luckiest man alive?
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danny_holtermann
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holy :q:q:q:q :q:q:q:q ass turd :q:q:q:qing horse raping crap
NoLimit95
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He just stood there like it didn't even matter. I would have turned around and shot his ass in the leg just for scaring the sh!t out of me.
Dadillac
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Did anyone but me notice that his beret is a darker green than all the others?
Don
Don
even the spectators in the background did not react.....as I would have.....l would have at least looked at the spectator next to me and said holy sh1t...did you see that...It has to be staged or some sort of initiation that everyone expected?
chris2523
93 Mark VIII
even wadded up paper in a revolver is enough to pop balloons from a few feet without a bullet.
i reckon a blank from a rifle could prolly knock someone's loose hat off.
I think it's just the lighting--the beret on the guy at the near end of the front row also looks darker than the others. Maybe it's just my imagination, but the guy at the near end of the back row looks like he's about to bust out laughing after that AD...
People don't always react when they hear a firearm discharge unexpectedly at close range; it can be a stunning experience (quite literally).
Given that they fire the rifles into the air and the last thing you see them do is grab the charging handles on their rifles to clear the breeches, I'd say they were almost certainly firing blanks--but at that range, a blank from a rifle can certainly ruin your day. Blanks don't have the range of "live" ammo, but they can be deadly at close range; just ask actor Jon-Erik Hexum about that. Oh, wait, you can't--he fatally shot himself in the head with a blank while goofing off...
chris2523
93 Mark VIII
hmmm. on the first round of shooting, it sounds like someone misfired. it isn't as loud as the second round and i cant see any muzzle flash from any of the rifles.