Thrilla
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what would the charge be for arresting him?
what would the charge be for arresting him?
this guy was pointing a sniper rifle at federal police officers duriing nevada cattle standoff...i take it he was possible pointing at the officer in command if he had any training.... should he be thrown under the jail.....ps black people dont get to do this....lol View attachment 67168157 View attachment 67168158
If they had seen him, it would have been a different story. As it is, since they apparently did not, what law did he break? PS -- He didn't brandish his gun.
is something wrong with my english??? i said black people dont get to do this...mexicans either....just a fact sorry!!!
what would the charge be for arresting him?
Did he fire at anyone? :roll:
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So none of Buck's definitions apply.No he didn't.
So none of Buck's definitions apply.
Also, I didn't see a scope on that rifle. What sniper would use a rifle without a scope?
The dude was a knucklehead but, sniper, not even close.
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So none of Buck's definitions apply.
Also, I didn't see a scope on that rifle. What sniper would use a rifle without a scope?
The dude was a knucklehead but, sniper, not even close.
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Isn't it illegal to threaten someone's life or to point a firearm at someone?
So you are suggesting that now snipers are using AR15s without scopes. :lamoI'm not sure of the rifle type, but if it's a AR-15, you can pick off a man sized target with iron sights @ about 150 yds., bench rest I believe.
Should this sniper helping nevada cattle rancher be arrested
read my post, it's self explanatory.So you are suggesting that now snipers are using AR15s without scopes. :lamo
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I'm not sure of the rifle type, but if it's a AR-15, you can pick off a man sized target with iron sights @ about 150 yds., bench rest I believe.
I am not a lawyer but you can threaten someone and/or point a firearm at them. They are not mutually linked.
American patriot.His name is Eric and he said in an interview, that day, that he drove there from Idaho to put up a "show of force" in support of Clive Bundy. He was aiming his weapon at Law Enforcement Officers.
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That in itself is a criminal act.
Really? Not even close.read my post, it's self explanatory.
here it is again;
It was to imply that snipers can and do use the AR-15 with and without a scope.:roll:Really? Not even close.
You quoted my post where I was questioning the use of sniper to describe the wacko. What the hell was your point in showing someone with an AR looking gun with iron sights if it wasn't to imply that snipers use a similar weapon?
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The guy never pulled the trigger. All he was doing was looking at a crowd thru a crack in the concrete.
Ok, now to the use of an AR15 as a sniper rifle. First off, the standard front iron sight is 8MOA wide. The typical "man sized target" is 20 inches wide. That means at 250 yards the blade on the end of the barrel appears as wide as a person. He is a hell of a lot farther than 250 yards away. I am a distance shooter. I attended a shoot last month where some extremely talented people were able to put shots on target with iron sights at that distance, but it is very rare. Nobody is going to show up intending to shoot at a target that far out that shoots back without a scope, and certainly not with that small a round. Judging by the size of the magazine that is likely a .223, terminal ballistics show that out past about 450 yards that round has lost too much energy to be effectively lethal. At 500 yards he would have to compensating for about 8 feet of bullet drop from point of aim, and at that distance a mild puff of wind is going to push him off target. It's a photo op, nothing more. Just because the rifle is black and has rails doesn't make it a laser guided death machine.