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originally posted by: ProphetZoroaster
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The shooter's broken-out window is behind the curtain on the top right. The carpet should be COVERED with brass shell casings. There are none to be seen. Paddock's body is on the lower right and again no casings except the couple dozen placed around the top of his head as seen in the other photos of that part of the crime scene. There was NO broken window to shoot out of where his body is laying and especially in the area where his head is. That is even more proof someone placed the shell casings around his head (along with the 'suicide' pistol) for a staged photo op.
originally posted by: ProphetZoroaster
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The Body & The Many Assault Rifles In The Room Seem Staged Was Patsy Paddock Murdered By Others In The Room?
The shooter's broken-out window is behind the curtain on the top right. The carpet should be COVERED with brass shell casings. There are none to be seen. Paddock's body is on the lower right and again no casings except the couple dozen placed around the top of his head as seen in the other photos of that part of the crime scene. There was NO broken window to shoot out of where his body is laying and especially in the area where his head is. That is even more proof someone placed the shell casings around his head (along with the 'suicide' pistol) for a staged photo op.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: bloodymarvelous
We don't really KNOW if bump-stock shooting was used. We have been told by a media known for its fidelity to the state that such was the case, but we don't really know that to be a fact. Big difference.
1) Where is all the expended brass?
2) Where are all the carpet burns from hot brass and hot gun barrels?
3) When seconds count, the police are only 72 minutes away… but why?
4) Um, excuse me but I have another really stupid question…
So you know that rifle with the bipod they found innocently standing in front of the mini-bar? Yeah, I’m talking about this one, labeled #19:
Is it just me, or does this look exactly the same as the rifle shown in the photo with the dead guy, above? Same flared mag well, same bump fire stock, same bipod and even the same optics, it seems. If only we could see the serial numbers, we might know for sure, but of course they never release photos with that degree of resolution.
Can’t have the public looking too closely, you see, or we might keep asking really stupid questions like, “Hey, why were there originally just 10 guns reported, and now there are 27 guns being reported, but it really just looks like the same 10 guns re-staged and re-photographed to look like 27 guns?”
5) The last really stupid question, but again…
This whole scene is being called a “sniper’s nest” by the entire fake news media, but I’ve looked and looked and I still don’t see a sniper rifle anywhere. What I see are a bunch of AR-15s that fire .223 rounds (or 5.56 mm for you metric heads). Sniper rifles are bolt-action rifles, not auto-loading semi-auto rifles.
Now, I’ve only fired about 100,000 of these rounds myself, so I’m still a newbie, but the last time I checked, these rounds are usually about 55 grains in mass, and they lose about 75% of their kinetic energy by the time they reach a 400-yard target (the distance from the Mandalay Bay hotel to the concert lot is about 400 yards). You can see the dope yourself at Gundata.org.
On top of that, the bullet drop is 32 inches, which is of course almost three feet of bullet drop. Now, given the elevated angle of the shooter, that bullet drop wouldn’t be quite as dramatic, as the coefficient of a 20 degree declination angle is, of course, 0.94. But the energy of this round at 400 yards makes it only marginally effective. It’s just at the outside boundary of the effective range of a .223 cartridge, as any good Marine will tell you. ...
originally posted by: dragonridr
I have heard a lot of bullet impacts what the video claims is bullet impacts isnt. When a bullet impacts it sounds like a string being plucked on a guitar.well best I can describe it anyway. There was not one single impact sound in the video. And we'll that destroys the math completely. By the way if your not within 50 ft of the impact you won't hear it at all.
Since these rounds were subsonic it will sound like a firecracker when they pass.
originally posted by: spy66
originally posted by: dragonridr
I have heard a lot of bullet impacts what the video claims is bullet impacts isnt. When a bullet impacts it sounds like a string being plucked on a guitar.well best I can describe it anyway. There was not one single impact sound in the video. And we'll that destroys the math completely. By the way if your not within 50 ft of the impact you won't hear it at all.
What these people heard were projectiles passing very Close. Since these rounds were subsonic it will sound like a firecracker when they pass. And that is what they heard. And it was that sound that they felt was chasing them.
originally posted by: dragonridr
originally posted by: spy66
originally posted by: dragonridr
I have heard a lot of bullet impacts what the video claims is bullet impacts isnt. When a bullet impacts it sounds like a string being plucked on a guitar.well best I can describe it anyway. There was not one single impact sound in the video. And we'll that destroys the math completely. By the way if your not within 50 ft of the impact you won't hear it at all.
What these people heard were projectiles passing very Close. Since these rounds were subsonic it will sound like a firecracker when they pass. And that is what they heard. And it was that sound that they felt was chasing them.
Subsonic rounds would make no noise at all.however traveling supersonic you would hear a crack as it passes by.This is caused by the bullet traveling faster then 343 meters per second, but even that is limited if you hear it you are being shot at. Someone say 30 ft away would not.