Rustic
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LolThe point, of course, is the number of casualties were limited by the tools he used, in that he chose to use ARs when far more effective weapons were available.Are you trying to prove my point? A guy with not much experience was able to commit the deadliest mass shooting in our history because of the tools he used.44% is pathetic at best...The LV shooter fired 1100 rounds, with 480 hits (58 Killed, 422 wounded) for a 43.6% hit rate,
This is impressively low, given the target and distance.
Indeed, the casualties caused by LV shooter were -limited- by the fact he used a number of AR15s with bump stocks - he could have easily killed and wounded significantly more people with a different choice of weapon.
Now, no one knows for sure why this guy did what he did, and what he did made no sense at all - but it is clear, he deliberately chose to buy and use AR15s in lieu of other more effective weapons - weapons he certainly knew about and had access to.
The question: Why?
We'll never know, of course.
But, given what could have happened, we should be thankful he chose his weapons poorly.
I'm not sure I really care about this argument. But for a guy going on his first rampage how did you come to the conclusion that 43.8% is low? Did that include the number of rounds he fired aimlessly through the door of his hotel room?
He obviously had no idea what center mass even is
Almost all the big mass shootings use ARs. If he used a hand gun he wouldn't have gotten anywhere.
Actually you don’t understand firearms from what you just said.
True, a pistol would not have been good with the range that involved at the Las Vegas shooting.
the vast majority of mass shootings are in Close quarters, in which a pistol... say a Clock would be much more effective than any rifle.