>>9788153 (PB)

I've given a fair amount of thought to that situation. I live halfway up a hill. Depending on the size of the crowd, I might start pulling the trigger while they are still at the bottom. I have a binary trigger on a .308 ... I could probably keep them at the bottom of the hill for a few minutes.

Their actual leaders are usually in the 2nd or 3rd row, so I'd start there. No gender or color preferences.

For a smaller group, I'd have waited until the first one stepped off the sidewalk. I'd would probably have permitted the second one to retrieve the body. After that, no more free passes.

>>9788007 (PB)

Their lake cottage. They're having it repainted.

>>9787456 (PB)

He's a little out of shape, but otherwise okay. Karen needs a few hours on the range with someone who can teach her. My honest guess is that she has never fired any pistol. Once she does, she'll never hold it like that again.

>>9788755 (PB)

Data is promising but, without deaths and new infections, is seriously incomplete.

>>9789286

Is it 100 feet or 300? Inquiring minds want to know. A shotgun is not generally used from an entire football field away. Even with slugs, it's "iffy".

And if the parachute never deploys? That would mean that the electrodes would activate INSIDE the target (judging from the size of the projectile, the electrodes would be moot). Good-bye "non-lethal".

I'm pretty sure that this would probably suit the Marine infantry just fine. ;-] )