How NOT to handle a loaded firearm-from the Expert

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RoyGBiv wrote:Saw that first video a while ago. Truly cringeworthy.
The follow-ups are new to me.... All I can say is OMG. :shock:

Dude's out of his cranium. Insane in the membrane. :mrgreen:
The sad part is that I think he believes himself.

I hope that no one else does.
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I'm never going to get that time back and I didn't even get to see him shoot himself in the foot...
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Wow... I wanted to keep watching thinking it would be comical but i had to stop after 4 minutes.
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He starts out by saying, "I got a regular shirt on..."

That is NOT a regular shirt!....lol
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Mrs. JMRA yelled at my iPad for half of the video before leaving the room. She can only take so much stupid (and I give her enough already).
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"You come In to my house, this is what's gonna welcome you. My tactical AK"

Bahahahahaaaaa! Omg! This guy is something else. My girlfriend stared at the screen, jaw wide open.
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jmra wrote:Mrs. JMRA yelled at my iPad for half of the video before leaving the room. She can only take so much stupid (and I give her enough already).
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What? Isn't that how all us knuckle dragging NRA gun-nuts do it? :headscratch



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That is a parody and my sense of humor is just broken, right? Please.........
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My hands were sweating the whole time waiting for the pop. Somehow I knew this was going to be Florida before he ever mentioned it.
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If anyone is on twitter, follow @_FloridaMan...it is a channel that highlights all the news stories that begin"A Florida man..."
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I feel sorry for him.

I.Q. in double digits - what do you expect?

Simpletons like guns too.
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Abraham wrote:I feel sorry for him.

I.Q. in double digits - what do you expect?

Simpletons like guns too.
I'm sure it's just a matter of time before this genius permanently removes himself from the population.
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Had to stop watching when the genius did "the spin"! The only consolation is that he doesn't carry with a round in the chamber. I feel sorry for any innocent bystanders around him when he is carrying. :banghead:
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You may want to stay clear of him!
Truly unbelievable.
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