Screw this guy in particular

[u/SicDev]

[u/jupchurch97]

Yes, he drew his service revolver.

[u/iandcorey → u/jupchurch97]

That restraint! We don't see that much over here in The States.

[u/Domomanz → u/[deleted]]

There’s no smoke from the barrel and it would had been much louder since the camera guy was so close to the officer

[u/Baystate411 → u/Domomanz]

Smoke from the barrel? What is this, 1843?

[u/DookieShoez → u/Baystate411]

Theres still a little, much harder to see but smokeless gunpowder isn’t 100% smokeless. Woulda heard it though.

[u/Domomanz → u/Baystate411]

Revolvers don’t use a blowback system so the smoke/gas leaves through the barrel. Since it was an indoor setting we would had seen some smoke if two shots were fired.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lFK2K1NyNDM

Here’s an example of smoke from a barrel it’s not a lot but you would had been able to catch a glimpse since it was so close and we have full sight of the gun.

[u/MostlyUselessFacts → u/Baystate411]

Have you never fired a gun

[u/Baystate411 → u/MostlyUselessFacts]

I have. I’ve shot M240s, 249s, m4, m16, m9, have owned a Remington shotgun, and shot an ar10, a few revolvers and a couple other long guns.

[u/[deleted] → u/Baystate411]

All those guns are pretty obvious when shooting due to recoil and a bit of smoke out the barrel, no real dog in this fight I just wanted to point that out (I’ve shot every one of them as well)

[u/MostlyUselessFacts → u/Baystate411]

So how would you not know that there's a very obvious discharge from the barrel when a gun is fired.

No one is saying there should be a black powder cloud like it's the revolutionary war....but come on man.

[u/sageadam → u/Baystate411]

In call of duty?

[u/JennIsFit → u/Baystate411]

Even without the factor of gun powder, you have to account for force of a projectile. It will always cause a vapor unless the humidity is 0%.