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this post was submitted on 09 Dec 2024
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You think? An amateur would not have had that level of composure when the gun jammed. At a minimum they understood the limitations of their tools beforehand and was not surprised when it happened.
I don't think it jammed, some kind of silencer issue where you have to manual reload. I don't know guns just repeating talk I've heard. So the gunman would have known to manually reload like that...
He likely had an unregistered suppressor, which would lack a part that prevents jams. I've seen people saying he was probably accounting for the possibility of a jam
Yes I was dumbing it down but you're both right. My point is that they new it would happen and was prepared for it, ensuring smooth operation regardless of the limitation.