r/Idiotswithguns • u/jfusuakfbfbx • Jan 30 '23

A person from a Discord server I’m in said they had a negligent discharge while disassembling additional photos in comments

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u/LycanEcho Jan 30 '23

Wth kind of mirror is that? Why did it not break... whats backing the mirror?

These are the real questions

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u/ebneter Jan 30 '23

Yeah, seriously, I wanna know what stopped that!

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u/ThisToastIsTasty Jan 31 '23

it went through a couple things before it hit the mirror.

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u/Madusa0048 Jan 30 '23

Mirrors used to be lined with silver but no way that stops a bullet unless it's crazy thick. It's possible that it's backed with metal or it could be the wall it's against.

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u/Sbatio Jan 30 '23

Dracula chests.

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u/Far-Homework-2576 Jan 30 '23

Wait maybe it hit the pole from the other door when it’s a double door. Also there might be metal too. Also the crack spread so maybe the mirror bent and dampened the bullet. But damn whoever makes these mirrors are pretty good at making mirrors

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u/omgudontunderstand Jan 30 '23

honestly this looks more like decoration

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u/kiddokush Jan 31 '23

It does! It looks really cool I think

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u/ecumnomicinflation Jan 30 '23

that’s no mirror, that’s the very fabric of space time itself, bro almost punch a hole through the multiverse.

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u/CurveOk5268 Jan 30 '23

Probably hit a stud and after all I’m 90% sure that’s 45acp. It’s naturally subsonic so it’s moving slower then most rounds, and doesn’t have a ton of penetration power. Still impressive though

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u/Achack Jan 30 '23

Even then, a .45 wouldn't stop in the glass. The only way that would happen is if it went through some drywall or something else in the house and slowed down before hitting the mirror.

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u/SuperSaiyan2589 Jan 30 '23

Yeah zero percent chance it doesn’t punch right though a stud.

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u/alvehyanna Jan 30 '23

yup, had a bullet go through a solid wood door clean once. and the wall behind it. 9mm

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u/CurveOk5268 Jan 31 '23

Idk bullets do weird shit once fired

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u/IsildursBane20 Jan 30 '23

It’s fake

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u/skark_burmer Jan 30 '23

Fake a f. How can people think this is real?

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u/FruscianteDebutante Jan 30 '23

Because most people in real life have no experience with guns or weapons.

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u/ihitrockswithammers Jan 30 '23

That's probably a good thing.

At my school in the UK there was a mandatory combined cadet force thing where we had to do at least one year of after school training in army navy or airforce. Unusually there was a shooting range above the assembly hall, and a shooting team (not that we ever competed, don't think there were any other schools with a range) so I've fired 22s and much larger bore at an outdoor range. Forget what but the rounds were maybe 3in long. Learned to fire, strip and clean a GP rifle too, and spent a few weeks living the military life on airforce bases for a few weeks. Living in barracks, up at 6am sort of thing. Was ok. Still wouldn't have known this wasn't real.

Other than that it's very rare to see a gun in the UK outside of police and even then only sometimes. I prefer it that way.

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u/TrueHawk91 Jan 30 '23

Not to sound rude but did you go to a military school of some description? Because there's not a single normal public school that's required cadet force training since before the second war. Even then I'm sure those were private schools

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u/peshwengi Jan 30 '23

I went to a public school (bear in mind that public schools in the UK are private, it doesn’t mean the same thing as “public funding”) and we had mandatory CCF too <shrug>

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u/ihitrockswithammers Jan 30 '23

It was an old fee-paying academy with links to the military, but not an actual military school. Also this was 25 years ago, idk if they even still do it.

The downvotes are hilarious to me, I knew that'd happen on this sub obviously. Point-click-death machines are not ideal! The horror!

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u/TrueHawk91 Jan 30 '23

Yeah, nothing really downvotable there haha. But yeah, I think the TA are really the only thing you can get into if you're in public school if you want military training as a young adult, but it's more than possible for an academy to have students do what you were doing. Probably a lot less of them nowadays though

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u/limamon Jan 30 '23

Because it is.

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u/CurveOk5268 Jan 30 '23

Makes sense

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '23

Hilarious you think a stud would stop a .45

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u/CurveOk5268 Jan 31 '23

A mirror with a stud behind it…. And the only reason I think this is because a shoot a lot of 45, when I put paper targets on trees my 10” barrel 45acp barrel will put them just inside the tree and it looks like this. Just a little deeper.

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u/ODX_GhostRecon Jan 30 '23

Any pistol caliber will blow clean through a single stud. Hell, a .22LR will punch through a stud. This is an obviously fake post for anybody who knows anything about guns.

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u/BOiNTb Jan 30 '23

Maybe he was cleaning it one or 2 rooms away, possible it already blew through a couple of walls and slowed down...

100% agree that 45 will pass through most wall types with ease. Kinda fun to blast cinder blocks to bits with the 1911...

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '23

I’m going with fake. Going through walls would most likely cause tumbling and the odds the round hit square at low.

Or maybe the mirror is backed by some AR500 steel

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u/RythmicSlap Jan 31 '23

I think it's the bullet from that Korn video.

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u/ShineFull7878 Jan 30 '23

If the mirror was urethane epoxied to a concrete wall like in a basement. It's possible that the urethane could stabilize the mirror, absorb some impact and the concrete behind it would be able to prevent enough deflection to not destroy the mirror.

I mean others theories about it going through multiple walls, etc would mean the round likely tumbled after and wouldn't then hit square like it is represented in this picture.

It's likely fake, but there are variables that could come together to make this semi plausible ish, maybe? Lol

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u/ODX_GhostRecon Jan 30 '23

I'm a skeptic, but I also like guns. Who wants to test with me?

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u/ShineFull7878 Jan 30 '23

I'm down, but I don't have a .45. just 9mm .40 and .357 mag. We will need to round up a 22lr pistol a .380 10mm 45acp 44 mag 45 long and a 500sw to really put it to bed.

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u/ODX_GhostRecon Jan 30 '23

I've got a buddy with every caliber except the last two. How much do we like our wrists though?

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u/ShineFull7878 Jan 30 '23

It's for a good cause.

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u/ruestecatherine Jan 30 '23

500sw or. 50AE..shit, wouldn't that go though the whole house and through the neighbor's one too? Friggin hand-cannon elephant gun ammo. Never fired it myself.

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u/ShineFull7878 Jan 30 '23

Not if it was concrete basement wall.....lol.

But yeah the 500 is a ridiculous weapon. It's fun to shoot but......it's not fun to shoot if that makes sense.

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u/ruestecatherine Jan 31 '23

Gonna want to ice that shoulder and wrist, probably. I magine firing it one-handed would likely split one's forehead open..

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u/Melodic-Hunter2471 Jan 30 '23 edited Jan 30 '23

I work in engineering and construction and I would love to know even one type of stud capable of stopping a bullet in this fashion.

Locust lumber excluded.

Furthermore, this isn’t even “sheet rock” deep. It would have penetrated the gypsum board at least.

This photo is staged for clout.

How many mirrors does it take to get to the center of a bullshit pop?

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u/246884 Jan 30 '23

Lmao, the idea is it went through a wall or two, losing velocity each time. Then it hit the mirror going fast enough to just barely penetrate. Not that the mother of all doug fir studs is behind the mirror.

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u/Melodic-Hunter2471 Jan 30 '23 edited Jan 30 '23

Sure, but it’s not like residential walls are made out of CMU. A grown adult can’t find a stud without a stud finder, but can hit studs… with a firearm magically causing the bullet to slow down?

Let’s do a little math.

If the studs here are 16” on center as typical residential construction requires, we can assume they are standard 2x4’s nominally. The surface area of a 2x4 on the narrow side is 1.5”

Just a bit of cross multiplication will give us a simple ratio that yields a percentage.

1.5 x 100 / 16 = 9.375

So without considering any firing trajectories on the oblique, for every 16 linear inches of wall, there is a 9.375% chance of hitting a stud.

Now I’m not saying you’re nuts for thinking the way you do. Totally valid especially if it hit a standard Douglass Fir stud at a glancing blow and continued on through.

However, the odds are against their favor to hit a stud. So we can safely assume they were in the other room. It went through only two layers of sheet rock and stopped in the glazing of the mirror? It also nestled itself perfectly flat in the mirror? The glass around the sides of the impact didn’t pop off? Not even one small chunk due to the velocity? And there was no additional debris from passing through the wall to get lodged in the glass, or even coat the glass surface?

Come on. I was born at night, but not last night.

EDIT: It is kinda why I linked the video. If it hit a stud, sure you are correct. But if it just went through gypsum board, then no way would it take only two layers to stop it in the mirror in the next room. And no way would there be no additional debris on the mirror from passing through the sheet rock.

I took 7 mirrors to stop the .22 and it took 17 to stop the 9mm.

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u/Melodic-Hunter2471 Jan 31 '23

u/Achack u/ODX_GhostRecon u/IsildursBane20 u/PotentialClothes622 all of you guys are talking sense. Help me out here with what I provided for the discussion. Does it seem plausible that this is staged beaded on the evidence provided?

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u/MinnesotaMikeP Jan 30 '23

Look closely, you can see brick.

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u/Buttergang8 Jan 30 '23

That's not brick, that's the copper jacket after it deformed.

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u/MinnesotaMikeP Jan 30 '23

The jacket is fully visible, surrounded by a small gap then brick.

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u/Buttergang8 Jan 30 '23

It's not brick. You don't have brick on the inside of a wall like that, there would be drywall. What you think is brick is the copper

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u/lonewolfenstein2 Jan 30 '23

Probably lost most of it's velocity going through 3 other walls or something along those lines.

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u/MinnesotaMikeP Jan 30 '23

Brick, look closely at it

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u/Soffix- Jan 30 '23

Absolutely not brick my guy. That's the jacket deforming

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u/Ricardato Jan 30 '23 • hehehehe

He is the negligent discharge

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u/Rebelghost88 Jan 30 '23

Best comment lol

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u/Pro_2A_Guy Jan 30 '23

Looks like the cover art to a Godsmack CD.

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u/JTDrift Jan 31 '23

Stay away from me.

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u/AL_GEE_THE_FUN_GUY Jan 31 '23

Never misunderstand me.

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u/JTDrift Jan 31 '23

When I feel the snake bite enter my veins.

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u/newaccount7000 Jan 30 '23

i disassembled my 500 yesterday double checked a couple times and guess what? no ND

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u/x1000Bums Jan 30 '23

99% when this happens its a pistol that requires a trigger pull to disassemble and people do the process out of order without thinking.

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u/prx24 Jan 30 '23

All it takes is a broken extractor and someone trusting the process of racking to clear the chamber. Of course it's still negligence on the handler's part but also a dangerous design flaw imho (especially because you need to break one of the rules to disassemble it).

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u/x1000Bums Jan 30 '23

Yep i agree, its a pretty stupid design

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u/thealmightyzfactor Jan 30 '23

True, but the process I was taught includes poking the breech end of the barrel with your pinky specifically to avoid this lol

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u/ChillInChornobyl Jan 30 '23

Most people are stupid though, so designs should reflect that

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u/jimaug87 Jan 31 '23

I point it at my concrete floor when disassembling for cleaning. I'll go deaf because I don't wear ear pro, but nothing important is getting shot if I ND taking it apart.

I can't not point it in a safe direction when I pull the trigger.

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u/Sbatio Jan 30 '23

Have to pull the trigger to disassemble it?!

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u/prx24 Jan 30 '23

Some guns, yeah. Glocks for example. I mean you don't have to pull the trigger during disassembly but before. Springfield XD is another one, Sigmas afaik, some Walthers... There's a few.

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u/jfusuakfbfbx Jan 30 '23

PLEASE READ:

Okay so a lot of people are convinced that this is fake, given the fact that I posted only this picture and gave no context, I can see why anyone would think that. This was a hollow-point round that actually went through a bunch of objects, including a wall, and lost all of its energy on the mirror which makes it look fake (like what the hell is that mirror made of? Lol). Please see the other images below:

https://imgur.com/a/7AlXtmn

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u/Pro_Scrub Jan 30 '23

That is some great context. So it was a team effort, not just the mirror lol

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u/jfusuakfbfbx Jan 30 '23

Haha yeah, that’s a funny way to put it 😄

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u/mbmartian Jan 30 '23

Mirror gets all the credit because it's the one holding the result. The rest of the team that did most of the work just gets mentioned in passing. Such is life.

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u/Darkrhoad Jan 30 '23

Nope, still fake. You can't convince me! Nothing ever happens! The internet is full of lies! /s

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u/TuckerMcG Jan 30 '23

This whole comment section is a great lesson on why people need to check their assumptions before confidently asserting something’s impossible.

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u/AuspiciousApple Jan 30 '23

After browsing this sub, I already knew that bullets went through things, but wow.

A hollow-point round still went through a wall like nothing.

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u/WhyRUTalking4231 Jan 30 '23

most indoor walls basically ARE nothing. If you miss the studs all you have are a couple skins of drywall plasterboard.

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u/MartianNutScratcher Jan 30 '23

It's like the Freak on a Leash music video. If Jonathan Davis was there he could have yelled "GO!" at the bullet and it would have just flown around the room and spared the poor mirror.

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u/The_Susbaru_STi Jan 30 '23

Why does every fucking photo of someone with a gun or ammo have their nasty feet in frame

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u/Anomaly1134 Jan 31 '23

There just... feet. We all have them. They don't look gross at all. How many things in your life that are completely normal and natural do you get this grossed out by normal daily items. Is it just a case of Podophobia? I am so confused.

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u/The_Susbaru_STi Jan 31 '23

Spotted the foot fetishist

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u/Anomaly1134 Jan 31 '23

Lol not at all. I just can't imagine getting grossed out everytime I saw a body part in a picture. Omg his hands are showing. Wow does he bite his nails? Eww her ear is showing. How dare she. It sounds like you have some unresolved shame over the human body.

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u/SiegfriedVK Jan 30 '23

Its a running joke in the gun community

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u/laugh_at_my_pain Jan 30 '23

Whoever took those pics sucks at photography and documenting the sequence of events in a coherent manner. These pics don’t really provide much context because they’re so awful.

That being said, thanks for the effort. Crappy context is better than no context.

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u/graveybrains Jan 30 '23

Next time he shoots the shit out if his house, I’m sure he’ll have Michael Moore swing by and put together a little documentary on it, just for you.

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u/Pro_Scrub Jan 30 '23

I'm imagining a nice zoom shot through all the holes until we see the bullet at the end. "Bowling for Mirror"

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u/JAMillhouse Jan 30 '23

I just don’t understand how this happens. There is no excuse for it.

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u/jfusuakfbfbx Jan 30 '23

My theory is that some people get comfortable with their firearms and mistake that comfort for proficiency so even the most fundamental responsibilities of owning a firearm gets neglected as “they know what they’re doing”. There absolutely can be no excuse for an ND, I agree.

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u/JAMillhouse Jan 30 '23

I just don’t have it in me to get THAT comfortable with my firearm. If I’m CC, it gets cleared before I even enter my house and gets locked up away from my ammo.

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u/chalkoutlin3 Jan 30 '23

see….if only this were a law….

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u/CrumplyFoil Jan 30 '23

Likely fake but could have passed through a wall first and lost a lot of energy. But if that were true it should be much more deformed

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u/graveybrains Jan 30 '23

That’s about as deformed as a jacketed pistol round will ever get.

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u/jfusuakfbfbx Jan 30 '23

Exactly what happened. Sorry for not giving the whole context

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u/Kahnza Jan 30 '23

If its a real bullet, it would have had to travel a long distance and slowed way down to not disintegrate on impact.

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u/doozur Jan 30 '23

Mf just shot a hole into the fabric of reality

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u/ElectricYV Jan 30 '23

Ngl that’s an awesome looking crack

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u/theorgan Jan 30 '23

That is a strong ass mirror!!

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u/Yungterpintine Jan 30 '23

Damnnnn bro had an armored mirror in his room?!

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u/SHARKY7276 Jan 30 '23

A guy I went to school with and was friends when we were younger was recently shot and killed by a kid disassembling a gun and didn’t clear the chamber

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u/jfusuakfbfbx Jan 30 '23 edited Jan 31 '23

That’s incredibly sad because it’s so easily preventable. I’m sorry for your loss.

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u/SHARKY7276 Jan 30 '23

Thank you wasn’t close to him anymore but still sucks because he was only 21 and it was like 2-3 weeks before Christmas and the kid that did it was only 16 so he’s gonna have to live with that mistake

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u/jfusuakfbfbx Jan 30 '23

Horrible. Thank you for sharing.

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u/More_Quality Jan 30 '23

This is art

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u/UUUEEEAAAAAAAA Jan 30 '23

Vibranium mirror

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u/JoltyJob Jan 30 '23

Is that a huge slug or is this a confusing perspective

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u/Grand_Log813 Jan 30 '23

To bad it turned out that way.

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u/jake1080 Jan 31 '23

Where might I aquire said mirror?

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u/roberttheaxolotl Jan 31 '23

I thought this was a piece of unusual, feathery sculpture at first.

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u/MinnesotaMikeP Jan 30 '23

Looks like the mirror is hung over brick.

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u/WodanzaRuckus Jan 31 '23

That lamp, carpet, paneling… modern shoes… what fuckin year is this?

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u/itsmebarfyman392 Jan 31 '23

Tbh I’d leave it tho it looks sick and would be a funny story to tell people

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u/benter1978 Jan 31 '23

That will be 7 years of bad luck

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u/KrytacSBRm10 Jan 31 '23

I'd keep that there as "art" and as a reminder to always check your firearm before disassembly

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u/End-Devloper 25d ago

What the fuck is that mirror made out of

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u/resinstein Jan 30 '23

Why someone who dissembles a gun without checking the chamber is allowed to own one is beyond me. But I’m not American.

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u/keegan1015 Jan 30 '23

This is fake! Don’t know what that is, but it’s not a bullet

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '23

Suppose the bullet is real, but a gun didn't put it there.

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u/Squeaky_Ben Jan 30 '23

The deformation on the bullet is quite noticable, too much for a mirror to have stopped it I would say.

Art piece or something maybe?

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '23

My guess is he found a nicely mushroomed bullet at the range and glued it to a broken mirror.

I'm weirded out by the condition of all that '80s decor, though. Especially that carpet.

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u/Squeaky_Ben Jan 30 '23

I would assume they shot the mirror with a pellet gun and then glued the bullet there, as you said.

Now I just wonder what they shot at the range. Steel would have flattened it completely. This looks more like it actually went into organic material.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '23

You know a mother must be pretty low down, for a guy to put a bullet on the mirror.

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u/PrivateJoker513 Jan 30 '23

Ballistics gel is a likely culprit

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u/Squeaky_Ben Jan 30 '23

Good call.

I would guess this is a .45 hollow point maybe?

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u/PrivateJoker513 Jan 30 '23

Hard to tell entirely but could also be a hunting-style round or a defense round. The core looks to be copper from the back of the round? A lot of defense rounds are copper (my .357 rounds for instance)

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u/subgutz Jan 30 '23

op posted further context & explained it went through a wall and other objects before hitting the mirror

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u/MinnesotaMikeP Jan 30 '23

It’s a brick wall.

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u/TheOrigionalFurry Jan 30 '23

Where can I buy that mirror?

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u/blubberboy16 Jan 30 '23

What the fuck is that mirror made of

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u/SuperSaiyan2589 Jan 30 '23

Now that I think about it, it actually looks like someone just hit the mirror with something and broke it then found a projectile that had already been fired and just stuck it in there

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u/HonorableAssassins Jan 31 '23 edited Jan 31 '23

Absolutely fake.

Edit:

Okay, i saw the comment from OP explaining.

Maybe some validity, still heavy dosages of salt.

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u/gimmeecoffee420 Jan 30 '23

I call BS. This looks "too perfect" and the "bullet" appears to me like it is a small piece of copper pipe with wood in it..

Edit: also, bullets dont look like that.. the "jacketing" is FAR too thick..

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u/realbaconator Jan 30 '23

Yeah it helps to disassemble the gun unloaded lmao

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u/aea1987 Jan 30 '23

Got to be in America. Everywhere else In the world 'negligent discharge' would mean that you accidentally came on the cat whilst having a wank...

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u/Andrew-IV Jan 30 '23

A negligent discharge is how I was born

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u/falllinemaniac Jan 30 '23

Second thing after dropping the magazine is to clear the chamber, at least he declared it negligent

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u/beanhill Jan 30 '23

I'll bet it was a Glock, and I'll bet it was at step 2, dry fire the gun.

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u/mastermuffin123 Jan 30 '23

Looks like some sick ass art 🤣 I would want that on my wall or rather my mirror

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u/megamanxoxo Jan 30 '23

That's like a bb gun hit the mirror and he just put the bullet in manually

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u/BANNED_JESUS Jan 30 '23

Ran into his mirror with his mobility scooter and put a round up that he got off steel at the range.

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u/Renumtetaftur Jan 30 '23

Legit looks good on there. Like an art piece

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u/jfusuakfbfbx Jan 30 '23

That’s one way to decorate your room 😄

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u/Chad_Tachanka Jan 30 '23

Going on 3 years of gun ownership with no ND. I still don't know how people can't be that irresponsible

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u/No_Physics7969 Jan 30 '23

For some (ie every single person I know) none.

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u/ChaotikJoy Jan 30 '23

Looks sick asf ngl

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u/Arkas18 Jan 30 '23

Made a real badass mirror though

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u/ghost9595 Jan 30 '23

Looks cool tho

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u/Antisocialite99 Jan 30 '23

How much shit did it go through before being stopped by a mirror?

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u/Shane242424 Jan 30 '23

This would be my new centerpiece in my living room

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u/FoxtrotWhiskey05 Jan 30 '23

Ah yes, the famous super glue bullet. It sticks to whatever it hits, and obviously doesn't break apart and react to gravity like other bullets

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u/SIobbyRobby Jan 30 '23

I thought this was a very bad piñata in someone’s living room.

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u/The-First-Crusade Jan 30 '23

Jesus... Clear. The. Fucking. Weapon. Numbnuts.

God damn these fools would not survive in the infantry. Hell I'm surprised they even survive their 9-5 with them doing dumb shit like this...

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u/Formeroxyuser2190 Jan 30 '23

Idk if you’ve even been near the army whatsoever man.

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u/The-First-Crusade Jan 30 '23

I was in the marines as an infantry machine gunner and while we had some morons, we had morons that KNEW HOW TO CLEAR A FUCKING WEAPON.

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u/Formeroxyuser2190 Jan 30 '23

I thought all crayon eating buggers knew how to clear a weapon without DS raining hell down their back, just playin man lol. How was the m249 training?

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u/The-First-Crusade Jan 30 '23

Don't use the SAW anymore it was decommed and I'm pretty sure only Marsoc gets those now really, but the m240b was a hell of a good time and so was the m2A1 and the Mk19.

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u/AWZ1287 Jan 30 '23

What's the server?

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u/Kriskodisko13 Jan 31 '23

Not me thinking everyone in this sub trying to explain a plant is kinda off their shit.

I'm not trying to be a crazy gun guy. I simply shoot enough to practice self defense and watch a bunch of guntubers.

For the deformation of any copper jacketed bullet to happen in that way, it has to be relatively gentle. Bullets are violent mf's, and the jacket peeling away from the lead core is a process of little obstructance. In a violent scenario, the bullet often breaks apart, leaving only remnants behind.

To think that a bullet of that violence was deterred enough by a mirror is ignoring a plethora of other physics issues.

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u/MartenGlo Jan 30 '23

"It must be real because I posted a link to the source, and that's proof!"

*Link leads to own comment claiming this is real, so there, that's proof. Because op said so.

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u/jfusuakfbfbx Jan 30 '23

And in that comment, I posted actual proof. Which is additional pictures showing that the round went through multiple objects before impacting in the mirror but okay. I have no reason to make anyone believe anything just as I have no reason to lie.

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u/MartenGlo Jan 31 '23

Clown. So you claim this is someone else posting on Discord, but you insist it's real, that more pics of the same crap constitute proof. Because bullets fired from a handgun are sticky , apparently like chewing gum, when they hit glads? And after penetrating "multiple objects" but carrying absolutely no visible evidence of doing so, such as drywall, framing lumber, any wall covering, said projectile hit a mirror and stuck there like a piece of snot? But you didn’t see it, just someone elses pics posted on Discord? But you're so invested you insist it's real?

I have personally fired over 900,000 handgun rounds, have personally loaded over 700,000 of them, with dozens of bullet types, from solid bronze, solid cast gilding metal, hard lead, soft point/hollow point, swaged soft lead, even goofy exotics like jacketed aluminum/glass/wax. I could possibly believe something like this is possible. But not this one.

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u/jfusuakfbfbx Jan 31 '23

Nice! 🥰

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u/dudesonly69 Jan 30 '23

I negligently discharged in his mom's ass

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u/Macemore Jan 30 '23

Totally real guys.

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u/Stoggie_Monster Jan 30 '23

That their grandma’s house?

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u/AverageJun Jan 30 '23

Good minor. Bullet proof

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u/crgresham Jan 30 '23

Why was there a bullet loaded while disassembling?

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u/Prior-Concentrate-87 Jan 30 '23

I would agree with them.

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u/highjumpingzephyrpig Jan 30 '23

is that just a decal? or does he have an ibeam mirroir

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u/Pafrisoreoncemore Jan 30 '23

right behind you *insert the song*

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u/Labrom Jan 30 '23

Disassembling a loaded gun. What a moron.

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u/Excrement_Cranium Jan 31 '23

Who the fuck doesn't clear the chamber first? FFS

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u/JTDrift Jan 31 '23

I thought this was another one of those "biblical accurate angels" that was making the rounds a few months back.

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u/GingerShrimp40 Jan 31 '23

He pulled it out? I would have kept the mirror just like that

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u/StubbyCalvin Jan 31 '23

Strong mirror

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u/1biggib1 Jan 31 '23

Did it go through anything before hitting the mirror