Hi everyone,
I have a question that i will ask in a bit. First, i'll tell you a little information.
Yesterday someone shot a pellet gun at my living room window.
I have the type of windows that slide sideways (2 inside windows and 2 outside windows). Each window is 43" high and 18" wide. The hole is 9.5" from the bottom of the window frame and 2.5" from the side of the window frame. So, let's say the lower, left hand corner (from the inside looking out).
I have that sticky paper that gives your window a frosted appearance covering the entire window.
From the outside, the hole is perfectly round with no shattering or splintering of glass.
From the inside, the round hole is surrounded by what looks like a "funnel" and there is shattered glass that splinters off when touched.
The sticky paper, where the hole is, was not only punctured but there is no more sticky paper where the shattered "funel-type" hole is. The inside window was not hit, and i did not find a pellet between the two windows.
Q. Can anyone tell me how far away you think the person was who made the shot?
Q. Is it possible that the pellet did that damage and then bounced off the window?
I called the police to look at the hole, and the "bullet specialist" told me that the pellet DID NOT come from outside. He said it must have been fired at thewindow from inside of my living room.
I said that's NOT possible because i don't own a pellet gun and it must have come from outside. He said i was wrong.
Q. Can any of you gun enthusiasts offer an opinion as to whether the shot was made from outside, or is the cop right?
Please note: I don't have a pellet gun. I didn't even open the inside window since the beginning of December, so no one from inside could have fired at the window.
If the shot came from inside, it must have been shot by the landlord when i wasn't home as he has an extra key. The landlord's friend lives downstairs from me and he got a fine recently for letting his dog bark when there is a city bylaw stating that barking dogs are not allowed to bother the neighbors.
I think the downstairs neighbor's son may have shot at my window because i think his father received a $148.00 fine for the barking dog offense. I think it's revenge.
Thanks for your expertise. I hope someone can answer the questions.
Merry Christmas,
Robbie D
I have a question that i will ask in a bit. First, i'll tell you a little information.
Yesterday someone shot a pellet gun at my living room window.
I have the type of windows that slide sideways (2 inside windows and 2 outside windows). Each window is 43" high and 18" wide. The hole is 9.5" from the bottom of the window frame and 2.5" from the side of the window frame. So, let's say the lower, left hand corner (from the inside looking out).
I have that sticky paper that gives your window a frosted appearance covering the entire window.
From the outside, the hole is perfectly round with no shattering or splintering of glass.
From the inside, the round hole is surrounded by what looks like a "funnel" and there is shattered glass that splinters off when touched.
The sticky paper, where the hole is, was not only punctured but there is no more sticky paper where the shattered "funel-type" hole is. The inside window was not hit, and i did not find a pellet between the two windows.
Q. Can anyone tell me how far away you think the person was who made the shot?
Q. Is it possible that the pellet did that damage and then bounced off the window?
I called the police to look at the hole, and the "bullet specialist" told me that the pellet DID NOT come from outside. He said it must have been fired at thewindow from inside of my living room.
I said that's NOT possible because i don't own a pellet gun and it must have come from outside. He said i was wrong.
Q. Can any of you gun enthusiasts offer an opinion as to whether the shot was made from outside, or is the cop right?
Please note: I don't have a pellet gun. I didn't even open the inside window since the beginning of December, so no one from inside could have fired at the window.
If the shot came from inside, it must have been shot by the landlord when i wasn't home as he has an extra key. The landlord's friend lives downstairs from me and he got a fine recently for letting his dog bark when there is a city bylaw stating that barking dogs are not allowed to bother the neighbors.
I think the downstairs neighbor's son may have shot at my window because i think his father received a $148.00 fine for the barking dog offense. I think it's revenge.
Thanks for your expertise. I hope someone can answer the questions.
Merry Christmas,
Robbie D