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originally posted by: Metallicus
How did that terrorist get an assault rifle in .
A clip is a device that is used to store multiple rounds of ammunition together as a unit, ready for insertion into the magazine or cylinder of a firearm. This speeds up the process of loading and reloading the firearm as several rounds can be loaded at once, rather than one round being loaded at a time.
Alek Skarlatos, a 22-year-old member of the U.S. National Guard from Oregon, said his friend, who is also in the military, had been injured while he grappled with the gunman. They eventually got the attacker under control, Norman said.
"I just got back from Afghanistan last month, and this was my vacation from Afghanistan," Skarlatos said.
My brother and our friend, Oregon National Guard and Air Force respectively, were on some R and R in Europe. Terrorist came on their train with an AK, pistol, and knife. He fired off his first clip and then reloaded. Our friend tackled him and then my bro grabbed the AK and tried to shoot the terrorist. It jammed. Terrorist pulls pistol and is disarmed. Then pulls knife and stabs our friend, the poor white guy not in cuffs with the wounds on his neck/head. My bro took this video and sent it to me. He then took the AK buttstock and beat the terrorist in the head. Third friend can be heard also in background. They are looking for the pistol.
originally posted by: YeahYea4
originally posted by: Domo1
a reply to: TrueBrit
Seven CLIPS? Or seven magazines?
There's a difference!
Never thought I'd see the day...
Exactly.... a clip is a made up ghetto name. there is no such thing.
Paperclips?
Potatochip clips?
Diaper clips?
originally posted by: YeahYea4
a reply to: Domo1
Is there even a such thing as a clip anymore? Because as a shooter all my life and as someone has served... Ive never seen one unless it was in a movie.
originally posted by: deltaalphanovember
The word '"hero" gets misused too often these days - but, the actions of these 2 Americans and the Brit - that was heroic, potentially saving the lives of countless passengers on that train.
i am not a fan of American foreign policy, so praising 2 Marines comes hard - but praise has to be given where praise is due.
Glad to see the situation was handled without anyone getting killed. It sounds like this could have been much MUCH worse. The guy had 7 loaded magazines and and an "AK 47".