Vigilant “Victoria’s Secret” Spectre will do your accounting and give you advice on shotguns manipulation:
Like watching loud paint dry. I stand by what I said about buying these guys a helicopter if I ever win Powerball… these vids need to be kicked up several notches.
5:27 – A full on head muzzle sweep apparently took place. Oh that’s right, in Victoria’s Spectre the punishment for that is LOL’ing and 10 terrible looking pushups. What a rough and tumble gang of operator misfits.
Wait a minute… what’s written on his right hand in the suit parts of the vid?
Ah yea VS knows what’s up!… that’s definitely the formula to a mention on ENDO.
Thoughts? Are you learning anything from these guys? Operational effectiveness increase off the charts since you tuned in?
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17 responses to “Tactical Tube Loading As A Way Of Life With A Shotgun”
If anything Im learning what NOT to do. I would rather breech load every shell and fire than sit there for 10-15 seconds reloading my entire tube while squatting in the open like a tool. Thats just asking for your prey to escape, or in a non hunting situation, asking to get shot.
You just mad that you aint as operator
PLEASE buy a nice dress shirt that actually fits. Someone let this fella into the world of shotgun speed loaders…. for the same reason you dont walk around with a bag of 5.56 and reload only one mag every time you shoot it dry.
Fatboy looks like a 9th grader wearing one of his father’s shirts to a High School dance. Learn how to dress properly you tard!
Nothing at all…
They remind me of the stupid kids I see in the LGS, I work behind the counter and had a great one yesterday. There were 3 stupid kids looking at a Beretta 92, and as every operator knows if you push on the front of any pistol you can push it out of battery. Well this kid being an elite member of Seal Team Derp points the pistol directly at his friends chest and precedes to tell him how the Beretta may be more prone to this. His buddy looks at him like “what the hell”. To which he replies, “well it isn’t loaded”.
I had something similar happen while working the range counter at a shop I worked at. There were a group of 3 Hispanic gentlemen, 2 teenagers and an adult. The adult spoke english, and was in the process of reading the range rules verbatim in Spanish to the kids he was with, when one takes his older companion’s 10mm semi-auto S&W (not sure what model, something like the 1006?) and points it DIRECTLY at the other kid’s head and PULLS THE TRIGGER! I had a tiny bit of poo squirt out of my butt as I had turned around after grabbing some eye and ear pro. Thankfully the gun wasn’t loaded. I was aghast, and muttered “I’m not letting you guys shoot here, please leave.” as my manager was going berserk from across the room, on the verge of a heart attack.
WTF?! That’s ridiculous.
Whoa, some people *smh*.
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Well, they do demonstrate exactly why “muzzle up” is less safe than “muzzle down”.
I love watching a bunch of guys with side saddles fumble with loading shells from their pockets. Big props to the guy running the Nova with 11 shells hanging off it and STILL being the slowest one.
On the plus side, the OP (for lack of a better term) DID keep his shotgun shouldered when firing multiple rounds. Nice job.
To be fair the shitty intro pointed out they were not using the saddle so they had to find and orient the shells for each load to purposefully slow them down.
None of them can handle a shotgun for shit though.
Ah…that helps. Needless to say, I skipped that part. “Ain nobody got time fo dat.”
I literally LOL’d throughout this whole video!
You went full retard, man. Never go full retard
lol “maximize derp”