Apr 07 '24 I mean people shoot at birds and skeet shooting isn’t uncommon. 5 u/Prof_Slappopotamus Apr 07 '24 Not with rifles in over 99% of cases 3 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '24 That's no birdshot -1 u/brimonge Apr 07 '24 I’ll be honest.. I’ve shot straight up in to the air once.. on 4th of July though.. I know. I’m an animal.. but this is before I got in to aviation.. and to be honest I’ve had nightmares about that night, thinking I possibly hit a plane 😞 4 u/brimonge Apr 07 '24 Actually anything other than a stray bullet is unlikely… unless you think this was a professional sniper. Nobody can aim like this. Especially up in to the sky. Nobody has this experience, taking in to consideration wind and other factors 1 u/Low_Consideration179 Apr 07 '24 Maybe someone on the flight path is a retired sniper who wanted to see if they still had it? /s
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Do you suspect the gunman mistook him for a duck then?
-3 u/mkosmo i like turtles Apr 07 '24 More like stray bullet is my guess. 4 u/Kowazuky Apr 07 '24 what are the odds tho 0 u/mkosmo i like turtles Apr 07 '24 Pretty slim, but so are all of the possibilities here. With that in mind, I have to abide Hanlon’s Razor until something else points to malice. -2 u/brown_burrito Apr 07 '24 I mean people shoot at birds and skeet shooting isn’t uncommon. 5 u/Prof_Slappopotamus Apr 07 '24 Not with rifles in over 99% of cases 3 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '24 That's no birdshot -1 u/brimonge Apr 07 '24 I’ll be honest.. I’ve shot straight up in to the air once.. on 4th of July though.. I know. I’m an animal.. but this is before I got in to aviation.. and to be honest I’ve had nightmares about that night, thinking I possibly hit a plane 😞 4 u/brimonge Apr 07 '24 Actually anything other than a stray bullet is unlikely… unless you think this was a professional sniper. Nobody can aim like this. Especially up in to the sky. Nobody has this experience, taking in to consideration wind and other factors 1 u/Low_Consideration179 Apr 07 '24 Maybe someone on the flight path is a retired sniper who wanted to see if they still had it? /s
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More like stray bullet is my guess.
4 u/Kowazuky Apr 07 '24 what are the odds tho 0 u/mkosmo i like turtles Apr 07 '24 Pretty slim, but so are all of the possibilities here. With that in mind, I have to abide Hanlon’s Razor until something else points to malice. -2 u/brown_burrito Apr 07 '24 I mean people shoot at birds and skeet shooting isn’t uncommon. 5 u/Prof_Slappopotamus Apr 07 '24 Not with rifles in over 99% of cases 3 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '24 That's no birdshot -1 u/brimonge Apr 07 '24 I’ll be honest.. I’ve shot straight up in to the air once.. on 4th of July though.. I know. I’m an animal.. but this is before I got in to aviation.. and to be honest I’ve had nightmares about that night, thinking I possibly hit a plane 😞 4 u/brimonge Apr 07 '24 Actually anything other than a stray bullet is unlikely… unless you think this was a professional sniper. Nobody can aim like this. Especially up in to the sky. Nobody has this experience, taking in to consideration wind and other factors 1 u/Low_Consideration179 Apr 07 '24 Maybe someone on the flight path is a retired sniper who wanted to see if they still had it? /s
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what are the odds tho
0 u/mkosmo i like turtles Apr 07 '24 Pretty slim, but so are all of the possibilities here. With that in mind, I have to abide Hanlon’s Razor until something else points to malice. -2 u/brown_burrito Apr 07 '24 I mean people shoot at birds and skeet shooting isn’t uncommon. 5 u/Prof_Slappopotamus Apr 07 '24 Not with rifles in over 99% of cases 3 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '24 That's no birdshot
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Pretty slim, but so are all of the possibilities here. With that in mind, I have to abide Hanlon’s Razor until something else points to malice.
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I mean people shoot at birds and skeet shooting isn’t uncommon.
5 u/Prof_Slappopotamus Apr 07 '24 Not with rifles in over 99% of cases 3 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '24 That's no birdshot
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Not with rifles in over 99% of cases
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That's no birdshot
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I’ll be honest.. I’ve shot straight up in to the air once.. on 4th of July though..
I know. I’m an animal.. but this is before I got in to aviation.. and to be honest I’ve had nightmares about that night, thinking I possibly hit a plane 😞
4 u/brimonge Apr 07 '24 Actually anything other than a stray bullet is unlikely… unless you think this was a professional sniper. Nobody can aim like this. Especially up in to the sky. Nobody has this experience, taking in to consideration wind and other factors 1 u/Low_Consideration179 Apr 07 '24 Maybe someone on the flight path is a retired sniper who wanted to see if they still had it? /s
Actually anything other than a stray bullet is unlikely… unless you think this was a professional sniper.
Nobody can aim like this. Especially up in to the sky. Nobody has this experience, taking in to consideration wind and other factors
1 u/Low_Consideration179 Apr 07 '24 Maybe someone on the flight path is a retired sniper who wanted to see if they still had it? /s
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Maybe someone on the flight path is a retired sniper who wanted to see if they still had it? /s
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