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I agree, that scope is not set up right. But people set up rifles to fit themselves, not necessarily for normal conventions. I'm saying if that's the rifle used, he's is not a "Pro;" but that doesn't mean homie is lacking in skill.

Also, if the shooter is from Utah, we should remember that there are a lot of people there who grew up around guns all of their lives and they shoot a lot. There's are a lot space for hunting there etc...

200 yards ain't shit for bolt-actions that are at least .270 cals and up.
Hell you can shoot 22lr up to 200yds. There are ppl who shoot even further than that. Takes some practice and a 30MOA rail or better to do it though. I haven't gone past 100yds with mine yet but a member of my NAAGA chapter has after he upgraded his rail from 20MOA to 30MOA. We both run 5-25x55 Vortex Venom scopes
 
We're thinking along the same lines. I was thinking that it was either a .270, .308 or a 6.5 creedmore. Not to be morbid but a 7mm Mag, .30-06 or .300WM would have probably taken his head off.

AR's are not as precise out of the gate as a bolt-action is. AR's are like bowie knives, where bolt-actions are like scalpels.
I didn't see an exiit wound . I think every caliber you mentioned would penetrate his neck , even if it struck his spine .

EDIT : Just saw a slow motion video from a different angle and it was a in and out .
 
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i seen that shit and was like......who the fuck the police confis

Hell you can shoot 22lr up to 200yds. There are ppl who shoot even further than that. Takes some practice and a 30MOA rail or better to do it though. I haven't gone past 100yds with mine yet but a member of my NAAGA chapter has after he upgraded his rail from 20MOA to 30MOA. We both run 5-25x55 Vortex Venom scopes
I agree... .22lr can reach those distances in the right hands.

I looked at the blood pouring from guy, and I was like, "That's a larger caliber rifle." The smallest I'd go for is .243 if the person is a non-pro. I do know that there are people out there who don't have a "pro" designation, but they can still shoot as good as designated pros.

I know that I wouldn't set a rifle up like that. And, I don't think anyone else would either. If someone said, "That rifle is planted." I could believe it.
 
Threaded barrel update
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The One Video On Why People Need AR-15’s
Colion Noir
September 7, 2025

The next time someone asks you, “Why do you NEED an AR-15?” — show them this.

In San Jose, California, a crew of wannabe Dollar Store Avengers rammed a stolen car through a jewelry store in broad daylight. Hammers, crowbars, chaos — and not a single person there could stop it. This wasn’t 3 a.m. in some back alley. This was 2 p.m. on a weekday with people walking by while criminals turned a business owner’s life work into broken glass in seconds.

And here’s the truth: this is exactly why you need more than ten neutered rounds. This is why you need the firepower to flip the script. Because criminals don’t care about your laws, your hashtags, or your “gun-free utopias.” They care about one thing — the threat of death. And nothing sends that message faster than an AR-15 with a 30-round mag.

In this video, I break down:

Why “just property” arguments are nonsense when your livelihood is at stake

How California’s soft-on-crime policies embolden mobs like this

Why banning guns doesn’t stop crime — it only disarms the law-abiding

How the AR-15 changes the power dynamic instantly.

Because at the end of the day, it’s not about jewelry, it’s not about statistics — it’s about survival. And until politicians stop protecting chaos and start protecting citizens, stories like this will keep happening.


 
Michigan mom says 11-year-old son was expelled after dismantling classmate's loaded gun at school

The incident happened in May at Dwight Rich School of the Arts in Lansing after a student allegedly brought a loaded gun to school.

By Minyvonne Burke
September 23, 2024


…The incident happened after an unidentified student allegedly brought a loaded gun to the middle school. McClurkin said the student pulled out the gun in a bathroom and "gave my son a firearm."

"Like here, take this, hold on to this," she said.

Sakir, who knows how to hunt and learned about gun safety from his godfather, knew the weapon was not allowed in school.

"Sakir's natural reaction was there's no way I'm going to hold on to this gun all day," his mother said. "He proceeded to go to class ... and dismantled it in class. There was a teacher in class and everything. People were around and everything."

After her son took the gun apart, McClurkin said, he "put it inside of a heater" in the classroom and threw the bullets in a garbage can.

"He didn't want it on his person, but he didn't want nobody to mess with it," she said about why her son dismantled the firearm.

Asked why Sakir did not immediately tell an adult about the gun, McClurkin said it was because he was scared and was never taught what to do in that situation.…

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Sakir Everett.
 
Michigan mom says 11-year-old son was expelled after dismantling classmate's loaded gun at school

The incident happened in May at Dwight Rich School of the Arts in Lansing after a student allegedly brought a loaded gun to school.

By Minyvonne Burke
September 23, 2024


…The incident happened after an unidentified student allegedly brought a loaded gun to the middle school. McClurkin said the student pulled out the gun in a bathroom and "gave my son a firearm."

"Like here, take this, hold on to this," she said.

Sakir, who knows how to hunt and learned about gun safety from his godfather, knew the weapon was not allowed in school.

"Sakir's natural reaction was there's no way I'm going to hold on to this gun all day," his mother said. "He proceeded to go to class ... and dismantled it in class. There was a teacher in class and everything. People were around and everything."

After her son took the gun apart, McClurkin said, he "put it inside of a heater" in the classroom and threw the bullets in a garbage can.

"He didn't want it on his person, but he didn't want nobody to mess with it," she said about why her son dismantled the firearm.

Asked why Sakir did not immediately tell an adult about the gun, McClurkin said it was because he was scared and was never taught what to do in that situation.…

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Sakir Everett.


The mother’s account doesn’t make sense.
 
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