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Education Shotgun Ammo Video

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Cool, law enforcement oriented video showing the effects of different "standard" shells (bird shot, buck shot, rifled slugs) and "exotic" shells (breaching rounds, bolos, dragon's breath, flares) on paper targets, car doors and windows, soft body armor and ballistic gel.

 

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Strung Buck looks pretty nasty.

Seems pretty biased. "The public hates police". They kept changing the size and shape of the ballistics gel, so it's hard to compare. Very little information about penetration vs knockdown power.

Seems pretty biased. "The public hates police".

 

Sadly, I have to agree. One of my professors who is a respected investigator and chairman of a VA police academy actually said that hollow points are "cop killers" and "made to penetrate body armor". I couldn't help but sit up and say "what?!?!" I didn't debate the issue with him because he was the "expert" on ballistics. As the grandson, friend, nephew, and cousin of former and current LEO's as well as a future LEO I have to admit to the instilled fear of an armed public instilled in LEO's... especially in NJ and NYC

I have to admit to the instilled fear of an armed public instilled in LEO's... especially in NJ and NYC

 

IMO, this is a function of the portion of the 'armed' public that the LEO's in that area (NY/NJ) interact with. The data set is faulty. The officer only believes what he has experienced, that only the criminals are armed; therefore, all people with firearms are criminals. It's faulty logic, but his beliefs are justified in a sense.

I have to admit to the instilled fear of an armed public instilled in LEO's... especially in NJ and NYC

 

IMO, this is a function of the portion of the 'armed' public that the LEO's in that area (NY/NJ) interact with. The data set is faulty. The officer only believes what he has experienced, that only the criminals are armed; therefore, all people with firearms are criminals. It's faulty logic, but his beliefs are justified in a sense.

 

I don't associate "criminal" with "general public"... but I'm not a cop.

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