Corik Jasra
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A military friend of mine’s buddy was having a small get together in our area. During the party, two armed BGs came in to rob the place. We have a pretty low crime rate and according to my LEO friend home invasions are not unheard of, but very rare. The thugs robbed each and every person in the home at gunpoint. My friend’s buddy could see that things were starting to go bad. They didn’t leave after the robbery and started moving people into a bedroom and he could tell this was not going to end well. One was in the room with him while the other was herding people into a back room. At this point, my friend’s buddy reached behind his couch, grabbed a 22lr pistol and figured he would go out fighting.
The BG covering those in his living room took a step toward him, and shot my friend’s buddy in the head with a 9mm, while he, almost at the same moment shot the BG in the stomach with the 22. The BG in the bedroom heard the shots and ran from the back room out the front door. The BG shot by the 22, made it to the front door, took two steps outside and fell to the ground dead.
Now the part that was unbelievable to me is that my friend’s buddy has only a small scar on his face from being shot almost point blank with a 9mm. The bone around the area where he was shot is very strong, but eggshell thin. Whether it was the angle, a malfunctioning cartridge or whatever, he has only a small scar from some thug shooting him in the face. He must be one of the luckiest people living.
I am not sure how to assess this situation from a tactical standpoint, but I think it is pretty apparent that if BGs are willing to risk robbing a place when people are home then you have an incredibly dangerous situation on your hands.
The BG covering those in his living room took a step toward him, and shot my friend’s buddy in the head with a 9mm, while he, almost at the same moment shot the BG in the stomach with the 22. The BG in the bedroom heard the shots and ran from the back room out the front door. The BG shot by the 22, made it to the front door, took two steps outside and fell to the ground dead.
Now the part that was unbelievable to me is that my friend’s buddy has only a small scar on his face from being shot almost point blank with a 9mm. The bone around the area where he was shot is very strong, but eggshell thin. Whether it was the angle, a malfunctioning cartridge or whatever, he has only a small scar from some thug shooting him in the face. He must be one of the luckiest people living.
I am not sure how to assess this situation from a tactical standpoint, but I think it is pretty apparent that if BGs are willing to risk robbing a place when people are home then you have an incredibly dangerous situation on your hands.