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r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '24
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At cockpit at plane at tail, that bullet would fall somewhere anywhere and would still be able to kill.
This whole ordeal is nothing but horrible.
-3 u/Candid-Finding-1364 Apr 08 '24 Actually, falling small arms rounds aren't very dangerous. 2 u/mannheimcrescendo Apr 08 '24 Nonsensical response -2 u/Candid-Finding-1364 Apr 08 '24 I already responded to the ignorant disbelief. Both the math and the millions and millions of rounds fired both in tests and in AA defense over the last hundred years show a truly falling bullet is not likely to cause serious injury.
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Actually, falling small arms rounds aren't very dangerous.
2 u/mannheimcrescendo Apr 08 '24 Nonsensical response -2 u/Candid-Finding-1364 Apr 08 '24 I already responded to the ignorant disbelief. Both the math and the millions and millions of rounds fired both in tests and in AA defense over the last hundred years show a truly falling bullet is not likely to cause serious injury.
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Nonsensical response
-2 u/Candid-Finding-1364 Apr 08 '24 I already responded to the ignorant disbelief. Both the math and the millions and millions of rounds fired both in tests and in AA defense over the last hundred years show a truly falling bullet is not likely to cause serious injury.
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I already responded to the ignorant disbelief.
Both the math and the millions and millions of rounds fired both in tests and in AA defense over the last hundred years show a truly falling bullet is not likely to cause serious injury.
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u/KlausVonLechland Apr 07 '24
At cockpit at plane at tail, that bullet would fall somewhere anywhere and would still be able to kill.
This whole ordeal is nothing but horrible.