[House Atreides]

The gun did not fall to the ground. His right arm nerves seized up. His “medics” had to pry the pistol out of his fingers. Other video shows this.
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In the split seconds between the time he was feigning surrender and the time he was shot in the arm, he quickly aimed the gun at Kyle’s head when he thought Kyle couldn’t notice. But Kyle DID notice and in an incredibly quick reaction shot Pistolero’s In the arm. That quick reaction saved his life by a split second, IMHO, as the wound disrupted/removed Lefty’s ability to squeeze his trigger.

[Inyo-Mono]

In the split seconds between the time he was feigning surrender and the time he was shot in the arm, he quickly aimed the gun at Kyle’s head when he thought Kyle couldn’t notice. But Kyle DID notice and in an incredibly quick reaction shot Pistolero’s In the arm. That quick reaction saved his life by a split second,...

Kyle displays great firearm control and situational awareness, and only 17!

[TigersEye]

But Kyle DID notice and in an incredibly quick reaction shot Pistolero’s In the arm. That quick reaction saved his life by a split second, IMHO, ...

That move definitely saved his life in light of Gaige telling his friend later that he wished he had killed him and emptied his mag into him.

[dvwjr]

That night I viewed a cellphone video on YouTube recorded from a person running behind the pursuing “paramedic” Gaige Grosskreutz before he caught up with Kyle Rittenhouse. Grosskreutz while running used his left hand to lift his shirt so that he could then use his right hand to retrieve the handgun from a rear back mounted holster.

This action came before Kyle Rittenhouse had tripped and fallen to the ground. Looks like “paramedic” Gaige Grosskreutz had already decided which particular type of his “medical” equipment he intended to use in the near future.

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