[TexasGunLover]

So the differences in sound from the cabbie video. The “close-sounding” shots and the “far-sounding” shots. You think that comes from the same guy firing out of the two different windows?

I hear different firearms, fired, separately, with the echo of the round being fired, and it striking (mainly flesh), but also other impacts.

In my evaluation, I do not hear simultaneous fire of multiple weapons, but rather the discharge and echos.

[caligatrux]

Interesting. I’m really glad to get some input from someone with experience in this. This is the cab video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5wtLXiqwHQ

I hear “close” shots at the 3 second mark, with echoes.

Then I hear “far” shots at about the 45 second mark, with no “close” shot before it to make it an echo. Camera in the same position, no change in location.

Then, the “close” shots again at about 1:09.

The sound changes as that 1:09 series of shots continues on, because the cab begins moving at that point. Someone might argue that is the sound of two different guns overlapping, but I think the change in sound there is because the cab moves and the camera/mic moves. Nevertheless, the sound doesn’t drop back down to the level of the 45 second “far” shots.

In your opinion, that difference in sound between the 3 second mark and the 45 second mark is from different guns?