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Not judging your reply, but my understanding of the meaning of the word ‘trigger happy’ is that the shooter is too hasty in deciding to fire, and has nothing to
by PlunderBunny 9mo ago
Not judging your reply, but my understanding of the meaning of the word ‘trigger happy’ is that the shooter is too hasty in deciding to fire, and has nothing to do with their skill or accuracy.
- antonymoose 9mo ago[flagged]
- muwtyhg 9mo agoSo if a cop fires a single shot into a suspects head because the suspect hiccuped, is the cop not being "trigger happy" because he didn't magdump?
- antonymoose 9mo agoA vehicle is a deadly weapon. A hiccup is not.
- muwtyhg 9mo agoI never mentioned a vehicle, let's stay with the hypothetical. Is the cop who fired a single shot into someones head because they were startled by a hiccup "trigger happy"? Or do they need to "mag dump" for the term to apply?
- goatlover 9mo agoThe car accelerated after she was shot and hit another parked car down the road. It could have been a bystander. It was an out of control vehicle, that's why LE is trained not to shoot a moving vehicle.