"Hotties With Shotties" part 1 & 2

[Fitty%]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOsVYK_f-Eg&list=UUxeAlQe_QtiTuM0IP_7DHkQ&index=5

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjZw1grq92c&list=UUxeAlQe_QtiTuM0IP_7DHkQ&index=21

[DaveTN]

Nevermind... not what I thought it was.

 

Edited December 29, 2012 by DaveTN

[TGO David]

Not really the right use of the Women and Firearms forum.  Moving thread.

[Good_Steward]

Wow. Just... wow. 

[Fitty%]

Not really the right use of the Women and Firearms forum.  Moving thread.

 

Sorry thought it was......my bad

 

Wow. Just... wow. 

 

Wow as in.......

[Good_Steward]

Sorry thought it was......my bad

 

 

Wow as in.......

Wow as in the sub-titling on the second video. I am positive they thought they were going to be shot since there was very little control exhibited over the muzzle of the shotgun. Not sure, but it looked like they may have been waiting for whomever was shooting the shotgun to get off the range. May have been perspective, but it looked like she was way out in front of the shooting benches.

 

 Quidquid supernatat vestris navi.

Edited December 29, 2012 by Good_Steward

[glock55]

well i guess we know now why the push for gun control. dont let PETA get hold of this. Poor bird

[Murgatroy]

Not sure, but it looked like they may have been waiting for whomever was shooting the shotgun to get off the range. May have been perspective, but it looked like she was way out in front of the shooting benches.

Looked that way to me.

 

Also didn't even look like she was aiming, just throwing lead down the range.

 

 I would be rather upset if I was paying hourly for range time, and I was unable to use it because someone wanted to shoot down range preventing me from shooting.

[NRA]

I just dont get it?

[Fitty%]

Looked that way to me.

 

Also didn't even look like she was aiming, just throwing lead down the range.

 

 I would be rather upset if I was paying hourly for range time, and I was unable to use it because someone wanted to shoot down range preventing me from shooting.

 

Ok.....EVERYONE that you see in the videos are with me and know whats going on. The range is free so no worries on that. Most of the guys I shoot with I've been with in Iraq & Afghanistan so I trust them and know their skill/safety level. The people that I let shoot the Saiga-12 at the range I give a little safety and function brief to. The asian girl was a guys girl friend that wanted to shoot it and I had stopped her a couple times to go over safety and through the magic of EDITING you didn't see that.

[Fitty%]

I just dont get it?

 

The one with the asian girl wasn't really what I wanted to do with the video but the other one was a little contest I guess to see which one did better.

[Murgatroy]

Ok.....EVERYONE that you see in the videos are with me and know whats going on. The range is free so no worries on that. Most of the guys I shoot with I've been with in Iraq & Afghanistan so I trust them and know their skill/safety level. The people that I let shoot the Saiga-12 at the range I give a little safety and function brief to. The asian girl was a guys girl friend that wanted to shoot it and I had stopped her a couple times to go over safety and through the magic of EDITING you didn't see that.

But even with the magic of editing you made her look like a complete maroon that didn't have any training or reason to be shooting birds out of the sky at random with a gun that was too big for her.

 

Doesn't matter if the folks there were with you or not, that is pretty much the exact reason I dread going to public ranges.

[ted]

I would get a better shot gun one that doesn't jam all the time

[Oh Shoot]

"It's spreading like wildfire!"

 

"It IS a wildfire!"

 

Best part. What was the story on that? Tracers?

 

- OS

Edited December 30, 2012 by Oh Shoot

[Oh Shoot]

I would get a better shot gun one that doesn't jam all the time

 

One was limp torso-ing it. ;)

 

- OS

Edited December 30, 2012 by Oh Shoot

[Rightwinger]

The dreaded limp torso. He can train that out. Chuck Norris and Christy Brinkly sell a machine to fix that right up.

[Fitty%]

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="Murgatroy" data-cid="871747" data-time="1356830152"><p>
But even with the magic of editing you made her look like a complete maroon that didn't have any training or reason to be shooting birds out of the sky at random with a gun that was too big for her.<br />
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Doesn't matter if the folks there were with you or not, that is pretty much the exact reason I dread going to public ranges.</p></blockquote>

Well I won't step in front of the firing line when there are other people at the range other then the people I'm with. When I do its not for a long time.

Yes I shouldn't have had her shoot the Saiga-12 but she got lazy at the end and that's why she shot the bird.

The points you make are valid and I've already learned from it.

[Parrothead]

But even with the magic of editing you made her look like a complete maroon that didn't have any training or reason to be shooting birds out of the sky at random with a gun that was too big for her.

 

Doesn't matter if the folks there were with you or not, that is pretty much the exact reason I dread going to public ranges.

 

I agree 100%. Its this crap that gives responsible gun owners a bad rep. I'm all for taking new shooters to the range. Taking the time to train someone how to shoot is a awesome experience. However, i don't think that's the time to break out a 12 gauge and the video camera. On top of that, why post it on youtube?!?!

You speak of our veterans--yes, in general, they are outstanding people. But, this doesn't mean they are excluded from safe firing procedures. The last time i went to a public range (years ago), there was a group of young soldiers pointing AR's at each other on the range taking photo's and acting like 12 year old idiots. Behavior like this and what is displayed above is why i belong to a private club.

Edited December 30, 2012 by Parrothead

[Fitty%]

I agree 100%. Its this crap that gives responsible gun owners a bad rep. I'm all for taking new shooters to the range. Taking the time to train someone how to shoot is a awesome experience. However, i don't think that's the time to break out a 12 gauge and the video camera. On top of that, why post it on youtube?!?!

You speak of our veterans--yes, in general, they are outstanding people. But, this doesn't mean they are excluded from safe firing procedures. The last time i went to a public range (years ago), there was a group of young soldiers pointing AR's at each other on the range taking photo's and acting like 12 year old idiots. Behavior like this and what is displayed above is why i belong to a private club.

 

That video was done a while before I uploaded it and like I said in my previous post I have learned a lot from it. I still let people shoot the Saiga-12 at the range when they want but if they are unsafe then I don't. Did you see anything wrong with the other one? Probably not....

[strickj]

I scanned the vids and didn't see anything unsafe.

 

Guess it's not operator PC to dub rap music with shooting vids :shrug:

Edited December 30, 2012 by strickj

[Dolomite_supafly]

I scanned the vids and didn't see anything unsafe.

 

Guess it's not operator PC to dub rap music with shooting vids :shrug:

 

I watched both and saw nothing alarming.

 

Dolomite

[Fitty%]

I watched both and saw nothing alarming.

 

Dolomite

 

Thank you.....I will admit the asian girlfriend was a little unsafe but I left one of the times I had to say something in the video to show that there was someone there to tell her.

[Guest The Dude]

Hey Fitty. I love the vids. Keep it up!

[Fitty%]

Hey Fitty. I love the vids. Keep it up!

 

Thanks Dude! lol

[Guest The Dude]

I know you from the S12 forum Blk Hwk. Its Hero.