Oklahoma - Female Clerks in gunfight against armed robber
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Here's the video. The woman was lucky he didn't get the gun from her quicker than that. It could have been ugly for the women. Pretty crazy to watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=110&v=_MsL_UYypM8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=110&v=_MsL_UYypM8
Just looking at this objectively:
1-They should have on body carried. Sorry, just true. He focused on the register way too much and it would have been an easy stop him at that point.
2-Wrong gun for the job. Subcompact pistols are a compromise in usability and size, and that revolver looks like a K-frame S&W to me. I don't mind that as much, but A G19 or G17 with more capacity would have been a better choice at least compared to the subcompact. Not to say the other guns didn't get the job done. and most importantly they had a gun.
3-she should have NEVER stopped pointing her gun at him. That's how he was able to get it away from her. If it was empty she should have kept away from him and sought cover from her coworker and/or reloaded. She wasn't as the perp got off at least a shot, and I suspect there was one more in the gun.
3A-Distance is super important, she let him get super close and that was a huge mistake. She needed time to shoot him again if he got closer.
4-She should have stayed out of her coworker's cross fire. She was real lucky she didn't get hit her self.
5-They dropped 5 round that I count in him assuming the ones off camera hit. I'm not sure of caliber on the wheel gun but I'm guessing it's a .38 Special. He took up to 3 rounds from it, and 1-2 from the subcompact and was still going for some time.
Overall they achieved the primary objective which is to get out in one piece, but they could have done better with it. There was certainly a bit of luck involved with it as well as being prepared to defend themselves.
1-They should have on body carried. Sorry, just true. He focused on the register way too much and it would have been an easy stop him at that point.
2-Wrong gun for the job. Subcompact pistols are a compromise in usability and size, and that revolver looks like a K-frame S&W to me. I don't mind that as much, but A G19 or G17 with more capacity would have been a better choice at least compared to the subcompact. Not to say the other guns didn't get the job done. and most importantly they had a gun.
3-she should have NEVER stopped pointing her gun at him. That's how he was able to get it away from her. If it was empty she should have kept away from him and sought cover from her coworker and/or reloaded. She wasn't as the perp got off at least a shot, and I suspect there was one more in the gun.
3A-Distance is super important, she let him get super close and that was a huge mistake. She needed time to shoot him again if he got closer.
4-She should have stayed out of her coworker's cross fire. She was real lucky she didn't get hit her self.
5-They dropped 5 round that I count in him assuming the ones off camera hit. I'm not sure of caliber on the wheel gun but I'm guessing it's a .38 Special. He took up to 3 rounds from it, and 1-2 from the subcompact and was still going for some time.
Overall they achieved the primary objective which is to get out in one piece, but they could have done better with it. There was certainly a bit of luck involved with it as well as being prepared to defend themselves.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oeu1GiKYeKI
Referred Youtube link. This one is fucking hillarious. I would never want to be a clerk at a gas station where you get robbed by a wolf who then proceeds to get a beat down and robbery from a bigger wolf.
Referred Youtube link. This one is fucking hillarious. I would never want to be a clerk at a gas station where you get robbed by a wolf who then proceeds to get a beat down and robbery from a bigger wolf.
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3-man rules!!!!
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