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Re: ribit: You wondered what type of gun the WA shooter used, right? You won't believe this. 

By: DGpeddler in POPE IV | Recommend this post (1)
Wed, 28 Sep 16 9:21 PM | 60 view(s)
Boardmark this board | POPES NEW and Improved Real Board 		Msg. 11588 of 47202
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micro, I have a take down 22 that
has had several thousand rounds
fired through it. You could fire
five rounds in ten seconds or less
with it. My high school buddy bought
it and we bought 500 round boxes of
ammo at a time. It was one of the
few guns he sold that I got to buy.
He paid $135 for it and I got it for
$20. I wish he had let me buy the 45
automatic. It was a Singer Sewing
Machine model that was made for WWII.

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Re: ribit: You wondered what type of gun the WA shooter used, right? You won't believe this.
By: micro in POPE IV
Wed, 28 Sep 16 7:10 PM 		Msg. 11587 of 47202

not really De.
anyone who has been practicing and shooting with a decent .22 rifle can be very effective at medium to short distances.

While I agree the shooter was five for five, his targets may have been very easy, open targets and at not very much distance.

The important thing here is this:
it's easy to shoot at a target that is not shooting back.....

just how I see it.....
micro....

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