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There's no reason she should be on target unless she is about to fire or is specifically pointing it at someone for a specific purpose.

I wonder if she believes her Crown Vic is offering her any cover, since she's not really using it for concealment.



I kinda wonder if the photo was staged for the photographer.
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Rule 2: Finger OFF the trigger until you are about to shoot.



Maybe she's using her finger to hold the clip.. er, sorry, magazine in place B|


Nope... if you look at the second pic, you can see the delineation between the magazine and magazine well - her finger position is about the ONLY thing she's doing right, by the picture - I *will* give her credit for that much.
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Rule 2: Finger OFF the trigger until you are about to shoot.

Breaking rule 2 is the cause of 99+% of all "accidental" (actually NEGLIGENT) discharges.



80% of NEGLIGENT discharges are done by law enforcement...? i heard a rumor..:o
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Calling a magazine a clip shows a lack of knowledge about a firearm.



I think whining about it says much more.

'It's not a boat, it's a ship.' Do land lubbers really give a fuck? No. They just think you're an asshole.

it's far more useful to worry about people who think a glock doesn't register on an airport xray machine because the frame is polymer based. Clip versus mag? I couldn't care less. (and there you have those fuckers who get up in arms about could or couldn't care less - get a life already).

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They just think you're an asshole.



Oh nooo, me an asshole? Please tell me its not true!

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I couldn't care less. (and there you have those fuckers who get up in arms about could or couldn't care less - get a life already).



So why did you reply then?
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is the clip in backwards?



Ding ding ding! You're the winner.

The magazine should curve forward at the bottom. Instead, this one is curving backwards, indicating it's inserted backwards.

I don't even know how she managed to do that, because the design is a one-way thing. A ridge on the back side of the magazine fits into a notch on the back side of the magazine well. If you try to insert it backwards, it won't even fit - I tried it on my own. She must have really jammed that thing in there hard to make it stick.

And this means, of course, that the bullets were facing backwards, with the back-end towards the front, and the bullet towards the back. Even if you managed to ram a magazine all the way into the mag well, the bolt would be unable to feed a cartridge into the chamber.

And the worst part of all: This means that this policewoman was providing cover for her fellow officers, with a gun that couldn't shoot - that could have gotten someone killed...

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And the worst part of all: This means that this policewoman was providing cover for her fellow officers, with a gun that couldn't shoot...



Well, if this officer's tactical ability is on par with her weapon's ability, then its probably best that cover was not provided!
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#1 the trunk
#2 her stance
#3 the way she is holding the rifle... (part of her arm is missing)



The trunk is probably cracked open because she just retrieved the rifle from there.

That right elbow is cranked way up in the air, which is really weird. It's my understanding that the Army used to teach a 90-degree angle between the body and right arm, to help create a "pocket" for the buttstock and mitigate against recoil. But recoil isn't a factor for an AR15. And that stance just makes for a lot of wobble.

Part of her left forearm appears to be missing, but if you look closely it's in shadow behind the magazine and rifle forearm.

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I kinda wonder if the photo was staged for the photographer.



That occurred to me as a possible explanation. Maybe a reporter wanted her photo in a "ready to fire" position, so, in order to keep the rifle safe while posing, she inserted the magazine upside-down to make sure that it wouldn't fire.

I would hope that the police have better things to do than pose for reporters.

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From which year is it? October ....?



October is not a year, it's a month.

What is the relevance of your question.


I know, I know ... so, which October.......[insert year] ?

It's a simple question. You show something, ppl ask. Easy as that. As a poster you'll have to expect questions, no? The relevance is not relevant at this stage.

So again: These news are how new, again??

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You know that saying we tell kids, "When you point your finger at someone else, three fingers are pointing back at you?" If this isn't a photoshop job, it would seem particularly relevant to this woman. :D

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It's not in very far if it is in. Unless it's a 40 rounder. It's extending much farther down that if it was inserted in the mag well correctly. But, I can't tell. Could it be a magazine clamped to another inserted correctly? I haven't tried to blow it up because it so poor resolution. But it could be riggerd for an end to end flip. Drop it, spin it forward or back and insert. I have seen mags rigged that way. About the only way that mag is staying in place.
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That picture was photoshopped. The magazine would not even go into the magwell if it was inserted backwards.



I tried it on my AR, and you CAN jam the magazine in there enough to make it stay put, as long as you don't jostle it.

And that also explains why that magazine looks so long, because the normal three inches or so that would be up inside the magazine well, aren't.

You can also put it in upside down.

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From which year is it? October ....?



October is not a year, it's a month.

What is the relevance of your question.



I know, I know ... so, which October.......[insert year] ?

It's a simple question. You show something, ppl ask. Easy as that. As a poster you'll have to expect questions, no? The relevance is not relevant at this stage.

So again: These news are how new, again??



Read the thread.
The question you are asking is already answered.
Then get to some kind of a point.

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