NO possibility?
So, how did a combat vet, who is a twenty year firearms instructor get it wrong? Oh that’s right, the officer just wanted to murder a kid.
Albeit the front sight is gone, that does not affect the firing or real or toy and the furniture looks more AK-74 that AK-47, at least to me.
You are failing to take into account the distances the officers are viewing from.
Oh BTW, how many shootings have you been in or how many times have you had someone point a rifle at you? I’m curious, because you are the expert on such things apparently.
“...Oh BTW, how many shootings have you been in or how many times have you had someone point a rifle at you? I’m curious, because you are the expert on such things apparently....”
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I’ve never been shot at or had a weapon of any kind pointed at me in CONUS. Overseas, a handful of times...and in those I usually didn’t typically didn’t see the weapons but would hear the bullets whizzing close to me in the air and/or see muzzle flashes. And those occasions were always in “Indian Country” and not in a relatively peaceful domestic American community.
But feel free to continue to protect your blue brothers, even when they do wrong, if that makes you feel more manly.
And don’t forget to take your steroid shot this morning if that’s your practice.