David O'Day
Well-Known Member
reports say it's 150 yards which is about 140m
You can practice that at a range which it seems there are a lot of around that area.
reports say it's 150 yards which is about 140mTo be that accurate at 2-300 metres requires a fair bit of training tbh
To be that accurate at 2-300 metres requires a fair bit of training tbh
Sure but he missed , this shot was so unbelievably accurate its hard not to see how it wasn't somebody trained highly with firearmsHe was nowhere near that far from Kirk. It's estimated he was around 130m away.
Baring in mind a 20 year old potwasher clipped Trump from a similar distance.
Baring in mind a 20 year old potwasher clipped Trump from a similar distance.
Hopefully sooner rather than later otherwise it’s not looking good.All a bit mad, wonder how long it will take to find the killer
Sure but he missed , this shot was so unbelievably accurate its hard not to see how it wasn't somebody trained highly with firearms
Its all speculation , as is what you are sayingHe missed because Trump turned his head at the very last second.
The shooter was clearly someone with experience in handling firearms, but that doesn't make him a trained assassin. That's speculative nonsense.
The difference is there is a huge pro gun lobby that buys out enough politicians to prevent even widely popular gun reform, like a universal background check.Most of both sides want to keep the NHS.
Many on both sides in America still want the guns too.
There are gun ranges of up to 1000 yards around that area and likely other places as well.Its all speculation , as is what you are saying
Its all speculation , as is what you are saying
There are gun ranges of up to 1000 yards around that area and likely other places as well.
It's easy enough to practice these days.
cool, but it is perfectly possible and reasonable that someone with no training can practice at the ample training facilities that are open to the public can practiceSure , as somebody who has spent countless hours on firing ranges in the UK firing at 1, 2 and 300 metres i believe this person is trained with firearms , nobody can rule out a professional job either
Just an opinion
That's very interestingI wouldn't necessarily say it needs to be a pro or specialist trained. I've shot guns on my travels to other countries and you get fairly accurate fairly quickly. A few afternoons at the range would make that shot.
cool, but it is perfectly possible and reasonable that someone with no training can practice at the ample training facilities that are open to the public can practice
just an opinion
you said you think it is a professional hitIf you practice enough you become trained ?
Point is the person who has shot Charlie kirk hasn't just picked up a rifle and shot at him .
you said you think it is a professional hit
"Seems a professional hit job to me" was your words to be fairI said it couldn't be ruled out
Let us wait to see the facts before we go with the Fox news talking head who's evidence it was a professional hit is it was planned and the shooter planned an escape route.
Let us wait to see the facts before we go with the Fox news talking head who's evidence it was a professional hit is it was planned and the shooter planned an escape route.
"Seems a professional hit job to me" was your words to be fair
Did he get shot in the neck? Would a professional hit him in the neck and not the head from 130m? Genuine questiom
When you say professional hit do you mean someone has paid for it to be done? My first thought is for this to have emotionally driven (didn't like him/his politics) rather than a Day of the Jackal style paid hit but that's clearly speculation on my part.I said it couldn't be ruled out
yep and his evidence is still the shooter planned it and planned an escape route which a non professional hit man can also dofox news head = ex FBI special agent
If he was shot in the neck that troubles me, would a professional at what is seemingly not a large distance not hit him in the head? Or take a 2nd shot?When you say professional hit do you mean someone has paid for it to be done? My first thought is for this to have emotionally driven (didn't like him/his politics) rather than a Day of the Jackal style paid hit but that's clearly speculation on my part.
The fact it was done with 1 shot and he's escaped does suggest a level of skill and planning though for sure.
Surely the timing as well? He was asked a question about gun stuff, answered. Bang.
Think must be coincidence.Surely the timing as well? He was asked a question about gun stuff, answered. Bang.
Sick thing is, if he wasn't wearing the vest he would probably have had a better chance at surviving with a bullet through the chest, if it wasnt his heart.I’ve seen a video which looks like the bullet actually hits his bulletproof vest before rebounding up into his neck as it was slow mo
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