Round count required = diddly squat
My opinion has no experience to back it up so take it as you will.
1 round to the head = 1 round fired = stopped threat
1 round from each officer = 6 rounds fired = stopped threat
1 magazine emptied by 6 officers = ~48 to 72 rounds fired = stopped threat
1 30 round AR mag emptied by each officeer = 180 rounds fired = stopped threat
Or the classic saying 1 shot 1 kill from a sniper rifle= 1 round fired= stopped threat
The re-occurring result to all the aforementioned made up "possible" scenarios is STOPPED THREAT. Does the round count required really matter for anything other than as a hit % figure to scrutinize?
If it took the threat a pre determined minimum amount of time to "die" (read neutralize). 5 seconds, 10 seconds, whatever, what difference does it make how many rounds the officers got off within that timeframe?
No one else was hurt only the threat. The fact that they "could" have hit someone with a stray shot doesn't really matter because they didn't.
My opinion has no experience to back it up so take it as you will.
1 round to the head = 1 round fired = stopped threat
1 round from each officer = 6 rounds fired = stopped threat
1 magazine emptied by 6 officers = ~48 to 72 rounds fired = stopped threat
1 30 round AR mag emptied by each officeer = 180 rounds fired = stopped threat
Or the classic saying 1 shot 1 kill from a sniper rifle= 1 round fired= stopped threat
The re-occurring result to all the aforementioned made up "possible" scenarios is STOPPED THREAT. Does the round count required really matter for anything other than as a hit % figure to scrutinize?
If it took the threat a pre determined minimum amount of time to "die" (read neutralize). 5 seconds, 10 seconds, whatever, what difference does it make how many rounds the officers got off within that timeframe?
No one else was hurt only the threat. The fact that they "could" have hit someone with a stray shot doesn't really matter because they didn't.
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