Idiots..

 

I wonder what range that was..

That'll leave a mark.

That'll leave a mark.

 

 

It'll buff right out

If you can't set an example for others to follow, at least be a lesson for others to learn from.

 

Moron.

I highly doubt that's a Glock 18. Probably a 17 with the sear filed down.

I highly doubt that's a Glock 18. Probably a 17 with the sear filed down.

 

It has a selector switch so its either a legit conversion or an actual 18. Why do you doubt it? In america, dealers can get whats called a post sample. Cheap MGs, post 86 is possible this way too. Only downside is it is not transferable between individuals.

Duct tape on hand and re-load

It has a selector switch so its either a legit conversion or an actual 18. Why do you doubt it? In america, dealers can get whats called a post sample. Cheap MGs, post 86 is possible this way too. Only downside is it is not transferable between individuals.

 

I didn't see any selector switch.

I didn't see any selector switch.

 

Neither did I, but the guy said "Its on semi" and then reaches and clicks something. The selector is pretty low profile on those thats why you cant see it (Assuming I am right)

True. I wasn't really listening to the audio though. That guy had a horrible grip anyway.

The company on his shirt is in Florida. Im assuming a range down there but could be anywhere.

 

 

Idiots..

 

I wonder what range that was..

I'm surprised at how calm he was.

OK. I watched this a few times. How the hell did that happen?

OK. I watched this a few times. How the hell did that happen?

The forward assist slipped off, recoil put his assist

hand in the line of fire.

I wonder why there was no obvious powder & muzzleflash burns at the POI,

especially from a point blank wound?

Looked like it punched a perfectly cylindrical hole

straight threw.

The forward assist slipped off, recoil put his assist

hand in the line of fire.

+1 He was probably pushing forward with his left hand instead of pulling back or pulling down.

 

I can't see anything! Someone post it please.

That had to hurt!

I'm surprised at how calm he was.

 

Shock and awe appear before pain...

I wonder why there was no obvious powder & muzzleflash burns at the POI,

 

This! No one thought to secure the gun either?

A few weeks ago I watched a guy shoot himself in the hand with a .45. Lucky for him it was the edge. He said it really didnt hurt until the next day.

A few weeks ago I watched a guy shoot himself in the hand with a .45. Lucky for him it was the edge. He said it really didnt hurt until the next day.

How did that happen?

No brain, no pain.

If you can't set an example for others to follow, at least be a lesson for others to learn from.

 

Moron.

Well said

This! No one thought to secure the gun either?

He still had the gun, what was laying on the ground was the forward assist.

How did that happen?

i think there's only 2 possible reasons. carelessness or stupidity.

He still had the gun, what was laying on the ground was the forward assist.

Yes.

i think there's only 2 possible reasons. carelessness or stupidity.

I meant the guy who shot himself with the .45.

it looks like he broke the fwd assist and his hand was in the firing line. Am I wrong?