When he first started out I was an upperclassman, and the mockery was how he was holding himself out as being this super genius despite having a baby face

The carotid artery is the one artery you can't stop the bleed

That's what arterial bleeding looks like, and why I keep a tourniquet on my person

like it's pretty obvious his *family* is MAGA, but how many socialist furries do you know whose parents *aren't* boomercons

My guess *and this is a guess* is that the shooter probably chose this rifle because someone in the family acquired it before the passage of the Gun Control Act and thus would be an untraceable weapon

My grandpa used a sporterized Mauser 98 for shooting deer. After the war. The market was just flooded with them. I don't think it's indicative of anything and frankly they are very good rifles

we are experiencing a major breach of Order, and the media is following it's instincts

high powered is an extremely technical term that goes over most people's heads: it just means a center-fire rifle cartridge, as opposed to a low powered rimfire or pistol round. In this case it's .30-06, the single most common chambering for rifles in the US for a century

it was a sporterized mauser bolt action of the kind in my dad's cabinet

I think the shooter was aiming center mass. My wild mass guessing is that the shooter, being a normie civilian decided to use the 300m zero because "that's what the Army uses" and was holding slightly above center mass

my fiance, literally the first time she ever held a rifle, was shooting 2 MOA groups after about 15 rounds. The fundamentals of marksmanship are not hard. Stress can be simulated.

300m zero POI at 200m if you're holding slightly above center of mass is going to hit the neck.