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To: CodeToad

If sheeple stampede prevented a clean shot initially said minute of torso target would have presented itself eventually. I like to think my first reaction if alone would to seek cover or concealment. If with loved ones I would have heel toed parallel to the threat an away from the crowd to draw his fire at me as I emptied my first two mags at him as fast as possible to make HIM go to ground or flee . Shoot’n scoot per se. My SWAG on the what if’s and maybes.

As you well know arm chair quarterbacking is best left to Mas Ayoob...:o)

Bottom line opinion is me an mine do not go where it is advertised all victims are ....


29 posted on 07/20/2012 8:52:57 PM PDT by Squantos
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To: Squantos

Fair enough. I’m just playing Devil’s Advocate here anyway. I wasn’t there, so I can’t say one way or the other what I would have done. I like to think I would have tried to get the civilians to safety by laying down suppression-fire, then disappear between the seats and try to sneak around behind him for a contact shot to the head. But who knows? I may have been the first one shot anyway. Or (Due to all my training, I doubt it, but still, Devil’s Advocate) curled up and shit my pants quietly.


30 posted on 07/20/2012 9:07:17 PM PDT by RipTorn
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To: Squantos

“all victims are”

We, neither. They got the sign, we keep our cash.

Also, people fail to realize “body armor” isn’t always and it damn sure stings like mad. It’s an attention getter, and that’s all you need to get that critial shot in. First mag gets his attention, second one makes mash taters of his ‘puter.


33 posted on 07/20/2012 10:13:10 PM PDT by CodeToad (History says our end is near.)
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