How Did Trump Shooter Shoot That Fast?! SUPER SUSPICIOUS!!

Published on July 29, 2024
Duration: 1:00

This video analyzes the shooting speed of a suspect, specifically focusing on split times between shots. The instructor breaks down the perceived rapid fire into measurable intervals, demonstrating that the suspect's rate of fire was not exceptionally fast and fell within achievable human limits, debunking claims of suspicious speed.

Quick Summary

Analyzing shooting speed involves measuring split times, the intervals between consecutive shots. The video demonstrates that the Trump shooter's rate of fire, with split times averaging around 0.19 seconds, was not suspiciously fast and fell within achievable human limits.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Suspicious Shooting Speed?
  2. 00:10Analyzing Split Times
  3. 00:37Instructor's Demonstration
  4. 00:48Conclusion: Not Suspicious

Frequently Asked Questions

How can you determine if a shooter's rate of fire is unusually fast?

You can determine if a shooter's rate of fire is unusually fast by analyzing their split times, which is the time interval between consecutive shots. Precise measurement of these intervals can reveal if the speed is within humanly achievable limits or exceeds known records.

What is considered a fast split time in shooting?

While 'fast' is relative, split times below 0.20 seconds are generally considered very fast for most shooters. The instructor in the video demonstrates achievable split times as low as 0.13 seconds with a stock trigger, suggesting that rates perceived as 'suspicious' might be within this range.

Was the Trump shooter's rate of fire actually suspicious?

According to the analysis in the video, the Trump shooter's rate of fire was not considered suspicious. The calculated average split time was 0.19 seconds, and the instructor demonstrated achieving even faster times, indicating the speed was within achievable human capabilities.

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