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05-22-2006, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by soggynoodles
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"This was a scene right out of Hollywood. The officer was on the hood of the car. He was able to draw his service revolver and fire multiple rounds through the windshield at the driver of the vehicle," Najera said.
05-22-2006, 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Egan
WTF? What major police departments are still using revolvers? Looking at the picture attached to that article, there are at least 8 holes in the windshield and I can't think of any service revolvers that hold more than 6 rounds? Did he reload and keep shooting?
but seriouesly, revolvers were phased out in the mid 80's
05-22-2006, 10:36 PM
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so today pretty much sucked ***. the pergo contractor got our carpet up and found that the floor is anything but flat. you could almost surf on that isht.
over 8 hours of them using a floor grinder has the slab within installation spec, me about $1500 poorer, and freaking concrete dust on everything we own. and the fockers accidently broke one of the toilet mounting flange thingys. they're gonna fix all that tomorrow and do some clean-up after they install.
over 8 hours of them using a floor grinder has the slab within installation spec, me about $1500 poorer, and freaking concrete dust on everything we own. and the fockers accidently broke one of the toilet mounting flange thingys. they're gonna fix all that tomorrow and do some clean-up after they install.
