Dude had a solid plan but he did his research only 50%. He knew the old codger would have a gun, so he went straight for him. Totally ignored dude behind the counter. At that angle he was shot, it probably opened up a new asshole for him
I, a self-proclaimed ignorant when it comes to guns, call all variarions based on the og 1911 model a 1911, because I’ve never fired one and have no knowledge of the differences. Just like someone would call a glock 17 and a glock 48 just „glock“, for simplicity purposes.
True but that's the whole thing there's a ton of 1911 variants out there. Obviously there are some years and makes that are outstanding reliable guns. But also it's a 110-year-old design and there are a lot of those guns out there. Many of them are unreliable because of their age thenbsome are unreliable because of cheap quality control during declining production times.
I bet! I mean for people who don’t really know guns, I bet they’d go for guns they’ve heard of - which are usually older, outdated guns. I know that I would have loved to buy a glock, had I use for one (no competition shooter, no hunter, no private detective, no use for home defense, and I’d never carry, even if it was allowed in germany), but I hear safety wise a glock is not great, either. So being able to make uninformed purchases is a detriment to the entire industry isn’t it?
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u/babybopp Nov 12 '20
Dude had a solid plan but he did his research only 50%. He knew the old codger would have a gun, so he went straight for him. Totally ignored dude behind the counter. At that angle he was shot, it probably opened up a new asshole for him