SR-25

All right? All of those are considered 30-cal rounds.

So if they shot him with a 7.62x51, which is what I think it was, which is like an FN FAL, it's the SR-25, right? So an SR-25 is a 7.62 NATO, 7.62x51.

I think that's the round that took him out.

The reason it didn't blow his head off is because it was taken from 350 yards out.

And if that's what it was from 350 yards, and the angle was a little bit greater, like Chris Martinson described, which I agree with him, Well, then that explains why it didn't go through and through.

It wasn't taken from 140 yards and it wasn't a 30-06.

It was a standard 7.62 NATO fired from an SR-25 type weapon that just happened to be airborne.

Now, we know from the pretrial hearing that a round was recovered from the roof of the computer science building.

So I was like I really want to get into gas blowbacks now.

So I found this guy selling an SR-25.

And I was like, okay, that looks pretty good.

It was like 1,000 pounds though because it was fully upgraded and everything came with five mags and all that.

I tried properly.

I actually used...

I think I was using three sixes in the SR-25.

And I was like, this is what I always dreamed gas blowbacks would be, man.

That's the very accurate way to put it.

Yeah, Raggle, I'm sure an SR-25 with a suppressor is also a puppy by our standards, but there's a little bit of a difference in recoil tolerance between 220 to 240 pound men and 115 pound teenage girls.

Yeah, I mean, yeah.

There's physics behind that.

I'm a Knight's fiend.

I buy all kinds of, I bought all the Knight stuff, you know, got the SR-25, love it.

Have all kinds of NT-4s, love my Knight's pistol silencer.

It's my favorite pistol silencer from a Mark 23, you know.

Yeah, like you're saying forever make a gas blowback 308 rifle that's chambered in 8 mil.

Like give me a SCAR-H or an SR-25 in 8 mil.

Yeah, I'm going to hurt someone.

I know.