My AR15 Exploded
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- Опубликовано: 6 мар 2023
- A little PSA on what can happen when you have 55,000 psi escaping into places it shouldn't
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As an update, the ammunition company (Ammo Valley) covered the full cost of the rifle and remaining ammo due to the case failure of this remanufactured ammo. POF finished their assessment 19 May. The VP called to confirm what I had expected with the ammo. They coordinated with the ATF to send a replacement even though Washington has a dumb new "assault weapons" ban. I have the replacement in hand. Update video on my main channel.
-I don't own any 300 Blackout
-Yes, I'm LARPing on my off time. It's more fun than what I get to do on active duty tbh haha
-Yes, I mostly took my shirt off to show off the tats and gains
As a resident of Washington I definitely feel that pain and hope something can come of that. Had a friend that got bad reloads that almost messed up his .40, the rounds were too cooked.
How does that happen?
I'm so glad I don't live in a commie state. I'd be locked up by now.
Join a lawsuit for failure to recover damages. Since Washington won't allow you to proceed with lost revenue you can sue Washington for irreparable harm.
@@TGG141 bad ammo. Too much powder in the round
Good to see someone who understands you may not feel the damage and thoroughly checked himself for any leaks
@Souwth-bawston-is-fuh-luvahs Sheesh. That sounds painful. What exactly do you mean by 'heavy'? Like if you have a severed artery in your arm it feels heavy?
Edit: Thanks for the explanations everyone!
Always assess. Fingers toes. Head neck. Then Main joints. X2 check. Survivor of some pretty gruesome shit.
Roll race Motorcycle racer/builder. Mgp rider.
Truck Drag racer.
And 2x shooting victim.
And multiple times I’ve been hit and totaled by dui drivers. (New Orleans)
And I ride/race motocross on dirtbikes since a youngling.
Definitely fight the urge to freak. Control that breath.
And think.
Thinking saves.
@@beardeddragon9255probably all the blood saturating your clothes.
🤡
@@beardeddragon9255 let’s say you get shot in the arm… the arm begins to bleed not only on the outside but on the inside making the arm heavy…
Remember, switching to your pistol is always faster than repairing your primary.
I was actually thinking that, him stopping, hes dead. Just go to secondary and keep going. 😂
Flannel Daddy says so.
Didn’t even have a pistol… out here looking like a COD operator with an empty holster. 😂
Lmao
Meanwhile in "Into the Radius"
*Furiously scrubbing my rifle with Bootleg WD40*
I was shot 4 times and I didnt feel anything till my adrenaline went down but I was leaking. Seeing you check for wounds was amazing awareness on your part.
When I’ve been shot I’ve known right away especially if those suckers hit bone I think we all have different adrenal responses
@@Maskedminnesota true. I’m glad that youre here tho to tell the story. Many are not. God is good and I hope you continue to be blessed and bless others
@@Maskedminnesotaand it depends where you get hit as well
@@jessiebreaux7996 agreed I’ve had superficial wounds I didn’t feel right away god bless both of you
@@Atlas1_2_3 said nobody in the 1920s, 30s, 40s, 50s, or 60s
Ladies and gentlemen:
You just witnessed absolutely textbook technique of trauma awareness. No screaming or making a scene. Just assessing the situation then checking himself for wounds.
Why would he scream? He wasn't hit.
@@paulelledge8977 ppl tend to overreact and yell when something dramatic happens. For ppl who are untrained it’s a natural knee jerk reaction.
But sergeant said to scream......
@@AbruptandOffensivemostly geared towards societal women
Women could never
Good ol “shit am I dying?” Body check after catastrophic failure
Checked if there are any holes in need for a THUMB in it.
Nah bro just wanted a excuse for showing his tattoos 😂😂
ye, the sooner you put "a thumb innit" the better 😀👍
Right,ive had to do that check a few times myself😂😂😂
@@NarinjasI know where u got that from 😂
This needs to be in a range safety video on how to handle a catastrophic failure. Don't freak out, set the weapon to the side, check yourself over for any cuts or punctures, then inspect the weapon. Dudes safe, gun needs fixed, I'd call that a win.
I agree, not only did he ensure that he wasn't hit or injured, he also made sure the gun was safe and wasn't going to do anything funky when he set it down.
Good point. No sense taking that for granted, especially after a moment like that.
Well don't freak out was easy because there were no injuries
@@sanjayw9878 Not really. He clearly sustained some sort of injury to his wrist/forearm. As well a person does not always feel the injury initially. The shock of any significant injury might take the brain time to even let you know. Hence why he checked.
Besides injury or not being calm and making this a habit is a good thing in the event they ever do sustain any serious injury. It could the very thing to save their life.
@@districtlulless4363 your right, a person may not feel it, especially in initial shock. Didn't think of that 🍻
I loved the fact that he hesitates between checking the safety of a gun or safety of his body and then the tutorial kicks in and chooses body check first😂
You can see the thought process of “I feel fine, I’m probably fine, damn I should check to make there’s no blood anywhere real fast” 😂
I thought it was hilarious when he went to reach for the mag that was the there
Perfect example of why you need glasses and safety gear
Okay, but the rest of the toy soldier outfit isn’t necessary
@@jonosterman2878”toy” soldier?
@@Synix___ getting dressed in full BDU with all your molle shit when you’re just at the range filming some YT content 😂
@@jonosterman2878 “Larp” - King George
@@jonosterman2878 yeah I get your point now but isnt the video uploader a former marine or something
Dude removes his top and reveals he's a Russian mob boss.
Lol that's a Zelda tattoo 😂
@@goofofff Hey, mobs can also like Zelda.
@@FocusedCathey listen!
😂
@@goofofffI was about to ask if that was a Zelda tattoo 💀💀
This man is a professional,
No panic reaction just calmly and systematically checking himself for injurys.
Professional what?
@@jlk566pretty sure he’s in the military bc the pinned comment says “yes I larp in my off time, much more fun than what I do on active duty” not exactly that but along the lines of.
😂 People who are self aware tend to do that. I’m not even military, but if anything major happens like bike crash to dog bite, 🤖self analyze and assess. BOOP BOOP BOOP… Methods of self aid. Bone sticking out of flesh, med 2 to hospital for treatment. Complaining of pain, med 1 , admission of 800mg of ibuprofen.
Uh, think he just wanted you to see his silly tats, pretty sure.
@@illinitooregon ur being sarcastic right?💀
Perfect example of what magazines are supposed to do in a catastrophic failure.
What? Are they meant to explode?
@@AydenDonley not explode. They (ar magazines) are designed to allow a path for explosion to travel instead of it blowing up the receiver.
Thank god and john armalite for having the foresight to design it to fail safely. I love planned routes of failure like crumple zones and breaker trips. The less fun version of this is planned obsolescence :(
I was going to comment that gun manufacturers should reinforce the side of the receiver that is facing the shooter's face but what they have done with the magazines works too .
@@Airon79all that energy has to go somewhere. You reinforce the area facing your face, well, that energy has to go somewhere. If you reinforce the whole receiver, that energy will blow upwards and end up ripping off your top from your bottom receivers. Energy has to go somewhere, best place to go is through the newly made hole in the bottom of the magazine. You've seen the videos of guy's rifles blowing into 2-3 pieces. No thankyou. I'd prefer this in the video please than the energy going higher up near my face/arms.
R.I.P lancer mag. You will be missed
This guy passed :/?
@@MoxCyanic yeah
@@MoxCyanic he meant the magazine, not the person
@@MoxCyanic Yea his name was Corp. Lancer Mag Azine III. he will be missed
It really sucks when you find a small hole and start hoping you're still in band-aid territory.
For real, sitting there thinking "please let this only be as bad as it looks..."
Thats a new experience to add to my list ❤❤❤ God Bless!
TRUE
Are we talking Bandaid as in evac or did somebody forget their kit. Lol.
@@jtjoemamma you're a real good guy
Good on you for staying calm and keeping the weapon pointed in a safe direction! Glad you're okay!
I'm glad you are safe and unharmed. Thanks for also filming the proper safety procedures to take after experiencing a catastrophic failure.
Good job remaining calm and checking yourself out first. Glad nothing happened to you. A great example of why to wear eye pro!
WhT happened ?
@@cory1275 No but it might help with the shrapnel coming back into your face should the gun come apart.
Combat goggles not eye pro
@@cory1275 will stop a lot of shrapnel or ricochets tho
@@cory1275 yeah but it'll stop those small pieces that went flying everywhere or the off chance those small pieces fly towards his face
Remember ladies and gentlemen. This is why we always wear eye protection when we're shooting firearms. Because it might be stupid to wear piece of plastic over your eyes but it's better than having a piece of plastic go into your eyes.
and then having a piece of glass for an eye.
I thought the glasses was to protect against powder residue. That's what I was told when shooting weapons with open bolt.
@@Jimbotheone they are. but any basic ballistic rated eye wear will prevent small fragments from making you blind. use actual ballistic shooting glasses, not lawn mowing glasses or eye glasses. those who need eye glasses are to wear them UNDER ballistic shooting glasses if they want actual protection for their eyes.
It's so true. We all take for granted the fact that 99.9% of the time we fire our weapons they work precisely as intended. This is the .1%
@@joshuadewaal Not if it's ballistic rated like it's supposed to be.
Dudes Mom is gonna be pissed
It's a testament to the rifle that there was no injury
Thank God you weren’t injured. As much as it sucks, the equipment can be replaced. Great job staying calm and assessing the situation.
Kentucky Ballistics had his 50BMG blow up and nearly killed him. Blew through his neck.
Why are you thanking something that there's no evidence for?
It's 2023, when are you going to leave nonsense superstition behind?
@@WhoThisMonkeynonsense and superstition is the definition of 2023
@@siriusa5298 accurate
@@siriusa5298
Not at all, we are in the age of information.
It's just the majority of people have never bothered to learn how to tell what is real information, and what is misinformation.
Love that full body check man thats someone who knows his shit good job brother sorry about your baby
"LaRpLiNg" but no canteen on your person
Damn, dude, that is super unfortunate! I'm really sorry that happened homie, glad you're ok!
Clean, calm, dispassionate self check. Well done
Well, he could've flailed his hands and jumped around looking for red snow and I wouldn't have blamed him...😂
Great wound check. Alot of people wouldnt have the composure to be this thorough
I would've taken off my bottom and checked my balls. First and foremost, in fact. 👀
As if he’s in a combat situation
Because when in a battle field he's presenting has anyone had time to be that thorough. Stop.
@@87shadowkin at what point did I say on the battlefield or in combat? It takes an incredible amount of composure to have a malfunction that severe and keep cool.
@@thisismyhandle27 exactly if you didn't say anything about combat why would I be addressing you fall back.🤦
"fuck"...lol...classic
I love that when it exploded, he didnt jump, or freak out, or scream. He was just like "Oh okay, that happened."
In the immortal words of the late great Buster Scruggs, “Well….that ain’t good.”
Dude, glad you weren’t injured. 😮
First time? LoL, great comment my G
RIP Tim Blake Nelson
Best underated movie
Great movie.....
😂😂
The calmness and quick mind to realize what happened and INSTANTLY check for injury is insane here. Much respect.
.... ??? just what?! he got hurt by the explosion, and took his gear off, so he could check, who wouldnt do that? also you say it like you really think he would do that in a real war fight with an enemy, he's just a hobby gun junkie running around in a lonely forrest shooting..
what ever, youre prob a gun junkie aswell and you don't see the problem anyway
@@MoZz.. Contrary to popular belief, people are not commonly this calm when an incident like this occurs, let alone when something worse occurs.
May I also note that he had the steadiness of mind to verify clear, gently place his rifle down in a safe manner? That's a sign of a lot of training, because most people immediately panic.
All of that aside, it's quite obvious that you're too focused on being angry to notice the smaller details.
Or, should I say, what your average, untrained person would do in this exact scenario?
Hmm. Convenient.
@@MoZz.. Oh, and I forgot to mention this, but he mentions in another comment of being "active duty".
So no, unfortunately your assumption of gun junkie is also incorrect. He is a soldier. A well trained one, at that.
@@MoZz..quit ur yappin
@@MoZz..he is quite literally an active duty marine... good job dude, you looking real intelligent
Love seeing the immediate and calm checkover. Even if you can’t feel an injury, you might’ve caught shrapnel
That shooting is top notch. Full recoil control.
Very important thing he did. He stayed calm & checked to see if he was hurt. He definitely felt something happen to his left arm but where alot of ppl would start freaking out & look, he stayed calm & assess the situation. Very very good
Yeah, that's his left arm.
@@EdisonDiesel yeah you’re now my left arm. Welcome to the party
😂
@6Packsarcasm was gunna say the same thing lol
Looks like the mag hit his arm
You finally got one of those revenge rounds planted by Ho Chi Minh.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 👏👏👏👏👏
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wtf u say man?
@@johnnyalley9676 bunch of rounds were tampered with so they would explode.
Yes
"Fuck" loosely translates to "This is gonna be expensive"
Glad you're OK, man. That was crazy.
This guy is trained. He kept so calm when making sure he wasn’t hit
**Edit** I hate people that say “oh yay Im famous” or “Thanks for the likes” no one really give a shit. And no one knows who I really am so it literally means nothing. Lol
I'd probably go right to checking my pants
@@censorduck Me personally, I'd check my upper body and then lower body. You're already going to be looking downwards when you're getting ready to check your torso, so you can already check if you've got wounds on your legs. A more thorough look-over of the lower body should happen after checking the upper body, though.
I have that instinct naturally when something goes wrong. Everyone else I know seems to freak out
@@Infamous21304 Lol, that's pretty tame compared to others who chicken wing it when aiming.
@@phoenixtheshark I think he was making a joke about shitting himself from the sudden fear
Nice to see someone stay calm and assess the situation rather than panic at
"Covered the full cost of the rifle"
Making me wonder what they would have done if it was a transferable.
New reload animation kinda wild this days.
Perfect behaviour! He checked the gun and immediately after that he checked his whole body for wounds. This guy knows what hes doing. After an explosion u can get deep wounds without noticing.
He was just showing his gym body off
@@bill0129loool
@@bill0129 Looked like it, yep.
@@bill0129 you sound insecure as hell
@@chrisquintana3877 yeah cause you’ve seen combat, and been shot, huh buddy? Lmfao no, you haven’t. So stfu when talking about sh** you know nothing about.
bro got that auto mag ejection
Shhh…don’t give the ATF any ideas 😂
"BrOooOo"
Blowout ammo rack
*clinkkkkk~* ❌
*BOOOOM!* ✅
M1 Garand feature returns
Ah yes. I’ve blown up three bolts and of course three mags with custom 300BLK loads. In every case, I was hit in the face. Thanks eyepro!
Playing army all by ourselves😂
When a sensation of warm wetness somewhere random becomes your biggest fear for a few minutes
Facts was in a house fire where I leaped through my window, got up and just felt a wet, warm sensation running down my neck and chest...
I had to have stitches on my chest for glass cuts and had a 2 inch piece of glass stuck in my neck for 2 weeks cuz I couldn't feel it while at the doctor's and I didn't get x rayed
@@joshuawray7087 daaaaamn adrenaline is a hell of a drug
Happened to me before got smashed in the back of the head with a rock when I got jumped as a kid on the way home thought I had swear running down my back then I scratched my head and my hand was covered in blood was not a fun walk home
😂
False alarm just pissed myself
That was the most REAL “fuck” I’ve ever heard.
I mean, right!!!
You can even hear him whisper it at the very end lol
Yup, the relief and the exasperation/depression all at the same time.
I know that feeling. I had a near identical situation, once, but with a live grenade.
I didnt even hear it lol
Glad you're ok brother. Keep on keeping on.
#2A
That's crazy, glad you're okay man
Fuuuck no if he didn’t have Layers of Clothes on that would have Fucked up his Leg 😨
This guy in the actual Army would be referred to as a Geardo
You can tell you’re pissed dude. Glad you’re okay homie.
Ya i mean have you seen that one guy his 50 cal exploded i forgot his name tho
@@templenx3258 Kentucky ballistics
@@templenx3258 demolition ranch? Theres so many i literally forgot seekng it
@Træ Åłł Dæ I think they're all connected. I see them with each other in some videos. I love them all.
@@jackbquick584 Yep you’re right, it’s Kentucky ballistics he was shooting a hot rounds that were loaded with way more gunpowder than they should be literally fragments of the gun nearly missed his arteries in his neck so he’s stuck a thumb in it 😂
Dude you almost got the Kentucky ballistics treatment
Love how he kept calm and in control the whole time 💪
You know you have got good fundamentals when even after something like this he never breaks any of the 4 golden rules of firearms.
What are the 4 golden rules? Guns not common where I live
@@kirodragon12generally you should always keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction ie at your target. Treat all weapons as if they are loaded. Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to fire and be certain of your target and what lies behind it. Basic range safety also includes eye and ear protection.
@@bjack29785treat never keep keep
Some vets add in a number 5 of " don't aim a gun at anything you don't intend to shoot
And a 6th for those range guys: ALWAYS check that your chamber is clear before putting the weapon down
The four safety rules as taught in the USMC
1. Treat every weapon as if it were loaded.
2. Never point a weapon at anything you do not intend to shoot.
3. Keep your weapon on safe until you are ready to fire.
4. Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you intend to fire.
and the unofficial 5th.
5. Know your target and what lies beyond it.
Thank goodness youre okay and props for not freaking out like some people do.
Bro my lungs would be in my pants
You'd be freaking out as well don't lie
@@AmericanPrepper1998yeah i probaly would. But im applauding him keeping his composure
@@AmericanPrepper1998 Whats with the negativity? He didnt even claim that he wouldnt freak out himself and youre calling him out for lying.
Why is it that when someone freaks out y'all just clown on them. Unless they died then it's "ohh poor dude"
my first reaction whenever something like this happens is "are all my fingers still there?" I never shoot without gloves
Imagine putting on all ur gear like a lil kid to go play army in the snow n ur gun explodes
Damn that AR looks expensive too. But your health is priceless my guy.
Looks like a mk18 which is prolly why he had no holes in himself
$2k
Looks like Pof 416. Extremely well made ar
Probably had a bad round, I wouldn’t using that brand of ammo anymore
Lancer mags
At least your gun didn't explode like Kentucky ballistics did
I was waiting for someone to mention that. 👍
That was insane
For real
I'm glad he's fine but taking his shirt off was a little bit too much 😅
It was a .50 cal and this is 5.56 There is a huge explosion between those.
Glad you got that sorted out and didn’t lose an eye.
I’m surprised the ammo company took responsibility. That’s integrity we rarely see these days.
The calmness you put out while you check for a wound tells me this isn't the first time you've had a round cook off before in the chamber.
Pro tip: when loading an empty magazine, first load a super hot round then load the rest so that the magazine self-ejects when you run out of ammo.
How do you spot a super hot round ?
@@tylervann4880you can see the heat coming off of it. 😵💫
@@tylervann4880 yeah wait a minute you just take a really old round or one you know is heavy on grain?
How does a mag self eject?
Tf
His wife’s like “quit fn around and shovel the driveway”
I just laughed so hard reading this that it ain't even funny. And I'm STILL laughing 😂😂
@@sensay8374right! 😂
This comment was great!
I’ve heard that a few times in my life as well!😅
So funny bro hahaha
He's hoping the hot casings will melt the snow.
Just goes to show you can be as safe as humanly possible and things can still go wrong
It looks a lil cold outside 😂
That magazine resigned from life, glad you’re okay! Greta job handling this situation.
Lol Greta EEWW
As does every other magazine made by that manufacturer.
Anime pfp
Very smart to do a self check after. Sometimes you won't feel your injuries
"do you even Operate bruh"
yes, especially in cold weather where your body might be numbed to pain and wounds
Yeah if it's really cold there might not even be any blood at first.
You’re def going to feel that in the morning
Gently places down helmet, YEETS plate carrier
Dude literally checked everywhere. 😂 Well done
Thats what you’re supposed to do bro because if you’re alone and your adrenaline spikes like that, you might not feel something cut or hit you or whatever happened that’s happened to me
he forgot his dingus
Send that safety glasses company a thank you.
And buy another pair at full price!
Needs to buy more underwear, i likely would've
Why? Doesn’t look like he got hit in the glasses. As much as he is checking himself for holes he would certainly check his glasses if he felt them get hit don’t ya think?
@@the-guy-on-your-moms-couch hot gas spray into his face (and eyes). It’s a thing.
Not as much fun as it sounds!!!
bro stood on business when he immediately checked for wounds
Get a new vocabulary
When a guy calmly starts taking clothes off to check an injury, he expects to see bleeding. And it 100% hurt like hell
Looks like it did what it’s supposed to do during a catastrophic malfunction. The majority of the energy was ejected from the magwell. Glad your ok
Is that part of the design as in the actively designed it to that end?
@Andrew Yellstrom I think it was more just a happy accident that ar15s typically fail in a (all things considered) relatively safe manner. Down the mag well and out the ejection port, maybe a cracked upper. But you're usually mostly okay after.
Compare that to an ak platform or a pistol of any type and you may be missing a hand
I'm glad you mentioned that 👍
@@jaredterorotua2201 pistols tend to fail in the same way - venting down the magwell and/or up and away from the shooter. Slides are designed to stay put even during catastrophic failures. Wood grips can sometimes shatter and throw fragments into a shooters hands, while hot gas and pieces of brass might hit the them if the case fails, but it’s usually fairly minor, especially if they are wearing safety glasses. I’ve had two KelTec PMR-30s and a Walther PK380 “explode” while test firing them with nary a scratch.
The one time I had an AK blow up, the sides of the stamped receiver bulged out, but the mag and recoil spring guide/carrier stayed put. I do have a very vivid mental image of a fireball expanding out of the receiver as seen through the little square hole of the top cover as it blew off and hit it me hard enough to cut my forehead. Hands were just fine though.
@@rustyshackleford792
Why do you have so many different ones exploding in your hands?
1's an event, 2's a coincidence, but this many???
calm and casual as he carefully checks for Kentucky Ballistics
Lol the 50.cal explosion that Kentucky went through but fr that was actually scary for both men Kentucky almost died but thank God he had lived through that explosion
Just put a thumb in it! 👍
Gun is way over gassed, cartridges are ejecting at 1 o clock
bro really said: "Kaboom"
Safety glasses are always a wise idea. Good thing you had them on. Lots of people just don't take the whole ," you only get one pair of eyes " , serious enough.
Could have used some gloves. 9/10 tho
Eyes and ears, covered every time. Even though I still open my mouth a slight bit when I shoot, which does help. But I figure the bad guy isn't going to take my ear protection into consideration when I'm about to shoot them
Learned that lesson the hard way playing airspft, and now I only have 1 that works.
Exactly. I learned the hard way with a semi-auto .22 pistol. The case exploded and peppered my eyes with unburned powder. I was blind and in severe pain for several minutes, while I frantically dumped water in my eyes. Fortunately there was no lasting damage. I now have every vehicle stocked with safety glasses so I'll always have a pair for any reason.
That slow check to see if hes running on adrenaline and the monster from that morning, or he actually got away from that without a scratch on him lmao.
Glad to see your ok bubba. Close call. 🤙
@wethepeople1129You don't, when the shit hit's the fan. You are just hoping for a lucky outcome.
@wethepeople1129 Yeah, mate lol.
I like how he didn’t seem too upset at first, he just kinda like “oh my magazine detonated” and then calmly takes good initiative to see if he’s hurt
For just a moment there, he wasn’t LARPing. Then it started right back up again.
Good to see the rifle did exactly what it’s supposed to do when having a catastrophic malfunction. This is why not many people get hurt/seriously injured when AR pattern rifles blow up. Shame, that was a sweet setup as well. Glad you’re ok!
This actually happened to my old AR when my friend was using it, thankfully, the same thing happened and no one was hurt. Glad that the AR platform has such a good design so as to prevent user injury in these kinds of events
This happens all the time? Now I’m second guessing purchasing parts to build one.
@@Big0veralls, it doesn’t. It turned out the ammo I had wasn’t good and caused a jam. None of us there realized it and that’s what caused the gun to “explode”. Thankfully, the gun still blew down instead of back, so all that happened was that the rifle was ruined and we were spooked. If you get the right parts are play everything safe, the AR platform is still excellent
@@Big0veralls no I’ve been using several for years just use trusted brand ammunition and you shouldn’t have any issues I never had
@@gunztommiegunz I only use MK262, because of work, so thankfully I never have to worry about ammo.
You got the tattoos of a Gotham City henchman and I love it!
😂😂
Lol, I wasn't expecting a Zelda triforce tattoo to be on this guy. I like it tho
You belong in gaytonimo
😂
@jacob Langley
I needed this. Haha let's be friends
When a sniper down range shoots down the barrel of your gun!
lol, it look like you were about to ignore it and keep going but reminded yourself that it actually happened
That calm after you may have just been hurt bad. That’s a rare quality. My wife always says that’s how she knows I’m hurt. If it’s petty I’ll cuss and holler but if it’s serious I’m silent. Old habits. 4 in 4 out slow the heart beat do an assessment. Panic will kill you and everyone around you. Can’t change what’s already done but you can mitigate the damage a lot of the time if you stay calm and focus on fix instead of fear.
@RamFamBam I have done that a couple times once to a pinky and once on the thumb severed an artery high up enough that I had to tourniquet it off. I initially threw a dish rag over it and clamped down. Calmly “babe we may need …….” Look down whole dish towel soaked “we need to go to a hospital, and I need a tourniquet as quickly and safely as you can get one please” took one stitch on the artery and two on the skin I was right as rain.
That's the difference between hurt and injured right there. Boo-boos piss you off, injuries make you take inventory.
He should have turned his shirt around and looked for blood, then rubbed it across his back like he was toweling off. Had a work mate get a 4” piece of wood splitter into his lower back below his ribs. Didn’t show at all, but his shirt did snag on it. (Idiots I was with tried to pull it out with pliers!)
He was fine but he was millimeters from needing a bowel resection. He ended up with a capital T shaped scar that a grown man’s hand couldn’t cover and couldn’t work for almost 6 weeks. (Now he has personal insurance as well as work insurance like me).
Very well said
It's also possibly due to a mechanism in your brain releasing a numbing chemical, that is related to pain and even death: your body numbs your pain for a moment in order to still function during the emergency. During death phases, your body pumps those chemicals through so you don't die in pain. And I think they're what makes people hallucinate and see near death experience: "the white light" so to speak.
This is the smartest human I’ve ever seen he checks for holes. I’ve never seen somebody check for holes after something damaged in their gun.
Had an AR10 blow up under me a few years ago. You bet your butt I was checking for leaks!
This guy has probably served.
The smartest human you've ever seen? 😂
@@ba6ymillznowadays yes
@dylanmermer5459 that's pathetic , why do you surround yourself with idiots?
Damn man, that's scary, glad you're ok. 👍
This was an excellent teaching opportunity. You did everything correct. And thank you for updating us on what happened afterwards.
Im sure you take good care of your stuff. Glad you made sure there were no injuries. It can injure you more than you feel with the adrenaline and shock of the incident. Great job of self assessment brother. A great example of anything can happen at any time.
why does he has to check if he can feel the pain?
@@cutiebunnyamber3447 he's checking because, when things move that fast, sometimes your body doesn't register the injury until you see it and then you start to feel it.
Best thing that happened to a gun...
EVER...
@@tw--dle ohhh.. thankyou for the answet!
@@cutiebunnyamber3447 I broke my finger today. Because of adrenaline/shock I didn’t really know until 4 minutes after it happened.
When you're in the cold you may not feel all wounds immediately. This guy was very smart and collected about the whole situation.
someone who lives in the cold here... you feel everything more intensely in the cold, than you do when you are warm. Pain lasts longer in cold temperatures than in the warmth.
@@ghostsniper12126 that may be true, however I would be willing to bet your brain takes longer to process a new injury in the cold which is the point I was trying to make.
@@jacklets3851 registers instantly. I can tell you have never lived in any northern region of the world.
Nevermind the temperature, the adrenaline dump you get when something explodes within a foot of you is enough to make you feel bulletproof. Spoiler alert: human flesh is not bulletproof lol
@@tjk21504 idk what world you are from, but you are the only person to ever think that they are bulletproof when startled on this planet lol. The amount of adrenaline that goes through you when startled is not enough to make you numb to any pain, and wears off just as quickly as it was released. I have been in many situations where i have been injured in the winter and 100% of the time i felt everything the moment it happened. Every other person in Canada, Russia, Iceland, Norway etc, can say the exact same thingabout pain being instant and more intense during winter.
This dude had to take off his shirt to make sure he wasn’t bleeding 🤣🤣
"I see you've managed to get your shirt off again"
Alan Rickman Galaxy Quest
I’m glad you’re okay. Shit happens bro.
Happened to me, exactly like this. I have a scar on my arm from it. The difference is, the ammunition manufacturer refused to even look at my case and said they accept no liability. Do not EVER use ammunition from American Marksman.
Thanks for that.
Probably because you didn't have a video and RUclips channel that could give them bad PR!
Vlog/video is the new source of power now 😂
Thanks for the heads up.
Yup, fully agree. They basically said too bad so sad, these complete rounds we sold as ammunition should have been pulled down and rebuilt, you accept the liability because of the cheaper cost.
It's disgusting to see how companies treat customers unless they have a RUclips account
That ammo blew up a POF, NO BUENO!
Ya doesn't he have a 415?
Bros AR-15 ran out of durability 💀
Exactly why eye protection is required while operating. These things happen at such random times
Edit: come one, come all... come argue about the definition of operating a fire arm for no apparent reason.
@First Last yeah... operating a firearm. It's not just sitting there exploding on a table. You go ahead and do you.
@@FirstLast-gv1zl I'll keep that in mind while operating under the influence. I'll tell a cop your story
@First Last age is irrelevant. As for the OWI correction, it's still operating lol. you seem to really want to prove your point. I'm very sorry you have to look down at this conversation from your horse, but the definition of operating is to interact with. Sooooooo CNC operator, Forklift Operator. Operating on a person. Operating while intoxicated. Doesn't matter, the definition is as it stands. I don't understand your need to laugh at it for a simple point that he wore eye protection while operating the fire arm. Give it a rest. Military jargon has always been different. Of course operating in the military would have another meaning. But you clearly had to share your ever so knowledgeable military experience to still not be correct
@@FirstLast-gv1zl here's some tips that can help.
1. Remove footwear and socks.
2. Go outside and find the nearest patch of grass.
3. Step onto the grass.
4. take a deep breath.
Congratulations, you have just made it back to earth. Hopefully you haven't done irreparable damage to your social life by now. 😂
@@NemesisVNV His point is, and he's correct, this isn't operating. It's fantasies that middle age men play out. This person, and you/me for that matter, will likely never be in a situation like the fantasy played out here. Let alone operate at a high level. This is nothing more than larping. Definitely not "operating". Think about it, why was the camera set up? Why did he stop and reposition the camera? Or take multiple shots? Hell, it's possible it's completely staged. Either way, it's not operating, in any sense of the word.
Kudos for keeping muzzle control and for doing a self check on yourself while keeping emotions controlled. You can only get that from practice and understanding of the situation!!! Great job!!!
Exactly!! Well said my man. 🤙🤙
A self check on yourself…. Nice choice of words. What grade are you in?
I love how he inspected his body for blood😂😂 lmao reminded me of pump fiction
Hold on 1 second while I confirm I'm not dying
When that 300 round sneaks into a 556 mag 😂
Oof
So bad
It happened to once and I’m luck there was a light strike and the Round didn’t go off. Believe me when I say I was thanking God. Now I check all mags and reload before I go out. All my 300 mag are marked and I now supervise all mag loading.
I keep trying to tell people, there's way more downsides to going .300 blk for suppressed CQB than the "modularity" factor makes up for.
Just do and AR-9 with 180-190 grain rounds. The platform will cost you little more than a .300 blk upper but by the time you slow down that .300 blk sufficiently, you get better ballistics from a 9 with the same accuracy and range (i.e. shit past 100 yrds and won't pierce any body armor)
Oh yeah, plus you don't have to worry about stuff like this..
I don't know much about guns but when I was taken to go shooting we put some type of magnum shotgun round into our pump and after awhile it blew up on my cousin when he shot it.
It was Hella crazy but he did the same thing this guy had done.
That was my first instinct too.