How a revolver works

[giles]

Or at least the one used by Baldwin on set.

 

[Ohiosam]

Good video!
Anyone who has handled a SSA or a SAA clone knew his explanation was BS.

This video also showed (but didn't expound on) the recoil differences between a blank and a live round (even with light cowboy loads). Baldwin claimed he didn't realize for a while he had fired a live round. Any one who has ever accidently slipped a heavy load into a gun where you were shooting light loads knows immediately it feels different.

 

[giles]

I was actually pretty impressed with how he kept it interesting and informative. Very well put together IMO.

 

["J"]

#fackalecbaldwin

 

[Sgt Fury]

 

[Geezer II]

Founnd Guilty

 

["J"]

Founnd Guilty

On both counts, which defaults too the harshest penalty. 1st degree manslaughter…. 7 years is the standard, prosecution’s pushing for more…

 

[Geezer II]

On both counts, which defaults too the harshest penalty. 1st degree manslaughter…. 7 years is the standard, prosecution’s pushing for more…

Dang that ain't right -

 

[finelyshedded]

If the young man woulda just complied and not tried to flee he’d be alive and her life wouldn’t be ruined for making a mistake during a tense split second moment. Just sad all around.
I’m afraid the justice system has tilted in favor of criminals over those who chose to serve and protect…..dang! What’s the world come to?

 

[hickslawns]

But but but. . . It was outside Minneapolis. If she wasn't found guilty, Minneapolis would have rioted again. To be clear: George Floyd was a saint. Officer who screwed up in a high stress situation is now a felon.

Make sense? Yeah. I don't understand it either. I figured involuntary manslaughter was going to be the outcome. I was wrong.

 

[Ohiosam]

Good explanation from a lawyer why the Kim Potter jury got it wrong.