Standard bullet weight in .38Special/.357Magnum is 158grains. The 132/130gr weight is Military weight. Don't ask me why. I've been asking for 60yrs without an answer. A Firearms "instructor" that does NOT know how to shoulder a shotgun, and she kept her finger on the trigger the whole time. So many things wrong that I'm tired of pointing them out.
I was just reminded that we have a local shooting range where Japanese tourists used to come in . We were shooting larger caliber pistols and Military surplus rifles. A couple of gentlemen quietly came over to watch us. My Buddy was shooting a Garand . One of the tour guides asked for one of the tourists what type of rifle he was shooting. We explained that it was a rifle that was used during WW2. One of the tourist was shocked that we could own a rifle that could have shot at his father. So we let him shoot it. He was speechless. He couldn’t get over how heavy it was and the recoil was so strong. It was a good day.
His Father shot at my Grandfather first.... Most people don't understand weapons used in war can be from muzzle loading flint locks to modern bolt action, pump, semi-auto and select fire to full automatic. Most liberal western countries issue semi-auto AR-15 type rifles then call them automatic rifles yet they will kill. During the 2003 invasion of Iraq many older guard and reserve units had world war II weapons and equipment I saw 3 seperate 1903A4 sniper rifles rebarreled with unused stock military barrels and they were using the old Unertl scopes out to 1200 meters with modern factory ammunition.I saw several M16A1 and CAR 15 variants, one commander had a .Carbine plus I saw .45 Grease guns, Old Browning machine guns 30-06 and .50 Bmg, Lots of rebarreled WWII, korean and Vietnam era 105 mm Artillery pieces, Jeeps, trucks etc. The government had to get them better stuff after that. Kinda sad how some of these units from small towns had to make do with old stuff. Saddam had a Sherman Tank...the Army took it. For the Gulf War our reserve unit had to give up all their equipment and weapons to include individual soldiers to get uits going fully equipped then got called up two weeks later. I got a 1985 issued ballistic vest for 2003 and everyone was bitching about it till I got hit with a coke can size piece of shrapnel in the chest. Saved my life but it hurt and my other wounds got me evaced. Had I not had that old vest I would be dead but it still hurts 21 years later. Some fired a 38 Special at one soldier the took 3 hits and fired back at the car killing everyone...that and flipping over several times then being thrown from the car. Since a whole platoon opened fired everyone was hit even after being thrown from the car. Worse we got orders to give first aid to Iraqis wounded we had band aids and put them on Iraqis after they shot our medic. I had Smurf bandaids.
Its funny that people think of assault rifles as super dangerous assault weapons when its just an acronym, battle rifles used in the past had more recoil and full size calibres as well.
That's because it is too heavy and too powerful. It was tooled for 276 Pedersen but galaxy brain Douglas MacArthur overruled him, and John Garand was thanked by being fired. No matter the era, US Ordnance Corps always betrays the troops, whether at Battle of San Juan Hill, or in Vietnam where M16 cleaning kits were not issued for two years, or Iraq where the talc like dust caused widespread failure. US issued a genuine assault rifle to its army a whopping 18 years after Russia.
Never seen such thorough instructions for first time shooters. Also never seen the muzzle chained up like that for safety, which makes sense. Fantastic facility for first timers.
I've seen them cable tie through the trigger guard at shooting ranges in Korea. Considering the high suicide rate in both Japan and Korea, I don't blame the gun ranges being a little cautious about new customers who have never shot a gun before wanting to suddenly try it.
@@NinJam87 It’s not just about suicide. New shooters firing higher power pistols can potentially lose control of the gun. If the gun flips backwards and off to the side, guess what it’s pointing at? The instructor!
Keeps excited newbies from shooting the gun and then turning around to say something with the gun still in their hand pointing any which way. I agree a good idea for someone who has never held a gun before and likely never will again.
When I bought my first shotgun, I had never fired one previous to getting one. I also had a M44 Nagant, so I thought that nothing I had could match that recoil. I was quickly proven wrong when I fired my first shot from the 12 gauge. Whoo boy, the kick. It probably didn't help that I loaded a 3 in shell either, but even the 2-3/4 inch shells kicked hard.
I shoot about 12,000 to 15,000 rounds of rifles, pistols, and shotguns every year. I compete in action shooting sports and sometimes take for granted how comfortable I am around guns. There's something special about new shooters who understand the dangers, but still want to shoot and learn to better educate themselves on guns.
shes shaking holding the guns indicating shes anticipating the recoil still not bad shooting for first timer along with that instruction set being top notch and amazing that this is in gaum a us territory that they speak fluent Japanese
20:00 the cameraman went to hide behind the glass 😆 It's nice that they have safeties in place to protect new users, and they thoroughly explain the proper handling of the guns. And going up in caliber slowly to get them used to the recoil is smart.
Even in the USA, where gun ownership is plainly written in our constitution, it is a constant fight to keep weak people from taking our rights away so that they can enjoy the illusion of safety. Leadership knows such things won't make people safer, but they push for it anyway.
You did very well for a neophyte. Your instructor was thorough and patient. Congratulations and welcome to the gun world, although since you have shooting glasses, you're probably not exactly new. Good show! BTW, anyone who can read English, please watch this with auto-translate - it's a hoot that way!
@@teppeki-999 You are both incorrect. I have taught many new people to shoot. The wire prevents them from turning suddenly with the pistol in their hand creating an unsafe condition. Without the wire the instructor has to stay close to the student ready to grab them if they turn away from the firing line without putting the gun down. It takes time a diligence to make it a habit to never point a gun in an unsafe direction. I have only seen the wire in places that specialize in allowing foreigners to try guns as an experience. Most Americans that train with guns approach it seriously as sort of a bujutsu, so the wire would not be used.
Glad she started shooting with a .22-LR caliber. Certainly not a .50-S&W magnum. With a diameter of 12.7mm. the .454-Casul is high on the recoil. She did shoot the M-1911 pistol chambered in .45-acp. Did everyone see the recoil affects. The last revolver she experienced the .357-magnum. Notice her hands were in pain. A .38-special caliber is a great training round. To get accustomed to the recoil. To eliminate all recoil pain from a shotgun, I recommend the Knoxx SpecOpps recoil stock. There are two springs to absorb recoil. One in the butt stock the other is in the pistol grip. Reduces the recoil of a 3¼-inch magnum shotgun shell to the recoil affects of a .22-LR.
As a Brit civilian who's shot thousands of rounds while on vacation around the world (let's be honest - mostly the US), this is by far the best newbie instruction I've ever seen. Given the famous Japanese societal aversion to firearms I had no idea this was even possible there, great to see them doing it so well.
This is actually something I've never seen. I'm amazed at the teaching and discipline used for new people being introduced to firearms and I'm especially impressed by the tether system in place to create an overall safe environment for everyone. Simple in design and can be easily bypassed however when you're first starting it's a very good system and training tool, not allowing the firearm to be put into a position that would be deemed unsafe. Front and center, can't be pulled away, and always downrange.
First of all someone please change a belt on that noisy assed Ventalation Fan. How many of you guys after shooting, think that the instructor has the best job ever?
English closed captions please! I just found your channel and enjoy it very much.im sure most Americans would too.include English channel name also to very easy to share your channel.are you guys Japanese that go to guam to shoot? Can you shoot in japan? What the laws?most Americans would be interested in that.
I do not speak the language however I can tell you her instructor was extremely knowledgeable and professional anyone could learn from him no matter the language.
Those were very good explanations, it always felt safe for everyone. Be carefull with your ears, make sure the headset is doing its job as the sounds can leave definitive injuries like tinnitus.
Military otaku, or gun-otaku (which is an interesting coincidence in translation, as the character for "military" is 軍 , which is read as "gun") do exist in Japan. You'll often find them participating in airsoft matches and chatting in online military and history forums. It definitely warms my 2nd amendment-loving heart to see that Japanese military otaku have an opportunity to try out the real stuff. It's just a shame that they gotta get a plane ticket to Guam to do it.
I am speechless that you would want to shoot a 44 mag and 1911(45acp). Excellent facility. Too bad there were no English subtitles because this video would get a lot of views if the title said “japanese woman shoot 44 Magnum!”
The instructor was decent, but he forgot to tell you to bend your elbows slightly to help cope with recoil. You were snapping your wrists with the more powerful pistols and revolvers. No wonder you were anticipating recoil later on. In any case, it looks like you had fun and learned a little, so it was time well spent.
She said "the Glock sucks, the trigger sucks and the reset is too long. Oh and it shoots low left"😂😂😂😂 jokes aside, it's cool to always let new shooters have a go at it. Seeing this makes me all the more grateful for our 2A rights in America, and that I can drive out 30 mins from my home and be shooting at a range with up to 550 yards.
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こちらのグアム射撃場では全てアメリカ本土より購入した、いわゆるファクトリー弾を使用しているとのこと。
.22口径は、40grain
.38口径は、132grain
.44口径は、240grain
.45口径は、230grain
9mm口径は、115grain
を使用。
詳しくは記事にてどうぞ。
www.hyperdouraku.com/guam_guide/wfv2024.html
Standard bullet weight in .38Special/.357Magnum is 158grains.
The 132/130gr weight is Military weight. Don't ask me why. I've been asking for 60yrs without an answer.
A Firearms "instructor" that does NOT know how to shoulder a shotgun, and she kept her finger on the trigger the whole time. So many things wrong that I'm tired of pointing them out.
Where is the geographic location of this range?
Guam
As an American who has fired every one of these kinds of rounds and more, all of these weights are correct. These are all standard and commonly found.
私は、この女性を助けたい特別にshotgun shooting時にlol & .44 revolver
I was just reminded that we have a local shooting range where Japanese tourists used to come in . We were shooting larger caliber pistols and Military surplus rifles. A couple of gentlemen quietly came over to watch us. My Buddy was shooting a Garand . One of the tour guides asked for one of the tourists what type of rifle he was shooting. We explained that it was a rifle that was used during WW2. One of the tourist was shocked that we could own a rifle that could have shot at his father. So we let him shoot it. He was speechless. He couldn’t get over how heavy it was and the recoil was so strong. It was a good day.
His Father shot at my Grandfather first....
Most people don't understand weapons used in war can be from muzzle loading flint locks to modern bolt action, pump, semi-auto and select fire to full automatic. Most liberal western countries issue semi-auto AR-15 type rifles then call them automatic rifles yet they will kill.
During the 2003 invasion of Iraq many older guard and reserve units had world war II weapons and equipment I saw 3 seperate 1903A4 sniper rifles rebarreled with unused stock military barrels and they were using the old Unertl scopes out to 1200 meters with modern factory ammunition.I saw several M16A1 and CAR 15 variants, one commander had a .Carbine plus I saw .45 Grease guns, Old Browning machine guns 30-06 and .50 Bmg, Lots of rebarreled WWII, korean and Vietnam era 105 mm Artillery pieces, Jeeps, trucks etc. The government had to get them better stuff after that. Kinda sad how some of these units from small towns had to make do with old stuff.
Saddam had a Sherman Tank...the Army took it.
For the Gulf War our reserve unit had to give up all their equipment and weapons to include individual soldiers to get uits going fully equipped then got called up two weeks later. I got a 1985 issued ballistic vest for 2003 and everyone was bitching about it till I got hit with a coke can size piece of shrapnel in the chest. Saved my life but it hurt and my other wounds got me evaced. Had I not had that old vest I would be dead but it still hurts 21 years later.
Some fired a 38 Special at one soldier the took 3 hits and fired back at the car killing everyone...that and flipping over several times then being thrown from the car. Since a whole platoon opened fired everyone was hit even after being thrown from the car.
Worse we got orders to give first aid to Iraqis wounded we had band aids and put them on Iraqis after they shot our medic. I had Smurf bandaids.
Its funny that people think of assault rifles as super dangerous assault weapons when its just an acronym, battle rifles used in the past had more recoil and full size calibres as well.
@@NeostormXLMAX I'm a lot more scared of a .30-06 than a .223 that's for sure
That's because it is too heavy and too powerful. It was tooled for 276 Pedersen but galaxy brain Douglas MacArthur overruled him, and John Garand was thanked by being fired. No matter the era, US Ordnance Corps always betrays the troops, whether at Battle of San Juan Hill, or in Vietnam where M16 cleaning kits were not issued for two years, or Iraq where the talc like dust caused widespread failure. US issued a genuine assault rifle to its army a whopping 18 years after Russia.
Never seen such thorough instructions for first time shooters. Also never seen the muzzle chained up like that for safety, which makes sense. Fantastic facility for first timers.
I've seen them cable tie through the trigger guard at shooting ranges in Korea. Considering the high suicide rate in both Japan and Korea, I don't blame the gun ranges being a little cautious about new customers who have never shot a gun before wanting to suddenly try it.
@@NinJam87 It’s not just about suicide. New shooters firing higher power pistols can potentially lose control of the gun. If the gun flips backwards and off to the side, guess what it’s pointing at? The instructor!
@@FishKepr The only person who has ever been killed by a .500 S&W Magnum did that.
Keeps excited newbies from shooting the gun and then turning around to say something with the gun still in their hand pointing any which way. I agree a good idea for someone who has never held a gun before and likely never will again.
For the most part it was good but he forgot to tell her to keep her finger off the trigger until she's ready to shoot.
Very thurough instructions. Nice.
She took the 12-gauge like a champ and kept smiling while at it. That's how most of us started. 😁
When I bought my first shotgun, I had never fired one previous to getting one. I also had a M44 Nagant, so I thought that nothing I had could match that recoil. I was quickly proven wrong when I fired my first shot from the 12 gauge. Whoo boy, the kick. It probably didn't help that I loaded a 3 in shell either, but even the 2-3/4 inch shells kicked hard.
Wow, I didn't know they actually had something like this in Japan at all. Definitely makes me grateful for my rights in the US.
This isn't in Japan. This is in Guam, USA and the range's name is Western Frontier Village (WFV).
billions could only dream. take back your constitution!
米国で射撃が趣味の者です。
射撃は実際にやってみると実に面白いものです。どんな趣味でもそうですが、腕が上がっていくのも楽しい。
ライフル、ピストル共、狙い通りに的に集中して当たった時の満足感、達成感は例えようもありません。
Enjoy Shooting！
I shoot about 12,000 to 15,000 rounds of rifles, pistols, and shotguns every year. I compete in action shooting sports and sometimes take for granted how comfortable I am around guns. There's something special about new shooters who understand the dangers, but still want to shoot and learn to better educate themselves on guns.
shes shaking holding the guns indicating shes anticipating the recoil still not bad shooting for first timer along with that instruction set being top notch and amazing that this is in gaum a us territory that they speak fluent Japanese
Guam used to be owned by japan, like kalingrad used to be prussian
10年以上前ですが、お世話になりました！懐かしく拝見してます。マスターもスタッフの方も本当に親切に対応して頂きました。余裕があるなら毎年でもお世話になりたいレンジです。初めての海外であり、初めての実銃射撃でした。感謝の気持ちで一杯です！！仕事頑張って行きます！！！
Definitely a little different than how we do it in America but I'm glad it's there! Looks like a fun time for visitors
Guam is part of America bud. Grew up there, New Year's Eve in the 80s was crazy. Definitely heard my share of fun switches back in the day.
20:00 the cameraman went to hide behind the glass 😆
It's nice that they have safeties in place to protect new users, and they thoroughly explain the proper handling of the guns. And going up in caliber slowly to get them used to the recoil is smart.
He was the most calmest, nicest fire range instructor ever. Clear and concise. This was a great video recommened to me by the algorithm.
Very cool, I hope that one day Japan can enjoy firearms as freely as America
I really hope not
@@alexeimelnikov2822 slave
@@alexeimelnikov2822 so says the fascist
@@alexeimelnikov2822 Why not?
Even in the USA, where gun ownership is plainly written in our constitution, it is a constant fight to keep weak people from taking our rights away so that they can enjoy the illusion of safety. Leadership knows such things won't make people safer, but they push for it anyway.
I do not speak a word of Japanese, but I understood. Welcome to America!
You did very well for a neophyte. Your instructor was thorough and patient. Congratulations and welcome to the gun world, although since you have shooting glasses, you're probably not exactly new. Good show! BTW, anyone who can read English, please watch this with auto-translate - it's a hoot that way!
自衛隊でしか射撃の経験がなく、海外の射場は分かりませんが、銃が繋がれていて、持ち出す事は勿論、銃が正面しか向けられない様になっていることに好感が持てました。やはり、銃が正面しか向けられなくなっていれば、事故はとても少なくなると思います。
In America you can use your own guns or rent one. Guns are not tethered so you need to follow the firearm safety rules.
初心者の方は撃った後驚いて、銃を振ったりする人がいますから。安全のためですね。
朝霞の射場でお世話になりました有難う御座います。
@@WRaven055 Not a bad idea for first timers.
not really in the spirit of freedom that holding and firing a gun gives you
Beautiful. Really appreciate the discipline of Japanese culture.
懐かしぃ～！
20年以上前、初めてグアムに行った時に妻と行きました！
ツアー会社の推奨ショップで、初心者には安全ですよね！
やはりちょっとお高めなのと、銃が固定されているのが嫌で、その後グアムに行った時はゴルゴ射撃場を良く利用していましたが、今はもうやっていないようです。
自分でマガジンに弾込めさせてくれたり、銃を触りまくり、写真撮りまくり、弾も正真正銘のファクトリーロードで、初めてパイソンで357マグナムを撃った時は、反動で親指と人差し指の股が痛くなってしまいました！
撃ち方も、両手撃ち、片手撃ち、ダブルアクション、シングルアクション、好きにやらせてくれました！
那海さんも楽しそうで、良かったですね！
分かり易くて丁寧なレクチャーだ
自分の頭が撃てないようにワイヤーで銃口を制御してあるのは大事なこと
いや、ワイヤーは意図しない暴発した時のための事故防止でしょ
@@teppeki-999 You are both incorrect. I have taught many new people to shoot. The wire prevents them from turning suddenly with the pistol in their hand creating an unsafe condition. Without the wire the instructor has to stay close to the student ready to grab them if they turn away from the firing line without putting the gun down.
It takes time a diligence to make it a habit to never point a gun in an unsafe direction.
I have only seen the wire in places that specialize in allowing foreigners to try guns as an experience. Most Americans that train with guns approach it seriously as sort of a bujutsu, so the wire would not be used.
昔グアムに住んでました。
射撃場をイタリア人と共同経営して地元警官用を含めてグアムにある射撃場全てに弾丸を作って納めてました。
ハンターですが、海外でぼったくり射撃はしなくなりました。ライフル銃で好きなときに射撃しています。熊の出没でいつになくハンターがいぶかしがられる事が減ってきました。ハンターって大切だよね、熊退治してくれる人がいなくなると大変とような世論が出来ているの
が嬉しい。
儲かったでしょうね？
警察官も再生弾を使用していたのですか？！ やはり観光客用は、火薬量を減らしたりしていたのでしょうか？(^^;)
@@かっちゃん-w4r8c
グアムで室内射撃場は大抵リロード弾（火薬減らさないと危ない）
って聞いたよ。
俺は屋外で撃ってきた
３５年程前に２日連続で伺わせて頂きました。懐かしく拝見しました。当時はその日の最高得点を出せたのが良い思い出です。また行きたいなぁ。
Great production.
Very professional range, safety officer. Great added fun with the score ranking system.
Nice Shooting.
Glad she started shooting with a .22-LR caliber. Certainly not a .50-S&W magnum. With a diameter of 12.7mm. the .454-Casul is high on the recoil. She did shoot the M-1911 pistol chambered in .45-acp. Did everyone see the recoil affects. The last revolver she experienced the .357-magnum. Notice her hands were in pain. A .38-special caliber is a great training round. To get accustomed to the recoil.
To eliminate all recoil pain from a shotgun, I recommend the Knoxx SpecOpps recoil stock. There are two springs to absorb recoil. One in the butt stock the other is in the pistol grip. Reduces the recoil of a 3¼-inch magnum shotgun shell to the recoil affects of a .22-LR.
It is not a 357.mag , it is a 44. mag.
As a Brit civilian who's shot thousands of rounds while on vacation around the world (let's be honest - mostly the US), this is by far the best newbie instruction I've ever seen. Given the famous Japanese societal aversion to firearms I had no idea this was even possible there, great to see them doing it so well.
那海さん大口径拳銃の反動に多少ビビりながらも「楽しい」と笑顔なのが良いわ😆
良いですね、日本国内でライフル射撃してました。ピストルは22のラピットが反動が少なくて楽しいです。マグナムは日本人向けに火薬減らしていますよ反動で額怪我します。楽しい射撃有難う御座います。
Happy to see you had an amazing time! I hope you go back and do it again! If you do, post the part2 pretty pleeeease!!! ❤ Thank you!
Wow! Great video! Thank you for promoting the firearms industry on Guam. I hope you had fun!
This is actually something I've never seen. I'm amazed at the teaching and discipline used for new people being introduced to firearms and I'm especially impressed by the tether system in place to create an overall safe environment for everyone. Simple in design and can be easily bypassed however when you're first starting it's a very good system and training tool, not allowing the firearm to be put into a position that would be deemed unsafe. Front and center, can't be pulled away, and always downrange.
こりゃいいね♪😢
元自衛隊ですが、家族旅行に行きたかったんですが、ココの射撃場なら安心ですね。
参考になりました。ありがとう😊
公営ですかね。丁寧なレクチャ-ですね。安心感が伝わります。若い時に私もハワイで経験さましたが映画・ドラマの射撃音が全く違うので驚いた経験があります。打ち切れる事に自信が無かったら打たない事です。安全トライならしましょう。スカイダイビングしかりです。
First of all someone please change a belt on that noisy assed Ventalation Fan. How many of you guys after shooting, think that the instructor has the best job ever?
English closed captions please! I just found your channel and enjoy it very much.im sure most Americans would too.include English channel name also to very easy to share your channel.are you guys Japanese that go to guam to shoot? Can you shoot in japan? What the laws?most Americans would be interested in that.
Maybe later. For now, you need to click the "transcript" button, and then copy a section of the Japanese text into a translator.
I love to see American culture being implemented in other countries, along with their interpretations of that culture (or activity).
I do not speak the language however I can tell you her instructor was extremely knowledgeable and professional anyone could learn from him no matter the language.
Really Good instructor
Great orator
Adorable range
Good for tourists
This is amazing. I love that you all get to shoot guns and have the experience. Where I live, I carry a gun on me on a daily basis for protection.
That smile after shooting the shotgun! 😁
This makes me proud to be an American.
Great job 😉👍
Saludos desde la República Dominicana excelente vídeo
そうか、グアム旅行の目的としていい感じだな
昔グァムで射撃場行ったことがあります。
38口径のリボルバーでした。楽しくて2回チャレンジしてたらサービスで45口径を撃たせてくれました。
ハワイでも射撃場行きましたがあそこは22口径のみで安っぽいおにーちゃんがいたな。
もう一度グァムで射撃がやってみたくなりました。
I have no idea how I got here, but at the very least, it did prove me that my Japanese listening is not as bad as I thought!
Those were very good explanations, it always felt safe for everyone. Be carefull with your ears, make sure the headset is doing its job as the sounds can leave definitive injuries like tinnitus.
Oi Josei, that's some fine shootin'. You're pretty good.
6 bullets...
Great job.
If I'm ever in Guam I will visit this place
I think at 8:05 that he is demonstrating with a WW2 Japanese Nambu pistol. 🔫 Facinating how he integrated that gun in the presentation.
Not the Nambu, but its grandchild heh
There’s something about Japanese “gun weebs” that make me go Y E S
Military otaku, or gun-otaku (which is an interesting coincidence in translation, as the character for "military" is 軍
, which is read as "gun") do exist in Japan. You'll often find them participating in airsoft matches and chatting in online military and history forums. It definitely warms my 2nd amendment-loving heart to see that Japanese military otaku have an opportunity to try out the real stuff. It's just a shame that they gotta get a plane ticket to Guam to do it.
great video very fun to watch, thanks
Westworld, Japanese style!
だいぶん昔に行きましたがココは銃の手入れも行き届いていてスタッフも良いので初めて打つならお勧めです。
他と違って採点してくれるので腕前確認も出来てよいです。長物が少ないのが残念ですが長物打つなら屋外の
レンジを探した方が良いでしょうね。
昔韓国でハンドガンは撃ちました。
次は長物撃ちでグアムか、とか思っていましたが
イノシシ退治目的で、散弾銃所持しました。
ライフル所持にはまだ数年かかりますので、
機会が有れば、グアム行ってみたいですね。
俺は自衛隊員だったけど、拳銃は、撃った事は無い
元陸上自衛官だが、前期と後期教育隊のときしか、まともに射撃はしてない☠️
中隊配属になってからは、まったく射撃なしや🏴☠️
だから辞めたし、撃たないとつまらんからな🧟♂️
わざわざ普通科連隊に入ったのに、大型免許は取れず、さらに射撃もできずで散々やったな🏴☠️
大型免許に関しては、「ひいき」がある☠️
上官に「えこひいき」されとる、婦人自衛官はみんなスイスイと大型免許を取ってたな☠️
教官も若い女の子と仕事したいし、ウィンウィンなわけか🖕
オトコには教育したくないのは、民間も同じや💢
大原簿記専門学校でも、女の子の質問には丁寧だが、オレが質問したら拒否しとったし💢
だから女どもは成績がグングン伸び取ったわ💢
公認会計士でも、女だとよく教えてもらえるみたいやな🧟♀️
自衛官は、3K職場の代名詞だから、いまは隊員が不足しとるらしーな(陸士階級は)
キツイ×キタナイ×キケン⚠️
とは、よく言ったもんだな☠️
100%正解✅
ライフルを撃っている姿が、カッコ良かったです👍
I am speechless that you would want to shoot a 44 mag and 1911(45acp). Excellent facility. Too bad there were no English subtitles because this video would get a lot of views if the title said “japanese woman shoot 44 Magnum!”
I didn't even know they have a shooting range in Japan.
Edit: It's in Guam. Nevermind.
昔、グアムとハワイとで経験しました。グアムの方が屋外で開放的な感じでしたね。昔だからか？隣の枠の人が誤って斜めに発射して隣との仕切りの枠の前の方に当ってビックリした記憶があります（笑）。
.38スペシャルは豆鉄砲なんて言われるけど、それでも思ってるよりけっこうな反動がありました。古い映画のギャングものなんかでコートのポケットの中からスナブノーズを連射するシーンがあるけど、反動のない空砲だから出来るようなもんで、実弾だったらポケット暴れまくりだよなぁ…と思いました。
あと、.44マグは反動強いんですが、マグナムだけあって弾速が速くて弾がすぐ銃口から出ていくので、強烈な反動が短くビシッ！とくる感じです。
思ったより厄介なのが.45オートで、弾頭の大きさは-44マグ並にあるのに火薬量が少なく弾速が遅いので、なかなか銃口から弾が出ていかない感じ（笑）。強烈な反動がグイーンと長くあるのですよ。これが一番撃ち疲れました。
FYI this is in the US. Guam is part of America.
Wow the Japanese actually have interest in firearms.
Of course they do. They even have some insanely detailed model guns. Gun nerds exist everywhere.
Watch any Japanese Anime that involves firearms they get them down perfectly down to the last detail.
Nothing more attractive than a girl who can handle her guns. This is beautiful.
息子が高校生の時に学校のカリキュラムでアメリカの一般家庭にホームステイしたのだけど、一緒に行った子が泊った家の人に拳銃打たせてもらったらしくとても羨ましがっていた。
考えてみればどの家にも銃はあるし、撃たせてくれるなんてのはまあ普通の事なんだろうなと思った。
一方でフリーズとプリーズを間違えて撃たれた高校生の留学生も過去にはいたし、複雑な思いではあった。
主さん、アヒル口がかわいい
懐かしい😂
再度訪問したい!
She did do well! She took to that like a fish to water. I bet she weighs about 50kg.
はるか昔に銃を扱う仕事をしてました。まあ日本ではあれか？それともあれ？ぐらいまれな職業です。ただ配属では実弾を打つ機会はあまりなく、専ら「訓練」だけでした。ただ空っぽの銃で的を狙って引き金を引く。姿勢と呼吸と狙いと撃鉄が落ちるまでの・・ひたすら。しかしその訓練により２００M先の的の中心を十分に狙える腕になれます。そして距離が４００Mでも基本同じです。何が大切な事かよくわかります。NAMIさん知らなかったけど、とても可愛い方です。他の方と同じで、コーチがとても丁寧で的確な指示。素晴らしい。この動画は見るのは3度目かなwww。ちゃんと調整されているのでしょうね。
The instructor was decent, but he forgot to tell you to bend your elbows slightly to help cope with recoil. You were snapping your wrists with the more powerful pistols and revolvers. No wonder you were anticipating recoil later on.
In any case, it looks like you had fun and learned a little, so it was time well spent.
1:48 "You hit a poop ball with this gun."
Auto translated subtitles are fun
学生のとき友人とここ行きました✨一生の思い出
Felicitaciones !!! 🤩 muy buena postura , muy buenos disparos 💥💥💥💥💥💯🌹🌹🌹 por muchos mas 🥂 Saludos desde Punta del Este. Uruguay
アメリカ在住中にガンパティーに2回ほど参加したのを思い出します。自宅の庭に置いたペットボトルを標的にして皆で楽しんだなぁ。9ミリ～44マグナムとショットガンも。一生の思い出です。
ありがとうございます😊
実射の体験面白そうですね🙂
私も体験してみたくなりました。44マグナムまで撃たれたのは流石ですね🤗
For a second, I thought this was in Texas and this was all high tech AI masking of the signage.
実際戦闘で射撃する時は緊張や興奮で視界が狭くなったり標的は動き回るので当てるのは難しそう。
マズルフラッシュって銃口から前に出るかと思っていたんですが、弾の後ろ側にも出るんですね！火薬が爆発してるんだから当たり前ですよね！そしてかわいいし、スタイルが良い！ジーンズ素敵ですね！
We call it cylinder gap and you have to be careful not to put your hand over it or it will hurt your fingers
The UCP inspired Intro is uh…. Definitely something
Why do the employees speak Japanese so well?
It's in Guam right?
Yes, Guam. There are a lot of Japanese visitors to Guan.. and the employees might be Japanese themselves!
understand
リボルバーの銃の持ち方(指の位置)と ハンマーの起こし方
利き手では無い方で 操作するのは 目から鱗 納得です。
全て 利き手で やりがちなので...
タイでの話ですが、祭りの夜店みたいなところで机の上にピストルやライフル銃が無造作に置いてたところがありました。最初は玩具の銃だと思っていたら本物だったのです。（笑）バンコクでやった時もそんな感じでした。その時はダーティーハリーのマグナム銃でした。
ナイスヒップ、ナイスバスト🫶☺️✨
45年前ハワイの店で何機種か初めて撃ちました当時１９歳でした。スナイパー級でした。夜歩くと普通に銃を買わないかと声をかけてきましたねー他の日本人は夜、瓶を浮かべて撃ってたみたいです、今、思うとビックリ😮です、、。
I have some 44 mag if she wants to try. Also have 50AE, SW500, SW460, 454 and 50 Beowulf
Wait....is this a .22 magnum? In Japan? I never though i would see this....when they have permitted shooting ranges in the country?
I believe this is in Guam. I saw a sign that referred to America as “the mainland”, so this probably isn’t Japan.
初めての射撃にしては上手です✨ね！何回か射撃している内にもっと上手くなるよ～🤗
頑張って下さい😊
因みに私は射撃を一回も
した事がごじゃいませ〜ん
😬😬😬🙄😑😜🥰
How popular is 10 mm auto world wide?
39年前にハネムーンでグァムに行った時に実弾射撃しました。私は38口径、妻は22口径から...後は覚えてませんが、思ってたより反動は少なくて両手で保持すれば、ちゃんと的に当たりました。国内では体験できないので、海外に行ったら体験することをお勧めしたいです。
毎回羨ましくも楽しく拝見しています。
随分昔の話ですけど、1974年にオアフ島のココヘッド射撃場で1911、M36、エルマルガー（.22）を撃ちました。
若い頃はライフル射撃に精を出しました。いまは息子がモスバーグを使って狩猟を遣っています。
死ぬまでに一度は射撃しに行きたいですねぇ
ぜひいつてみたい
ここはshooting rangeというよりは、shooting 経験場と言った感じなのでしょうか？ワイヤーで銃が固定されているとかあり得ないです。とくにグアムにこだわらないのであれば、米国本土に行ってローカルのshooting rangeに行った方が良いかと。米国本土ですと、22LRは5から7セント/roundと安価なので、月5000発程度打っていますが、経済的にそれほど痛手では無いといった感じでしょうか。 9mmは25から30セント/roundと少々高めなので、月1000発以上は少々躊躇してしまいます。 銃所持者はviolentなイメージが有りますが、実際は逆で優しい方が多いです。
フォーティーフォーマグナムはクリント・イーストウッドの『ダーティー・ハリー』並みだった、打ちたいね
careful❤❤❤
Nie rozumiałem ani słowa, ale pozytywnie, dobre strzelanie :)
She said "the Glock sucks, the trigger sucks and the reset is too long. Oh and it shoots low left"😂😂😂😂 jokes aside, it's cool to always let new shooters have a go at it. Seeing this makes me all the more grateful for our 2A rights in America, and that I can drive out 30 mins from my home and be shooting at a range with up to 550 yards.
She looks like a professional holding those😂
Usually new people look awkward while holding fire arms
Where this Gun range located?
グアムは海もあり楽しそうですね
私はマニラによく行きますが、ドル高も相まってマニラのほうが少し安いです（ハンドガン例えば9mmの50発で5000円くらい）
Today I learned that Japanese is still spoken on Guam, that a business in Guam speaks Japanese as well as has documentation in Japanese. Amazing!
今は、日本人が説明してくれるんですねー
30年前は、終わったらストリップ（ポールダンス？）の勧誘されて、5日間毎日通いました、、、
this lady gonna protect me from evil!