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Galraedia

(5,022 posts)
Tue Jul 24, 2012, 11:06 PM Jul 2012

Connecting the Dots Between NRA Lobbying and the Batman Massacre (Photo)



Note: Yes, I realize that an actual 100-round magazine extends much further down than the 30-round one in this image. Making the 100-round magazine to scale would have made the image very unwieldy. And yes, I also realize that a rifle shoots bullets; that the trigger only actuates the firing. Note how the title of this piece is Connecting the Dots Between NRA Lobbying and the Batman Massacre, not Technical Specifications of an AR-15.
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Connecting the Dots Between NRA Lobbying and the Batman Massacre (Photo) (Original Post) Galraedia Jul 2012 OP
I'm not a gun person, but I doubt that mag holds 100 bullets? Schema Thing Jul 2012 #1
Well, that thing actually holds more than 100 TlalocW Jul 2012 #2
Yes, he had something like that. A drum magazine that held 100 rounds. n/t Tx4obama Jul 2012 #4
Post hoc, ergo propter hoc? friendly_iconoclast Jul 2012 #3

Schema Thing

(10,283 posts)
1. I'm not a gun person, but I doubt that mag holds 100 bullets?
Tue Jul 24, 2012, 11:14 PM
Jul 2012


As I understand it, Holmes had something like this:

TlalocW

(15,380 posts)
2. Well, that thing actually holds more than 100
Tue Jul 24, 2012, 11:16 PM
Jul 2012

I counted the left hand side including the empty slots and estimating the middle part...

TlalocW

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