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"Finger off the trigger"
"Finger off the trigger"
"Finger off the trigger"
"Finger off the trigger"
Falador321 “oh no no hold on no keep the finger off the trigger”
He's like: I'm too young to die
dumbasses should’ve kept the finger on the trigger
Ashton Engelbrecht the trainer would be triggered then
@@luis-4686 Easy, they're beginners... it's hard to get into that habit when you don't often see safe gun practices in movies.
Gun Expert: Finger off the trigger
Guy: Stares back
Brain: Error code
Why didn’t this comment get more likes
Why did this get more comments
😂😂
THey couldnt hear because of the ear muffs most likely but yeah
@@ayoadebiyi6121 Pretty sure those were electronic earmuffs. Those things are designed to block out gunshots but allow quieter noise, such as speech, in. I've got a pair, and I'm never going back to plain earmuffs.
the fact that the elderly woman called the magazine a magazine and immediately got her finger off the trigger after the first shot earned my respect
making moistcritical proud
"Elderly"? Mkay.
@@CrissContinolooks pretty fucking old to me
If she's still working, then I don't think she counts as "elderly." She doesn't look elderly, either.
Kinda seemed like a plant. Chick knew terms had great trigger control and had an immediate opinion concerning “power” …the black gentleman seemed the most genuine person in that clip.
I respect the guy who was anti-gun being open-minded and giving it a chance.
we never heard a statement from him after he shot a gun though
I like that he moved to an area that braces guns so he thought he’d give a shot rather than trying to change the laws
That's political integrity for you!
I have come to the conclusion after taking many Anti Gun libs to the range. Once they shoot a few rounds of an AR or 9mm pistol they suddenly want to buy a gun. They all think its just like in the movies. But once they realize that going to the range is a very refine process thats very safe and methodical. They want to own one.
@@GrimmsHouseofHorror Dude comes from an area where if he would do his whole 'glamorous' thing he would be stoned to death...
"Do you want to shoot more?"
"Yes, absolutely!"
It's an easy thing to get addicted to :) Why did the cartridge case at 0:13 have a big dent in it... any ideas?
Sgt Steel your kinda dum dum in the brain
+mike uwich Why am I dumb for asking why it had a dent in it? How many rounds have you fired that came out with a dent in them?
+CatProductions95 Machine guns don't dent cases when they are ejected.
Sgt Steel Some ejection system do really fuck up the spent brass. Like the hotchkiss. But it’s very uncommon.
WE REALLY SLACKIN ON THE FACT THAT THE FAIRLY OLDER WOMAN THAT FIRST SHOT A GUN EVEN CALLED IT A DAMN MAGAZINE HOLY HELL
Every time I hear a non gun person say magazine I shed a tear
@@panjandrum281 I GET TO LOAD MY OWN CLIP! 😲
Isnt it called a magazine?
@@mr.nobody7959 Yes, and that's why its special people normally call it a "clip"
@@mr.nobody7959 it is. And that's why I love it. The Elderly woman called it a magazine, instead of a clip. But still many people make that mistake
I find it Interesting that the older woman was the ONLY one to remove her finger from the trigger after her first shot.
She clearly knew a surprising amount about guns, maybe she had just researched it before. I knew “how” to ride a motorcycle long before I actually got one, same with driving a stick. There’s the book knowledge and then there’s hands on experience.
@@NoahSham Yeah she did say she was looking into getting one because she's been going to strange neighbourhoods. I just hope she wasn't being prejudiced, 1:13 some poor black kid might go to return a purse she dropped and get laced with holes lol
@@elfri1738 you should fix your bias too. She is older and white. You assume that she is prejudice and hope other wise.
@@slugoo6474 some people will always think like that and it's sad.
@@elfri1738 White bad 🤡
Everyone is like this the first time they shoot. It takes about 2 mags to relax and adjust wrist strength. Proud of these people for being open minded!
Only if they haven't actually done any research on firearms or are unenthusiastic. I had a blast (pun intended) the first time I shot a handgun, and I had done research, and I was also extremely enthusiastic. I think you should always do research and try to at least be a little excited or serious.
when i was 11-12 i started shooting with my grandpa and he told me i controlled recoil generally well for a first timer (he started me out with .45 then went to 12 gauge)
"Are you mentally unstable"
*_LONG PAUSE_*
"I'm.....Fairly stable." Man do I feel that. Sometimes I wonder about myself too.
If you ever meet a crazy person you'll realize just how normal you are. The fact that you're worried about yourself means ur ok
@@alshifra9149 I've met teenage girls. Do they count?
@@Iliadic lmfao depends on the girl, but probs 😂
@@alshifra9149 Lol
@@jaspjody-wb9ef well...yeah...but pls don't bring politics into this.
They make the recoil look like they're shooting a desert eagle
coogi down 2 da socks Glock 19 is kinda like that I feel. Shooting my 1911 is easier to control for me than my G19.
@@MrZachgonz I think it's because Glock pistols are very light compared to other firearms with Glocks having a lot of plastic.
I've always found Glocks to be very jumpy guns
@@alexkg1 same. I've only shot a few times but the Glock 17 was definitely the most recoil I experienced.
They also just aren't used to having to control recoil.
2:52 Bro had vengeance in his eyes holy shit
he's just focussing lol
And said he bought a gun not long before.
Hoping homie is safe and isnt going to do anything drastic.
@@warsson1naw fr. bro def should of atleast watched some yt about gun basics before getting a gun
@@pradag.e agreed, at the very least
As an instructor I have done this many times. Nearly always the end is smiles and an appreciation of what we do and why. Many are at first over awed by the power in their hands, and so they should be. To hold instant death is not a small thing, and nearly everyone I have trained ends up more thoughtful, sober of mien and self possessed for the experience. Handling weapons, and especially firearms, is a sobering experience; it changes people, and for the better, whether or not they continue into shooting sports, hunting or whatever.
Very well said. Thank you for what you do.
As a bow and arrow shot, I can relate to this statement really well
I love the statement "I don't want to keep being anti-gun if I've never shot one before"
the left needs this attitude
Not a big gun fan, but I did visit a range and shot. I think there are more reasonable people out there than you realize :)
Terry Bolin it’s a great attitude. I’m all for the “don’t knock it till you’ve tried it” stance.
I agree but I must admit that it depends on case and situation. For guns it works but you can't use this statement interchangeably for just anything.
I’m tired of guns
I LOVE how strict, direct, and to the point their instructor is. That’s how you need to treat a firearm. It’s a FIREARM!
You need to be when being a firearm instructor. These guys were probably more easy to control. But we know that's not always the case. You get people that start flagging everybody, finger still on the trigger, maybe even a round still in the chamber.
@@tonycj7860 true shit.
one time I went shooting with some family that didn't know that much about guns, and they had a question right before they were going to shoot, so they turned around and flagged most of us with a loaded shotgun with their finger on the trigger.
@@mtndew314 what was your reaction? Where they allowed to stay on the shooting ground?
@@AXELVISSERS I ducked bit but It didn't flag me personally, cuz someone else grabbed the gun and pointed it and the ground and told them what's what.
we were just like out in the woods at a popular shooting spot, not something official. so yeah they got to stay.
Not strict enough in my opinion.
That kid that said he'd only buy one if we lived in a dystopian society better own one now. Bro predicted it, better stick to his word.
and it only took 5 years too 😭 bro better be strapped by now
More sheep for the wolves. While it may be selfish, unless myself or a friend or family member is in danger I’m running from any threats. I’m not about to wade neck deep into a civilian shooting where the cards are stacked against me to save someone so short sighted as to not take advantage of their second amendment rights. If laws gave one an immunity to civil and criminal suits in justified self-defense shootings my opinion may change.
Ong trying to get one during a dystopian society will be like trying to get water in a desert.
@@Teosensithe gun grabbers think a dystopian future is where everyone who want a gun has one.
@@kds471 wtf is a gun grabber, and yeah, that's totally a dystopia-- you should not just be able to say "I want a gun" and get one, I feel like you should atleast have a fucking license, I mean look at all of these cops shooting at acorns because they have no trigger discipline.
I respect an instructor like this. Firm, on point, but not condescending or mocking. Safety first, but no making them feel dumb. I like that.
I own several guns myself. I dryfire a whole *lot* but I can still see myself reacting about the same as most of these people.
Everyone gangsta til the old lady comes on yo block with a glock18💀
Glock 18s are military only. Glock 17s are the civilian counterpart. The model you see above is the “carry” version of the Glock 17. Which is the Glock 19.
ok
@@connordow0286 glock 18c's are fully automatic and nearly impossible to find one
@@rogersoliven3108 Yes, but like I said earlier it wasn’t the one in the video.
@@connordow0286 i know
Mr Dreads looked like he was thinking "this is for my ex wife".
This comment is so underrated 😂
More like when someone is drunk or less energetic
Yes...I see some anger in his face while aiming.....like it was at SOMEONE not the paper
His Eyes Were Like "Am I A Joke To You?"
bro thats not even funny.
I fired my first gun at 49 years old. I made a lot of mistakes in loading and in muzzle discipline. But I kept going and got better.
Seven years later, my wife and I have bought several firearms and go to the range quite often.
I got my first this year (2023) at 45 and am loving it. I try to hit the range whenever I can. My first range time, I went alone to overcome the fear by myself. It helps that a few of my coworkers are also carriers, so we make a day of it and practice with each others firearms. It's a wonderful culture for those who take it seriously and are knowledgeable.
Good on both of you 🤘
I got my first gun at 20, its an AR-15, my second gun at 21, a Glock 19, and my third gun a few weeks ago at 22 which is a .357 Mag revolver. Shooting is one of the most fun and therapeutic things you can do, and I'm interested in more than just shooting them too. I am fascinated by the mechanics of a gun and how it all works together perfectly fine, how the gun could literally not function if it used smaller or bigger ammo and truly they are mechanical wonders.
@@magscorch7706 They really are marvels. Both complex, yet utterly simple at the same time. Keep expanding your knowledge. Try an AK next, then something in a submachine gun platform, or vice versa.
Ok, I get it, you are all rich.
As an avid 2nd amendment enthusiast I applaud these people for actually taking the time to try something like this and show the weapon the respect it deserves. ESPECIALLY the young guy that spoke about “can’t continue to be anti gun if I’ve never shot one” that shows a lot of maturity. Props to everyone here. I hope they had fun and maybe in the future some will exercise their 2A rights as well 🤙
“It’s scary how much power that is”
Screams in .50 BMG
Screams in 60mm
Screams in: they all limp wristed and had a horrible stance😂
Screams in tank
Screams in A-10 warthog
screams
Do you wanna shoot more?
“YES!”
Got another one lol.
Ah yes, immediate enjoyment "Absolutely" to be exact
Welcome to the 2A world 😂
Humans
Damn I want to go shooting now but it's like throwing away a dollar Everytime that bullet leaves the chamber. 😭😭
Ya gotta pay to play...
God I hope not if that's a 9mm is 34 cents a round where I live
i like how at the beginning they have people are actually open minded
"That's a Phantom camera in front of you."
"Please don't shoot it it cost us $100,000"
hahahaha xD
Most likely given to the Slow Mo Guys
These types of cameras (like any high end camera) are usually rented, not bought outright by production companies. This is a lot cheaper in the long run, since the company that buys the camera can spread the cost of purchasing over a large group of renters.
Technoguy3 FUCKKKKK imagine accidentally shooting it?!
So tempting lol
"Take your finger of the trigger" *drops gun*
Don't blame them
akaenty
If it was my first time shooting a gun with adrenaline rushing through me, and immediately after being told to do a command would be a little difficult
Fails to follow basic instruction.....oh well, here, have a full mag 🤔💣
How can someone be scared of firing a gun or even get a adrenaline rush shooting at a paper target?
@@sarahhess464 loouud noisesss
I like how the lady shoots a 9mm then a .30 Carbine casing hits the floor in the intro 😂😂
It's bent too.
2:40, you got a weird shooting position mate. Left eye dominant whilst being a right handed person is always something fun to watch. Had 3 guys in basic training who shot like that.
There are people who are.. have you checked for your dominant eye.. its weird
@@jamesbranham2217 Yeah, I've checked mine. It's a pretty serious thing to learn when you're entire job in the military is using firearms xd.
Does it make you worse at shooting or anything?? I just realized I'm left eyed and right handed lmao, are you supposed to learn to use your non-dominant eye in this case, or do people just keep riding goofy?
2:58
he has the face of revenge
I think he would make a good actor :D
My man kind of looks like Samuel l Jackson
I was about to write the same.
“Finger off the trigger”
Good acting wow!
instructer: “finger off the trigger”x5
emo kid: what’s the trigger
Gage 😅😂
Both dumb, and scared maybe?
I mean, knowing that you were going to be in this predicament, why not do a LITTLE bit of homework at all?
In everything we do, we should at least try to prepare ourselves for it. Especially since we currently live in the age of information.
Eh, shooters are all wearing passive ear protection muffs. Instructor needs to YELL for them to really hear him.
Us emos don’t want him, give him to the jocks or the theater kids
@@mcr2dcr348 wtf is wrong with you thats just gonna make more theater kids
3:27
Do you want to shoot more?
Yes! Yeah absolutely!
Love to hear that 🤣🤣
4:08
I think she might have a new hobby, she didn't even flinch, and that was only the second shot she'd ever taken, bravo!
The first time my Dad taught me to use a power circular saw, it was terrifying. That thing could cut you fingers off, if not used properly. My Dad was STRICT and watched me learn. I became confident and have no fear of ( but still respect ) power saws. Same thing when I learned about shooting. VERY strict, VERY controlled, yes, it was a bit scary at first, now I am fully confident and comfortable with the responsibility...REAL TRAINING is the key....whether its guns, saws, motorcycles, or whatever...
The most anti-gun person in the video can’t keep his finger off the trigger😂
Lol
I think he lied when he said he was "some what stable"
he looks hipster... those arent stable at all
He may be anti-gun but he's definitely pro-trigger.
Forgive them lord for they know not what they do
"Do you wanna shoot agai-" ..." Yes, absolutely" 😂😂😂
why is it so funny ?
AMURICA
@@spear5723cause that's how everyone reacts the first time they shoot 😂
she was here for it.
Coming from a gun enthusiast, if someone has never fired a gun, don't bombard them with "watch your stance", "slow steady squeeze", "your posture is all wrong", etc. It makes firing a gun so much more intimidating than it already is. Obviously, give them pointers etc., but they're firing a darn glock here. It isn't going to blow them back to the wall behind them. Just give them important safety advice and let them pull the trigger and get a feel for it.
I love how they're clearing the air with classical music in kind of a liberating sense of new gun handler rebirth. It's beautiful 😍
First time of anything can be scary but after that first time, that's when the addiction starts lol
I just shot a 45 glock tosay and now i cant wait to shoot it again
Rusty Gamerz nice ! Nothing beats the rush of adrenaline when you pull the trigger for the first time. Best feeling
Sounds like a great addiction to have
Bro same
Guns like swords are really cool, so long as you don't point them at the innocent of course xD
2:58 Dude morphed into John Wick
New Zoo Guru yes lmao
exactly what i thought, lmao
Something new has awakened in him
More like morphed into Morpheus
He is the choose one
What a blessing this opportunity was for the older gentleman who said he owned a gun that he never shot. It might not be much, but this little bit of training is better than none if he ever needs to shoot his own pistol for defense.
The classical music on the slow-mo made it so much better.
That woman in purple has the right attitude and thought pattern to be a responsible gun owner
LtJackboot what if I want to go target shooting or hunting?
LtJackboot she’s prob gon kill someone and be like he tried hurting
@No Faith no u
LexusVIP 400 no me
Nobody should be a gun owner
The anti gun guy is like embracing the gun like he was a soldier who shoots every other day than Tuesday
Elmo :D
Oddly specific
The most dangerous people are the ones who THINK they know what they're doing.
And he wore emo skeleton gloves lmao. BETA
@@TheBeatSmash - you most certainly are 5-12 yrs old, judging by your profile name, and using "BeTa" as insult.
“I’m fairly stable” camera mans last words
Teaching my family members to handle a pistol was a very personal thing for me. The instruction of "safety first at all times" and stressing that point is the most important factor and after that sinks in it's all down hill. Fundamentals are a little different with each type of pistol/revolver but the safety rules remain constant. I felt that the children were the easiest to teach since they were used to listening to what I was telling them as a teacher and was able to perform step by step as shown. Adults seemed to want to jump forward through some steps that I immediately made sure they followed a more procedure type approach for safety.
The Elder Lady literally was having a fun time lmao
Damn, elderly? she's probably 55, not 85. lol
@@larrybud 62
@@pringles9070 That's not elderly either!
@@larrybud almost Senior citizen: Variably defined as an elderly or retired person, this term generally refers to someone who is at least 60 or 65 years of age. Some people consider "senior citizen" to be a patronizing term
She's probably 48
3:01 Ssome say he still has his finger on the trigger to this day
Hilarious
@@outerspaceman7534 Hi clown
@@DivineBeastVahMedoh u liked ur comment
Trigger finger itch-in.
Looks like either a .40 call or possibly a 10mm..
Not the best for first time shooters...why not a .380 or 9mm?
Props to anyone who doesn't care for firearms but still gives them a try to understand what they're really like rather than completely dismissing them. Whatever your opinion after the fact, it will ultimately be more informed and relevant, and that benefits everyone.
I took my mother to the range for our first time shooting a gun... great experience from the people the the actual shooting, will definitely be doing it more often. As always, safety is number one priority.
I loved his quote “as long as some people have guns, I feel that everybody should have the right”
Mentally unstable people and people that want to harm others should not have guns
Yes.
I do like the idea of guns but there are always some people who use them for wrong, so I’d rather them be illegal.
@@sockscav Are we going to ignore the people who use them to defend themselves from deadly threats? Why is it anti-gun people never talk about that? There are people who use dicks for wrong, too. We gonna ban those? We gonna castrate all men, just to be safe, to make sure they don't rape people? Does that sound reasonable?
@@CommissarKozlov I don't think we need your opinion for political decisions, we need facts. How is the rate of crime involving guns US Vs Europe how many threats get defeated and how many accidents happen. If we have more stopped crimes then people getting hurt from guns I see no problem with guns.
My guy don't need no left hand. He's going hood style
😂left hand holdind da blunt
😅
Lmao
@@fluzzles haha... why that gotta feel personal.
Ah yes! That's why they miss all the time!
It looked like one of them closed both eyes as they fired off a shot. After over 20 years of active Army service I can spot a good instructor when I see one. Kudos to that young man.
bro told him like 5 times to take his finger off the trigger, takes it off the trigger, gets tole to hold onto it and proceeds to put said finger back onto the trigger
The dude in black is going to kill someone with that handling he has
Idk if thats good or bad handling lmao
there were lots of ppl in black which one do u mean do u mean the black dude?
@@COLMECTIGAMINGANDMORE the guy in the black jacket and skeleton glove
He acted as it nothing happened, I mean look how calm he was!
@@COLMECTIGAMINGANDMORE tf you mean the dude in black human skin
I'd like to see a slo mo video of that reporter who said he got PTSD from shooting an AR-15
Hahaha
Lul
It was later reported that he actually had PMS _while_ shooting the AR15.
Hey man... the recoil left his shoulder *bruised* & the shell casings left him *disoriented.* Cut him some slack. /sarcasm
Nah, I don't like watching grown men cry.....
The woman in fuchsia is a new gun junkie. Totally hooked from the first shot, and shows the respect. She probably already owns half a dozen pistols and a few rifles. LOL.
Good trainer.
Yeah it's pretty jarring how powerful a firearm actually feels especially a 12 gauge or rifle. Would like to see people shooting something like that for the first time.
everyone should be as open minded as these people are
Exactly
That's assuming most people are as close minded as those who buy into the whole "disarm the people" marxist philosophy.
In order to disarm the public, you do so by the threat of government sanctioned gun violence.
afraid of their child being killed in a school shooting? how strange !!
You're far more likely to be killed by a motor vehicle than by a firearm. Use your brain, not your feelings.
"Are you mentally unstabel?!"
-"I'm ...fairly stable" Did NOT sound very convincing! :O
Etien Later that day, he shot up a school.
That was a joke.
I think he was just confused by the question. They were probably just fucking with him lol.
I’d say that is the properly stable response. Whoever says “I am stable” without a doubt doesn’t know him/her self.
No one is completely stable
I remember my first time shooting a gun when i was a kid....Such a scary, impressive, empowering and life altering experience.
This made me appreciate how much growing up around and shooting from a young age made owning and shooting guns in a safe manner second nature. At boot camp a lot of my fellow recruits also shot for the first time, but I didn’t get to watch.
As a firearms enthusiast, it is like watching someone lose their virginity.
PK PK i finally applied for my firearm licence. put the safe in the day before i travelled. all up to the politicians to approve. so excited
PK PK I agree it was funny but I remember my first time lol
+a and
My first time was when I was around 4 or 5. My grandfather gave me his .22LR and I shot a little frog by a pond we had.
That's kind of cruel actually
Loki it's a frog, big deal.
I'm disappointed they didn't show the targets afterwards. It would've been a great opportunity to show how much practice it takes before you can readily trust your aim.
They all hit nothing but center dot. Total bad asses all of them.
@@Eclispestar One person missed the paper entirely though. Not saying that aren't badasses but it does take a lot of practice to be able to trust your aim to be on target. It would be good to show the targets afterwards because it's dangerous for people to have no training with a gun and put all their cards on figuring it out in the spur of the moment they find themselves in the position to need to use it thinking it'll be a perfect bullseye. Your aim is always a bit off in that instance because of fear & adrenaline. The more practice you get on the range the better your aim will be when/if put into that situation
@@WillowtheRainFawn one guy hit bullseye tho
I’ll preface by saying that I agree, it takes practice to TRUST your aim. But I’ve only ever shot two mags worth of a 9mm glock something (I dunno it was with my dad’s friend) and the only shot I missed was the first shot. So as a first timer, if I were to show everyone “how great my aim was” it might send the opposite message ya know. In this situation, it’s a controlled environment with an instructor, taking his time, they probably hit their shots too good, and didn’t want to show that so it wouldn’t seem like anyone can just pick up a gun and hit every shot (maybe I dunno, just some shared experience).
Not for all people, I’m from Puerto Rico and here to have guns first you need to go through a firearms safety course (the final is shooting a target) it was my first time and I didn’t missed just 2 bullet out of 20 went to the nine and not to the 10 point circle the instructor jokingly said “hey we got ourselves a sniper” btw I wasn’t shooting from far away just 10-15yards (my bad if I gave u headache not my first language)
Why is this video so cool?! Theres something so fascinating about watching these people shoot a gun for the first time. Like... they look so badass! Something about this is utterly enthralling
Being a gun instructor has to be the scariest job in the world.
Talk about patience. Much respect to the instructor.
DoloGaming Tv they haven’t used a weapon before of course they’re not gonna be familiar. If everyone on instinct by default immediately follow gun safety rules we wouldn’t have any instructors.
Bill Cypher No one was being made fun of. I own three weapons now, I know exactly how the CIVILIANS in the video feel. I never shot a gun before but I’ve seen people who claim to be gun safety this gun safety that.. and will go and point a gun to their head or wave it around the range for pictures out of excitement. So yes. Respect to the instructor...
gunshots and classic music go so well together :D
Jibby McJib Tchaikovsky would agree
Vivaldi
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Jibby McJib thank james bound
Vivaldis winter iirc, beautiful choice!!!
That woman seemed like she wanted beef with everybody
Rule number 1 *don’t give a s&w 500 to a rookie for their first shot*
I like how they’re clearing shooting 9mm and then the opening scene uses the shell of a magnum (.357 or .44?) because the the casing is longer and more dramatic looking.
Stu Squantch I noticed that too
Kind of looks like a .22
@@nickaycock8290 thats a big muhfuckin .22
I thought it was a 38 Special
Stu Squantch I noticed that too lmfao
As a proud gun owner it made me happy to see other people enjoying the sport
Jacob Scotti i was happy to see these folks be out there learning for themselves
Jacob Scotti
There will be more with time, as more people realize the importance of such skills in the pursuit of a mentally-healthy lifestyle.
I live in Europe so here it's fucking difficult to get into the sport but i'm gonna try it this summer so should be lotta fun
GeoJelly
Just move to America, buying a gun is pretty simple. You just need the paper work and some cash and you’ve got yourself a brand new gun
@@adiszecevic1419 Careful you don't dislocate your shoulder with that reach, bub.
“Maybe in a dystopian society when I need it.”
My sweet little butterfly, you’re in one.
Parents: How do we use a gun?
Call of Duty Kids: Heh, we can learn it from a gun reload animation
I was instantly hooked when I shot my first shot...
Same
Did you rob a bank
@@AidanisNadiaProbably. ????????
@@karltietjen3876 :)
@@AidanisNadiaProbably. what kind of fucking question is that?
I know this UA-cam channel is pretty left leaning so I appreciate the fact that you all were willing to give this a try.
The first time I shot a 9mm, I was NOT expecting the power. The recoil was low and I knew the caliber was on the small side, but I could still feel the shockwave through my clothes. Such a fun experience. Now I'm looking to get a CCW and become an expert with it.
@Optical Clarity I concur
Especially women... start with a .22 we use ruger mk2's at our range for new shooters and do singles then 5 shots and we stand right fuckin next to em so we can grab their arms and stop them sweeping or doing something stupid like turning around.. be on top of first timers it's a must.
“That felt good”
*they slowly backed away*
Huge respect to all these people for coming out to try out something they'd typically never do.
I’m happy that this video didn’t seem to be trying to push a pro gun or anti gun agenda. It was simply a group of people and their reaction to firing a gun for the first time. It was a good video and I was also pleased to see that you had a legitimate firearms trainer there who knew what they were doing. Good video 👍🏻
Gas & Brass Yeah channels like this are usually anti gun
I Second that Amendment...I mean Comment.
Gas & Brass it good to see honest videos. One without trying to push a hidden agenda
Gas & Brass Agreed. Much better than those ridiculous blogs like buzzfeed, or vice.
I appreciate their open mindedness.
ikr i love how cut didn't place there own opinion or try to make guns look bad. i was not expecting that when i clicked on this
Kaitlyn C same
Dude thinking the same thing and thought it would be another one sided thing but they showed respect for guns and gave a nice honest opinion. Pleased with this episode and deserves a like
Best one has been the lady. Both as shooter and as mindset. She immediately understood how much responsibility needs to get and handle a firearm…
Finally a video of people using guns who have open minds and don’t call it “fully semi automatic” or other bs
“Buy one in a dystopian society” I can tell he lives under a rock
He is a homosexual coming from a very dystopian saudi society.
Dude your profile picture is from a dystopian game where people sell scavenged guns. I know it’s fiction but like in a post-apoc situation that wouldnt be out of the ordinary lol.
I thought the same thing.
Nobody told him armed gays dont get bashed.
Yea. He's definitely asleep.
Holy crap, they don't realize that they're shooting a fully semi-automatic Assault pistol with a 30 second per round magazine clip.
ADOBEFXPRO - hahaha, i guess nobody else got the joke. 😂
is fully semi automatic an actual term or just something stupid someone said
@@dv3258 CNN said it not long ago "Full semi-automatic"
fully semi automatic 30 caliber magazine clip in one half second
Did you just say fully semi automatic? Lol
First firearm I shot was an FN SCAR-17 on full-auto and I remember how excited and scared I was! A feeling I’ll never forget 😎
First gun I shot was my dads pistol grip mossberg 500, I was 6 at the time, I might have used a 10/22 before tho
I love how the nanny didn't so much as blink or flinch. She's a badass
“Bullseye!”
to
“Oh you missed the paper.”
5:38 "Would you ever purchase a firearm?"
"...maybe in a dystopian society"
The Coronavirus: Challenge accepted!
Nah
People like him are the reason y gun stores have lines wrapped around the block
In the dystopian society...you’re too late. You’re somebody’s lunch.
I'm gonna wait to get into a car crash first before putting my seat belt on.
Rioters and Cops: We accept the challenge too
This proves there are two types of reactions in people who fire for the first time:
Those who feel the sheer rush and absolute delight of adrenaline, and those who are wrong 😂😂😂
Imagine ur trying to rob someone then all of a sudden the last thing you see is someone’s granny 360 no scoping you
"Its kinda scary how much power that is."
Imagine his reaction shooting a 50 Cal
BASS _plus it’ll be quite “in his face”
Or even a simple 12 gauge with 2 3/4 in shells and 00 buckshot. That’ll work the muscles in your shoulder pocket. 👍
"Im spooning a .50 cal. I could kill a building!"
@@jaycue7641 Well I bench press 315lbs for one at the gym, so If I shot one of those would I be able to hold it better as it fired?
@@loveisthemostpowerfulforce1397 theoretically sure. But even the smallest females can fire them if they know the proper way
2:54 let's admit it he looked like a badass
Monsters Rule no he did not💀
@@azzy2793 no the black guy
He did
Rugged type badass like heisenberg from Breaking Bad
Marko Ivanovic fax he look like he would kill someone and have that look on his face
As a retired Firearms Instructor, I can say with all confidence that almost all people who were anti-gun, were simply afraid of guns. When they went to the range and actually got some familiarization and were able to shoot for a while, they enjoyed it and had fun. It totally changed their opinion. Many of them purchased guns and got further training for self defense and home protection. The few that did not seek to buy a gun, at least understood why other people owned guns. I find Anti-Gun People are generally ignorant of guns and safety.
Also, they were brought up in anti-gun homes or countries, so it was ingrained in them that "guns are bad". Never had a chance at normalcy.
Would you ever buy a gun?
"Maybe in a dystopian society, when I need one."
Buddy, get buying. You're in one! also, you gonna hit the pause button and fast travel to a gun shop when you NEED a gun?
wow kid, grow up and open your eyes.
2:58 if you make that face after firing a round, you've shot a gun before. No question.
Well guess what, you're wrong
yea and he can even shoot with both eyes open lmao
Issei Kotaki I can shoot with both eyes open on a scope but I don’t get how people do it with iron sights
Runé Jackson it’s harder with a scope than with iron sights
his form is trash no way he has
I like this instructor. He was on top of range safety big time. He jumped in immediately and constantly with trigger safety and muzzle awareness, reinforcing them verbally at every opportunity. I also like that he started them off each with one round only. I'll have to steal that idea. It makes a lot of sense. The only thing I'd recommend is starting newbies off with a .22 caliber (but that doesn't make for an impressive video).
The rifle casing dropping after she shoots the handgun at the start of the video was hilarious.
Imagine if one of em just says "This is a fucking hostage situation"
Like how the black guy automatically drifts towards a one handed grip
@Almas Senan was a joke dipshit
@Almas Senan don't you have anything better to do
Formalin lol that was rly funny
Formalin lol so true
Almas Senan it’s a joke
4:07, my man just shot with his opposite eye down the sights
happens when you are nervous hahah
Could just be left eye dominant?
@@Pwnytroller that's true, but then they'd need to hold the gun differently. Nothing wrong with what they're doing though, it's their first time handling a gun and it's important to learn how to hold one safely instead of looking cool or hitting bullseye!
Nope, he probably closed completely his left eye but his right eye still had some visions, that happens to me when I was shooting, I remember my dad and his friend telling my to open my eye more
Steve 200th like
Holy hell put these people through a quick gun safety lesson first. The line coach was sweating bullets.
YALL ALL DID A FANTASTIC JOB FOR YOUR FIRST TIME. PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE.