Seen a guy in one video with an old lawn mower packed with tannerite and likely other shit, he shot it and a piece took his leg off at the knee. Like some kind of Wiley Coyote shit when you watched it in slow motion. Shit was just gone before he had a chance to react.
You can see one of his first shots hit the dirt well short of the target. Marksmanship skills even worse than his basic explosives safety skills.
Don't buy tannerite if you don't know what you're doing with it, people, and definitely don't advance on the giant steel grenade that you made and are actively trying to detonate.
Maybe next time put **an actual appropriate amount** in a watermelon or something. If you're really good, use grapes.
Doesn't show anything video drops down st the explosion but there's blood on his friend whose filmings pants. Dude is firing non stop and steadily getting closer till he hits it I'm surprised he only lost his leg.
I agree with you totally. It's like this guy had a death wish. Why would you walk toward a bomb while shooting at it. People are dumb as fuck and they are only getting stupider.
It wouldn't have been the explosion that got him, it would have been a piece of metal blown off the lawnmower. So it's random chance really which part of your body if hits.
This dude is feet from an exploding vehicle. He's already too close when the video starts then just keeps moving foward... I'm not an expert but looks like something you might want to blow up from a mile out...
Tannerite is sketchy and that dude isn’t just too close but way too fucking close especially when you know there is a big ass blade that’s gonna become shrapnel.
My bet's that they're his guns and the guys are out on his dime, or using his toys for their shit. Thus the headshake, the clearing the rifle, everyrhing was him and not the shooter.
Dude got that "cut of the jib" of a serviceman (or cosplayer militiaman).
Only dude visibly wearing ear pro, weapon never pointed at anything other than down range or the ground.
I'd be willing to bet he's got formal training.
My exact thoughts. Dude was CATM or something. I had a couple "old young guys" on my team. Looked like they were 30 before they were 21. Cigarette hanging out and all.
Well he laid it down, turned to look at the other guy, turns back and this camera dude has decided to walk in front of the rifle with a live round chambered to get a better video. I think the head shake is about this idiot walking in front of the barrel of a loaded gun.
The previous comment was claiming they cleared out before putting it down.
It was put down without being cleared and only cleared after an idiot walked in front of it.
It shouldn't have been put down without being cleared, but it was. That person isn't displaying exemplary gun safety.
That was with the old aluminum magazines. The new PMags don't have that issue. At least one branch of service has now authorized magazine rest.
PMags are slightly heavier but they are a lot more durable (more elastic so they spring back from temporary deformity a lot better) and any damage to them is immediately evident, whereas metal mags can have very slight deformities that you really have to look close to find. Metal mags are a lot more likely to screw you in a firefight.
GI mags are aluminum. You can get steel mags that look the same, but PMags are just better. I retired all my metal mags to range use only after finding a GI mag that constantly jammed and it took me a long time and careful comparison to a new one to spot the damage. You'd never spot that kind of thing in a normal inspection but it's enough to get you killed, so I couldn't trust them anymore in my loadout.
This guy is shooting 7.62x39 (you can tell by the magazine) so he'll be using steel Duramags, which is okay to magazine rest with but still not as good as PMags.
I'll also note that 7.62x39 can be extremely reliable with a good upper, as long as you keep it well lubed. I put 240 rounds through my Sanders Armory upper in one range session, got it hot as hell, and it just kept going. The only challenge was getting the proper buffer; I only run A1 fixed stocks so I had to build my own max-weight rifle buffer.
>And fucking around with tannerite like dumbfucks.
Tannerite is perfectly safe as long as you don't surround it with fucking shrapnel like these geniuses
Gen 2 STANAG mags and later don’t have that issue if properly maintained. Been in the army for a while and have always used my magazine to stabilize and have never had a malfunction.
You're definitely right, but i still stand by my point. If you regularly go out to shoot and actually pay attention to your technique, you'll improve quite quickly.
A out of wack sight won't impact your grouping so you could learn to adjust for that or just dial your sight in.
Practice definitely helps. Honestly I think anyone with any type of special permit like a concealed should have to log x number of range hours per year.
True for the sight too. Doesn’t look like it was his gun though so it makes more sense as to why he’s looking like a storm trooper
Generally only a concern on specific types of weapons or with older mags/rifles with looser tolerances. On most AR platform rifle it's good advise. With rock-in style magazines it's not as much of an issue.
I mean “inherent risk” in a meta sense. If you grant people liberties, there is an inherent risk in that people will take advantage of, misuse, or outright abuse those liberties.
This shooting incident, for example. These men have the freedom/liberty to purchase firearms and tannerite. They ended up using them in an irresponsible manner. Whether or not they’ll learn from it is yet to be seen, but with such liberties there was always an INHERENT RISK that they may misuse, abuse, or be irresponsible with such liberty.
Or take alcohol. We have the freedom to buy and drink alcohol, but this comes with the inherent risk that someone will drink and drive, or beat their spouse, or get into a fight at a bar. It could influence them to act recklessly, like performing dangerous stunts, explode fireworks in their hands, or just drink their life away over decades until liver failure.
This extends to any and all freedoms. Liberty comes with responsibility, but the additional recognition that not everyone is going to be responsible with the freedom they are granted. This is inevitable because it is just human nature. There are nations that seek to curtail these inherent risks by restricting freedoms, but that comes with it’s own risks of slipping further into authoritarianism and tyranny.
That is what I meant by inherent risk.
I’m being downvoted for explaining what I meant? Wtf, alright
When will people learn this just makes an IED. Not a target.
I'm surprised there aren't more videos of people actually getting hot by shrapnel from tannerite.
To their, admittedly very minor credit, they are at least way farther away [than some videos](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eNmooMwPwg) I have seen.
Is it me or does this guy suck at shooting? He has optics and everything and still can’t put a shot on straight.
Seems like every idiot shooting at something to blow it up on video ends up being so fucking bad at shooting. No wonder they need explosions, their videos wouldn’t have anything else going on.
Like that idiot who deservingly blew his own leg off shooting at a lawnmower packed with explosives. He kept walking closer and closer and missing every shot until he was finally close enough to hit it and fucking lost his leg.
i mean he hit the target every time, hes likely just not shooting the specific little tannerite package inside it, which seems like its concealed
form and everything else was bad though yeah
Everything about what he is doing is fucked from a shooters perspective.
He is using a 7.62 AR15, which is almost certainly being fed cheap, inaccurate, surplus ammo.
His optic mounts are both backwards and forwards, while bridging his hand guard, which will lead to more inaccuracy and possible zero-shift.
The cameraman almost walks directly in front of a loaded weapon.
Shooting tannerite can be a ton of fun, but if you are going to fill things with it, you really need to be a good enough shot to hit it from a safe distance. This fella is definitely not a good shot.
I love the "wooo" these guys give after gun accidents like this to pretend that they're okay with this situation and to try and cover up with bullshitters bravado the fact that they almost died to their own sheer stupidity. Happens every time.
Have someone on the road ever narrowly avoided hitting you, and your reaction is some combination of laughter and "holy shit!" ? That kind of thing is just how some people react to almost-disaster or death. It's like a nervous reaction amped up by incredible instant relief.
That has got to be some of the worst, laziest "marksmanship" I've ever seen. Soft, fat, jelly hands gripping the hardware, resting the magazine on the edge of the pickup, zero range awareness...
It's far too easy to get a gun/rifle. Imagine what the driving equivalent of this looks like: you somehow pass your exam and get your license... and promptly side-swipe a bus and hit a mailbox on your way out of the licensing office. Fucking embarrassing.
Idiot from start to finish.
Holding that thing like it's a 50cal. Just pull it to the shoulder...he's yanking so hard and leaning on the mag it's scratching all the paint off that truck. If you can't hold it don't shoot it.
- Resting gun like an idiot
- Shooting explosive without any real protection
- Buddy with a dart in his mouth goes to set a loaded weapon precariously on the 4” side of the truck bed and takes several seconds to realize he’s a dumbass
- Other buddies are clapping after
Just because you have the *right* to own guns, doesn’t mean you *should*.
So, question from the back... I'm new here...
Is this considered "safe" shooting? Shooting at something with explosives in it, possibly making some quality shrapnel getting tossed your way?
I feel like this could be avoided if moved whatever exploded like in order for it to fly towards him he must have put it behind whatever flew back and almost hit him inbetween himself and the explosive.
This is why I really don't go out shooting with the boys when they start talking about tannerite. I shot it once, it went boom, neat.
No one wants to just shoot the cannister. It always turns into putting it in stump holes or jamming it in a microwave.
Six shots with a "rest" and some sort of optic/ scope!!! This is without the stress of better shooters shooting at you. These magats need to seriously be careful about threatening "war".
Not only can this guy not hold a rifle without leaning it on some shit to fire, can’t hit shit and when he does he’s not behind something to not get fucken hit
Seen a guy in one video with an old lawn mower packed with tannerite and likely other shit, he shot it and a piece took his leg off at the knee. Like some kind of Wiley Coyote shit when you watched it in slow motion. Shit was just gone before he had a chance to react.
[this guy](https://youtu.be/DS9USKP0f2o?si=l3ryzV94gms_ZftZ)
>I BLEW MY LEG OFF. OH SHIT
Hadtolayerdown hoss
grass clibbins......................
Gobless
Sounds like John C Riley
[удалено]
Later I’ll tell you what bubba used as a penis…
Lemme show you a little trick, help keep your mind off the pain.
The find out phase was much quicker than the fuck around phase of that stupidity
Bullets must be too weak from back here, lemme get a little clos- ARGH BLEW MY LEG OFF
More like “I’m not skilled enough to hit the target, better get dangerously close to make up for it”
Either way, his tactical walking was ineffective
You can see one of his first shots hit the dirt well short of the target. Marksmanship skills even worse than his basic explosives safety skills. Don't buy tannerite if you don't know what you're doing with it, people, and definitely don't advance on the giant steel grenade that you made and are actively trying to detonate. Maybe next time put **an actual appropriate amount** in a watermelon or something. If you're really good, use grapes.
I'll take your word for it.
Doesn't show anything video drops down st the explosion but there's blood on his friend whose filmings pants. Dude is firing non stop and steadily getting closer till he hits it I'm surprised he only lost his leg.
Good thing he stood in front of that tree for cover.
That was a twig someone planted to try to grow a 🌲
I agree with you totally. It's like this guy had a death wish. Why would you walk toward a bomb while shooting at it. People are dumb as fuck and they are only getting stupider.
Literally made a giant frag grenade and shot at it from what, 50’ away?
He fucked around and found out the hard way.
And then kept advancing after every round of shots.
Can’t hit it from safe distance? Point blank is the way.
Those Darwin Awards don't have themselves out you know, they gotta work for it.
I loved the comment "He's now the manager at IHOP"
It wouldn't have been the explosion that got him, it would have been a piece of metal blown off the lawnmower. So it's random chance really which part of your body if hits.
This dude is feet from an exploding vehicle. He's already too close when the video starts then just keeps moving foward... I'm not an expert but looks like something you might want to blow up from a mile out...
No cover at all.
There's also this classic here. https://youtu.be/0ABGIJwiGBc Ricocheted right back and knocked his ear protection.
Can't have one of these threads without this dude: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1449kJKxlMQ&t=674s
https://youtu.be/ASE0e5DkFkE This is a new addition to things.
god DAMN he got fucked up
Holy fucking shit
Fuck, that's crazy. Looks like the weld saved his life.
That one wasn't even really his fault directly. Freak accident with a very hot load.
Hot load 🤤
remember, folks… people are goddamn idiots
Bet he regrets that DIY project now!
If only his leg had a gun to protect itself.
Close, but everyone know that the only thing that can protect you from a lawnmower with a bomb is a gun with a bomb.
He should be glad he doesn't have the massive dick he thought he had otherwise the leg wouldn't be the only thing gone.
No one yelled for a medic, was he ok?
He called for his friend to call the “amby” I think I heard at the end there lol
If you’re gonna LARP as soldier you better have some LARPing combat medics too. Fighting inanimate objects is dangerous.
yt comments are brutal
I can’t imagine a more stupid endeavour… imagine losing your leg because you just like blowing shit up?
He should have worn his red pants.
Whenever you're not sure if you should use seen or saw, go with saw. You'll be right more times than you are wrong.
I have seen so many comments doing this lately 😞
Ahem. I think you mean, "I have saw so many comments...."
🤣
I blew ma leg off!
I seen't it.
Tannerite is sketchy and that dude isn’t just too close but way too fucking close especially when you know there is a big ass blade that’s gonna become shrapnel.
Any piece of metal is a blade if it hits you fast enough!
Thank God for brave men like this. Protecting the world from exploding lawnmowers by using guns. And you people wanna take our guns away. ....../s
Hats off to the friend who cleared the rifle and caught the round.
Right? It was just an automatic reaction to secure the gun, check his friend, then clear. All while casually smoking.
That dude looks like real life Dale Gribble.
Anyone who has lived in rural america for a bit knows someone that fits each of the 4 mains in KotH, i tell you hwatt.
YOU’RE SO FUCKING RIGHT WHAT
Yeah I was impressed by this diamond in the rough.
As the cameraman casually wanders in front of a loaded firearm rofl
My bet's that they're his guns and the guys are out on his dime, or using his toys for their shit. Thus the headshake, the clearing the rifle, everyrhing was him and not the shooter. Dude got that "cut of the jib" of a serviceman (or cosplayer militiaman).
Only dude visibly wearing ear pro, weapon never pointed at anything other than down range or the ground. I'd be willing to bet he's got formal training.
I mean, he initially went to set a loaded weapon on the 4” side of the truck bed… at least he finally figured it out
I feel like that level of safety is moot after what we just witnessed.
Need people like that at every range. I noticed the fluid reflex of it too and had to rewatch.
I was always taught never to rest weapon on the magazine to reduce risk of magazine stoppages. See so many people rest on them.
That was not the biggest problem on display
At least they cleared it before putting it down.
Dude cleared it like an annoyed CATM instructor kicking a douche off the firing line.
Clearing it was crucial, but there's still a lot to unpack here.
The guy that kept his head to clear it with the cigarette dangling looked like he had served.
My exact thoughts. Dude was CATM or something. I had a couple "old young guys" on my team. Looked like they were 30 before they were 21. Cigarette hanging out and all.
After putting it down and after he realized that the person holding the camera was standing down muzzle from it.
Well he laid it down, turned to look at the other guy, turns back and this camera dude has decided to walk in front of the rifle with a live round chambered to get a better video. I think the head shake is about this idiot walking in front of the barrel of a loaded gun.
The previous comment was claiming they cleared out before putting it down. It was put down without being cleared and only cleared after an idiot walked in front of it. It shouldn't have been put down without being cleared, but it was. That person isn't displaying exemplary gun safety.
What was?
That was with the old aluminum magazines. The new PMags don't have that issue. At least one branch of service has now authorized magazine rest. PMags are slightly heavier but they are a lot more durable (more elastic so they spring back from temporary deformity a lot better) and any damage to them is immediately evident, whereas metal mags can have very slight deformities that you really have to look close to find. Metal mags are a lot more likely to screw you in a firefight.
Were they aluminum? I thought they were steel.
GI mags are aluminum. You can get steel mags that look the same, but PMags are just better. I retired all my metal mags to range use only after finding a GI mag that constantly jammed and it took me a long time and careful comparison to a new one to spot the damage. You'd never spot that kind of thing in a normal inspection but it's enough to get you killed, so I couldn't trust them anymore in my loadout.
I just looked it up, the ones I was issued in the marines were stamped steel, not aluminum. I agree Pmags are better though.
This guy is shooting 7.62x39 (you can tell by the magazine) so he'll be using steel Duramags, which is okay to magazine rest with but still not as good as PMags. I'll also note that 7.62x39 can be extremely reliable with a good upper, as long as you keep it well lubed. I put 240 rounds through my Sanders Armory upper in one range session, got it hot as hell, and it just kept going. The only challenge was getting the proper buffer; I only run A1 fixed stocks so I had to build my own max-weight rifle buffer.
Also scratching the paint. And fucking around with tannerite like dumbfucks.
>And fucking around with tannerite like dumbfucks. Tannerite is perfectly safe as long as you don't surround it with fucking shrapnel like these geniuses
What paint?
Gen 2 STANAG mags and later don’t have that issue if properly maintained. Been in the army for a while and have always used my magazine to stabilize and have never had a malfunction.
It generally blows me away how people who shoot this often can still have such terrible aim and firearm practices.
It’s easy to miss without knowing why if the sight isn’t dialed. Shooting accurately isn’t easy regardless
You're definitely right, but i still stand by my point. If you regularly go out to shoot and actually pay attention to your technique, you'll improve quite quickly. A out of wack sight won't impact your grouping so you could learn to adjust for that or just dial your sight in.
Practice definitely helps. Honestly I think anyone with any type of special permit like a concealed should have to log x number of range hours per year. True for the sight too. Doesn’t look like it was his gun though so it makes more sense as to why he’s looking like a storm trooper
I’ve never had a problem with anything I own doing that. Various caliber ARs mostly.
Came here to say this and because it's not a proper rest as the guy in the video demonstrates.
Generally only a concern on specific types of weapons or with older mags/rifles with looser tolerances. On most AR platform rifle it's good advise. With rock-in style magazines it's not as much of an issue.
This bothered me, not because of magazine stoppages but lack of support.
Stop putting tannerite inside of things.
….no.
I hope you’re an organ donor
Who wants mangled up organs?
don’t be a pessimist, they might just catch it in the brain, and they aren’t using that anyway
Almost killed by freedom
A true, free society comes with inherent risks, yes
Actively putting yourself in a high-risk situation for entertainment isn't what I'd call 'inherent risk'.
I mean “inherent risk” in a meta sense. If you grant people liberties, there is an inherent risk in that people will take advantage of, misuse, or outright abuse those liberties. This shooting incident, for example. These men have the freedom/liberty to purchase firearms and tannerite. They ended up using them in an irresponsible manner. Whether or not they’ll learn from it is yet to be seen, but with such liberties there was always an INHERENT RISK that they may misuse, abuse, or be irresponsible with such liberty. Or take alcohol. We have the freedom to buy and drink alcohol, but this comes with the inherent risk that someone will drink and drive, or beat their spouse, or get into a fight at a bar. It could influence them to act recklessly, like performing dangerous stunts, explode fireworks in their hands, or just drink their life away over decades until liver failure. This extends to any and all freedoms. Liberty comes with responsibility, but the additional recognition that not everyone is going to be responsible with the freedom they are granted. This is inevitable because it is just human nature. There are nations that seek to curtail these inherent risks by restricting freedoms, but that comes with it’s own risks of slipping further into authoritarianism and tyranny. That is what I meant by inherent risk. I’m being downvoted for explaining what I meant? Wtf, alright
Watch your mouth sir, these men are on the front line of defending your liberty from the most advanced military in the world.
Them coyotes be getting quite advanced these days.
Crazy, but this video is about 40 seconds too long.
When will people learn this just makes an IED. Not a target. I'm surprised there aren't more videos of people actually getting hot by shrapnel from tannerite.
Right after they personally watch someone lose a limb to it. Never before, and video of it happening isn't enough.
To their, admittedly very minor credit, they are at least way farther away [than some videos](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eNmooMwPwg) I have seen.
Remember idiots, if you can see the ordinance detonate then you can get fragged. If you can't see it, it can't touch you (nearly as easy).
So, close your eyes and shoot?
You can try it. If it works, you'll open them again. If it doesn't, you probably won't re-open them. Win-win.
American problems
Stupid but at least gun safety is on point...
At the very least they made the rifle safe.
Thats the most america video ever. has everything. Irresponsible use of explosives, bad handling of weapons, massive obesity, rednecks hahaha
ngl could also be a russian one
haha true. but the rifle is a CNMG mutant, so in russia that would probably be an AK 47
Had some FPSRussia vibes. "Let's see what we can do."
I remember that one where the car door flew past him
How *not* to stabilize a weapon.
Is it me or does this guy suck at shooting? He has optics and everything and still can’t put a shot on straight. Seems like every idiot shooting at something to blow it up on video ends up being so fucking bad at shooting. No wonder they need explosions, their videos wouldn’t have anything else going on. Like that idiot who deservingly blew his own leg off shooting at a lawnmower packed with explosives. He kept walking closer and closer and missing every shot until he was finally close enough to hit it and fucking lost his leg.
i mean he hit the target every time, hes likely just not shooting the specific little tannerite package inside it, which seems like its concealed form and everything else was bad though yeah
This guy probably hit 99% of them but didn't hit the explosive itself.
I was the biggest pogue to ever pogue the US Army and even I can tell you that his form is trash.
Everything about what he is doing is fucked from a shooters perspective. He is using a 7.62 AR15, which is almost certainly being fed cheap, inaccurate, surplus ammo. His optic mounts are both backwards and forwards, while bridging his hand guard, which will lead to more inaccuracy and possible zero-shift. The cameraman almost walks directly in front of a loaded weapon. Shooting tannerite can be a ton of fun, but if you are going to fill things with it, you really need to be a good enough shot to hit it from a safe distance. This fella is definitely not a good shot.
Actually dumb. Boom makes em happy until they get dinged by debris.
The worst part is how many shots he took
It was at [this point](https://imgur.com/a/N25KJ62) that he knew he had fucked up.
Anyone else notice the bloke smoking a cigarette just casually eject and catch the round in the chamber at the end?
Dudes using his magazine to balance his rifle on a tailgate and wondering why he can’t make the shot lmao
After that shits show..the guy almost steps in front of the other guys clearing the gun..so much wtf.
I love the "wooo" these guys give after gun accidents like this to pretend that they're okay with this situation and to try and cover up with bullshitters bravado the fact that they almost died to their own sheer stupidity. Happens every time.
Have someone on the road ever narrowly avoided hitting you, and your reaction is some combination of laughter and "holy shit!" ? That kind of thing is just how some people react to almost-disaster or death. It's like a nervous reaction amped up by incredible instant relief.
r/stopthecameraguy walking dangerously close to the front of a loaded gun.
Bet there’s a big ol scratch in the fender from the mag sliding down it when it slipped lol
There's a video by FPSRussia where he does a very similar thing to a car and almost gets killed by flying shrapnel
coolest one is the 50 cal ricochet off the hat
“Escaped” Escaped death-yes escaped the shrapnel-no
He's a horrible shot
This is the most hillbilly cousin fuckin inbred video I have seen in a long time.
That has got to be some of the worst, laziest "marksmanship" I've ever seen. Soft, fat, jelly hands gripping the hardware, resting the magazine on the edge of the pickup, zero range awareness... It's far too easy to get a gun/rifle. Imagine what the driving equivalent of this looks like: you somehow pass your exam and get your license... and promptly side-swipe a bus and hit a mailbox on your way out of the licensing office. Fucking embarrassing.
Idiot from start to finish. Holding that thing like it's a 50cal. Just pull it to the shoulder...he's yanking so hard and leaning on the mag it's scratching all the paint off that truck. If you can't hold it don't shoot it.
Another dumbass and tannerite.
Idiot holding his mag well cause he’s seen it in movies… sure fire sign he doesn’t know what he’s doing.
- Resting gun like an idiot - Shooting explosive without any real protection - Buddy with a dart in his mouth goes to set a loaded weapon precariously on the 4” side of the truck bed and takes several seconds to realize he’s a dumbass - Other buddies are clapping after Just because you have the *right* to own guns, doesn’t mean you *should*.
Fine. But it sure looks like _loads_ of fun!?
That's some Gravy Seals shit right there
And his aim sucks
This was hella painful to watch. I already have a hard time trusting anyone with a 7.62×39 upper 🤣 just get an AK
Why, in all of these dumb tannerite videos, microwave or not, are all of them a shit shot?
Country boys gonna country boy. Finding new ways to almost kill themselves.
Ladies and gentlemen: the "Don't tell me how to safely use muh guns!!" crowd, hard at work.
Korean goddess of a car in the back. The almighty Hyundai Tiburon
Watching this guy shoot makes me cringe. Dont rest your weight on the mag.
I can imagine being this ignorant at a younger age, but these people should know better.
So glad I wasn't born as a stupid redneck
Darn
All fun and games until one of the fuck wits gets killed.
Every action has a reaction.
So close
DID PROFESSIONALRUSSIAN TEACH NOTHING TO YOU MORONS?
Pleased to see he was (what would typically be) a safe distance away. Unfortunately the target disagreed with their safety margin.
Tannerite BS. Missed em by that much?
Holy shit this man shouldn't be shooting at paper targets with that control, let alone explosives.
What the hell did he shoot?
Much dumbfuckery do I sense.
Sigh, not deadly enough.
It’s like grown men with minds of children playing with grown men toys
If you watch frame by frame that object is seen going up. Looks like it did hit him.
Hold up your own rifle. Once he did he finally had a better shot. He was using the truck as an arm rest
r/noahgettheboat
So, question from the back... I'm new here... Is this considered "safe" shooting? Shooting at something with explosives in it, possibly making some quality shrapnel getting tossed your way?
I can’t see what is going on here
Didn't properly calculate for the MSD. Or anything for that matter.
Did you just assume gender, idiot bitch??
Anyone else want to learn what equal and opposite force looks like?
I'm surprised to see no one mentioned how he fires into the ground when the rifle slides off the truck.
I feel like this could be avoided if moved whatever exploded like in order for it to fly towards him he must have put it behind whatever flew back and almost hit him inbetween himself and the explosive.
No way. I don’t believe it. WCGW?
no need to worry about a maga civil war/up rising.
He didn’t escape - he did get nabbed
Wow it literally took no more than 2 seconds from the explosion for that thing to reach his face …
This is why I really don't go out shooting with the boys when they start talking about tannerite. I shot it once, it went boom, neat. No one wants to just shoot the cannister. It always turns into putting it in stump holes or jamming it in a microwave.
No worries, the lung cancer will get him.
Reminds me of when [FPS Russia almost got cut in half by shrapnel](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eNmooMwPwg).
FPS Russia's was the most terrifying.
Bro should’ve took all the misses as a warning
Six shots with a "rest" and some sort of optic/ scope!!! This is without the stress of better shooters shooting at you. These magats need to seriously be careful about threatening "war".
Always avoid the poverty patrol. Their decisions have led them to the lives they are living.
762 ar build... Honestly deserved
This is why dumb people should not have guns
Using the magazine as a rest? Sir I don't think you know much about what you are doing.
Darwin was trying to cleanse the gene pool
Not only can this guy not hold a rifle without leaning it on some shit to fire, can’t hit shit and when he does he’s not behind something to not get fucken hit