aggiehawg said:

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979 Area Code? Familiar with that one.

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Apparently it's in Needville near Pearland. I happen to see it on Facebook. I hadn't even noticed the area code.

annie88 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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979 Area Code? Familiar with that one.

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Apparently it's in Needville near Pearland. I happen to see it on Facebook. I hadn't even noticed the area code.

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And still in 979 area code?

aggiehawg said:

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annie88 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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979 Area Code? Familiar with that one.

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Apparently it's in Needville near Pearland. I happen to see it on Facebook. I hadn't even noticed the area code.

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And still in 979 area code?

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Yep. Needville is in Fort Bend County about 10 miles south of Richmond/Rosenberg. I drove by that place yesterday.

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justcallmeharry said:

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Dear Lord. pic.twitter.com/kIZPBfvPf5

— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) July 23, 2022

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I try to be civil to people but every time I hear her speak I can't help but think - what a dips***. It is truly unnerving that she's next in line to the Presidency.

captkirk said:

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I'm a novice at gun knowledge--isn't this more a function of the choice of bullet? Like hollow point or something shot out of a handgun could have the same/similar result??

captkirk said:

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Seems like kinzie should be closer to 8 or 9 amirite??

ravingfans said:

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captkirk said:

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I'm a novice at gun knowledge--isn't this more a function of the choice of bullet? Like hollow point or something shot out of a handgun could have the same/similar result??

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Yes and no. It is more of a function of the caliber and type of bullet, correct. And of course the reason why blaming the "AR-15" for all the damage caused is idiotic. The same round fired from a bolt action with the same/similar barrel length has the same result.

However to your last question, the same bullet shot out of a longer barrel (rifle) will likely have a higher velocity and more energy than a shorter barrel (pistol). That too, depends on the caliber and how long a barrel it needs to reach max velocity, but is an accurate general rule.