This contains a sassy Raccoon who likes guns. Enough said:
Looks like it will be entertaining enough. Special effects are so crazy now.
In theaters July 31st. Are you planning on seeing it?
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With an Aimpoint red dot:
haha the best part of this is the way Larry was hovering his sunglasses off his nose at the beginning, and secondly his adlibs. YEEEEEAAAHHHHH”, “DAMN SKIPPY”, “THAT’S WHAT I’M TALKIN BOUT”, “YEAAAAAAAH. GOIN’ TO SIX DAWG”.
I really thought he would shit a brick when he hit at 600 yards, but he didn’t.
5:24 – “Obviously the LAV can still get it done”. haha this guy.
Thoughts? Do you run just a red dot, a red dot with flip out magnification, or a low power scope on your battle rifle?
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He was feeling lonely so he fabricated a drill
From the YouTube description:
The reel drill is applied under a specific set of conditions where 2 operators must provide continuous fire towards a threat in a narrow/confined space such as a corridor. The movement allows for one operator to efficiently and clearly remove himself from the line of fire using after his weapon has gone dry while allowing for the rear operator an immediate line of sight towards the threat. This drill simulates the need to provide continuous fire from 2 operators – alternatively, if both operators fired at the same it could create a delay in continuous fire due to both having to reload. The drill also provides a shield for the operator who is reloading. Do not try this advanced drill on your own at home.
Nothing like getting a gun pointed at your head/back too (0:17 pictured below). Oh right I forgot, these guys are operational pros therefore immune to “accidents”.
Whatever you do guys, heed the warning and don’t attempt it until you have a YouTube channel with at least 27358 subscribers, and a foreign accent.
This guy MUST have an ammo sponsor by now.
Thoughts?
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This looks cool. Reminds me a lot of Police Quest SWAT 2 which I used to play. Obviously being 2014, this game is far more advanced and with better graphics though.
More info on the Door Kickers website. Available on Steam for $15.
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For the Ruger Charger:
Interesting how even with 3D printers being relatively new, people are able to do this and have a working modern semi-automatic firearm.
I’m sure once more people get ahold of the 3D file for this, it will be a popular one.
To bad .22 LR ammo couldn’t be printed, am I right guys? :P That joke was seriously made dozens of times in the comments on each version of this video.
So much .22 LR available on this post though apparently. I get emails from people weekly too, it’s mind boggling.
Thoughts?
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Directed by UCLA film grad student Benjamin Afrmann:
On January 12, 1998, a dashcam mounted on a Laurens County, Georgia Sheriff’s Dept. police car captured an altercation between Deputy Kyle Dinkheller and Andrew Howard Brannan. Their encounter quickly escalated from a routine traffic stop to Brannan’s execution-style murder of Dinkheller
Full story over at VICE Motherboard.
Powerful video. I remember when that happened.
When I first saw it was going to be a POV video I thought it would be lame, but it was actually really well done. Definitely an accurate reflection of what we can see of the original dashboard cam video below:
According to the wikipedia page I linked above, as of August 2013, Andrew Brannan is still incarcerated in Georgia, has not been executed, and is appealing his conviction. haha oh the justice system. Classic stuff right there. Maybe some more care, time, and money should be spent to rehabilitate Andrew Brannan and release him back into society? *eye roll* I’m sure some people would love to see that rather than making the poor guy suffer anymore. *smh*
Thoughts?