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In response to "Yup. -- nm" by Will Hunting

Shock does immobilize a lot of people. Never at that level of course, but I have seen it happen in situations that are made 10x worse for it. -- nm

Posted by Spawn Jun 24 '15, 07:53

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And, as I think about it, it doesn't really take long to load a new mag if the shooter's paying attention. - Ender Jun 24, 08:11 5
- what type of gun was he using? -- nm - groiny Jun 24, 08:14 3
  - All I ever read was a .45 cal handgun. -- nm - Spawn Jun 24, 08:15 2
    - so likely 5 to 10 seconds to pop a new clip in, assuming he was not refilling the clip. nm -- nm - groiny Jun 24, 08:16 1
      - Nah, if he's got the next mag in his hand and just dropping the old one on the floor it's more like 2 seconds. -- nm - Ender Jun 24, 08:20
- Yeah, it is a quick, fluid motion if done right. If you were not looking at him, you might not even know he did it. -- nm - Spawn Jun 24, 08:13
Yeah, I get it, and part of me would like to believe I'd try to go out on my shield, but it's all hypothetical. -- nm - Will Hunting Jun 24, 08:02

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