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Originally Posted by jorgeI
9mm...just peachy//

In what way did the 9mm fail? The bad guy was wearing body armor. Shots to the extremities be it from 9 or .45 aren't likely to have any different effect on the terrorist. Stopping shots to the melon would have identical results from either cartridge. A rifle would be the first choice in that situation but the officer didn't have the time to retrieve a long gun.


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What is the condition of the officers who were shot?

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"Clearly audible in the footage gunman Mohamad Barakat’s rapid fire from a .223-caliber rifle, modified with a binary trigger, that took down the three officers before a breathless Robinson stopped him after a nearly 2-minute confrontation.

The video also illustrates what authorities have said was likely part of a planned, larger attack, with an arsenal of guns and explosives found in Barakat’s vehicle."



https://apnews.com/article/fargo-north-dakota-police-shooting-5444c9fb30736781e6d4b096c0a49cf0


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Originally Posted by MOGC
Originally Posted by jorgeI
9mm...just peachy//

In what way did the 9mm fail? The bad guy was wearing body armor. Shots to the extremities be it from 9 or .45 aren't likely to have any different effect on the terrorist. Stopping shots to the melon would have identical results from either cartridge. A rifle would be the first choice in that situation but the officer didn't have the time to retrieve a long gun.

Where did I say it failed or for that matter compare it to the 45? At least with the 9 he had a LOT of shots..and he shouda kept shooting.


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Originally Posted by Seafire
Too bad the officer didn't have his own AR to return fire...

Why the hell is this happening in Fargo... has our nation gone this far down the hole?

This wasn't Chitcago...

Have you been to Fargo? It's a schit hole.


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Originally Posted by jorgeI
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Originally Posted by jorgeI
9mm...just peachy//

In what way did the 9mm fail? The bad guy was wearing body armor. Shots to the extremities be it from 9 or .45 aren't likely to have any different effect on the terrorist. Stopping shots to the melon would have identical results from either cartridge. A rifle would be the first choice in that situation but the officer didn't have the time to retrieve a long gun.

Where did I say it failed or for that matter compare it to the 45? At least with the 9 he had a LOT of shots..and he shouda kept shooting.


I am not a 9mm fan my self
That said
The officer doing the shooting knocked the perp down and was able to keep him on the ground with the gun that he had.
So something was working even with the body armor

Perp Rehabilitated and we never attack anyone again.

Ya gotta pat the Officer on the back for keeping his head after the war with this guy started.

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Originally Posted by jorgeI
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9mm...just peachy//

In what way did the 9mm fail? The bad guy was wearing body armor. Shots to the extremities be it from 9 or .45 aren't likely to have any different effect on the terrorist. Stopping shots to the melon would have identical results from either cartridge. A rifle would be the first choice in that situation but the officer didn't have the time to retrieve a long gun.

Where did I say it failed or for that matter compare it to the 45? At least with the 9 he had a LOT of shots..and he shouda kept shooting.

So what was the point of your "9mm... just peachy" post?


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Outstanding work by the officer who dropped the bad guy!

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Originally Posted by 673
What is the condition of the officers who were shot?



I was just going to ask that.


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