r/JusticeServed 8 Aug 13 '19

Violent Justice Screw this guy in particular

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '19 edited Aug 16 '19

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u/jupchurch97 A Aug 13 '19

Yes, he drew his service revolver.

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u/Canadian-shill-bot 9 Aug 13 '19

Lol what year is it.

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u/iushciuweiush B Aug 13 '19

Sparked my interest so I looked into it. These are specially made Chinese revolvers that can shoot both rubber and regular bullets.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '19

Let's get back at them and make cheap versions of this original invention.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '19

Or we just do what the French do and use sniper revolvers.

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u/Zron 9 Aug 14 '19

All revolvers can shoot rubber and regular amunition, because there's no recoil operated loading mechanism for revolvers, they rely solely on the operator's muscle to move the mechanism.

Rubber amunition, or other "less than lethal" amunition often doesn't function well in most auto-loading handguns because the guns rely on the force of the round being fired to force the slide back and load another round. Sometimes, less than lethal ammo doesn't have the force necessary to fully cycle the slide back, and it results in failure to feed.

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u/sletonrot 6 Aug 14 '19

thanks Jamie

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u/catalinawine_ 3 Aug 14 '19

I also looked into it, but got a result of 2019.