'Dog the Bounty Hunter' made me Laugh

[Blind Bat]

'Dog the Bounty Hunter' is on the tube right now. I'm not sure what the episode is about but when I started watching he was rummaging through some guys trash. He pulls a FMJ round out of the trash and says, "I just found a 9mm case in the trash. These are cop killers right here."

The camera pans over to the trash and there is one round (in tact) and a BLAZER BRASS box!!! Sure any bullet can kill but calling Blazer Brass a "Cop Killer!" My side still hurts from laughing so hard.

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[SteveCase]

go with christ brahh. this is bear mace, I dont want to mace you brahh. dog the big bad dog

 

[Mags]

Actually a FMJ round is more likely to penetrate light armor than a HP but I doubt a standard 9mm load has the power to do it.

 

[mljdeckard]

Duane "Dog" "I don't carry a gun and I don't believe in killing but it has nothing to with the fact that I did time for homicide and I'm therefore prohibited from possessing a gun anyway" Chapman?

 

[essayons21]

Isn't that guy an ex-con himself? Maybe as a prohibited person he's just jealous.

 

[kingpin008]

And this is on topic how?

 

[essayons21]

A discussion regarding pop culture (mis)representation of ammunition is not on-topic?

 

[hirundo82]

Isn't that guy an ex-con himself? Maybe as a prohibited person he's just jealous.

As a convicted felon he committed a federal felony by picking up a round of ("possessing") ammunition.

 

[Hold My Own]

LOL! I remember that episode. He was so dramatic with it, too. I always say one of these days, he's gonna run up on the wrong guy with those "mase paintball guns" drawn and it won't end too well.


This is off topic, but I feel the need to share another laugh.

But Dog isn't as bad as the guys on Crime 360. Some kid was murdered with an AK-47 variant, and the police had found some other kid with an SKS with a folding stock and plastic furniture and taken it in.

They test fired the SKS to compare it to the round they found at the scene of the crime and they had no idea why the rounds didn't come to match. Like the fact that they weren't two completely different guns didn't matter.

The NJ Police department needs to get their act together if that's how they handle business.