Damn. Right through the display case 👌
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get em old guy ... got to love old people who take no shit from crooks .
Hit the floor like ten pounds of shit and never moved. Nice shot.
Looked like a 1911... Camera angle sucks but he might have been dry right at the cutoff... Great first shots
Clean up in isle one . New glass a quick mop and no reason to even close the store for the day!
They need better ventilation in that store.
That's like Black powder kind of smoke.
That's like Black powder kind of smoke.
Or just standard Aguila
Didn't quite work like on TV did it?
"Dock that #### a days pay for nappin' on the job!"
Was mister sleepy dual wielding and carrying two guns prior to his nap?
(full screen, it looks like he wuz)
"Dock that #### a days pay for nappin' on the job!"
Was mister sleepy dual wielding and carrying two guns prior to his nap?
(full screen, it looks like he wuz)
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Blazing Saddles applies to so many situations.
Looks like he skinned that smoke wagon …..literally…..
2017 Dixie Gun and Pawn in Mableton, Georgia. Dead fuck, Donovan "Dula" Chopin, was from La. with the usual rap sheet. I don't think that they ever caught his partner.
That's like Black powder kind of smoke.
There are .45 ACP black powder loadings available commercially. And this dude looks like somebody who would load his .45 ACP EDC rounds with black powder just because he shoots black powder revolvers as well and want to use the same kind of propellant in a variety of platforms. Fuck, that is what I do all the time.
From second look though, the store might have been equipped with an anti-robbery fogging system and the other worker pressed a switch somewhere to activate it...
An oldie but goodie. Captain obvious here ... how smart is it to rob a gun store? That guy took a direct hit to the nervous system.
It is never about the the amount of rounds expended, but accurate hit placement, that determines the outcome of a gunfight. That is why most heavy duty military munitions are guided as soon as the technology to make bombs and rockets 'smart' existed.
I couldn't agree more. I'm just going off experience of watching deer (and others) drop in the field.
Reminds me of Ted Nugent gun control. Hitting what you aim at.
Anyone know what weapon was used?
Looks like a 1911
Looks like a 1911
Probably his Les Bauer or Kimber that he bought 26 years ago and is on the 3rd barrel. Maybe a Caspian build.??
I bet he goes to the range..
Good target triage, one or two rounds on the 1st guy, he drops, the rest at the other.
I bet he goes to the range..
Good target triage, one or two rounds on the 1st guy, he drops, the rest at the other.
Looks like a 1911A1 probably a 70's series. No way to tell on that haha.
Some one find that guy and invite him to the hide.
Watching it again. It's one pause, two, then maybe another round. Then the rest at the other guy. I don't see a slide lock to rear when he comes back up.
Is there a reload before he comes back up?
Edit: just watched again. Think it's only 6 shots
Is there a reload before he comes back up?
Edit: just watched again. Think it's only 6 shots
Love to know more about the store setup itself. The "smoke" almost seems to emanate from the counter when the glass breaks (but not just from the glass, even from the solid register side). Then a few seconds later it's coming from the ceiling. Very odd.
lol Now I'm watching it like frame by frame. Seems like shot number 1 dumps "Dula", the glass breaking might have been from him shooting back.
Bullet's on it's way, empty case is in the air. He's on his way to the floor when the glass breaks.
lol Now I'm watching it like frame by frame. Seems like shot number 1 dumps "Dula", the glass breaking might have been from him shooting back.
Bullet's on it's way, empty case is in the air. He's on his way to the floor when the glass breaks.
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The smoke you seeing may be from the ceiling but need a lot better video quality to discern it. Regardless of the aftermath too bad he didnt get the second punk though.
Could be a fogging system activated. Some banks and large sneaker stores (very prone to robbery) have them installed here. I can definitely see a gun store having them. They can either be manually activated or are set up to fire when a burglary alarm goes off. They are non-pyrotechnic and use an electric heating coil to turn a liquid solution into vapor much like how an electronic cigarette works. Then a fan blasts the vapor down into the room from multiple outlets. They can start off slow because it takes just a bit of time for the coils to get hot enough to start cranking out fog in earnest like an avalanche.
I've seen photos of them in action.... but other than making the security cameras useless, what are they supposed to accomplish? Make it so criminal and victim alike run into walls? 
I've seen photos of them in action.... but other than making the security cameras useless, what are they supposed to accomplish? Make it so criminal and victim alike run into walls?
The idea is for them to be hooked up to a premises alarm after the store has been closed, and when people break in, it starts firing. Burglars already inside would be disoriented, making it easier for LE to capture them, and any accomplices still outside would see that their game is up and run away. In an occupied store, it would be extremely counterproductive. Everybody would be blinded and disoriented, and in an active shooter situation, even worse if innocents and armed citizens are also trapped in the fog. If this had been the case here, the other employee at the far right corner of the screen might have instinctively pressed a panic alarm when he ducked out of sight and triggered the system.
