Calling all gun owners, hunters, shooters

Hard to tell when you conceder the source.

I glossed over it quickly. I did not read where it said the vehicle was moving. She could have been at a stop sign. It said there were multiple shots. Any moron could unload 10 to 17 shots and get achieve a fatal hit by chance. I also did not read where it stated a handgun was used.

Maybe I glossed over it too quickly.

I once had a neighbor shoot the little plastic thing out of a ceiling fire sprinkler in his apartment with an airsoft pistol. And, you know that IF he had been aiming at it, then he would have never hit it. But since he was just playing around, he hit it dead on.

By the way, those sprinklers put out a butt load of water.

Miguel

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> tell me your opinion on what you think happened...random shooting or professional hit?
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> My opinion...professional hit, because all shots made there mark. It's hard shooting someone in a moving car with a handgun.

Come on. There is no reason, or motive for her death to be anything other than a random act. Stolen gun used by a thug ex-felon who is far from being called anything professional. There is no info about a moving vehicle. There are unconfirmed reports of being shot multiple times including the shoulder and chest. Why were there no shell casings, well that is sort of obvious since a 38 revolver was used. Stolen LAPD gun no less. Im guessing road rage that turned to a botched robbery.
My 0.02c

> My opinion...professional hit, because all shots made there mark. It's hard shooting someone in a moving car with a handgun.

If you take it as a given that it is "hard shooting someone in a moving car with a handgun", then it is the exact type of thing a professional wouldn't do; professionals do things the most efficient way with the greatest chance for success.