Re: Not always joking, it seems

"AJ" <torturedartist@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "pullo" <pullo004@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "David McMillan" <spamtrap@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> Another is Yet Another School shooting, maybe three years ago (I can't

>>> dig up the reference, alas), which did not make the news very big b/c 
>>> the body count was so low.  The *reason* that the body count was so
low 
>>> was that the shooter missed with most of the shots he got off, and
when 
>>> he was reloading a couple of classmates with lots of hands-on gun 
>>> experience saw their window of opportunity and jumped him.
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>> Why is the characteristic of having 'lot's off hands-on gun experience'

>> connected to the idea of being able to understand that while reloading 
>> there was a window of opportunity?
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>> Was that specifically a part of the account you remember or is it what 
>> you assume?
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> Presumably they knew how long he had to take to reload, or knew he was 
> having trouble reloading and they had an opening.

 Errrrr.. right. I still fail to see what special experience is required
to 
realize the shoot can't shoot while reloading.