We wore the same equipment we'd use for combat. Shot the same weapons we'd use for combat. Cause it wasn't at a school or whatever you're trying to say. It was a unit run range day. During qualification you don't move, correct, but you still have stress shoots and days in the MOUT village. All using the same equipment. On LE patrols, as I was an MP, I had two vertical mags with rounds down, facing behind me on my left side. Working patrols in rain and snow (Germany) never a wet round. I know this cause we had to load and unload all 45 rounds before and after shift.

Cause I was going to say that most people don't put their rounds up. I don't know that I've ever put a mag in my pocket with rounds facing up. Not in my IBA, iotv, duty belt, or pants pocket. Also that it'd take a lot more than a splash to get the 2nd or even the 3rd round wet. When I ran ranges for my unit in the winter, it'd happen to magazines that laid in the snow or heavy rain, but not if they stayed in the soldiers vest or pocket.

Have you personally tried this?

DNA Reports:

The report has the following “AGENCY CASE#:”: CFS12-00 704 597 (WDMCS) CFS12-00 711 626 (WDMCS) CFS12-00 705 354 (EDMCS) 12-17618 (OCME) 12-17626 (OCME)

Laboratory Case #: ID12-002105

Supplemental DNA Reports, swab various areas of the murder weapon found at the Lanza home. 22cal. rifle. Other items swabbed include an envelope and adhesive side of the stamp, an XMAS card and the interior and exterior door handles of the car found at the crime scene.

Swabs compared to ‘known’ blood of Nancy Lanza and a liver swab from a person allegedly being Adam Lanza. Both Adam and Nancy Lanza are eliminated as contributors to the DNA found from trigger of rifle, pistol grip of rifle and shoulder stock of rifle.

Supposed DNA mixture of Adam Lanza’s DNA on Forearm of rifle. How could there be more than one persons DNA found at the crime scene, when according to the official report Adam Lanza acted alone?

January 7th 2013: A hit was obtained with the convicted offender DNA profile from the New York state police investigation center on the letter intended for the young kids of Sandy Hook Elementary school.

Envelope was said to be sent from Peter Lanza. No DNA match from any of the Lanza’s, only DNA match of unknown convicted felon, who supposedly licked the envelope shut.

Amended supplemental DNA Report Six

Report include all weapons and magazines Lanza allegedly carried in the school. Lauren Rousseau's DNA found on pistol grip of rifle, shoulder stock of rifle, feed area inside of mag, Glock magazine, 9mm magazine, P-mag magazine, and 13 cartridges. Of the 27 results found in this report all but three are mixtures. The only unredacted DNA source that is listed alone is that of principle Dawn Hochsprung. Result #18. The results are consistent with D. Hochsprung (Item 01 02) being the source profile from Item #59-S1 (swabbing - 10mm Auto cartridge). Adam Lanza’s DNA was eliminated as a contributor to 59-S1. He was also eliminated as a contributor to DNA found on stock area and forearm of shotgun as well as the shotgun shells and various magazines/cartridges.

The shotgun was found in the trunk of the Honda Civic. The Honda Civics interior and exterior door handles were swabbed but once again Lanza’s DNA was not found.

It is understandable that body fluids of victims could come in to contact with the weapons carried by the murderer. However, it stretches credibility when that same DNA is found on bullets inside of a loaded magazine.