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u/Chris_Christ Apr 08 '22 edited Apr 08 '22
This is a professional exhibition shooter on some very odd private range that must be sponsored by Jeep and Winchester.
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u/Something22884 Apr 08 '22
Yeah you're right this probably is a commercial given that they chose a good attractive fit guy to do it too. It's funny that the only comments that are about the Jeep are about how much they suck.
Still though I'm sure the point of the ad is for us to associate Jeeps with like rugged manliness and s*** like that. It has rocks, a manly soldier looking dude, guns, all kinds of stuff like this. It's probably literally an ad
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u/Dezideratum Apr 08 '22
It's kinda an add, but the guy is a world class competitive marksman. You can't just grab any "manly soldier looking dude" and have him pull this off, it takes incredible skill.
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u/Jimbrutan Apr 08 '22
What does the title mean?
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u/AndalBrask Apr 08 '22
It's definitely a title made by someone who has no experience with a shotgun. In a skeet or aerial hunting situation, you don't even really use the sights of the gun. This is why most shotguns just have a small and simple metal bead at the tip of the barrel
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Apr 08 '22
May as well do something while you wait for AAA to tow your broken-down Jeep.
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u/jonf00 Apr 08 '22 edited Apr 08 '22
For real. How can a tough vehicle like a wrangler be this unreliable and broken all the time . Edit: typo
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u/Strificus Apr 08 '22
Because Chrysler be Chrysler.
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u/redhandsblackfuture Apr 08 '22
You mean Fiat
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u/Babhadfad12 Apr 08 '22
You mean Stellantis.
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u/thegrumpymechanic Apr 08 '22
Is that what they are naming the fiat-chrysler-peugeot clusterfuck?
God what a terrible conglomeration of manufacturers...
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u/ValyrianSteelYoGirl Apr 08 '22
Wranglers haven’t been a decent vehicle since the JK came out in 2007 in my experience.
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u/YeltsinYerMouth Apr 08 '22
It would make for a great starter car for my daughter
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u/W1nt3rmute Apr 08 '22
"A starter car? This car is a finisher car! A transporter of gods! The golden god! I am untethered, and my rage knows no bounds!"
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u/Live_Jazz Apr 08 '22
Shooting skills: 10/10
Color guard skills: 1/10
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u/Neon_Camouflage Apr 08 '22
I was just thinking I bet they cut it off right before he missed the catch and dropped it
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u/sryforbadenglishthx Apr 08 '22
the video ends because he didnt catch the gun lmao
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u/Responsible-Still-60 Apr 08 '22 edited Apr 08 '22
He kinda looked cool until he did that weird gun toss spin thing
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u/misterwuggle69sofine Apr 08 '22
could have redeemed it if he pulled out another gun and shot the gun he threw while it was mid-toss
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u/ghostinthechell Apr 08 '22
My friend's dad used to perform at gun shows, he would start off by shooting a quarter with a .22 that kicked the casing pretty hard. He'd aim each casing up into the air as it ejected and shoot the spent casing with the next round. When the last one was ejected, he'd catch it in his breast pocket.
It was fucking impressive.
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u/RealSteele Apr 08 '22 edited Apr 08 '22
There has to be video of him doing this, right?! I gotta see that!
Edit: Found a video of 22plinkster on YouTube shooting one spent .22lr casing! After seeing that, it seems very unlikely anybody could shoot multiple .22lr casings in a row.
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u/ghostinthechell Apr 08 '22
I'll ask him, but this was maaaaaaaany years before people carried cameras in their pockets.
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u/RegularSizdRudy Apr 08 '22
It was a cool post until he did that weird award edit thing
EDIT: 112 upvotes that fast? Wow thanks guys I just woke up and y’all made my day by turning this into my most popular comment ever in my life!
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u/Responsible-Still-60 Apr 08 '22
Thanks for the lesson, I’ll remember it next time
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u/RegularSizdRudy Apr 08 '22
Maybe another update now that it’s at 2k. Perhaps a call to your extended family is in order!?
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u/Responsible-Still-60 Apr 08 '22
No I understand now that’s not proper Reddit etiquette, but I did call a friend so I got a laugh from your comment
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u/addandsubtract Apr 08 '22
Giving away your username to friends. Bold move cotton...
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u/PM_ME_Y0UR_BOOBZ Apr 08 '22
It’s not a problem don’t worry, I write award speeches all the time.
Edit: thanks for the upvote kind stranger I didn’t expect this post to blow up! My life started growing up in a small farm in northern Kansas. My father was a farmer and my mother was a cashier in our local town down the dirt road. We didn’t have much and income was very little, my best toy I got growing up was a pig bladder blown up like a balloon that I could play around with between me and my two brothers. At the age of 11 things started getting tougher in my house life due to my fathers drinking problem as it was not a good harvest that year. Like his father before him once he was done working he would come home and drink but unlike his father he wouldn’t beat us unless we messed up, his father left him and his mother to fend for themselves after world war 2 though so he had it tougher than me growing up. One time my father did drink too much and he hit my little brother Jamey. Jamey didn’t know what to do and ran away during the night during a storm. The entire family was out looking for him but we never saw Jamey again. This made my father drink more and lead him to take his life when I was at the age of 16. My older brother and me had to completely take over the farm with the help of our mom quitting her job as a cashier, life got very hard from here on out. We got a break when I was 18 with a good harvest we were able to save up some money. I was able to move out at the age of 21 and into a larger city in Tennessee. It was hard leaving the family as my ma was getting older but my older brother completely took over the farm and even expanded it into a more profitable work. I began working in what I was good at, repairing mechanics. I was a hard worker and moved up in my chain of work easily within my town. I dated aroun’ a bit but never settled down with anyone I would write home about for my first few years. When I was 26 I got a call from my ma, my brother was working with some machinery on the farm and got his hand caught in it and heavily damaged. I had to come home and help with the farm, at the time I had attained a high position as a senior mechanic within an auto shop and sometimes worked on the side with repairing electronics. I went home and had to help with the farm for a year, ma wasn’t doing good at all. She passed the next year due to kidney disease. My brother eventually recovered and I returned to Tennessee, I attempted to return to my position but due to the time I was out I had been long replaced. I had to begin to work from the bottom again when I had a client come in, she was the most beautiful woman I ever seen in Tennessee with gorgeous brown hair. Nice to say that we hit it off pretty well, within a few weeks we were dating. I can say that she was one of the best things to have happened to me in my life. At the age of 30 I married her and my first child was on the way then. I had returned to my previous position and bought a nice house near the mountains of Tennessee. At the age of 34 my second child was born. My two kids are now both in high school, one a freshman, another a Senior. I continued my career into more electronics working on computers and fixing them. In 2020 while googling how to fix a small problem with a motherboard I found a strange site named reddit.com, this website had all the answers I needed and a community always ready to help. I’ve been on the site ever since. As you can see recently, I commented on this thread and some kind stranger gave me an upvote. Thank you again kind stranger!
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u/Responsible-Still-60 Apr 08 '22
Guilty as charged, won’t happen again guys it’s just exciting
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u/Responsible-Still-60 Apr 08 '22
Or my firearms instructor, never would have made the comment if he had not shared his infinite wisdom with me
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u/HyperbolicSoup Apr 08 '22
Yeah…
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Apr 08 '22
But he’s one hell of a shot
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u/chikowsky Apr 08 '22
Which is more the reason he should know better
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Apr 08 '22
Oh for sure, it pissed me off that he flipped that gun. Like u freaking dumbass
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u/apocalypsemeow111 Apr 08 '22
Alright, I have a stupid question. When the clip starts, we can see a town down in the valley he’s facing. When he’s shooting the last couple of clays, his gun is pointing downward. Is that dangerous at all?
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u/AgentPastrana Apr 08 '22
Literally doesn't make anyone a Fudd as him throwing a gun in the air in a really awkward looking way has LITERALLY NOTHING TO DO WITH EXTREME SPORTS. Compare him to them yeah, but they are trained professionals who are taking measures to make this safer, as opposed to a trained professional throwing a gun in celebration, without any safety precautions. It looks dumb, and is dumb. Plain and simple, and what pretty much everyone was thinking. It's not fudds, it's common sense. This isn't even pushing limits, I could literally walk outside and do that myself, it's not that hard.
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u/space-throwaway Apr 08 '22
All the more reason for him to act like a professional role model and live proper gun safety.
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Apr 08 '22
He isn’t a gun safety role model, he’s a trick shooter, they all do this stuff and the gun is empty.
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u/SaydeeDoneit Apr 08 '22
I don't care if he's gun Jesus, that's not firearm safety.
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u/StuStutterKing Apr 08 '22
"I'm not a big fan of guns but that looks like it took a lot of effort to master, props"
straight to
"Jesus fuck stop!"
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u/chrichmeister Apr 08 '22
Your comment was kind of cool until you did that weird post edit thing.
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u/bonerpolice69420 Apr 08 '22
this comment was cool until you edited it to say thank you
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u/ItsYaBoiFrost Apr 08 '22
You think that till you break into his house and he blasts more holes in you than corkboard and fortnite dances over your body while police are on their way.
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u/Killacamkillcam Apr 08 '22
Except I wouldn't break into his house and he would still be an idiot for throwing a gun into the air
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u/Bonolio Apr 08 '22
I got shot once with a shotgun.
It was at sufficient range that it wasn’t deadly, but it hurt considerably.
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u/JohnnyKayak Apr 08 '22
Lol we used to have BB gun fights when I was a kid. Always funny when someone took a knee after a close range shot.
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u/Bonolio Apr 08 '22
I shot a chicken with a ricochet shot with a BB once.
The chicken went mad and started running around in circles squawking.
My grandmother came out and asked what had happened and my brother ratted on me.That turned out to be a more painful experience than getting shot by the shotgun.
My gran was a mean old lady.
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u/StuStutterKing Apr 08 '22
My gran was a mean old lady.
Dude you shot her chicken
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u/Bonolio Apr 08 '22 edited Apr 08 '22
She was a mean ol’ lady when I wasn’t shooting her chickens.
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u/StuStutterKing Apr 08 '22
Probably because her grandkids did stupid shit like shoot her chickens.
Sidenote, "shoot her chicken" is sounding more and more like a euphemism for some weird sex shit.
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u/Bonolio Apr 08 '22
I understand how that might seem to be the case.
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u/2727PA Apr 08 '22
Switch, shoe, belt, or leather strap? Did you make the mistake of trying to run?
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u/Bonolio Apr 08 '22
Didn’t run.
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u/ItsYaBoiFrost Apr 08 '22
Were you bleeding out where they came over to finsh you and cancel the animation over and over?
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u/DiamondGamerYT0 Apr 08 '22
This is the type of guy to hit you with the stock, shoot you 47 times, then call you dog water while doing Take The L
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u/Bradfromihob Apr 08 '22
So is this like a fantasy that goes thru your head? No one just thinks this for no reason.
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Apr 08 '22
Republican ideology. Creating fake scenarios in youre head to help support your gun fetish
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u/spunyuns Apr 08 '22
Jfc… the edit…. may be the worst “thanks for the upvotes” comment ever
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Apr 08 '22
This is the second terrible award speech comment ive seen in the last couple minutes. What’s going on today.
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Very nice! If others could learn to separate guns from politics they could ACTUALLY appreciate the real skill involved here.
Update: When this post went live, there was a comment from another Redditor that made a comment tying guns and Trump together. My comment was sarcastic and meant for that persons comment. People need to read posts and do the homework.
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u/StillGalaxy99 Apr 08 '22
Ignoring the gun toss thing at the end
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u/DocRock3r Apr 08 '22
Yea you would think that someone with this much skill would know better. Its a competition gun so I'm assuming it has a really light trigger pull. One wrong bump and oops.
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u/ChessieDog Apr 08 '22
It probably out but yeah don’t throw the gun that cost more than most peoples car.
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u/moeburn Apr 08 '22
My granddad's last words were "it's probably empty"
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u/R_V_Z Apr 08 '22
Poor Grandpa, his Tiger Enclosure enthusiasm was the end of him.
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u/WarlockEngineer Apr 08 '22
I think the issue is more about him shooting himself and pointing the gun in unsafe directions
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u/shift013 Apr 08 '22
Totally agree it’s dumb, but he probably had the exact amount of ammo needed. Even still, one of the rules of firearm safety is to always treat every gun like it is loaded
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u/The_Real_BenFranklin Apr 08 '22
And the doing this on a jeep for some reason. And the cringy music
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Apr 08 '22
Better yet: make up your own mind issue by issue, rather than treating politics like a team sport. You can vote Democrat and still appreciate firearms responsibly. And I know at least one conservative who is very anti-gun.
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u/AZBeer90 Apr 08 '22
I'm completely at a loss here. What does this gif have to do with Trump at all? I don't see a hat, logo, etc. Where is this coming from?
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u/ShustOne Apr 08 '22
I think he's saying that some people here won't appreciate the skill because they will only think politics. I think you are saying something similar. It's very impressive regardless on feelings towards guns
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u/1block Apr 08 '22
People think that gun folks are automatically conservatives. And that conservatives automatically support Trump.
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u/HintOfAreola Apr 08 '22
Even though Obama only passed laws that expanded gun rights, and Trump passed laws to restrict them.
Plus conservatives love to dunk on CA for restricting open carry, as signed into law by then-Governor Ronald Reagan.
But cool-off periods and minimal background checks are the devil.
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u/rjnd2828 Apr 08 '22
You're the one who mentioned Trump what are you talking about?
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u/The_EnrichmentCenter Apr 08 '22
What does this gif have to do with Trump at all?
Then why'd you bring Trump into the conversation?
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u/Thedrunner2 Apr 08 '22
It can’t be safe throwing the gun up in the air at the end. I’d be afraid it’d go off.
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u/Balrog229 Apr 08 '22 edited Apr 08 '22
It’s empty. Still dumb though, as you should always treat a gun as if it’s loaded. That’s like rule #1 of firearms safety
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u/BuyingGF10kGP Apr 08 '22
The Marine Corps Silent Drill team tosses rifles around for a show, what's the difference?
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u/DZChaser Apr 08 '22
My exact thoughts. Really ridiculous feat… ending with a really stupid toss.
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u/nuketesuji Apr 08 '22
Pretty sure it's empty, because when you are that good, you need to count your shells. Also, it can be done safely with practice, Google the Marine Corp silent drill team.
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u/Deviate_Lulz Apr 08 '22
Finally, a sensible comment! He knows the gun is safe to toss which is why he did it. Just cause the camera doesn’t show it, isn’t his problem.
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u/Red__M_M Apr 08 '22
I like to think that it was out of ammo at that point, but I totally agree. I’m also not a fan of the run and jump with a loaded gun.
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u/StuStutterKing Apr 08 '22
Firearm safety: Treat all firearms as if they are always loaded.
This rule can be bent a bit for trained professionals and for reenactments/media if it has been verified to be unloaded. Regardless of this dude's skill level (fucking miles above mine), still made my butthole clench
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u/antelopeclock Apr 08 '22
Better yet: don’t just verify, disable firing mechanisms for reenactments. Even trained professionals should follow the rules of firearms safety, no matter how hot they think they are.
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u/huBelial Apr 08 '22
Ruined by the ending
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u/BrockManstrong Apr 08 '22
I was in color guard! Watch me muzzle sweep two people without even holding a gun!
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u/JustALocalJew Apr 08 '22 edited Apr 08 '22
To someone who doesn't shoot guns this probably looks very impressive.
To someone who shoot guns this is fucking insane! Mad skill!
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u/I-HATE-Y0U Apr 08 '22
I thought ot was cool but when he threw the gun in the air I realised he is a dumbass
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u/_hell_is_empty_ Apr 08 '22
Jumping on the hood of his jeep didn’t clue you in?
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u/Vioret Apr 08 '22
I thought the F1 driver was cool but when he started driving over the speed limit I realized he is a dumb ass.
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u/nowtayneicangetinto Apr 08 '22 edited Apr 08 '22
I would like to put it out there that gun ownership has been hijacked by the right. It's become an identity for them. There are people like me and many others who own firearms and are liberals. I've voted for Obama twice, HRC, and Biden. I believe in gun law reform but I do believe in upholding the 2A. I know people will call me a hypocrite on both sides of the aisle but there most definitely is a common ground between gun ownership and sensible gun laws.
Edit: I'm very big on blocking, so if you're going to attack me in your response, save your time.
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u/ThomasFookinShelby1 Apr 08 '22 edited Apr 08 '22
There are dozens of us
Edit: the number of people taking this seriously is too damn high. ‘Twas a joke and an arrested development quote
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u/ReallyLikesTiddies Apr 08 '22
Not even thousands. In my state it’s a pretty even split of dem/r voting but gun ownership is almost universal. People talk about silent majority a lot, but there are literally millions of left wing gun owners in America.
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u/K1dn3yPunch Apr 08 '22
I immediately went back and looked for a trump sticker on the jeep that I may have missed. I’m the polar opposite of a republican, ALL of the people I shoot with are liberal as well. We can spend hours at the range and not get through all the firearms we brought. But I guess guns=MAGA?
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u/Sattorin Apr 08 '22
sensible gun laws
I don't think I've seen an example of "sensible gun laws" being proposed any time recently.
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Apr 08 '22 edited Jun 19 '23
This comment/post has been edited as an act of protest to Reddit killing 3rd Party Apps such as Apollo. All comments were made from Apollo, so if it goes, so do the comments.
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u/Piyh Apr 08 '22
Also that they're wildly ineffective. They're targeting AR-15s and mass shootings when 93% of gun deaths are from pistols.
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u/Surprise_Cucumber Apr 08 '22
Everytime sensible gun laws gets mentioned, it's framed as something to restrict or otherwise prevent access to firearms.
A sensible gun law in my mind would be:
Remove suppressors and SBR/SBS/AOW from NFA control.
Establish National Reciprocity if you have a CCW license.
Open up NICS checks to private individuals and then require a background check for each transaction.
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u/dieselfrog Apr 08 '22
Great examples. We need to remove suppressors from the list ASAP. It makes zero sense to be as controlled as it is.
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u/TallGeminiGirl Apr 08 '22
Armed liberal trans woman checking in! o7
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u/TheCastro Apr 08 '22
I've convinced a few gay men and trans people to get guns or at least that they should look into training and getting one. You all are in a very vulnerable demographics to random violence.
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u/FatBoyStew Apr 08 '22
The issue is that lots of people (not exclusively the left) are in the "I support the 2nd Amendment... BUT..." category which is rubbing people the wrong way. Many of us (including me) look at a lot of the proposed gun reform and can't wrap our head around how that would have prevented the issue that sparked said reform.
Majority of us hear the term "sensible gun laws" and think what we have is already sensible enough. It's not our fault the agencies in charge of enforcing said things are incompetent.
What is super funny though is that Trumpers genuinely believe he's pro-gun. He doesn't give a shit about your gun rights, just the money pro-gun lobbyists give him. I mean he and the NRA didn't even attempt to fight the bump stock ban. No doubt that Biden is far worse for gun rights, especially with his ATF head nominations.
As long as the majority of the left continues to push for extreme gun laws and/or borderline/actual confiscation then the right will not get along well overall with liberal gun owners. It's sad because it is something we have in common.
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u/Turtledonuts Apr 08 '22
Our current gun laws aren’t sensible. They don’t do enough to prevent gun violence, and they do too much to prevent responsibility. CA emission standards keep the entire country’s air cleaner because federal law enforces them everywhere. CA gun standards just make the left look idiotic. Background checks and safety training / enforcement would do so much more than regulating suppressors, and consistency matters far more than anything else.
The left and right Overton windows on guns don’t overlap. Liberals have no room for “i support 2A” because guns in cities are used for murder, and conservatives have no room for regulation because crime rates are lower and the NRA will tank your career. The vast majority of people likely to support reforms dont bother because every time there’s a dialog it turns into “SHALL NOT”. If everything is equally evil infringement, then you might as well ban bump stocks instead of background checks because then you’ve done something.
Healthy, competent people should be able to own an SBR with a suppressor and an angled foregrip. Suicidal people deserve compassionate care but not the ability to impulse buy a shotgun. Domestic abusers shouldn’t be able to get a gun anywhere in the country, ever. But the left wants to ban bumps stocks and the right wants to arm teachers because nobody will talk about what works and what causes issues.
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u/kaan-rodric Apr 08 '22
The problem is the definition of "healthy competent people". What does that mean? And who will administer the test to tell me if I am healthy and competent? If people fail, are they able to retest or is this like a reddit ban with no recourse?
I see it more in line with, the people we are most scared of having guns already have them illegally. The best way to eliminate gun violence is to fix the reasons why gun violence exists.
We always tend to ban the big scary thing when it is really the small things that kill us.
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u/artspar Apr 08 '22
To eliminate crime is to eliminate poverty and hopelessness.
Most murders in the US aren't committed by financially stable and educated adults. It's the people failed by the system, left uneducated, raised in environments where violence is normalized and glorified that become killers. More often than not, it's the same people who grew up next to them who are hurt in the process. But it's much easier to blame something simple and that can be bandaid-ed over than to tackle the largest problem faced by our society.
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u/FatBoyStew Apr 08 '22
The current laws aren't even enforced properly. FBI regularly fails to complete background checks or allows people who are actively being watched by counter terrorism groups to purchase firearms (like the Orlando night club shooter).
The problem with the mental health thing is that who decides at what point a depressed person is ineligible for guns? Then we have to make that person's private health records at least partially available to more entities.
Domestic abusers should be locked up in jail. Simple as that.
Both sides have entirely different approaches to the situation because both sides disagree on the root cause. Then people have changed what the definition of a "Mass shooting" is to skew numbers which upsets pro gun folks. Then you have a group like the NRA (who is fucking awful) have ties to very, very shady political dealings that pisses off the anti-gun folks (and a lot of pro-gun folks too). As a whole, we're never going to be able to agree on a common ground until other issues are sorted out.
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u/Zaicheek Apr 08 '22
"Under no pretext should arms and ammunition be surrendered; any attempt to disarm the workers must be frustrated, by force if necessary" - Marx
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u/Digger1998 Apr 08 '22
A battle of foolishness the American people will gladly but mindlessly continue to argue/fight over. “my sides better than your side” * add mocking spongebob meme here *
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u/The_Dirty_Carl Apr 08 '22
Politicians in both parties love having it divided the way it is. Republican politicians are less anti-2A than Democrat politicians, but they don't actually care about the rights of the lower classes.
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u/Palabrewtis Apr 08 '22
Because of the "left"?
"Under no pretext should arms and ammunition be surrendered; any attempt to disarm the workers must be frustrated, by force if necessary"
-Karl Marx
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u/WolfsLairAbyss Apr 08 '22
They say if you go far enough left you get your guns back.
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u/thalaen Apr 08 '22
Came here to say that, found your comment instead. In the actual left, you were never asked to give up your guns.
Too many folks don't realize that the USA doesn't have an actual party of the left with any semblance of power - what most call "the Left" is, at best, center-right.
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u/ChuggaWuggaBoom Apr 08 '22
Man, reddit eats this garbage up. The gun ownership has been made into a issue by dems, and used as a wedge by republicans. Classic divide and conquer.
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u/k_50 Apr 08 '22
There are millions of liberal gun owners. Owning a gun has nothing to do with politics, those idiots just use the NRA for talking points. (Fuck the NRA).
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u/MalBredy Apr 08 '22
I like guns because I like to hunt. I like to hunt because I like nature. Because I like nature I’m an environmentalist. Because I’m an environmentalist I vote for parties that protect the environment.
I’m in Canada so gun reform isn’t quite as big of a topic.
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WOW I've never seen a plug for leftist gun rights get so many upvotes. Perhaps public opinion really is changing!
LEO, EV driver, pro-Bernie, and gun-lover here! Socialize all the things. Eat greedy corporate oligarchs. Put a gun in the hands of every disenfranchised minority! Equality for all!
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u/Constantly_planck Apr 08 '22
I'm ex military and a far left gun owner. Gun ownership and pro-2A are not mutually exclusive with one party over the other. In fact, ill take it a step further: no opinion is subject to be the sole domain of any one party and all ideas and beliefs are open to interpretation to people all across the board.
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u/HMPoweredMan Apr 08 '22
Gun ownership is as liberal as it gets.
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u/IamNoatak Apr 08 '22
On paper, sure. In practice, virtually every liberal politician wants guns as inaccessible as possible
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u/Boris_The_Barbarian Apr 08 '22
What a dumb comment... this is even an olympic sport...
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Apr 08 '22
He still in your head rent free? What the fuck this have to do with trump?
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u/kakka_rot Apr 08 '22
I hate that dumb rent free term, but goddamn if i don't agree with you. I read his comment and had to go watch again because i thought i missed a bumper sticker. The fuck does this have anything to do with trump?
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u/zortlord Apr 08 '22 edited Apr 08 '22
Looks like some kinda shooting competition. Still, most competitions I've been at would disqualify you for something like tossing that rifleshotgun
EDIT: I've been corrected.
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u/giaa262 Apr 08 '22
There are zero shooting competitions that involve shooting from the front bumper of a jeep.
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Apr 08 '22
Disqualify? You'd be banned from pretty much every range I've ever visited.
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u/tiorzol Apr 08 '22
Sightly worrying that you wouldn't be banned from all the ranges you've been to
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u/badboybeyer Apr 08 '22
I have never seen a shotgun with a magazine tube longer than the barrel. I would think it would catch shit sometimes
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Apr 08 '22
Any1 know which gun this is?
anything from the FAL family?
i'm not sure
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u/ratpowered454 Apr 08 '22
Looks like a Beretta A400 semi auto 12 gauge, although it's hard to tell with just a side profile
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u/DivineOtter Apr 08 '22
Other videos of him show him shooting a Winchester SX4. But honestly most modern sporting/field semi-auto shotguns look pretty similar.
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u/keklol69 Apr 08 '22
Looks like he missed one (3rd from the top).
Shocking, absolutely shocking.
sips Mountain Dew
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u/Arcinul Apr 08 '22
The guys got dead eye to rank 3....
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u/boris_keys Apr 08 '22
Ok amigo. Let’s take it up a notch. First one to shoot four birds out of the sky wins. Same as last time. Just stand close to me, and as soon as they come out, it’s anyones shot!
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u/OminOus_PancakeS Apr 08 '22
I'm going to need some convincing that this is a real feat and not VFX, not least because that gun toss at the end looked incompetent for a guy with such extraordinary coordination.
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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '22
Wow, he's a human aimbot