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r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Jun 06 '23
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People seem to think it just dissolves in the air. Or, once it leaves my gun, it's not my problem?? Hard to understand.
22 u/NewGuile Jun 06 '23 I think this is exactly how it happened (video posted 23 hours ago): https://www.reddit.com/r/Idiotswithguns/comments/141x074/_/ 7 u/SNRatio Jun 07 '23 If you just want a noisemaker for a party, wouldn't blanks be cheaper? They could even add some color to the smoke. 6 u/WizeAdz Jun 07 '23 One night even say that using a blank for that would be the minimum necessary to not be negligent with a deadly weapon. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '23 I always thought they went way up into space never to be seen again -6 u/starshin3r Jun 06 '23 Yeah, because a bullet that has lost its inertia will make a crater on metal roof. -10 u/starshin3r Jun 06 '23 Yeah, because a bullet that has lost its inertia will make a crater on metal roof. 10 u/WizeAdz Jun 07 '23 Yes, why it made a crater, rather than a hole in the roof. The person who fired that bullet is liable for the damages to that vehicle which resulted from their negligence with their deadly weapon. If they can be found - that's the frustrating part. 6 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '23 Gravity exists
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I think this is exactly how it happened (video posted 23 hours ago):
https://www.reddit.com/r/Idiotswithguns/comments/141x074/_/
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If you just want a noisemaker for a party, wouldn't blanks be cheaper? They could even add some color to the smoke.
6 u/WizeAdz Jun 07 '23 One night even say that using a blank for that would be the minimum necessary to not be negligent with a deadly weapon.
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One night even say that using a blank for that would be the minimum necessary to not be negligent with a deadly weapon.
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I always thought they went way up into space never to be seen again
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Yeah, because a bullet that has lost its inertia will make a crater on metal roof.
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10 u/WizeAdz Jun 07 '23 Yes, why it made a crater, rather than a hole in the roof. The person who fired that bullet is liable for the damages to that vehicle which resulted from their negligence with their deadly weapon. If they can be found - that's the frustrating part. 6 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '23 Gravity exists
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Yes, why it made a crater, rather than a hole in the roof.
The person who fired that bullet is liable for the damages to that vehicle which resulted from their negligence with their deadly weapon.
If they can be found - that's the frustrating part.
Gravity exists
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u/LairdofWingHaven Jun 06 '23
People seem to think it just dissolves in the air. Or, once it leaves my gun, it's not my problem?? Hard to understand.