Is it possible to slap a bullet

About an hour after Mohammed was shot in the head at short range by an Israel Defense Forces soldier or a Border Policeman , his now-better-known cousin, Ahed Tamimi , went to the yard of her house and tried to forcibly expel the two soldiers who had invaded her turf, while the camera rolled. People in her family relate that Ahed, 16, burst into tears when she heard that her cousin had been shot and was in serious condition.

From the window of her home at the edge of Nabi Saleh, a small village near Ramallah, you can see the stone wall that surrounds the luxurious building, under construction, that Mohammed climbed in order to get a view of the soldiers who were still inside. At that point he was shot in the head with one bullet from a distance of a few meters, and fell bleeding to the ground from a height of three meters nearly 10 feet.

Now Ahed is in detention and Mohammed is recovering from his shattering head wound. He speaks softly, occasionally runs his hand across the scars on his head, lies down from time to time on the sofa to rest. His father, Fadel, is a taxi driver; his mother, Imtisal, a homemaker. Last year, he spent three months in an Israeli prison. He wanted to get dressed before being taken to prison; the soldiers initially refused but then consented, he says now.

He was taken to the Etzion police facility for interrogation, which took place without the presence of a lawyer, as the law stipulates. After all, what does the law have to do with the interrogation of a year-old as he was then Palestinian boy?

Nor did anyone tell him that he had the right to remain silent. At some point, the interrogators also wanted to get him to sign a form written in Hebrew. Since he does not speak the language, he refused. Tamimi was released two days later, as by then he had already been incarcerated for three months. Routine procedure. Mohammed was released on July What did you find hardest in jail, we ask. The hardest thing for him, he says, was not being able to fall asleep at night for worrying about his family.

Sharef, his year-old brother, and their father, too, have been arrested quite often and also injured. In , for example, a few people who introduced themselves as employees of the Electric Corporation arrived at their home.

It was during the day. They locked everyone in the house in one room. The soldiers waited for him. Sharef was sentenced to two months in prison. Now he wants to lie down to rest a little again. Most of the land of Nabi Saleh either was plundered in order to build the settlement of Halamish, on the other side of the road, or simply cannot be accessed because of the presence of the settlement.

In the past three months, the hand of the Israeli security forces has become even heavier in the village. Sometimes the soldiers shut the yellow iron gate to the village, so that residents are unable to reach the main road. They do this most frequently in the early morning hours, when the workers head for their jobs, the patients for treatment and the students for school.

Friday, December 15, was another unquiet day in Nabi Saleh. It was a week after U. As on every Friday, a protest march was set to take place. There were five or six youths. Mohammed and a friend shouted to them: We see you!

The soldiers hurled tear-gas grenades at them. In the meantime, the marchers were drawing closer. Mohammed Tamimi approached the wall of the building, then climbed it. User Info: Fluffles The second poster is correct, but he doesn't answer your question. The only rifle I have personal experience with that does this is the M16A2, but the A3 and A4 series would have the same effect, as well as the M4 series of rifles. The reason they're slapping the side of the rifle is because when you empty the rifle and a magazine is left in the weapon, the bolt locks back.

Then you swap out the magazines, and slapping the side of the weapon triggers a switch that sends the bolt forward. That's the only way to send the bolt forward if it's locked back in place. Oh, wow that's pretty cool. I love the slapping animation on the L85A2 : Thanks for the response! User Info: Chobitts I believe he's talking about the M16 and M4, how they slap the left side of the gun after performing a reload.

There's a "slide release" on the side. It's the equivalent of "pulling back a spring" with out the "pulling back" part. User Info: Hambone Te M has it also.

As does its variants the M27 and M "This pork-infused femur speaks everything but the truth! User Info: IamChaCha. Yes, they're actually slapping a button or trigger on the side of the gun. This is the case in the guns listed. However the backhand animation given to the UMP isn't to press any buttons or notches; it is for disciplinary reasons. If Jimmy's mom had four children, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, what is the fourth ones name?

It's hard to believe the magazine doesn't fall out or the firing pin doesn't break on that gun. The guy is more gentle with the L86 for some reason though, just rubbing the bolt release. User Info: DesertZero. IamChaCha posted That's not true.

It's the "HK slap" and it's to ready a round in the chamber after it's emptied. Most games ignore the empty reload. I agree. I'm a sucker for cool reload animations. I like the pistol reload animations better in BC2. More topics from this board How do I get past BF-3 Comrades?

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