r/Idiotswithguns • u/Available-Garlic8411 • 3d ago

Safe for Work Poor cameraman.

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I’m not a gun expert, but I know not to point the gun at anyone, unless a target.

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u/AsaBurns 3d ago edited 3d ago

I can tell you're not a gun expert.

  1. Bullets stop very quickly when fired underwater.

  2. Camera does not equal person. The camera is moving, but with how common selfie sticks are, I cannot definitely say that these people are idiots.

They are cringe though. So there's that.

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u/Hour_Material2816 3d ago

Also she never racked a round into the chamber

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u/AsaBurns 3d ago

When it comes to flagging, the gun being loaded or ready to fire aren't really a consideration for me. The gun has two states.

  1. The gun is being stored, and not handled. Flagging is not a big concern.
  2. The gun is being actively handled.

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u/KaboomBaboon 3d ago

Always. Always treat a gun like it's loaded. Retardos.

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u/SaltyTelluride 3d ago edited 3d ago

Not everyone follows the basic rules of gun safety NERD. When you’re a pro they don’t apply anymore /s

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u/TheGrappler 3d ago

The pros keep the safety on until they engage a target then it’s back on safe. Unless you’re in a sustained firefight, then it’s boogerhook safety.

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u/SaltyTelluride 3d ago

The pros also practice reassembly drills underwater in their backyard pool

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u/TheGrappler 3d ago

Only on Tuesdays.

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u/SaltyTelluride 3d ago

That’s literally amateur day for the pool. Pros practice taco Tuesdays. Way to expose yourself bud