Thank you, thank you, thank you one and all.
In this case, the technobabble is delivered in an embarrassed schoolgirl rush. That it's technobabble is really the point. I just don't want it to be stupid technobabble.
'Internal Ballistics' I picked up off wikipedia, but that sentence is out of character anyway and is already gone.
SIG's Web site says that in .40 their magazine holds 14 rounds, but the gun on the table is an undefined (so far) 9mm. Kate (I imagine) shoots an x-five because she likes the metal to go where she intends it, but it's not in the dialog anywhere.
Thanks to previous feedback, I'm leaving the trigger alone. I see that the last thing you want to experience is a new trigger pull when **** is going down.
The hitting high reference might be important. My assumption was that the higher-pressure cartridge would cause more muzzle flip and therefore a higher strike. I'd like to clarify that, because it comes back later.
Schmidt is pretty much a 'take the gun and the ammo they hand you' kind of guy. He practices as much as is required, but it's not part of his life. Whatever agency he works for (I've managed to avoid anything specific so far) is not bound by borders within Europe. If I need help pining down what agency that might be, I know where to come.
Once more, thanks.
In this case, the technobabble is delivered in an embarrassed schoolgirl rush. That it's technobabble is really the point. I just don't want it to be stupid technobabble.
'Internal Ballistics' I picked up off wikipedia, but that sentence is out of character anyway and is already gone.
SIG's Web site says that in .40 their magazine holds 14 rounds, but the gun on the table is an undefined (so far) 9mm. Kate (I imagine) shoots an x-five because she likes the metal to go where she intends it, but it's not in the dialog anywhere.
Thanks to previous feedback, I'm leaving the trigger alone. I see that the last thing you want to experience is a new trigger pull when **** is going down.
The hitting high reference might be important. My assumption was that the higher-pressure cartridge would cause more muzzle flip and therefore a higher strike. I'd like to clarify that, because it comes back later.
Schmidt is pretty much a 'take the gun and the ammo they hand you' kind of guy. He practices as much as is required, but it's not part of his life. Whatever agency he works for (I've managed to avoid anything specific so far) is not bound by borders within Europe. If I need help pining down what agency that might be, I know where to come.
Once more, thanks.