I think reasonable people with shooting exoerience would agree that the angle in which you'd have to fire a bullet into the air and have it be deadly upon impact to someone on the ground would more constitute intentional harm or damage because it's realistically a much lower angle than you may imagine.
Are you just a self proclaimed internet genius?
I own several firearms and shoot thousands of rounds a year. It is indeed fact that shooting guns into the air can be fatal. Unless you can hold the gun in a perfect 90 degree angle the bullet will not start to tumble on it's on axis.
Confirmed: Firing a Gun into the Air Can Kill Someone - Adam Clark Estes - The Atlantic Wire
Celebratory gunfire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You can talk out your butt all you want but the data doesn't agree with what you say. I have personally seen bullet holes in 24 ga. metal roofs in Houston, TX that I had to have crews repair because the owner complained of a leak. Needless to say we were shocked to find bullets in the roof! It takes a lot of force to puncture completely through 24 ga. (.024") 50ksi steel.
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