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mrmegadeth99 — 9 years ago(September 22, 2016 07:50 PM)

How did the wet gun that wouldn't fire any bullets a few mins earlier shoot and kill Ben when Julie fired it?

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Being wet had nothing to do with it not firing. Gun's don't stop working just because they're wet. It would suck for marines, soldiers, and Navy SEALs if they did. It just simply didn't have a bullet in that particular chamber, for whatever reason.

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A woman's touch?

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