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> The shooter used a rare weapon with an integrated suppressor (or "Silencer" as the article indicates). A British made station six 9. Hilarious how bad this i
by SV_BubbleTime 2y ago
> The shooter used a rare weapon with an integrated suppressor (or "Silencer" as the article indicates). A British made station six 9.
Hilarious how bad this is.
- No, it’s not the B&T. He racks it straight back, and releases to spring pressure. The Welrod/Six is twist and pull and push. It was a compact or subcompact, with either the wrong booster or no booster in a can
- There is a puff of smoke per shot on the left side of the handgun. The Six is a locked breech gun, it doesn’t really smoke per shot at the chamber, and its chamber isn’t on the left side, it is on top. Again, this was a normal likely browning style action handgun, left side action, unlocks per shot even if it doesn’t cycle fully.
- No, the B&T Six is not British made, it is a Swiss update of the WWII British Welrod
- The original and the legal term is silencer. No quotes needed.
Stop believing the media reports on anything gun related.
- someothherguyy 2y ago> It was a compact or subcompact, with either the wrong booster or no booster in a can Isn't this speculating as well?
- SV_BubbleTime 2y agoIt’s all speculation until we see the gun. The point is to speculate with things that fit vs made up nonsense that is clearly untrue. It looks like a full-size can and a subcompact to me. And I would know, because I own all those things and have used them in that configuration. The problem I have is that anyone would PLAN on going in to a murder with no booster. Yes, it will likely work almost every time. But sometimes it won’t, and it will stovepipe, and the only way to fix it is to drop the mag out, clear, mag back in and rack. I’m an expert, and I wouldn’t want to rely on that path.