said, "The crack is a shockwave from a supersonic bullet. There is a directional aspect to it, yes. But it doesn't need to pass near you to hear it. it doesn't need to pass near you to hear it"
In Reference to the hollow weapon fire sounds after the first three rounds:
What i'm referring to is the crack sound before you hear the weapon sound. Which is the bullet passing camera before you hear the weapon going off. There was no crack-bang which is a clear sign of a super sonic ballistic fired in the direction or toward the direction of the camera. There was also no bang-crack which suggest the bullets left the weapon and ended up close to the weapon itself.
I would like to see the roof of that building. i suggest someone inside the building fired through the roof pinning or wounding Crooks. Which is fine. I'm just trying to figure out what happened.
"What i'm referring to is the crack sound before you hear the weapon sound" So am I. As I said, that's the shockwave of a supersonic projectile.
"Which is the bullet passing camera before you hear the weapon going off."
That's incorrect. The bullet doesn't need to pass near you to hear the shockwave. You do need to be in the forward direction, and within a certain angle of the bullet path, but it doesn't need to pass near you.
"There was no crack-bang which is a clear sign of a super sonic ballistic fired in the direction or toward the direction of the camera. There was also no bang-crack which suggest the bullets left the weapon and ended up close to the weapon itself."
There was a "crack-bang" for all of the shots except possibly the last one. But I expect for that one too. In the second cluster the shots are too close together to determine what is what from just listening. And you need to not use the crappiest recording.