` ::::Nice try ) Your claim of a ``misleading`` image caption is itself predicated upon your blatant misrepresentation of the English language. You asserted that ``Apparently`` mean ``probably`` and ``it's apparent``.Now, please review the definition of ``apparently``. I'll give you credit for at least attempting to describe meaning 1 (though your sense of the term is not altogether accurate), and for providing the uselessly circular definition ``it's apparent`` (for the etymologically challenged, it seems.) However, particular attention should be directed to meaning 2 of ``apparently``: ``Seemingly; in appearance only.`` On the basis of the claims by the source that ``Hasan used an FN Herstal 5.7 tactical pistol`` and ``A second gun found was a 357 Magnum Smith and Wesson revolver, but it is not yet clear if Hasan used the weapon during the shooting,`` it is quite reasonable to write that the FN Five-seven was ``apparently the only model of handgun discharged by the attacker,`` once the full sense of the adverb is understood.   `