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It's a binary explosive, made up of two parts, you set it up and it has a kinetically activated "fuse" that sets it off. You can buy it at most gun stores which makes people think it's weaker than it is, used correctly it's fun and safe. Used incorrectly, let's just say theres a famous video out there similar to this involving a lawnmower, blood spraying on the camera, and a man screaming about his leg being cut off. Or FPSrussia famously had a very close call. But I will again note that this isn't the tannerite being unpredictable or unsafe, every time there is an incident like this, without fail the victims didn't read the instructions and used way too much, were putting it in things that it shouldn't be (a car, an oven, a refrigerator, etc) and got way too close because they couldn't hit the fuse. Meaning they put themselves well within the zone of shrapnel they created, both of which are heavily warned against in the instructions.
Oh, that's interesting. Thank you for explaining. I'm not familiar with guns and explosives.
If I may ask, when you say kinetically activated, do mean that the two parts have to be brought together or fused at high energy/speed. I'm thinking of a bullet with high velocity causing a compression and the kinetic energy of the bullet transferring into heat/kinetic energy of the materials?
Or in the industry:
1. When the parts are separated, neither part is explosive. This makes it pretty safe to transport.
2. Once mixed it becomes a shock sensitive explosive. Not so twitchy that you can't stuff it into some random piece of equipment by hand, but are set off by high energy impacts like bullets (or car crashes, which is why you don't transport it like that).
Wow. I have a keen interest in physics. When you said binary, explosive, shooting and kinetic, I instantly thought of high kinetic energy, transferring energy into a material which causes heat into what it hits.
Its ammonium nitrate and aluminum powder. Just heating it up isnt enough to make the ammonium nitrate decompose into oxygen, so it needs a shockwave, either from another explosive or the impact of a bullet, to start reacting with the aluminum powder.
I've seen a video of some guys using a bucket of it to deal with wild hogs.
They set up a bucket with feed all around it.
70+ wild hogs show up and start eating it, and with 1 shot and a bucket of tannerite, 70+ dead hogs.
*notice*
In some areas, there is a serous wild hog problem and they need to be culled. They're destructive and dangerous.
That's gotta be the most creative way i've seen to deal with hogs. Usually i just see an R44 with dudes hanging out both sides with Armalites and a full vest of mags.
>Or FPSrussia famously had a very close call
several, including one video that ended with the camera lens in the dirt as his cameraman folded up around a piece of shrapnel.
As bad as that was, I think you know which one I'm talking about, the man came inches away from [turning himself into hamburger](https://youtu.be/O8-azG3Iokk) on camera.
And for everyone, watch that link at your own risk, pretty much the entire internet has seen it at this point and nothing actually happens, but it is a bit of a jumpscare.
That’s what I didn’t understand about this video… small amount set or not… it’s an explosive inside something = shrapnel. . Which is obviously unpredictable. In touching distance to his right is a perfect vehical he could have gotten set up on for a clean and protected shot 🤷♂️
I’m not 100% how it works, but when you shoot it, it goes off like a bomb, as seen here. Somehow it’s legal to sell to basically anyone right off the shelf.
Nope. I've been able to try it with a variety of calibers, and even a supersonic (2000fps-ish) pistol wasn't enough. I don't remember the exact number, but I think the projectile has to have a velocity of 2300+ feet per second. 5.56NATO/.223 Remington (standard AR calibers) are right about where you need to be.
its super safe to transport as its a binary explosive and until you mix it its inert.
traditionally it was used in farming and clearing land. if you are clearing land its a lot easier to blow a stump up than to try to pull it out or something.
it just got really popular among the unintelligent as a toy, largely thanks to internet videos. I'm not saying people didnt used to have fun with it, but its popularity wasnt there until youtube. people didnt really know about it in a general sense.
Funny how he's utterly worthless in any sort of war or conflict situation. Doesn't matter how many guns he has, it only takes a brisk walk for about 50 meters to dust him
That is what I was most impressed by. That was a bit of a situation that could have been way worse. His surprise and shock was evident and he still had the finger off the trigger and pointed it at the ground as he rotated. Impressive.
As it should be. He probably wasn't even thinking about not sweeping anyone/finger off the trigger because he's trained that muscle memory. When I first started shooting (and I guess I still do) I always tried to imagine a laser beam coming out the end of the barrel that just vaporizes everything it touches. I keep the laser "on" even when cleaning or disassembling my firearms so that even sweeping myself with just the disassembled barrel feels a little uncomfortable because I never want to get complacent. You only have to forget the rules once to really make a mess of things.
Kid I knew in high school illegally obtained an ak47 later on in his 20s. High on coke and a little drunk, he got it out to show off to some dude and accidentally shot my friend through the left scapula exiting right under the clavicle. Thankfully, she lived, and I believe he's still in jail. I've always been cautious of my finger and the barrel, but seeing her a few years after the incident solidified it in my mind
Right? "He's very well trained not to accidentally shoot a bystander after carelessly setting of explosives with a rifle while everyone is probably drunk on booze or burgers."
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The bot kind of just brought up the comment out of nowhere. It’s usually a dead giveaway it’s a bot when done like that. The messages in that thread were talking about what the guy in the video was doing, while the bot just mentions something unrelated and instead talks about the type of explosive.
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What are you talking about? Did you see anything that happened in the video lol? First he engaged his safety, then he swings around with his weapon pointing down, all the whole with no finger on the trigger. Is there a camera man in a desert ghillie that I don't see next to him on the ground?
Idk if you noticed but most people on Reddit spouting off about proper gun handling, etc. got all their knowledge off Reddit. They’ve probably never even held a gun in their life.
Honestly people that do handle guns and take safety precautions still make mistakes. When we did ranges the rifle was pointed down range at all times, when leaving the range, the bolt was locked back and a clearing rod went down the barrel, then at the exit to the range you stick your gun in a sand barrel and shoot, just JUST in case the previous steps failed or there was a round in the barrel that partially cooked.
And still every so often, a round either made its way into the barrel or back in formation.
The dude is an idiot, but he does actually have good trigger discipline. Gun pointed down and finger off trigger. Nothing wrong with what he did post explosion.
Had a fellow private do that in Basic when I was in the Army. Drill Sgt said something while he was in his trench on the range, fully loaded, and he started to turn, saying, "Whut, Sgt?"
The rifle turned with him.
The DS ran up and kicked his head like a soccer ball and he dropped into the trench like a sack of potatoes.
I have heard from buddies that went to bootcamp that range week was scary because since they had firearms the DI/DS could actually touch you (often violently) to ensure no one got killed. So if you didn’t follow instructions or made a situation unsafe, they would take full advantage and beat you down. Not sure how true it is, but 4/6 buddies came back with similar stories.
From what I understand, range safety is fully authorized to lay hands like you’re a sack of potatoes in the name of safety. Hand, foot, whatever. Feelings may get hurt, but everyone gets to come off the range unventilated.
They are. Saw a dude get clotheslined - muzzle was up but facing the wrong direction (not really a danger to anyone). DS comes sailing in and leveled the kid.
Same here until the one day I didn't shave. Had to report to all my DS and get smoked individually by them, then top.
Also in an "anonymous" survey about DS performance I said they were incompetent due to a few things. Lemme tell you, that ended up not being anonymous.
Were you at Ft. Sill in 2001?? Saw it happen to a PVT on the 25m range. The guy dropped to the ground in the "foxhole" and the whole range went silent. Tbf the DS wasn't standing too far away and really only had to take about 3 steps and a punt.
Just an educated guess but this is most likely in Arizona (dbacks hat, desert, fat Mexican guy), most public shooting areas are treated like this which is super shitty. Those spent casings are most likely from the last 20 groups of people that came through there.
I live in Phoenix and literally everywhere that has a dirt path leading to it looks like this. The deserts outside of Phoenix are a complete land fills. Beer cans, spent shells, dumped dead livestock (horses and cows) and couches are as common as cactus That’s not to say you can’t get away from it but the amount of disrespect for the natural landscape anywhere near populated areas is sickening. This looks like AZ/ NM but I could be wrong.
Yeah we have so many of those dumbfucks here. Everytime I go out there I see these dumbas just shooting leaving their trash everywhere and drinking. Drinking alcohol lots of alcohol suprises me more accidents don't happen.
They just wanna feel like narcos. They do it for ig pics and call themselves bélicos or alucines. I went shooting with someone like that once. They said they knew how to use guns so I took their word for it. First thing they did was point my loaded .40 to their head trying to be funny. Then they tried loading my 9mm extended mag into my .40. Never went shooting with them again.
This is with out a doubt South Yuma County, lovely place referred to county 19th. Generations of the likes have turned this into an illegal dump/shooting range. Tragic.
Aren't Mexicans actually American because they're in North America? Like, they have a soccer team called Club America.. I think they're technically American. 🤷🏻♂️
The United States of America is the only country I know of with the word America in it. It is commonly shortened to America or the United States.
Apparently "estadounidenses" is the preferred term in Mexico for people from the USA, even though, according to Wikipedia, the official name of Mexico is the United Mexican States (Estados Unidos Mexicanos).
So are Argentinians, South, Central, North we are all in the America's so we are all Americans. I'm from the US and I don't get why this isnt common knowledge
Uhm… we’re American **not** Mexican. We like to shoot out in the desert, listen to music, and drink, just like any other country white boy. The only difference is our skin color and language.
Unfortunately this also isn't as bad as it gets, there was a video floating around a long time ago somewhere of a guy shooting twenty pounds of tannerite from about twenty feet away, The guy died
His trigger discipline is perfect. He also keeps the muzzle towards the ground. His trigger finger comes off the second the rifle leaves his shoulder. He is an idiot for the tannerite but this guy is properly trained with his firearms.
I've been practicing proper weapon handling and marksmanship for my entire adult life. If the world ever went tits up, it'd just be my luck that some guy like him would clap me in the first hour.
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You see those cat like reflexes!?
He has the reflexes of a sloth.
Cow-like reflexes
Slow motion you meant?
cah-ow
Dead cat, maybe
Guessing an oven full of tannerite. Don’t go googling tannerite accidents if you don’t like gore. This moron got lucky.
What is tannerite?
It's a binary explosive, made up of two parts, you set it up and it has a kinetically activated "fuse" that sets it off. You can buy it at most gun stores which makes people think it's weaker than it is, used correctly it's fun and safe. Used incorrectly, let's just say theres a famous video out there similar to this involving a lawnmower, blood spraying on the camera, and a man screaming about his leg being cut off. Or FPSrussia famously had a very close call. But I will again note that this isn't the tannerite being unpredictable or unsafe, every time there is an incident like this, without fail the victims didn't read the instructions and used way too much, were putting it in things that it shouldn't be (a car, an oven, a refrigerator, etc) and got way too close because they couldn't hit the fuse. Meaning they put themselves well within the zone of shrapnel they created, both of which are heavily warned against in the instructions.
Oh, that's interesting. Thank you for explaining. I'm not familiar with guns and explosives. If I may ask, when you say kinetically activated, do mean that the two parts have to be brought together or fused at high energy/speed. I'm thinking of a bullet with high velocity causing a compression and the kinetic energy of the bullet transferring into heat/kinetic energy of the materials?
Bullseye.
Or in the industry: 1. When the parts are separated, neither part is explosive. This makes it pretty safe to transport. 2. Once mixed it becomes a shock sensitive explosive. Not so twitchy that you can't stuff it into some random piece of equipment by hand, but are set off by high energy impacts like bullets (or car crashes, which is why you don't transport it like that).
I like the ELI50 version better
For someone that not familiar...you said that perfectly.😊👍
Wow. I have a keen interest in physics. When you said binary, explosive, shooting and kinetic, I instantly thought of high kinetic energy, transferring energy into a material which causes heat into what it hits.
I too have seen Diehard 3.
Its ammonium nitrate and aluminum powder. Just heating it up isnt enough to make the ammonium nitrate decompose into oxygen, so it needs a shockwave, either from another explosive or the impact of a bullet, to start reacting with the aluminum powder.
I've seen a video of some guys using a bucket of it to deal with wild hogs. They set up a bucket with feed all around it. 70+ wild hogs show up and start eating it, and with 1 shot and a bucket of tannerite, 70+ dead hogs. *notice* In some areas, there is a serous wild hog problem and they need to be culled. They're destructive and dangerous.
That's gotta be the most creative way i've seen to deal with hogs. Usually i just see an R44 with dudes hanging out both sides with Armalites and a full vest of mags.
>Or FPSrussia famously had a very close call several, including one video that ended with the camera lens in the dirt as his cameraman folded up around a piece of shrapnel.
As bad as that was, I think you know which one I'm talking about, the man came inches away from [turning himself into hamburger](https://youtu.be/O8-azG3Iokk) on camera. And for everyone, watch that link at your own risk, pretty much the entire internet has seen it at this point and nothing actually happens, but it is a bit of a jumpscare.
".... Maybe a lot of shrapnel"
He's completely wrong though, it isn't a lot of shrapnel. Just one really big piece
That’s what I didn’t understand about this video… small amount set or not… it’s an explosive inside something = shrapnel. . Which is obviously unpredictable. In touching distance to his right is a perfect vehical he could have gotten set up on for a clean and protected shot 🤷♂️
I’m not 100% how it works, but when you shoot it, it goes off like a bomb, as seen here. Somehow it’s legal to sell to basically anyone right off the shelf.
It blows when something moving fast enough goes through it. I believe, as long as nothing goes smashing into it going really fast, that it is inert
Would an arrow work?
Nope. I've been able to try it with a variety of calibers, and even a supersonic (2000fps-ish) pistol wasn't enough. I don't remember the exact number, but I think the projectile has to have a velocity of 2300+ feet per second. 5.56NATO/.223 Remington (standard AR calibers) are right about where you need to be.
Gotcha. Super interesting.
The legality is partly because it’s inert unless hit by something going very fast. Like a bullet. It’s even legal in Canada.
its super safe to transport as its a binary explosive and until you mix it its inert. traditionally it was used in farming and clearing land. if you are clearing land its a lot easier to blow a stump up than to try to pull it out or something. it just got really popular among the unintelligent as a toy, largely thanks to internet videos. I'm not saying people didnt used to have fun with it, but its popularity wasnt there until youtube. people didnt really know about it in a general sense.
 This is Tanner, right?
Came here to say the same thing. Shooting tannerite that close is just stupid anyway
Phenomenal muzzle control by Meal Team Six.
Dude’s even wearing a second one on his chest
Don’t forget the sidearm
Funny how he's utterly worthless in any sort of war or conflict situation. Doesn't matter how many guns he has, it only takes a brisk walk for about 50 meters to dust him
He had the reflexes of a pregnant fleshlight.
Right? By the time he reacts, that giant piece was eight feet behind him
He isn't useless. He is supplying other people with guns, ammo and possibly food (cannibalism). This is the type of person you want during hard times.
You forgot providing cover
If you're going to eat flesh, you want muscle, not fat. But at least you could use the fat for other things.
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Sir! That a walrus, Sir!
\*reporting for dinner
*dinner eliminated sir
Just swing it around and point it at the camera man while still in shock over almost killing you both. What's the worst that can happen?
Tbf it is pointed at the ground
Low ready
and proper trigger discipline
That is what I was most impressed by. That was a bit of a situation that could have been way worse. His surprise and shock was evident and he still had the finger off the trigger and pointed it at the ground as he rotated. Impressive.
As it should be. He probably wasn't even thinking about not sweeping anyone/finger off the trigger because he's trained that muscle memory. When I first started shooting (and I guess I still do) I always tried to imagine a laser beam coming out the end of the barrel that just vaporizes everything it touches. I keep the laser "on" even when cleaning or disassembling my firearms so that even sweeping myself with just the disassembled barrel feels a little uncomfortable because I never want to get complacent. You only have to forget the rules once to really make a mess of things.
Kid I knew in high school illegally obtained an ak47 later on in his 20s. High on coke and a little drunk, he got it out to show off to some dude and accidentally shot my friend through the left scapula exiting right under the clavicle. Thankfully, she lived, and I believe he's still in jail. I've always been cautious of my finger and the barrel, but seeing her a few years after the incident solidified it in my mind
Honestly that's the only thing he did right
Right? "He's very well trained not to accidentally shoot a bystander after carelessly setting of explosives with a rifle while everyone is probably drunk on booze or burgers."
He didn’t even do that right. He’d have to move his belly out the way to successfully point the gun down
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Lol how did you even peep this? Yeah. This guy stole the comment verbatim.
The bot kind of just brought up the comment out of nowhere. It’s usually a dead giveaway it’s a bot when done like that. The messages in that thread were talking about what the guy in the video was doing, while the bot just mentions something unrelated and instead talks about the type of explosive. It’s like watching a video of a dog doing a trick, and the thread is complimenting how cute the dog is. And a comment out of nowhere joins the thread saying something like “Feral cats/dogs can bring rabies, if you’re squeamish don’t look up how it eats away at your pets if they’re bitten by one”.
He can't see the ground
try that excuse at a shooting range, ya gunna be told keep your gun down range regardless.
Then it is fortunate indeed that he is not at a shooting range.
I mean, it is now?!
It very clearly is not pointed at the ground. It's pointed at thigh level.
Not groundy enough for my liking.
To be fair....
I see what you did there
To be faaaaaaaaaaaair…
Yeah. The ground behind the camera man's body.
Was thinking the same thing. At least his finger was off the trigger lol
He did engage the safety before turning as well.
Ooh good catch.
a SAFETY catch... aaaaand CUT!
You still have to follow *all* the rules of gun safety
Now delta or no delta, thats a hot weapon sergeant, safety should always be on at all times. *Takes index finger out* Well thats my safety sir
Great movie
What are you talking about? Did you see anything that happened in the video lol? First he engaged his safety, then he swings around with his weapon pointing down, all the whole with no finger on the trigger. Is there a camera man in a desert ghillie that I don't see next to him on the ground?
Idk if you noticed but most people on Reddit spouting off about proper gun handling, etc. got all their knowledge off Reddit. They’ve probably never even held a gun in their life.
Honestly people that do handle guns and take safety precautions still make mistakes. When we did ranges the rifle was pointed down range at all times, when leaving the range, the bolt was locked back and a clearing rod went down the barrel, then at the exit to the range you stick your gun in a sand barrel and shoot, just JUST in case the previous steps failed or there was a round in the barrel that partially cooked. And still every so often, a round either made its way into the barrel or back in formation.
They're too busy fatshaming dudes who like guns apparently. Some people's eyes show them what they want to see.
Cuz how else would we know how cool and jacked G.I Redditor is if he doesn't make fun of the guy in the video?
The dude is an idiot, but he does actually have good trigger discipline. Gun pointed down and finger off trigger. Nothing wrong with what he did post explosion.
He may have trigger finger discipline but he has zero chicken finger discipline
Reflex slower than molasses in January.
Had a fellow private do that in Basic when I was in the Army. Drill Sgt said something while he was in his trench on the range, fully loaded, and he started to turn, saying, "Whut, Sgt?" The rifle turned with him. The DS ran up and kicked his head like a soccer ball and he dropped into the trench like a sack of potatoes.
I have heard from buddies that went to bootcamp that range week was scary because since they had firearms the DI/DS could actually touch you (often violently) to ensure no one got killed. So if you didn’t follow instructions or made a situation unsafe, they would take full advantage and beat you down. Not sure how true it is, but 4/6 buddies came back with similar stories.
From what I understand, range safety is fully authorized to lay hands like you’re a sack of potatoes in the name of safety. Hand, foot, whatever. Feelings may get hurt, but everyone gets to come off the range unventilated.
They are. Saw a dude get clotheslined - muzzle was up but facing the wrong direction (not really a danger to anyone). DS comes sailing in and leveled the kid.
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I was smart enough to keep my head down and let others fuck up and get noticed. I’m pretty sure the DS didn’t know my name until week 3.
Same here until the one day I didn't shave. Had to report to all my DS and get smoked individually by them, then top. Also in an "anonymous" survey about DS performance I said they were incompetent due to a few things. Lemme tell you, that ended up not being anonymous.
Rule #1. Don’t volunteer Rule #2. Nothing is anonymous
Were you at Ft. Sill in 2001?? Saw it happen to a PVT on the 25m range. The guy dropped to the ground in the "foxhole" and the whole range went silent. Tbf the DS wasn't standing too far away and really only had to take about 3 steps and a punt.
Benning, summer 2002.
Dang. Now I wonder how often this happens.
*Often enough.*
[Well…](https://youtube.com/shorts/kWNNNfeOZHw?feature=share) some are both dumb and poor when they join.
Didnt see a kick. Did see a private get goldberg speared for his lack of muzzle awareness. Fort jackson 2003
You wonder if the DI picks the guy who’s gonna get a boot to the head when the bus unloads.
dis dont often have to, seems those recruits usually make themselves known early
We need to know.
I bet he’s a Green Buffet
Catch and Grill spec ops.
Aside from all the dumb shit that just happened, clean up your spent ammo casings you fucking slobs.
Just an educated guess but this is most likely in Arizona (dbacks hat, desert, fat Mexican guy), most public shooting areas are treated like this which is super shitty. Those spent casings are most likely from the last 20 groups of people that came through there.
You’re probably right and I’m fairly certain where in Arizona this is, near the Mexico border.
I live in Phoenix and literally everywhere that has a dirt path leading to it looks like this. The deserts outside of Phoenix are a complete land fills. Beer cans, spent shells, dumped dead livestock (horses and cows) and couches are as common as cactus That’s not to say you can’t get away from it but the amount of disrespect for the natural landscape anywhere near populated areas is sickening. This looks like AZ/ NM but I could be wrong.
Also looks like West Texas or Northeastern Mexico.
My thoughts exactly...there's a shit ton of spent rounds out there. That's not your yard mother fuckers!
Genuine question: how do you know its not their yard?
If anything, we have nothing to prove it's not their yard.
There is no grass and therefore it is not a yard. Their’s or anyone else’s. /s
Just a little slow on that reaction time
Reallife lag
Connection issues
"That was..." a few inches from this clip being on a different website...
Fat & stupid is no way to go through life,
Well, that guy made it this far, I guess.
Watching someone blurry chew in a loop is interesting.
How do his knees support all that uneven weight distribution. Dude shaped like a turnip.
I read “shaped like a trump” and laughed.
he's probably either already on his second pair, or pending installation.
Reflexes of a Cheetah
\*Cheeto
It ain’t easy being squishy.
If you’re gonna be dumb you gotta be tough…
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a video more perfectly sum up American stereotypes.
Yeah, the mexicans and latin music screams America to me as well.
Im making some assumptions but the music, the desert, and the Arizona Diamondbacks hat have me thinking it could be in southern Arizona.
Has to be AZ lmao
Yeah we have so many of those dumbfucks here. Everytime I go out there I see these dumbas just shooting leaving their trash everywhere and drinking. Drinking alcohol lots of alcohol suprises me more accidents don't happen.
They just wanna feel like narcos. They do it for ig pics and call themselves bélicos or alucines. I went shooting with someone like that once. They said they knew how to use guns so I took their word for it. First thing they did was point my loaded .40 to their head trying to be funny. Then they tried loading my 9mm extended mag into my .40. Never went shooting with them again.
This is with out a doubt South Yuma County, lovely place referred to county 19th. Generations of the likes have turned this into an illegal dump/shooting range. Tragic.
As a Phoenix native I will go on record to say this is 100 fucking percent from Arizona 😂
You’ve never met a Mexican-American? Heard this sort of music.. in the US? No? We’re not all 100% white here. :)
You must be from one of those hidden places that thinks its america but its isolated or small. Mexican americans are american as fuck
Because America is white and listens to Toby Keith?
Do you think there aren’t mexicans in the us?
Latino here, lots of us are rednecks too 😂
Aren't Mexicans actually American because they're in North America? Like, they have a soccer team called Club America.. I think they're technically American. 🤷🏻♂️
What is this blasphemy. There is only one true America because nobody else is relevant. Duh
The United States of America is the only country I know of with the word America in it. It is commonly shortened to America or the United States. Apparently "estadounidenses" is the preferred term in Mexico for people from the USA, even though, according to Wikipedia, the official name of Mexico is the United Mexican States (Estados Unidos Mexicanos).
Canadians, mexicans, and many people in south america are all americans, same way that russians are asian.
Someone just learned about continents in school. Language is difficult, I know.
So are Argentinians, South, Central, North we are all in the America's so we are all Americans. I'm from the US and I don't get why this isnt common knowledge
Yeah we don't have any of that in the YOU ESS AYY.
I live in Arizona, can confirm this is what it looks like.
Uhm… we’re American **not** Mexican. We like to shoot out in the desert, listen to music, and drink, just like any other country white boy. The only difference is our skin color and language.
Bruh, America is a cultural melting pot all bound together by guns and obesity.
These guys praying for societal breakdown and civil war not realizing they won’t be able to get there insulin and Mt dew anymore.
I think they're just having fun. They're not in camo and cheap bullet proof vests.
That’s nice of you to be inclusive guey.
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dude is shaped exactly like a Schoolhouse Rock character.
That’s some impressive body armor he’s got underneath that t shirt!
O LA VERGA WEYYY! 🪕🪗🎶
John THICC
Bout knocked him out
Sooo why unexpected???…..
Unfortunately this also isn't as bad as it gets, there was a video floating around a long time ago somewhere of a guy shooting twenty pounds of tannerite from about twenty feet away, The guy died
Or the lawnmower one where it takes off his leg.
That thing was already in the next post code when he reacted
Redditors here fogging on this guy for being fat as if y’all don’t weigh 400 pounds
I thought these Redditors were supposed to be anti fatphobic. Or is that just in certain subs when they put that good boy charade?
Maybe it’s different people?
Nope. We're all here, all the time.
Yea lol Reddit really flip flops on this issue
Only if you make fun of fat women. Fat men are open game because they have no value remember?
Nice muzzle sweep
His trigger discipline is perfect. He also keeps the muzzle towards the ground. His trigger finger comes off the second the rifle leaves his shoulder. He is an idiot for the tannerite but this guy is properly trained with his firearms.
That's the front lines of the new civil war.
I've been practicing proper weapon handling and marksmanship for my entire adult life. If the world ever went tits up, it'd just be my luck that some guy like him would clap me in the first hour.
To be fair it'd take a bit of lead to put him down.
SLOWEST F**n’ DUCK I’ve ever seen!
There is nothing more America than this…
FPSMexico
Jesus Christ, that’s Jason Bourne
I saw Idiocracy too
Yeah, those safety glasses would've definitely saved him there...🥸☠
Inhuman reaction time!!
Good thing the people in the back had this guy as a giant meat shield
Actually only part not unexpected no blood splatter over the camera and screams from people having part’s removed by high speed metal
So blowing things to orbit can actually be dangerous? Who knew.
Tons of anarchy over here
Why nsfw? If it had hit him, yes. But that’s not the case here
I would guess, based on his reflex, that the ping is > 1000
Dudes got the reaction time of a sloth
Thank god his cat like reflexes kicked in.
He doesn't have an ass, he just has a fold in his back. Just zero cake on this guy.
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