@@williewilson2250 sorry bud.. don't give two fucks about getting likes on a comment. I comment what I think.. don't be mad that your grammar skills are trash
he learns insanely quick. No repeats, no "can you show me that again?", he gets a tip, and immediately corrects. Truly impressive. All of his technique is spot on.
Two years later and this is still in my "saves" and I still watch it in it's entirety every now and then. The cheers from the crowds encouraging him is something else. When is he coming back? Would love to see his progression.
@@datasiankid3669 Yes, he picks up the instructor's tips insanely fast. Where anyone else would probably have questions or need clarification, he just gives an "Okay" and goes!
@@D3athduo well the principle is same the difference is mainly weight, recoil, trigger function, so adapting gets a little bit easier compared to a person who has never tried neither
The airsoft malfunctions are the same, the only difference is the anticipation to recoil that he had, which is corrected very fast by the instructor, and he is so make to reload shooting fast and clearing the gun in airsoft... That's why.
What's most astounding to me is both his ability & speed at which he works though malfunctions, and how *immediate* his adaptation & perfect implementation of new advice/critique
@@hype_zombie1068 People fetishise and infantilise east asian men and women, it's a thing. Hence why refering to an adult man as "adorable" in this context could be seen as sus.
@@donblub You missed the point of my comment. I wasn't saying that was what OP meant, I'm saying that could be a reason why someone else could see it as suspicious. I never agreed with them, I was just adding a possible explanation.
@@GordsProductions I know, but it's good to always practice finger discipline for muscle memory even if the mag is empty, one could be in the chamber ;)
This mans weapon handling is impeccable. He fundamentally understands how the weapon works and functions and has trained for it. Liku is a monster and could do amazing things competitively.
@@numskull1015 Not just that, but safely handling it, too. Not pointing it at others, stuff like that. I've seen too many people who handled a firearm way too careless.
perfectly said! he thinks he is doing it wrong! amazing! ive been shooting for years...this guy looks to be lightyears ahead of me. time to put more downrange!
This is probably the most satisfying thing an airsoft lover(real firearms too!) Can watch. Makes playing airsoft valuable in countries where guns are illegal. Not a waste of time
@@tacticalministries3508 man I was feeling the same way, I'm not an instructor or anything, heck not even an American , but felt good seeing his capability
@@cazjosh as an instructor its one of the most gratifying feelings in the world to see your students excell. This kid has real talent, to be able to work at this level and be able to identify and clear malfunctions as quickly as he is with just dry fire practice is amazing. He probably dry fires more in one day than most people do in a year
We had a german exchange student here in america and we knew we had to take him to the range. It was also his dream to shoot guns. We were at the range for hours and made him shoot all types of weapons
Well, I was a bit concerned in how much trust they put in a first time shooter at 3:12 , but this is ciritizism on extremely high level. However, this guy is amazing. I wish I could draw as fast as he can after two days of live firing. And I was one of the best pistol shooters among my fellows! Still far away from what he does there. Just impressive! Greetings from a former german soldier!
Its so fucking stupid how sensitive Airsoft guns can be that when you apply it to real guns it makes his actions seem so professional and like hes taking lots of care towards the hardware.
It's in his muscle memory too, the way he casually does it is because of all those hours, even when he messes up it's impressive to watch how he manipulates the firearm
Still coming back to this video, 2+ years after finding it. And I'm still recommending it to people wanting to train. One of the best training videos out there.
that's why you always act like the fool that don't know how to load his gun before the match starts and when the bell rings you spring into soldier mode
Found this video so randomly, know nothing about guns, never had any interest in it, but watched the whole half an hour for the cheers and the encouragement. Great stuff guys, what an awesome bunch of people.
@@omgitsrez instagram.com/p/B396dyjhX1P/?igshid=1arwirehspx6m In general, just check his channel name or his name (Lucas Botkin) with cod me and you'll probably get more results
@@Bunndog yup, and they had a few retired seals on project too. For more info watch "washington post - how call of duty modern warfare uses ex military to improve games realism"
@MemoryDecipheR the problem is most airsoft people aren't taking it as seriously as he is. Since weapons are basically a no go in Japan and a lot of Japanese youth is very interested in firearms they use airsoft guns to the fullest of it's ability. When airsoft becomes not real training is when you have those kids who scream orders on a make believe battle field thinking that it's really all that easy. Even with this kid he had to learn a few things and fix things in order to shoot a real gun properly. But he took his airsoft guns and used them like real guns in training. His airsoft collection probably comes close to what the real gun costs so of course in anyone takes airsoft shooting as seriously as he does they'll do great once transitioned over to real guns.
@MemoryDecipheR agreed, I have nothing against airsoft I think it's enjoyable, there is one problem and it happens often with people outside of the US when you aren't allowed to do something or it's harder weather it's caused by your government or maybe because you're poor you tend to take things 1000x seriously than mostly anyone in the US ever could. It happens in all fields some of the best information security researchers aren't American they're from some poor country with shit internet and an old computer but they make the best of it.. there is definitely a down side to living in the US which is there's really no competition you aren't starving if you're not the best shooter neither are you starving if you're not the best tech. In my personal opinion I think if you learn how to use a gun via airsoft that's amazing I agree with all the things you can learn via airsoft but it's just not worth my money personally.. between my sim rounds, guns, actual rounds mil training, personal training etc i spend too much time to then want to spend time/money on airsoft.. plus I'm into cars.. and drifting isn't cheap 😭 so for now until I make more money it's only real guns and ranges for me.
@MemoryDecipheR I do realize how backwards it sounds especially in a money thing but I do know airsoft guns do get expensive so I guess in the long run is a lot cheaper since airsoft BBs are nothing in price but yea biggest problem is intitial buy in of the Airsoft world I'm not down for 😂
I subbed to you to keep in touch I'm slowly getting into fire arms training ( becoming an instructor) have a IG called fenrirtactical and yea I'm in PNW currently but I travel a bit I could definitely plan something out.
My man has dry fired so much that from muscle memory he even closes the dust cover once he's finished shooting. Somebody give this man a citizenship already!
You can do faster with knowledge of the firearm, obviously. Double feeds like that are common on AR15 style rifles. But yeah it's pretty impressive he worked through it not knowing anything about it.
@@zacharylucchetti3038 Nah, he knew all about it. Chris Costa used to be HUGE in the Japanese airsoft community, and that double feed clearance was pretty much by-the-DVD magpul. What he was probably thinking was, "holy shit, I actually get to use this stuff that I learned and practiced for no real reason! (as in, you wouldn't clear malfunctions in airsoft guns that way, no matter how similar they apprear to be to the real thing internally)"
Then there is the reality that us military guys, that you so love to hate -and are so much better than- due to your airsoft , video game, dry firing, and timer training, are actually fighting more than timers, and doing more than snappy drills and fast mag changes. I wonder how fast your friends can do that while being shot back at? After 3 days without rest, food, and watching buddies bleed out. It takes more than drills and fast shooting ..
Lucas, as an OEF/OIF veteran, the fact that you and your friends sponsored this kid to come to the US to fulfill a lifelong dream of being able to experience what many Americans take for granted, gave me a whole new level of respect for you. I saw your true heart in this simple act of kindness. It doesn't matter that you're not a veteran, you are certainly serving your community and helping others. Huge kudos to you brother - you've definitely made a new fan today.
It's really crazy to see someone who hasn't handled recoil before but at the same time has a better grasp on the fundamentals than most people I shoot with, and maybe including me. (I'm out of practice and not too sore to admit it.) Props to this man and I hope he considers settling in our country.
Living in Japan as an Active duty Marine. I can tell you for a fact the airsoft guns they sell out here could cause some issues at the armory. I'm hoping I can get one or two to sneak in my pack up as I leave.
I assume malfunctions in airsoft guns and actual guns are quite similar, since they are basically designed to do the same job just with different propellant and different ammo.
@@finian2 Exactly, if you use a gas airsoft (not the one with electrical compressor) then the weapon is actually a replica with the same movements and almost the same mechanical parts as the real one, but with gas propellant in the magasine, small spherical bullets and a narrower barrel. Even the weight and weight destribution is the same.
This isnt a video game this is real life, you dont understand the extent on how hard it is to reload at speed, you have to take into to play drawing the next mag while your releasing the mag thats in rifle, then hand eye coordination has to be precise to get that mag into the mag well, some players have a flared mag well to make it easier to get the mag into the mag well, then actually cocking the rifle to get a round into the chamber, it takes skill and precision to do it that quicky
Even if a solid firearm safety is something EVERYONE should have, it's not always the case. This kid is amazing, not only for his skills but for his safety when handling too!
@ExcuseMeBut theres an indoor feild in tulsa Oklahoma i was playing at like age 15 and i was unfortunate enough to be on the oppisite team of an ex Marine. Dude had a nice setup and like you said wiped the feild. I wasnt upset but i realised hoew much training comes into play. Of course i immediately forgot dude to the amount of fun airsoft is.
This is by far the best video I've seen in the fire arms space all year. Probably the best video I've seen ever. Amazing. Kudos for putting it together and kudos to Liku!!
@@zion9073 i used to airsoft a lot when I was in High School. Havent been in years but i still have my gun. This toy is worth like 6-700 bucks with all the internals
If you get the ones that are true replicas of real firearms then i can see the benefit of drilling with them especially if you live in a state where the laws are not in the pro 2a's favor
Bro just because you can shoot real firearms in the US doesn't mean I'd wanna live there... I quite enjoy my health care, quality food and customer rights. Not to mention getting robbed at gun point is a rare event here.
I have watched this video multiple times already, i just have to say this man is awesome. You have to love him. he is right up there in the 99th percentile and he seems to not know it. He is so humble and soaking up the experience he is provided. He knows they are there to teach him and he is not cocky. A lot of people can learn from him. I just love people who are good at what they do. It doesn't even matter what it is.
@@therandomdickhead5744 it was so good to see those guys cheering him on and being so excited for him. Too many people in the action shooting game are just self absorbed dickheads
@@beardoggin8963 IKR! Lucas can't stop laughing and smiling, on how amazing this kid ramps up his firearm control. That is unbelievable! How long does it take for a regular person to reasonably cover the recoil on 9mm - Glock and 5,56 NATO - AR-style rifle to such level? He made it instantly! I bet some of those guys felt jealous of the kid's performance - I mean in a positive, sport way..
I think Tu Lam was one of the best choices for an operator they could possibly ever have, next to either Jocko Willink or one of the Scott(?) Brothers. Tu Lam looks like he could drop you physically, mentally, and in firearm experience. Not to be rude at all, I admire Liku a lot, but the guys hitbox would be impossible to hit. And he'd have to hit people like 3 times for a kill. Heartbreaking, really
Pbperez 210 what he means is that every season of Cod Modern Warfare they add a new operator and this season they added a person called ronin, who is a real life person that was a solider and owns a firearm company . He then teamed up with infinity war who made MW and had a skin made for him. He is saying that he thinks the guy in the vid might become an operator in the game. How this helps you understand it better.
I kept hearing about this vid and finally came across it. Humbling, inspirational, awe-inspiring, hilarious, and just plain awesome. Couldn’t help smiling throughout the entire video. Liku is a beast and kudos to y’all for getting him out here!
Great demonstration. This is sure to rustle a lot of jimmies among boomers who hate young people who got into firearms from airsoft instead of hunting.
@Your none existence Father Gas operated airsoft rifles don't even barely compare to the amount of recoil a real rifle round shoots. No, it does not make a lot of sense
74 years ago, those 2 men would be literally enemies and their countries were attacking each other in horrible ways. Today, they are colleagues and are sharing military knowledge.
Francisco Soto Barría Why not? In my opinion, weapons and any teaching around them is automatically military knowledge. But it does nt mean they will use this knowledge to become part of the militar world.
@@joaotopi Your opinion is far from reasonable, what you see here is firearms drills knowledge, military knowledge is a lot more than shooting and this drills are not part of some kind of military training, except for Special Operations, but even those unit use different drills, not like this.
@@davidwilems8915 because airsoft trains your precision without the constant recoil. so id say airsoft is best at training then transcend to a real gun
this is most airsofters who are serious about the sport xD edit: mainly asians but ya lol get loads of videos of some of my friends doing drills with airsoft guns when they go to china
Chinese cowboy ua-cam.com/video/7x8L87akI5s/v-deo.html Although I'd avoid the AJ channel, they got a bit of leftist spin on it even though its a bit subtle. Chinese cowboy's actual channel: ua-cam.com/channels/oa1AB64I9tJ1eMSEvtjWzw.html
@@drakke125Channel If your convictions can't survive watching a couple of youtube videos with an opposing view, then those aren't convictions, they're delusions. Who cares if its got a liberal/conservative/christian/satanist/atheist slant, a good video is a good video. And that was a good video, thanks for the link.
Thanks for this video! it has given me a lot of encouragement. I'm from Taiwan, a country that is at a high risk of war. I have served in the military and have used real firearms, but our law does not allow civilians to own guns. So, I usually practice with airsoft guns.
17:14 Let me tell you why this man is brilliant. He is conducting what is called a speed reload meaning his magazine is empty and he must quickly and efficiently remove it while simultaneously inserted a fresh mag and firing another round. Now an error that commonly happens is what is called a "double feed" meaning there are 2 rounds in the chamber causing a blockage. What this man did first is called immediate action which happens before you see that you have a double feed. You rack your bolt back in an attempt to clear possible dud rounds or brass that may not have ejected properly while a new round is cycled through in which you then attempt to fire. When he observed he was unable to fire again he went directly into remedial action which is a more in depth check of the weapon. He knew he had a double feed so he removed the magazine and constantly slid the bold back and forward to clear the barrel of the rounds. He then put the magazine back in and attempted to fire upon which he was successful. I served in the Marines for 6 years and currently have been in the army for 2 and let me tell you that while most Marines have this general understanding of rifle marksmanship I would say majority of soldiers excluding the infantry are unable to complete this feat. They instead complain and blame the weapon. This man has never shot a rifle in his life and did exactly what he was instructed to do and look at that. perfection.
D-yawn it’s an ego thing. Most American dudes tend to feel they already know skills and instead of taking constructive criticism they want to blame their surroundings or believe they do it the best already. It’s a culture thing. My old teacher for competition shooting said it’s the same between American men and women. Women are generally better at taking constructive criticism when it comes to firearms than dudes who have shot in the past.
feel sorry for Liku when he gets home and his microwave starts *BEEPING*
Pull out his side arm and just start blasting
🤣
@@jose420parra3 R.i.p his food
That's funny right there!!! Airsoft dents all over the front of it!!!
WALL
So this is the dude that destroys me on call of duty at 2 am
LOL
exactly
Everybody gangster till Liku join the game
He might came to ur house lol
But he is japanese, so he did not screw your mom
"Hey liku what did ya learn in America?"
Liku: "wallll"
thats quite funny
"Hey akc what did ya learn in the comment section?"
akc: "A comment I could steal"
@@williewilson2250 😂😂 nah i don't care what people think enough to steal a comment.. can be creative all on my own.
@@alaub1990 this say otherwise
@@williewilson2250 sorry bud.. don't give two fucks about getting likes on a comment. I comment what I think.. don't be mad that your grammar skills are trash
he learns insanely quick. No repeats, no "can you show me that again?", he gets a tip, and immediately corrects. Truly impressive. All of his technique is spot on.
16:27 primary example on how fast he can pick up and understand information and adapt well during execution
@@HandroXYT truly impressive
Always remain a student. Demonstrated here more clearly than anywhere else
but also the fact that this is someone who knows firearms well. The speed of his reloads are insane.
and English is not even his main language! Try going there and learning from Japanese speakers. Insane!
Liku’s family: “how was America?”
Liku: “Oh Alright”
STAND BY
WALL
BEEP
Love the comments LMAO
Hahaha
He's shooting a rifle for the first time and he can clear a malfunction faster than anyone could when I was in the military.
Geoff Menna thank you for your service
It is impressive but I don’t know what branch of the military you were in where they couldn’t clear stoppages/malfunctions that fast
@@balldude8573 I'm sure lots of guys could, I just don't remember anyone being that fast. Marine Corps and field artillery.
Poug much?
@@TheDoorspook11c lol poug you're obviously not in the military
I love how supportive everyone is. This is definitely the group of people I would love to visit the range with.
Exactly, me too
does he practice with pullet guns in japan what type of guns does he practice with? BB gun? air soft co2 guns?
For real. I just got a bunch of dick head fuds at my local range
@@quincy189 should be GBB airsoft
@@quincy189
BB guns are pretty much the only type of gun you can get in Japan
Title should be “Japanese man aced his American citizenship test”.
:)
For that he's gotta do that at a school :)
@@HaydenLau. dont worry its called a school shooting and many people do it
HAHAHAHA
@@HaydenLau. XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
So he passed his US citizenship.
HAHHHH
I died at this lmao
Ohhhh my lord! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
ready for school
phil mckrotch lol
Imagine what happens every morning when his alarm beeps
Nobody hits snooze faster
@@TacSav253 his snooze button is a trigger in his holster while he sleeps
@Kudmond sir please stop pointing your wallet at me
@Kudmond LOL thats perfect
@@similar_username 🤣🤣
Two years later and this is still in my "saves" and I still watch it in it's entirety every now and then. The cheers from the crowds encouraging him is something else. When is he coming back? Would love to see his progression.
My third time watching. I always click on it I’m when I see it in suggested vids.
I've lost count of how many times I've rewatched, I know it is over 20 times maybe 30 lol
Facts. I love coming back to this video
Yeah love coming back here.
Same when I need inspiration for doing chores
The title should be "Father meets his long lost son"
Garand and Haley already did that
So Haley is Liku’s great grandpa and Garand Thumb is Liku’s grandpa 🤔
I love how excited he was the whole time. This is just beautiful.
MrDshaw1988 whos garand and haley?
i changed the liike count from an AR to a DMR (416 to 417)
*Liku when going home from America*
Metal detector: *"beeps"*
Liku: *FLARE EYES*
"Omae wa mou shindeiru"
@@lejaakal
Metal detector: "Nani?!"
*Cliiiiiiiiiiiingggg.....*
Okay is this one guy
Metal detector : beep
Liku : *Takes out gun and shoots*
His adapting to the corrections he’s given is insanely fast
you know the vid is edited and cut right
Saint Seiya I think he means the little corrections in between shots that aren't cut
@@datasiankid3669 Yes, he picks up the instructor's tips insanely fast. Where anyone else would probably have questions or need clarification, he just gives an "Okay" and goes!
@@D3athduo well the principle is same the difference is mainly weight, recoil, trigger function, so adapting gets a little bit easier compared to a person who has never tried neither
@@D3athduo guy barely knows english and he takes instruction better than most lol.. That's the only way to get good though.
It’s so nice of Lucas to get his Japanese twin from a parallel universe to do drills with him
do you ever accidentally shoot the fridge when the microwave beeps?
Her prolly hit the microwave a time or two
I've thought about shooting my alarm clock a time or two.
If you do, hit that subscribe button
The right sentence is "If you ever shoot the fridge when the microwave beeps, hit the subscribe button"
That made me chuckle more than it should. Thanks
Well, this proves the point that; no matter how proficient you are at something, there will always be a japanese kid better at it than you are.
Well shit. I hate how true this is.
*laughs in Asian*
And he is 12 years old
*Asian kid
b S he is 12!?!?
grandma's hospital machine: *Beeps*
T.Rex: say no more...
This is so under rated
Vean Studio IN single fire mode
no way he could work in a hospital....hears a beep 10 ROUNDS CENTER MASS! SIPS MONSTER!
Standby....
Heart monitor: beeps
Liku: ........Aimbots
Lol
I'm honestly more impressed by how fast he responds when things go wrong.
Aisoft can jam, and it's a more involved process to clear.
Daniel Chen same
Exactly
Yeah, same. He never got rattled. I liked when he ran out of 223 so he finished up with 9mm lol.
The airsoft malfunctions are the same, the only difference is the anticipation to recoil that he had, which is corrected very fast by the instructor, and he is so make to reload shooting fast and clearing the gun in airsoft... That's why.
What's most astounding to me is both his ability & speed at which he works though malfunctions, and how *immediate* his adaptation & perfect implementation of new advice/critique
His manual of arms is expert level asian!
Ok let's be honest, no one searched for this. But it's godamn worth it.
Why are you such a racist, just whyyy?
SRBIN_99 How is that racist lmao
same here, saw this from recos and I regret nothing.
@@slavicapybara_7892 wtf?
@@benpressick5391 yo madre gay
"I'm going to dry fire for like 4 hours tonight" -Lucas
I think it's adorable how all the guys go quiet and Liku thinks he did something wrong, when really he's just blowing everyone away
“Adorable” that’s kinda sus buddy
Joe your names joe that's kinda sus
@@hype_zombie1068 People fetishise and infantilise east asian men and women, it's a thing. Hence why refering to an adult man as "adorable" in this context could be seen as sus.
@@marychristie4815 has nothing to do with him being asian.
its because he is a first timer and better then most of the guy's present.
@@donblub You missed the point of my comment. I wasn't saying that was what OP meant, I'm saying that could be a reason why someone else could see it as suspicious. I never agreed with them, I was just adding a possible explanation.
After that day at the range, all the guys bought airsoft guns to dry fire
the most funniest thing is background chatter - that tells you how much this dude is capable after dry fire for 3-4 years?
That kid isn't from Japan. Lucas grew him in a lab and trained him on Airsoft guns. The Clone Wars have begun
And if he is "from Japan" we should be sponsoring his indefinite visa as a matter of 2ND Amendment security.
Black Jack hahaha!!! That’s friging hysterical man!!!!..and yes he did
😂😂🤣
@@reubadoob Export the 2nd to the world so we can have allies for when the UN come for the guns.
Black Jack Ah I see what you did there
His reaction to malfunctions and trigger finger discipline is what is amazing.
0:50
@@GordsProductions I know, but it's good to always practice finger discipline for muscle memory even if the mag is empty, one could be in the chamber ;)
BTW that looks like it was the first time he handled the gun, so it looks like he learned quick :)
This mans weapon handling is impeccable. He fundamentally understands how the weapon works and functions and has trained for it. Liku is a monster and could do amazing things competitively.
@@numskull1015 Not just that, but safely handling it, too.
Not pointing it at others, stuff like that. I've seen too many people who handled a firearm way too careless.
Dear Japan,
He’s ours now.
Lmao! Yes!
I thought you would say
Dear Japan,
I don't like when u do this to me
reminds me of a judo black belt who moved from japan to america who wears a cowboy had and open carries a SSA and lives on a ranch
as rent, we can send you 2 nukes a year
Just based of aim and speed he would win 99.99% of gun fights if he enlists in the military lol
You can’t but smile at the support these guys showed him. You can tell the support and love made him perform at his best. 😊
"he's programming the aimbot." This killed me lmao. This kid is next level.
23:45
I appreciate the fact that he took time to cosplay as T.Rex Arms.
Lmaoo
I was just thinking about making a joke regarding their matching clothing. Yours beat whatever I would have come up with.
Liku is T.Lex Arms
it's a testament to the guy's humbleness that he was never sure whether they were smiling to mock him or because they were impressed.
Finally ally xD
perfectly said! he thinks he is doing it wrong! amazing! ive been shooting for years...this guy looks to be lightyears ahead of me. time to put more downrange!
Or maybe because he's just unfamiliar with the culture...
@Quicksilver17 its a culture thing. in the east laughing is a form of humilation, clapping is a form of compliment.
@@quicksilver1752 .
This is probably the most satisfying thing an airsoft lover(real firearms too!) Can watch. Makes playing airsoft valuable in countries where guns are illegal. Not a waste of time
sadly airsoft is illegal in my country
@@Baikun2006Australia?
@@ChessRazn yep
When Liku gets home
Microwave: *BEEP*
Liku: *YEET*
😂🤣🤣🤣
😂 😂 😂 Commemt is Goated
im dead so is my microwave
He gonna hit someone in the face by turning around
🤣🤣💀💀
I can't tell who's enjoying this more, the kid who gets to shot real firearms or the guys watching him.
Lucas is like a proud father
"My little baby off to destroy people"
Lmao, fr. Lucas was visibly proud and happy to see liku's progress!
Or us all watching him! Lol
@@tacticalministries3508 man I was feeling the same way, I'm not an instructor or anything, heck not even an American , but felt good seeing his capability
@@cazjosh as an instructor its one of the most gratifying feelings in the world to see your students excell. This kid has real talent, to be able to work at this level and be able to identify and clear malfunctions as quickly as he is with just dry fire practice is amazing. He probably dry fires more in one day than most people do in a year
He reloads faster than my character in CALL OF DUTY
Liku has sleight of hand perk
its funny bc all animations in new cod mw is mocaped by TRex
@@chad-chaderson8421 wait really?
@@RRCsteve Liku is the sleight of hand perk
@@Epicwarrior846 yeah, you can find promo films, i dont remember neme but that was boyz from t rex
Watching this as a German is so inspiring. This is one of my biggest dreams and seeing it come true for him is just so great.
We had a german exchange student here in america and we knew we had to take him to the range. It was also his dream to shoot guns. We were at the range for hours and made him shoot all types of weapons
@@kevinc.cucumber3697 you're a great friend
You can get gunsin Germany too, go for it.
@@NietzscheanManyeah but only boring ones
@@Chaos_Dave98 you can get most of the stuff you can get in the US for now. Better get them now before only the arabs are left with the illegal ones.
I wouldn't wanna be the guy that killed Liku's dog and stole his car...
Thomas Cooley bro 😂😂
😂😂😂
John Wliku
The Asian John wick
Hahaha i see what you did there and i like it brother
This dude has more muzzle awareness than anyone ive ever seen.
he's like a video game preventing you from friendly fire lol
I noticed the same thing, haha
I noticed he touches his belt buckle with his left hand to pause it, keeping it from coming in front of the muzzle
Well, I was a bit concerned in how much trust they put in a first time shooter at 3:12 , but this is ciritizism on extremely high level. However, this guy is amazing. I wish I could draw as fast as he can after two days of live firing. And I was one of the best pistol shooters among my fellows! Still far away from what he does there. Just impressive!
Greetings from a former german soldier!
What's muzzle awareness?
Closes dust cover automatically....
**This pleased the NUT.**
This is because in airsoft dirt will jam up the feeder pretty easy, this is why he does this.
Its so fucking stupid how sensitive Airsoft guns can be that when you apply it to real guns it makes his actions seem so professional and like hes taking lots of care towards the hardware.
It's in his muscle memory too, the way he casually does it is because of all those hours, even when he messes up it's impressive to watch how he manipulates the firearm
oooooooooooooooo.......thats so pleasing
Ejection port cover?
Still coming back to this video, 2+ years after finding it. And I'm still recommending it to people wanting to train. One of the best training videos out there.
imagine you about to play a match in airsoft and then you see this guy practicing his reloads
🥵😤
This happens a lot when playing bro
Hit him first. 😁
that's why you always act like the fool that don't know how to load his gun before the match starts and when the bell rings you spring into soldier mode
@@jackasshomey facts
That kid aint gonna be happy until he reloads and fires twice in 0.00 seconds
LMAO!!! Perhaps thats how he he trains his mind.
Some rock lee training stuff
Stuart Fury he is Japanese. Japanese are known for seeking perfection in whatever they pursue.
@@crackerjackmattmilsim3052 yeah man that's the joke
Stuart Fury yea and I got a chuckle out of it. That was funny. 😂
"hey so how was visiting the US"
Liku: "so anyways i started blasting"
blam blam bang, lol
Lmfao
Wall!
Found this video so randomly, know nothing about guns, never had any interest in it, but watched the whole half an hour for the cheers and the encouragement. Great stuff guys, what an awesome bunch of people.
this guy makes the sleight of hand reloads in call of duty look realistic
He did mo cap for all of the gun manipulation in the new MW
@@Bunndog source?
@@omgitsrez instagram.com/p/B396dyjhX1P/?igshid=1arwirehspx6m
In general, just check his channel name or his name (Lucas Botkin) with cod me and you'll probably get more results
@@Bunndog yup, and they had a few retired seals on project too. For more info watch "washington post - how call of duty modern warfare uses ex military to improve games realism"
The answer is? i'll not watch 30 fucking minutes.
There’s a smile on my face every time he fixes a mistake on his own without prompt, without hesitation, and without any slowdown. Damn, he’s good.
@MemoryDecipheR the problem is most airsoft people aren't taking it as seriously as he is. Since weapons are basically a no go in Japan and a lot of Japanese youth is very interested in firearms they use airsoft guns to the fullest of it's ability. When airsoft becomes not real training is when you have those kids who scream orders on a make believe battle field thinking that it's really all that easy.
Even with this kid he had to learn a few things and fix things in order to shoot a real gun properly. But he took his airsoft guns and used them like real guns in training. His airsoft collection probably comes close to what the real gun costs so of course in anyone takes airsoft shooting as seriously as he does they'll do great once transitioned over to real guns.
@MemoryDecipheR agreed, I have nothing against airsoft I think it's enjoyable, there is one problem and it happens often with people outside of the US when you aren't allowed to do something or it's harder weather it's caused by your government or maybe because you're poor you tend to take things 1000x seriously than mostly anyone in the US ever could. It happens in all fields some of the best information security researchers aren't American they're from some poor country with shit internet and an old computer but they make the best of it.. there is definitely a down side to living in the US which is there's really no competition you aren't starving if you're not the best shooter neither are you starving if you're not the best tech.
In my personal opinion I think if you learn how to use a gun via airsoft that's amazing I agree with all the things you can learn via airsoft but it's just not worth my money personally.. between my sim rounds, guns, actual rounds mil training, personal training etc i spend too much time to then want to spend time/money on airsoft.. plus I'm into cars.. and drifting isn't cheap 😭 so for now until I make more money it's only real guns and ranges for me.
@MemoryDecipheR I do realize how backwards it sounds especially in a money thing but I do know airsoft guns do get expensive so I guess in the long run is a lot cheaper since airsoft BBs are nothing in price but yea biggest problem is intitial buy in of the Airsoft world I'm not down for 😂
I subbed to you to keep in touch I'm slowly getting into fire arms training ( becoming an instructor) have a IG called fenrirtactical and yea I'm in PNW currently but I travel a bit I could definitely plan something out.
Dawbs™ Yes! I kept smiling as well
My man has dry fired so much that from muscle memory he even closes the dust cover once he's finished shooting.
Somebody give this man a citizenship already!
RigawZi he really be doing that😂😂
Dude could you imagine having a seal team full of this guy lol holy shit impressive
Hunter that is actually very impressive what he is doing that really isn’t easy especially not having any real firearm experience
Wow. Very impressed!!!
RigawZi not sure but I think that the dust cover serves as the safety on airsoft guns
It trips me out when he’s having a hard time with recoil and then proceeds to make the smoothest reload I’ve ever seen😂, this guy is awesome
17:14 the instructors face says it all. this man has never held a gun, but clears a jam faster than people in the military.
You can do faster with knowledge of the firearm, obviously. Double feeds like that are common on AR15 style rifles. But yeah it's pretty impressive he worked through it not knowing anything about it.
@@zacharylucchetti3038 Nah, he knew all about it. Chris Costa used to be HUGE in the Japanese airsoft community, and that double feed clearance was pretty much by-the-DVD magpul. What he was probably thinking was, "holy shit, I actually get to use this stuff that I learned and practiced for no real reason! (as in, you wouldn't clear malfunctions in airsoft guns that way, no matter how similar they apprear to be to the real thing internally)"
He's that good at shooting a real AR, but imagine: he had to go back to Japan where they are illegal.
Zachary Lucchetti yeah of course, but I mean look at the speed. Regardless that’s a feat.
Then there is the reality that us military guys, that you so love to hate -and are so much better than- due to your airsoft , video game, dry firing, and timer training, are actually fighting more than timers, and doing more than snappy drills and fast mag changes. I wonder how fast your friends can do that while being shot back at? After 3 days without rest, food, and watching buddies bleed out. It takes more than drills and fast shooting ..
Lucas, as an OEF/OIF veteran, the fact that you and your friends sponsored this kid to come to the US to fulfill a lifelong dream of being able to experience what many Americans take for granted, gave me a whole new level of respect for you. I saw your true heart in this simple act of kindness. It doesn't matter that you're not a veteran, you are certainly serving your community and helping others. Huge kudos to you brother - you've definitely made a new fan today.
same here this is the first video.ive ever seen from him and im subbed, just amazing!
acts of kindness and human decency are few and far between theses days.
It is refreshing to see them
bruh. same sentiment.
Same, very cool thing you did for that guy, very impressed with his skill as well as your guys' generosity.
SGT T, are you still training?
*Someone in japan*
W A L L
Liku: “So anyways I started blasting”
One of the most underrated comments on the platform lol. Every time I hear “wall” I think of this video
@@terminusarms113 I think of schrodinger
😂😂
Lol
yeah and btw when you engage multiple targets your not suppose to shoot 2 2 2 you shoot 1 1 2 so that the third guy doesnt have time to draw a weapon.
It's really crazy to see someone who hasn't handled recoil before but at the same time has a better grasp on the fundamentals than most people I shoot with, and maybe including me. (I'm out of practice and not too sore to admit it.)
Props to this man and I hope he considers settling in our country.
Japan is in DIRE straights with their own "replacement levels" or lack thereof... this is how a bidding war starts 😂
''classmates insulinpump beeps''
- Liku: Say no more
That actually got a laugh out of me.
I like this because I have one and I thought the exact same thing
What if he's in a room with a hearth monitor on
@@fatihguner4041 Then they're gonna get lit the *_FUCK_* up.
ALL THE OTHER KIDS WITH THE PUMPED UP KICKS
Lucas is such a focused, methodical, and patient instructor.
Well maybe. He had the skill of editing but yes, agreed
What the manual of arms should be. Amazing!
Patrick McCreight u gayboi
Need Trigger control.
@@williamle8300 sweet cut down, don't forget your snack pack before school.
I think it’s hilarious that he is dressed exactly like his hero.
Jordan Landsaw which one
SlateCOOLCATS best answer ever, I laughed so hard!
BRUH WHY YOU GOTTA STEAL MY HAIR?! THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!
Thought your profile pic was a hair on my screen... spent 5 mins trying to wipe it off...
You got me smh
It's tradition to come back to this video every few months.
Next: Australian goes to Japan to live out their Airsoft dream
HAHAHA LEGEND
@@attalusi9177 Wait till you see the week after that!
Next: Brit goes to Australia to live out their knife dream.
@@haloboy817 lmao
@@haloboy817 oh you still need to be 18 to purchase a knife here. Any knife. Even plastic ones
CRIKEY!
Imagine the burglars who breaks into their home and all they hear is "standby" *beep
XD
😂😂😂LMAOOO
Hahahaha "fuck, they were waiting for me??"
Hahahaha thank you, this made me laugh really heavy
I read that at the fcking EXACT moment they said it in the video, you had me on the floor lmfao
Wait til the US Army starts recruiting asian airsoft players.
The day that happens is the day the USA turns into a galactic empire
I best be in it then
@NSA 000 he lived most his life in America right
@NSA 000 he did, but in childhood,and his father was in SF too,a Green Beret or sort of, 100% American. i cannot remeber the exact info.
@NSA 000 no prob dude
Still one of my favorite videos ever. Anyone can practice well and still shoot well. Lucas is awesome as a teacher and mentor
Liku, you closing your dust cover pleases the Marine Corps
@BigFootMTB I have literally never been more impressed either. By anything!
BigRedUSMC Indeed it does. NCOs and SNCOs smiling around the world.
Shawn KG7WUB that’s what we are talking about
You notice as soon as he is done with an AR drill he flips the safety and closes the dust cover.
Living in Japan as an Active duty Marine. I can tell you for a fact the airsoft guns they sell out here could cause some issues at the armory. I'm hoping I can get one or two to sneak in my pack up as I leave.
“Level Difficulty”
1: Novice
2: Experienced
3: Professional
4: Asian
The name Steve rings in my head when I see that.
Frustration index: rage quit
I approve this message.
So true
Same thing happens in league of legends. Theres a reason the koreans from s2 until s8 were winning the lcs world championship.
i love how humble he is. he looks back like “oh i did it! cool”
The learner mentality
are they both intentionally wear checkered shirt?
LIM TAT Yes, this was dubbed the cloning project because of the fact Liku and Lucas are pushing the same level of shooting.
Avery Sucharski thanks for explanation
His commitment to "finish the job" is truly amazing!
No matter how many things go wrong in between, he still works his way up till the end!
its insane how he reacted to the malfunctions entirely correct and at professional speed.
17:10
I assume malfunctions in airsoft guns and actual guns are quite similar, since they are basically designed to do the same job just with different propellant and different ammo.
@@finian2 Exactly, if you use a gas airsoft (not the one with electrical compressor) then the weapon is actually a replica with the same movements and almost the same mechanical parts as the real one, but with gas propellant in the magasine, small spherical bullets and a narrower barrel. Even the weight and weight destribution is the same.
1:36 also.
we are strong
When a Japanese kid who has never shot before is reloading quicker than the best of the spec-ops agents in video games.
Still badass but they make reloads slow for balancing reasons
@@night7185 Most reloads in videogames even then are still pretty fast compared to real life, save for Insurgency 2
This isnt a video game this is real life, you dont understand the extent on how hard it is to reload at speed, you have to take into to play drawing the next mag while your releasing the mag thats in rifle, then hand eye coordination has to be precise to get that mag into the mag well, some players have a flared mag well to make it easier to get the mag into the mag well, then actually cocking the rifle to get a round into the chamber, it takes skill and precision to do it that quicky
@@jakeedmonds1885 and you don't understand the extent how hard it is to understand a joke
@@furion2824 May of been but pisses me off when some ratty kid plays cod and thinks they all of a sudden know about a weapon and warfare
His firearm safety is impeccable, notice his hand flicks the safety on after every shot when using the ar.
Even if a solid firearm safety is something EVERYONE should have, it's not always the case.
This kid is amazing, not only for his skills but for his safety when handling too!
Takes training on ur own really. Alot of airsoft playing experience, safety is really necessary but overall ur own senses to be taught.
Dante isn’t he like 26?
Hes also pushing the dust cover back up
@ExcuseMeBut theres an indoor feild in tulsa Oklahoma i was playing at like age 15 and i was unfortunate enough to be on the oppisite team of an ex Marine. Dude had a nice setup and like you said wiped the feild. I wasnt upset but i realised hoew much training comes into play. Of course i immediately forgot dude to the amount of fun airsoft is.
This is by far the best video I've seen in the fire arms space all year. Probably the best video I've seen ever. Amazing. Kudos for putting it together and kudos to Liku!!
Flannel shirt: +3 accuracy and +2 Speed buff
Mustof1000 +5 America -3 Japan
Just ask Garand daddy
Don’t forget reload speed
trucker cap +10 aimbot
JazzNazz that cap is awesome tbh
The guy in the back 😂
“ I need an air soft gun”
Told my wife "I'm buying some Air soft guns"!
time stamp?
literally have $600 worth of airsoft stuff in my cart, *sigh* never watching t. rex again its draining my pockets!
@@zion9073 i used to airsoft a lot when I was in High School. Havent been in years but i still have my gun. This toy is worth like 6-700 bucks with all the internals
If you get the ones that are true replicas of real firearms then i can see the benefit of drilling with them especially if you live in a state where the laws are not in the pro 2a's favor
“ I’m going to dry fire for 4 hours tonight.”
His pride was hurt
Same bruh
still a great shot tho , he would smoke any of us in a gunfight
the way he says “oh.” when he encounters a malfunction like it’s merely an inconvenience
Skynet really needs to make their terminators less noticeable
Roguekriger underrated as fuck
Make them look like polite Asian folks. Everyone will ignore them.
Liku's family: "So how was America"?
Liku: "Pack your bags right now".
Wallllllll
i'll take that 800th like
as an aussie i soo want to move to america.
As a Dutchie same
Bro just because you can shoot real firearms in the US doesn't mean I'd wanna live there... I quite enjoy my health care, quality food and customer rights. Not to mention getting robbed at gun point is a rare event here.
John Wick Chapter: *Nephew*
It's 4 weeks old, but made my day.
Johnu wicku chapturu fivu
You rhymed w the comment above and it was a joke too lmao
BONER ALERT
This is what happens when your uncle throws shoes at you!
Deadshot: "I am the best aimbotter ."
Japanese kid: "Hold my Sake."
Uses Japanese letters for username.
Me: Looks like victory's back on the menu boys!
😂😂😂😂😂
THAT ONE KILLED ME!!!! YOO 😂🤣😂🤣
You mean hold my bat ?
@@paifan8785 Hold my bat soup
Shooter ready. Stand by. :01.21
Shooter ready. Stand by. :01.02
Shooter ready. Stand by. :00.95
Aimbot 2.0 Upgrade Complete
Twice as fast in 3 drills. Japanese men
Lol dead serious got faster and faster
Mountain Hill .95 looked slower to me
You just gotta love Lucas chuckling as he gets faster and faster....
Lol..i swear the instructor was like"i gotta stop or he will do it in 0.0 sec...
I have watched this video multiple times already, i just have to say this man is awesome. You have to love him.
he is right up there in the 99th percentile and he seems to not know it. He is so humble and soaking up the experience he is provided. He knows they are there to teach him and he is not cocky. A lot of people can learn from him.
I just love people who are good at what they do. It doesn't even matter what it is.
My favorite 2A moment this year by far. This right here is inspiring.
This is why shooting is so great. You could see the joy in that young mans face
@@beardoggin8963Their excitement genuinely made my day. If I can become half as good as they are I'll be happy.
@@therandomdickhead5744 it was so good to see those guys cheering him on and being so excited for him. Too many people in the action shooting game are just self absorbed dickheads
@@beardoggin8963 IKR! Lucas can't stop laughing and smiling, on how amazing this kid ramps up his firearm control. That is unbelievable! How long does it take for a regular person to reasonably cover the recoil on 9mm - Glock and 5,56 NATO - AR-style rifle to such level? He made it instantly!
I bet some of those guys felt jealous of the kid's performance - I mean in a positive, sport way..
This better be in 2019 rewind Lmao
Lucas may not realize what he has just done. But I think he just spawned the new world champion shooter
Thinking the same thing. All it takes is for a sponsor to see this video.
Very true, he understands a lot in the mechanics of the gun but I think as well his safety handling helps him with that as well. Comfortable
There are some very amazing competition shooters from Japan.
@@ChuckBeefOG rule Nr1: there's allways a guy from China who is better than you xD
@@---Michael--- asia*
infinity ward: 'who is our next model for the next season operator?'
nobody: 'i know a guy............'
I think Tu Lam was one of the best choices for an operator they could possibly ever have, next to either Jocko Willink or one of the Scott(?) Brothers. Tu Lam looks like he could drop you physically, mentally, and in firearm experience. Not to be rude at all, I admire Liku a lot, but the guys hitbox would be impossible to hit. And he'd have to hit people like 3 times for a kill. Heartbreaking, really
its lesion!!!! XD
Pbperez 210 what he means is that every season of Cod Modern Warfare they add a new operator and this season they added a person called ronin, who is a real life person that was a solider and owns a firearm company . He then teamed up with infinity war who made MW and had a skin made for him. He is saying that he thinks the guy in the vid might become an operator in the game. How this helps you understand it better.
😂😂😂lmfao dead ass
John Lovell
Just watching his recoil management improve so quickly was amazing. What a great idea and execution of a video.
How fast he adjusted to the rifle recoil was mind blowing.
Fun fact: Airsoft originated from Japan due to citizens not being allowed to own firearms.
TheLuigiNoidPerson 109 😮😮😮 not even trying to be funny I didn’t know that.
Actually it was designed as a training system for japanese armed forces.
Plus, most airsoft manufacturers were created in Japan
Wow I did not know that. Nice fact
Whoa. The more you know
Lucas saying “Wall” = Mr. Miyagi saying “Wax on, wax off”
🤣😂🤣
My kids keep saying "wall" to each other now. It's hilarious.
This like a reverse Karate kid.
Sweep the leg, Liku!
I love how he’d do something wrong one time and once Lucas would correct him he’d instantly fix it. I’m excited for ya buddy!
I kept hearing about this vid and finally came across it. Humbling, inspirational, awe-inspiring, hilarious, and just plain awesome. Couldn’t help smiling throughout the entire video. Liku is a beast and kudos to y’all for getting him out here!
Great demonstration.
This is sure to rustle a lot of jimmies among boomers who hate young people who got into firearms from airsoft instead of hunting.
For sure
T.REX ARMS have you hired him yet and will you make airsoft guns now
LinkHyrule03 anything to ruffle the feathers of boomers, the worst generation in the history of the world.
**screeches in boomer**
I am the opposite actually, I got into airsoft from firearms.
IT's incredible how quickly he adapted to the recoil.
The airsoft gun he always used is gas operated so it makes alot of sense
Tienes toda la razón, en verdad es impresionante.
@@yournoneexistencefather5869 gas operator or not they wouldn't shoot that much recoil.
Korean Cowboy42 yeah but I guess it translates a bit.
@Your none existence Father Gas operated airsoft rifles don't even barely compare to the amount of recoil a real rifle round shoots. No, it does not make a lot of sense
74 years ago, those 2 men would be literally enemies and their countries were attacking each other in horrible ways. Today, they are colleagues and are sharing military knowledge.
These drills are not "military knowledge".
Francisco Soto Barría Why not? In my opinion, weapons and any teaching around them is automatically military knowledge. But it does nt mean they will use this knowledge to become part of the militar world.
@@joaotopi Your opinion is far from reasonable, what you see here is firearms drills knowledge, military knowledge is a lot more than shooting and this drills are not part of some kind of military training, except for Special Operations, but even those unit use different drills, not like this.
Shooting isn't just military stuff
FROST u mean, hunting?
I literally watch this video every time before I go to the range. It humbles me and keeps me focused on dry fire when not at the range.
Young Japanese man performs Gun Kata with real firearms to elation of Western Sensei, receives his black belt.
Mad respect to the dedication.
Godamit, I was waiting for a gunkata reference, ha ha.
Japanese John Wick?
This man is incredible. I need airsoft guns now lol.
Airsofter of almost 3 years, Picked up my cousins Ar at christmas last year and proceeded to put shots consistently
@@davidwilems8915 because airsoft trains your precision without the constant recoil. so id say airsoft is best at training then transcend to a real gun
@@iamf6641 Can just get a GBBR for next to real training, 90% the same feeling
@@justKdG stfu
this is most airsofters who are serious about the sport xD edit: mainly asians but ya lol get loads of videos of some of my friends doing drills with airsoft guns when they go to china
This is like watching a Japanese guy who was born in Japan start speaking in perfect Texan English after a few hours of practice.
and i don't know why but is so beautiful
Chinese cowboy
ua-cam.com/video/7x8L87akI5s/v-deo.html
Although I'd avoid the AJ channel, they got a bit of leftist spin on it even though its a bit subtle.
Chinese cowboy's actual channel: ua-cam.com/channels/oa1AB64I9tJ1eMSEvtjWzw.html
More like a few minutes
@@drakke125Channel Thank you for this I had no fucking idea my sides hurt so bad lmfao
@@drakke125Channel If your convictions can't survive watching a couple of youtube videos with an opposing view, then those aren't convictions, they're delusions.
Who cares if its got a liberal/conservative/christian/satanist/atheist slant, a good video is a good video.
And that was a good video, thanks for the link.
Thanks for this video! it has given me a lot of encouragement. I'm from Taiwan, a country that is at a high risk of war. I have served in the military and have used real firearms, but our law does not allow civilians to own guns. So, I usually practice with airsoft guns.
if every Taiwanese is armed, China can't win
I have no doubt in my mind that you are already like Liku.
I wish you and your country all the best! Hopefully you will never need to use your skill but sadly the world is not the good place it could be.
too bad singapore's the same except we can't even airsoft...
Had a smile on my face the whole time. Never seen Lucas so happy 😭
It's contagious, i was grinning the whole time as well
@@therandomdickhead5744 Same here. big grin, Lucas and LikuS
17:14 Let me tell you why this man is brilliant. He is conducting what is called a speed reload meaning his magazine is empty and he must quickly and efficiently remove it while simultaneously inserted a fresh mag and firing another round. Now an error that commonly happens is what is called a "double feed" meaning there are 2 rounds in the chamber causing a blockage. What this man did first is called immediate action which happens before you see that you have a double feed. You rack your bolt back in an attempt to clear possible dud rounds or brass that may not have ejected properly while a new round is cycled through in which you then attempt to fire. When he observed he was unable to fire again he went directly into remedial action which is a more in depth check of the weapon. He knew he had a double feed so he removed the magazine and constantly slid the bold back and forward to clear the barrel of the rounds. He then put the magazine back in and attempted to fire upon which he was successful. I served in the Marines for 6 years and currently have been in the army for 2 and let me tell you that while most Marines have this general understanding of rifle marksmanship I would say majority of soldiers excluding the infantry are unable to complete this feat. They instead complain and blame the weapon. This man has never shot a rifle in his life and did exactly what he was instructed to do and look at that. perfection.
D-yawn it’s an ego thing. Most American dudes tend to feel they already know skills and instead of taking constructive criticism they want to blame their surroundings or believe they do it the best already. It’s a culture thing. My old teacher for competition shooting said it’s the same between American men and women. Women are generally better at taking constructive criticism when it comes to firearms than dudes who have shot in the past.
Fuckin textbook
That's whats called a prom night
Well thank you for your time and thanks for the information
Amazed face
And watch his face 17:24 for about 10-15 seconds
Tune in next time to watch Lucas legalize firearms in Japan.
Seriously, great video guys
I hope he does it
A man of culture - I’ll pay for it
@MemoryDecipheR I swear if they get a 2nd Amendment I'm immagrating.
@MemoryDecipheR Damn, me too probably.
Australia too please!
This is one of the most wholesome gun videos I have ever seen.
The amount of love they're showing this dude is great. He is a phenomenal shooter and deserves praise but he's even more humbled by it. Great video
Hugh Mungus 🙌🏽
"He's programming the aimbot" XD
aimbot in real life xD
23:42