Voodoo keeps his pace up as he gets Hector's attention and points at a squat hut near one end of the campsite. It's one of those old campground bathrooms - the ones a step up from a portashitter, but still missing some trappings of civilization. Those White Legs are keeping awfully quiet - and he doesn't think it's because they've been spooked off.
You know all those movies where our hero stands in front of a door as they dramatically kick the lock in? Makes for good cinematography. Also makes for short life expectancy. First, it puts you off balance. Second, there's a reason they call doorways "the fatal funnel". Guys who know what they're doing stand with their back to the wall and give that lock a nice mule kick instead.
The door never had a chance - the lock's a century past its prime, and Voodoo moves in quickly, carbine up as he sweeps each of the stalls.
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Date: 2015-11-10 10:28 pm (UTC)Voodoo keeps his pace up as he gets Hector's attention and points at a squat hut near one end of the campsite. It's one of those old campground bathrooms - the ones a step up from a portashitter, but still missing some trappings of civilization. Those White Legs are keeping awfully quiet - and he doesn't think it's because they've been spooked off.
You know all those movies where our hero stands in front of a door as they dramatically kick the lock in? Makes for good cinematography. Also makes for short life expectancy. First, it puts you off balance. Second, there's a reason they call doorways "the fatal funnel". Guys who know what they're doing stand with their back to the wall and give that lock a nice mule kick instead.
The door never had a chance - the lock's a century past its prime, and Voodoo moves in quickly, carbine up as he sweeps each of the stalls.