Bizarre story.
If he really wanted to shoot her, would he not have a round in the chamber?
What kind of a maroon risks jail with a gun charge to steal a phone?
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Video: Female University of Chicago Student Disarms Would-Be Robber by Ejecting His Magazine
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Bizarre story.
If he really wanted to shoot her, would he not have a round in the chamber?
What kind of a maroon risks jail with a gun charge to steal a phone?
Bizarre story.
If he really wanted to shoot her, would he not have a round in the chamber?
What kind of a maroon risks jail with a gun charge to steal a phone?
Most armed robbers have no intention of actually shooting their victims. They want to get in and out quickly and with minimal fuss, and the fastest way to get someone to do what you want them to is usually to show them a gun.
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Perhaps the gun had a mag disconnect safety.
Bizarre story.
If he really wanted to shoot her, would he not have a round in the chamber?
What kind of a maroon risks jail with a gun charge to steal a phone?
Sparky123
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If the pistol had a magazine disconnect the gun would have been useless.
Bizarre story.
If he really wanted to shoot her, would he not have a round in the chamber?
What kind of a maroon risks jail with a gun charge to steal a phone?
SpaceCritter
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Answer to BOTH questions:
Bizarre story.
If he really wanted to shoot her, would he not have a round in the chamber?
What kind of a maroon risks jail with a gun charge to steal a phone?
Enzo
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Or didn’t rack one in the chamber…
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That’s a really stupid anti-safety feature. It’s more than once where I exit my vehicle in the butt plate comes off and then I’m down to a single shot automatic with a safety disconnect then you just got a semi automatic paperweight
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I have to have pre-band mags. The cheap ones are the Eagles. They have a plastic floor plate that’s held on by two screws. I don’t know how many I have but a lot of them I use the same ones over and over and I’ve shot 180,000 rounds through the gun so I don’t know which magazines were used but yeah yeah they break they snagged on the seatbelt buckle. I slide out of my truck. It ripped it off on the side of my seat. I’m pretty sure that’s why there’s a rip in my seat. I’m constantly dragging my side arm over it.
The mag bans are another anti-safety law
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Lots of magazines have plastic base plates.
I said they were Eagles but here you go ironically these are from the gun parlor. I didn’t want to see what they were charging for. I bet it’s a fortune.
I bought a pile of use and then I sold the ones that didn’t work back online reptile style
From the gun parlor listing
“SIG SAUER MODEL P-226 17 ROUND STAINLESS STEEL MAGAZINES, MFG BY EAGLE MAGAZINE. These brand new magazines fit flush in your gun.”
That’s extremely deceptive there’s tons of variations of P226 the generic one it fits flush the target models It’s actually recessed.. They’re also P229 models. Which may or may not fit flush
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Or he is carrying 3rd Generation S&W semi auto.
I think also the mag disconnect was a very good safety feature for police pre modern retention holsters.
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California requires a magazine disconnect (and a loaded chamber indicator).
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