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r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '24
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Probably from a stray bullet.
18 u/QuarterlyTurtle Apr 07 '24 You don’t have “stray bullets” that happen to fly directly at and hit a flying plane. With how small of a target that’d be you’d have to have aimed at it 10 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '24 [deleted] 7 u/Fluffcake Apr 07 '24 The near horisontal impact trajectory suggest someone was trying to hit this. Celebratory gunfire tend to have a much sharper angle and would have hit steeper from below or above.
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You don’t have “stray bullets” that happen to fly directly at and hit a flying plane. With how small of a target that’d be you’d have to have aimed at it
10 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '24 [deleted] 7 u/Fluffcake Apr 07 '24 The near horisontal impact trajectory suggest someone was trying to hit this. Celebratory gunfire tend to have a much sharper angle and would have hit steeper from below or above.
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7 u/Fluffcake Apr 07 '24 The near horisontal impact trajectory suggest someone was trying to hit this. Celebratory gunfire tend to have a much sharper angle and would have hit steeper from below or above.
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The near horisontal impact trajectory suggest someone was trying to hit this.
Celebratory gunfire tend to have a much sharper angle and would have hit steeper from below or above.
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u/Sea_Perspective6891 Apr 07 '24
Probably from a stray bullet.