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A case falling behind a shirt causes a defensive reflex- the desire to get rid of the stinging object. Taking into account, the fact that at this moment a person is holding a loaded gun in his hand, often with his finger on the trigger, the situation becomes very dangerous... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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This happened to me in the military during training. Started to take my shit off to get the casing out and the instructor literally yells out “aye yoooooooooo. He’s getting naked!” 🤣🤣.
The military are just the funniest people ever XD
In the military let it happen because when your out in battles you don’t get to strip down over a hot shell in your shirt
@@Youtsey03meh. Don’t always have to be to so serious. I’m sure to them it was worth the laugh. I was facked either way lmao.
It's not funny to me, your training is hard you work for it to save the nation. Mad respect for the military
I had several shell casings go down my shirt collar, welding to my flesh. I didn't feel them until after the gun battle was over
For all those who don’t get it the shell casing that was ejected flew into their shirts
The sheel casing is also very hot.
Obrigado amigo você é um amigo
This one hell of a pervert shell.
And them bishes is hot 🔥
Ahhhh
I had a casing get caught between my safety glasses and my temple. Now i always wear a hat.
I don't wear hats, but I'll make sure to wear a cap in the range from now on
Okkay now I get why they wear hats or caps I thought that for just show
that's a good one😂
temple?
@@user-ep1ud6mm5x The two areas right above your the sides of your eye lids, the area you massage when you have a headache
Second guy has an "I'm SO done with this shit" look on his face, lol, priceless.
Beautiful work by the firearms instructors on each count 👍🏼
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Hot brass is no joke. Burnt the hell out of my neck because I didn't want to flag anyone and waited for the range coach to come and take it out lol
Been there. Feeks like a wasp sting. Croakies glasses strap kept the brass there during prone range training.
Fuck ya, teaching moment I'm sure
Easy way to get disability
Dude why would you just let it burn? Ask for help if that shit happens.
Got hot brass down my collar shooting prone. Looked like zorro had got me.
Для русского язычных:
Как я понял после выстрела гильза вылетевшая из пистолета которая горячая попала под одежду стрелка, тем самым вызывая возможный ожог или испуг. А инструктор среагировал и отобрал пистолет что-бы стрелок случайно не выстрелил как я понял, и отобрал пистолет.
У нас был Гугол переводчек, но все равно, спасибо!
@@follypol3328 это для тех кому лень переводить, но все равно пожалуйста
Спасибо
It's cuz it's hot. if it bumps your skin, no big deal. But if it gets lodged between clothing and skin, and held in place, it can burn you. Not a super-serious burn, but it sure stings.
Si eso es muy común que se apuran y no se dan cuenta de un disparo por ese error
탄피가 옷안으로 들어감
총을 든 상태에서 탄피를 빼기위해 양손을 사용할려함
당연히 총을 든 상태이기에 양손을 이동하면 총구도 이동함
총이 장전 되어있는 상태라 잘못해서 방아쇠 당기면 죽음
그런 상황을 대비하기 위해서 옆에 가이드가 총을 뺏는거임
아..그런거였군요..
It was pretty obvious lmao
@@Kyharraonly obvious to those familiar
@@paulsmamabear no it's common sense not to put a gun near your head 😂
@@Kyharra one who has not handled a firearm does not have the many experiences - the one with experience has the burden of creating a safe environment just like the mamas
Instructor did a great job of making sure the gun was pointed down range because its common when unfamiliar w/ handling a weapon is to have your finger on the trigger after firing and forgetting its in your hand when something unplanned happens, like a hot casing hitting you.
Di en español 😢
@@user-zw3xs8qr9bme siento identificado, no sé qué es y nadie lo pone en español
Only that the gun wasn't pointing "down" and the instructors didn't point it down as it would also be a firing range security violation, especially considering it's a solid floor. The instructors ensured the gun is always pointing at the target direction as the targets are always positioned before a contention wall, a specially designed stopping barrier for completely defusing flying rounds so they do not penetrate or bounce on impact.
@@spifet 😔😭
@@user-yf8di3cm2y ¿Qué es lo que no entendés si TH-cam te permite traducir los comentarios en otros idiomas? El instructor de tiro agarró el arma cada vez que la tiradora se distrajo a causa de que el casquillo que vuela al disparar el arma saltó dentro de su remera y perdió la concentración del arma que tenía en su mano. Algo parecido a lo que hacen las mujeres al volante y por lo cual tienen tan mala fama de conductoras (además de no arriesgarse cuando es debido). El instructor mantuvo el arma dirigida hacia los objetivos ya que detrás de ellos está la pared de contención que frena las balas en el aire para que no penetren o reboten en ninguna superficie y así se evita que alguien salga herido.
During night ops training my buddy's round fell perfectly into the back of my neckline and down into my butt crack. I started yipping like an idiot while trying to maintain my position. The combat instructor looked me dead in the eyes and without missing a beat (cause he knew immediately what happened) he goes "it fuckin sucks, deal with it." One of the best pieces of advice I've ever gotten in a "heat of the moment" situation.
Yeah, i feel you I play fallout76 too and that sh1t happens to me a waaaay too often...
@@godzilla928I know that this is sarcasm but who the fuck was talking about fallout 😭
It's Gen Z's idea of "joking" they say something extremely unfunny and then act like you're dumb for not "getting it" @ThatSkittleAgain
😂😂😂😂
How is "deal with it" good advice that helps in the slightest?
What a kind gesture that is! Thank you for helping an elderly person.
Pra quem não entendeu, as cápsulas das munições ao serem ejetadas entraram dentro da roupa deles. E quando ela sai sa arma ela sai "pegando fogo" de tão quente.
Whenever that happens to me at the range i always just take my support hand and wiggle the shirt to get the casing out, keeping the gun pointed down range. I was taught this at a pretty young age so now it's just instinct when it happens, but this is why training is important. Many people will panic and move the gun right to the head to try to use both hands to get the casing out and will likely still have a finger on the trigger. These instructors did great at catching the mistakes
Good advice 👍
If panicking makes you do irrational shit like pointing a loaded gun towards yourself, you’re not supposed to use a gun or drive. I’ve seen too much “panicked” accidents. You can be panic but you must subconsciously stick with the rational decision to operate these dangerous stuff.
@@clusteringmiueveryone has panic reactions they have to be specifically targeted and trained against and to think every driver or gun owner will do that is naive unless it became mandatory
Can you not put the gun down? If she was wearing a bra, that technique might not work
Shut up
That's a real instructor... Respect sir
Bruh it’s just a little hot bullet casing
@@808sznit’s not bc of the hot casing it’s bc the fact that she was gonna wave the gun around trying to get said casing out
I didn't understand what happened
@@Takazzothe bullet casing fell into her clothes. Those things are Hot AF. And the instructor took the gun awya before she could wave her hands around with the gun in panic and maybe accidentally shoot someone
Lol. The "Hot brass dance "! That's why is always a good idea to wear a close neck at the range
exactly
His unhinged laugh in the end is pure gold
Excellent instructor!!
An excellent instructor would warn them before hand.
Who says he did or didn't? @@Daedalus1111
@@Daedalus1111 Being stupid on purpose? Interesting strategy. Let me know how it goes.
I don't get it
@@BC-ny3zb are you an NPC?
A definite thumbs up to the instructors who were very prepared for anything
But what happen I still don't get it?
@@srg994 Bullet casing jumped from the gun into their shirt. The instructor held gun away so they don’t accidentally shoot.
@@srg994not sure If you ever felt hot brass casing before but it'll mildly burn you. Girl at my local range accidentally shot her boyfriend because this happened
Indeed I would like to start taking classes 🤗 for CCL
@@Cornpop-N-DaBoyz Need to add 5 years of welding to elementary schools to prepare kids for this moment.
On my Range Qualification on my final rounds down range this happened to me and the instructor said to me “finish strong son” and passed with a really high score 💪
The instructors were awake. Nice job.
Ah, like The Dude dropping a blunt in his lap while driving.
Lmaoo
👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿
*casually inhales chronic while in pimp mobile*
Widać opanowanie instruktora bez paniki, uśmiech na twarzy. Pozdrawiam
Morda psie
Taka łuska lekko parzy i nie jest to za przyjemne😅
Es un profesional
Pewnie widzi to codziennie 😂
Uśmiecha się i myśli tylko....Kobiety....
To be fair to the first lady, u can see that she is definitely trying to hold the gun straight forward
Ok now imagine open v-neck with some dd cups.
For those who don't understand. It the casing of the bullet which ejected and flew into the shooter's shirt, making them panic. But thanks to the instructor he quickly disarm the shooter before they cause harm to others or themselves
Thanks to you for explaining
Só não entendi porque elas ficaram em pânico, já que eram apenas cápsulas...
shut up we know
@@Bllermabecause its burning hot
Thanks for copy-paste from google translate
You're a natural-born performer.
The instructors both are the best!💪🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The instructors are very quick with their reflexes as there are rising cases of people going to shooting ranges with the intention of unaliving themselves. That's one of the reasons why most ranges won't allow single person admittance. They often try to engage you in a friendly small talk to gauge whether you're at risk/threat and may even refuse you your slot if they assess you've got funny thoughts.
Funny thoughts 😂
“Most ranges won’t allow single person admittance” blatant lie.
@@WebSurfer447 Where's the lie. Check any shooting range in the US & even most of Europe. They sell you a package of two or above exclusively.
It’s just odd I’ve only ever been to a range by myself. Don’t see the need of people knowing what I got.
@@SS-yv9cq check? Haha just this last week I’ve been to two diff ranges for the first time both by myself. Never ever in my life have I been told I could only enter with another person and I’ve been to more ranges than I could ever count in many different states. U lied to the wrong person and I know your talking out your ass. Straight up lying. Shameless ignorance.
I had half a dozen shell casings land in my hood during a smalls arms session off the flight deck. Stowed my gear and thought nothing of it. Later in the week I cleared security at a domestic airport. I got the call to board and AT THAT EXACT MOMENT, all the shells fell out of my hood and onto the floor in front of staff. I scooped them up and handed them to the attendant and boarded the plane. Got seated, waited to taxi. More time passed and people were getting impatient. Then an armed cop boarded the plane and was provided my location. I was escorted off the plane but I managed to explain it away. The cop believed my story. He also confirmed that my ship was in port and that I was who I said I was. I was able to reboard, much to the apprehension of everyone else on board.
yeah one time i was in amsterdam airport and i forgot i had a bunch of weed on me so i ate the edibles and threw the grass in the bathroom right before i was going through TSA.
if you’ve ever eaten edibles before a flight… i could feel every single bolt and rivet vibrating on that airplane 😅😅
@@steviechampagnethat was me last month 😂😂😂
@@steviechampagneyeah well atleast they don't treat you like a criminal, usually just dispose of it for you. But that must've been one hell of a flight 😂
OH NO EMPTY CASINGS WE GOT A TERRORIST ON BOARD, people are so fucking dumb.
@@steviechampagneI did the same thing before it became legal in my state. I was in the bathroom trying to eat all my edible brownies dry af n tasted like straight leaves ugh. I was so paranoid n the PSA kept announcing “if u see any suspicious activity please report it immediately.” N I’m sitting there like, “don’t be suspicious 🎶 don’t be suspicious.” So I’m going through security n I have on a long camel coat n I guess looked suspicious n security asks me is this your bag? It was a freakin pink backpack w a pound of prepackaged weed😳! No fkn shit I tell u!!!!! I said no, n by then the other security had the guy who’s bag it was but he tried it! He tried to pin it on me f that when I wasn’t even near that bag.
Shells flying in shirts is a sign of killer instincts
That bullet shell case is too hot that's why
The range officer is very professional in handling situation. 👊
@crystalthroneimaxtheatersmaybe it happened to two different people, did you think about that🤯🤯
Because he's experienced.
@crystalthroneimaxtheaters
Wether 1 hand or 2 hands used,
Accident was Prevented. 🙏
@crystalthroneimaxtheatersyou are falke
Obviously not. If he was, he wouldn't have a junk glock at the range
Big respect to these situationally aware instructors! 👏🏼😊
Big respect to the Mexican Cartel for finding your location! 😊🫡
@@Project_Anti-Zoophilia what lmao?
One flew in between my glasses and another in my shirt 😂 fun times
This deserves to be shared with the world.
Definitely a scenario that the range instructors are trained to deal with accordingly. Well done and very professional! 👍
What happened bro ! I didn't understand?
@@Simhaaa hot brass flew into their shirts and they almost panicked and pointed the gun away from down range which puts other people in danger.
O estojo quente caiu dentro da roupa kkkk@@Simhaaa
@@darlansampaio8767 ordbsm jfssgl resqph , thjsxf
😊ф😊х
I fuckin hate when that happens. Most of the time you don’t even notice the brass down your shirt, till it sits in one place for too long and starts burning you.
Then cover the fuck up. 😂😂😂😂😂 Fuck you need cleavage at the gun range for?
Same with welding
@@overbored1337😂 what’s your story
Seems to be the same pistol with two different shooters… perhaps just the ejectors of this pistol have a rather anti-user design feature😂
honestly though, a firearm that throws casing back towards your face, etc, are just trash to begin with. but im sure saying this im guarantee to trigger some fanboys.
Nice catch 🍊🍊
It’s sucks when it happens but helps maintain focus in real life situations. Feel the burn. Keep sending. If you stop in real life, that may be the cause of your end.
If you tuck your shirt into your pants, tighten / close up your collar area. That brass is SUPER hot for a good 20-30 seconds, enough to easily cause minor burns from brief contact and mild to occasionally somewhat severe burns if it gets lodged somewhere like between a vest and your chest or back or in a shoe or boot. It cools off relatively quick, enough to handle in about 1-2 minutes. but when it's fresh out of the chamber, it will easily cook your skin for a good 10-15 seconds or more.
Strongly disagree here. Few mounths ago i was at the range and i obviously left some space between my face and my glasses because an ejected casing hit the wall and landed between my glasses and my face, right under my eye. I felt a slight burn for a second and i just removed the casing with my support hand while still holding the glock towards the target and proceeded shooting afterwards. I had a barely noticeable bruise that was gone the next morning.
I own a firearm therefor i go in the range alone , without an instructor. If i had panicked something much worse could have happened. Make sure you do everything possible to prevent that from happening, place your glasses properly and dont wear clothing that may put you in such a situation. I also had casings go under my shirt and yea it burns a bit and its not pleasent, especially if you havent experienced it. However when that happens you need to stay focused on the safety of the firearm rather then the burn of the casing. Believe me, you'd rather take the burn then shooting ur self or someone else in the range.
I had 7.62mm brass from a 240B land on the back of my neck from my gunner. It stuck to my skin and I had a 7.62 brass burn spot for a week.
@@skyperez ouch, thats a whole different story then a 9x19 fired from a glock i guess
What about eyes?
@@hozukimaru Make sure your safety glasses are worn correctly, pushed up your nose, not halfway down.
Miałem przyjemność postrzelać u tego pana w Borowicy super instruktor pozdrawiam serdecznie
Dziękuję i również pozdrawiam serdecznie :)
@@hnatowstrzelaniemam pytanie: gdzie i cz wogóle można strzelać z broni takiej typowej broni ,, snajperskiej"??
Morda
@@zjebzueb1878twój nick się zgadza w 100%
@@zjebzueb1878 groźny kasti XDDDDD
Gooooood rpo good man
One time I had a casing land between my glasses and my face right above my nose shii hurt
Very good instructor. Safety First. If she had carried the gun in his hand while doing other things with the clothes, it could have ended badly with some mistake. Very helpful. Respect and admiration.
Terrific grammar 👍
A good instructor would have told them beforehand 😂
@claudewroten5103 that what's I'm saying he worried about the gun when there hot metal in her shirt
Claro! Y evitó un disparo involuntario!
This is why I've always told people I teach to wear a tight collared shirt when at the range.
That’s happened to me before, when I was in the military I was at the range and one popped right into my shirt. Our shirts have to be tucked in sooo you can imagine how that went.
Are you my friend? 😢
@@user-qh3zu2tg3t what kind of weird comment is that?!
At least they are working with an instructor you is paying attention, much better than with some friends in a lax environment. Good experience I hope they learned from it.
Respect to the instructor, correct position is alway more important. I know it stings like hell and can form blisters the cases once they are ejected hot, those are painful but not more than getting shot even by mistake. Always advisory to wear tight neck cloths while firing practices and drills. So that the case once ejected does not fall into the cloth of the wearer.
I had a casing get inbetween my glasses and my face. Tight clothing won't always save you.
An untucked, cotton, fitted long sleeve turtle neck, and jeans over leather boots is my standard - like a PE outfit or an apron. Lightweight cotton gives sunprotection outside without lotions and is not hot. Can always add layers over. Natural fibers resist fire more than synthetics, which melt with heat/ember sparks.
Tuve que ver varias veces el video para entender que el casquillo entra a su cuerpo ocacionando quemadura. Es por eso la reacción.
Grande instructor, esta bien preparado
Aqaaa con razon
Viejo si no lo hubieses escrito yo hubiera visto el video más de 10 veces y ni aún así le hubiera entendido, 😅
Gracias por la aclaración!!
Ahhhhhhhhhh
Спасибо большое за разъяснение
Я искал твой комментарий
Vi otro comentario que hablaban de quemadura y yo me preguntaba cuál. Que feo debe ser quemarse con el casquillo.
This guys finger was getting too close and Jacob pulled back fast.
This is how a lot of people get hurt at the range, hot brass makes the forget they’re holding a gun
Отличный инструктор, спокоен и на чеку, хорошая реакция 👍
а что случилось
@@Yarikkotenev
После выстрела горячая гильза под одежду заскочила , а стрелок не положив оружие начала за одежду хвататься с оружием в руках, а это чревато несчастным случаем.
@@dursunaivazov2189 спасибо за ответ
Пояснительная бригада: горячая гильза залетает под одежду
Пару раз ,так ловил с автомата😊, и первая мысля - в меня попали 😄, но это ещё цветочки , а вот когда раскалённая гильза - залетает под одежду на спине - реально - танец папуаса 😄😄😄..
Спасибо теперь понял
Gracias!!
Hollywood used fake gun 😂😂
Да и без тебя поняли...... 😠😠😡😡
Pra quem não entendeu a cápsula de disparo entrou dentro da blusa da moça, elas saem muito quentes e podem causar queimaduras na pele. Enquanto a mulher se contraía tentando tirar a cápsula o instrutor rapidamente recolhia a arma pra evitar o perigo de um disparo súbito.
Estava procurando a explicação em português kkkkk valeu
Obrigada kkkkkk
Gracias buen hombre.
Thank you very much
Não poderia ser diferente! Como todo bom brasileiro, está sempre disposto a ajudar! Obrigado meu nobre!!! Você é um amigo ✌🏼🇧🇷
Very quick thinking from the instructor 👍
I once went shooting at an indoor range and the casing landed on the right arm of my safety glasses.
I had that happen to me once. It bounced off the wall and landed in my glasses just a few inches away from doing damage to my eye. But it didn’t, it burned like hell but I had to think what I was doing and GUN SAFETY, I put the weapon down on the table and removed my glasses.
But I’m glad these people are in training to get their gun licenses but I think some people should do these classes for two months so it’s better ingratiated into their minds.
Engrained*
В СССР в школе была начальная военная подготовка! Это было круто! Сейчас какие то не понятные уроки о важном... Одна болтовня. Болонская система которую нам навязал запад это упадок всей системы образования, а дальше медицина, наука, экономика, сельское хозяйство и прочие отрасли! Капиталистический путь развития это путь к фашизму...
Причём здесь запад?! Зрите в корень! Запад не создаёт программу обучения, жизни и смерти - это делают лидеры той страны в которой вы живете
@@The_InfantMalePollockFrancisingrained
@@SofySkladovskayaBot
Instrutor totalmente preparado
Protegeu imediatamente a arma
Quando isso acontece comigo eu sempre tiro o dedo do gatilho
O que houve?
Protegeu a arma!!! aí se forçou demais, protegeu o aluno e a ele mesmo de um acidente.
Qual o contesto para que o instrutor tenha que ter intervido, aconteceu alguma coisa com as mulheres que eu não vi??
@@juanpablo798 oq é isso que aconteceu? nao tenho experiencias com armas. isso é sobre o efeito rebote da arma? n entendi.
For all those who don't get it the Shell casing that was ejected flew into their shirts
Had that happen to me in military. Went into full protocol went down wirh the gun and put the safety on. Casing got stuck on my neck and burned a hole in it. My instructor was like, wtf you think you doing. I showed him my neck and he was like oh shit well done get yourself checked out. Dude went from 0 to 100 to 0 in 2 secs
Кто не понял, при выстреле вылетает горячая гильза, и на видио она залетает им под футболку)
Obrigado
Аааа, ясненько, пасиба за пояснение
@@felipepatrick2826بفف
Temos um Albert Einstein aqui😮
Agora depois desta sua explicação foi que eu entendi, obrigado pelo seu comentário, e muito mais o fato de aver o tradutor para o português Brasil, pois a muito tempo eu reevidiquei que ouvese tradução nos comentários, quando se trata-se fala por escrita de outro país, e asim está sendo.
I actually had the privilege of speaking to the lead test engineer for the M16a2 about a decade ago.
He actually FAILED that rifle. Specifically because he found that hot brass had been KILLING recruits. Turns out that at the time with the way the training process worked. New recruits would frequently have a fully loaded magazine, no experience, and a sudden burning sensation on their backs. This was indeed a recipe for disaster which had already caused injuries and deaths. "Humpy" as he was known, failed the rifle on the grounds that it needs the ejection angle modified. Many years later he actually discovered that his superior had illegally altered his test reports, passed the rifle, and sent it up the chain of command.
For that reason, to this very day, every AR platform will land brass in your buddy's shirt. Instead of a minute change to the rifle there were instead changes to doctrine. However, injuries still occur to this day.
I tried googling but i cant find any incidents where shell casings killed somebody???
@@benjomaru666 you misunderstand
The shell casing caused the new recruits with no firearms training to accidentally shoot other recruits on the firing line
i see. i noticed he quickly pulls the gun away as soon as the issue is found out. makes sense@@timbrwolf1121
@@FroggyHopScotch30 I definitely spoke to the guy and I checked his background he was legit. Though I have no way to prove what he told me unless he or someone else wrote it down or recorded it somehow.
@@FroggyHopScotch30alot of military deaths dont get reported unless theres a massive inquiry. like that women who went missing on camp. usually just gets swept away cause no higher up wants to deal with it for monhts to maybe a year.
What a beautiful family! Please make more!
yep. that hot brass goes places
I wish the only vids allowed were ones that teach us valuable stuff like this one. ❤
That sounds boring
Censorship
Самое главное правило, оружие направлять только в сторону мишени даже если гильзя в трусы попала
Uiiii
Главное правило - не давать бабам водить машину и владеть оружием.
Направлять в сторону расий чертовой империи
😂😂😂
я занимаюсь на стрельбище, не то слово, если на тренировке ещё более менее, то на соревах моментом улетишь
This feels spontaneous and natural enjoyable to watch.
Well done instructors! And I like how the second one has a smudge smile hahaha he had seen this happened before 😂
So happy the instructor knew what happened and how to react. You could see on his face its happened before
Umm, the clip shows 2 different people, so it definitely has happened before. Lol
Hats off to the instructor he had already seen the flight path of the case and anticipated the move firers going to make and mistakes that can happen during the move and avoided all the possible accidents. He not focusing on the target and focusing on firer shows that he knew his job and knew that weapon rarely makes mistakes it’s the firer who makes most of the mistakes and it’s most important to observe the firer rather than the shot.
You've got serious dance moves!
That was awesome. Ole boy has some moves too.
This deserves all the love and recognition.
Second instructor: “ma’am, let’s avoid another cheddar bob incident today”
Todos hablando del instructor 🤣🤣pero nadie se da cuenta de que es su trabajo
One time during military training one of my buddies got it on his shirt and tried taking it his shirt off and I yelled “ayoooo he getting naked “
This is why you keep your shirt untucked while at the range. Dont react and keep the gun steady and facing the targetat all times. Use your free hand to flap your shirt
Some of us have to keep our shirts tucked in.
Some shooters have a bra on that catches the hot brass.
Para quem nao emtendeu: Ao efetuar o disparo, a cápsula da munição, estojo, cartucho, vai de acordo como vocês conhece, apos o disparo ela superaquece a ponto de causar queimadura de 3° grau, e essa cápsula acabou caindo nas pessoas do vídeo
Sim, caiu dentro do decote das moças, deveria ter uma proteção extra para isso
Thank you for your information 👍👍
Nss. Ate que fim um brasileiro pra explicar
Quase queima a priquita da moça! Coitada...😂😂😂😂😂😂
Tqsm brother ❤❤
She took it like a champ and the guy is a legend
These are good instructors. A kid died because of that knee jerk reaction you can have when suprised by a hot casing.
Pra quem nao entendeu vou explicar: quando ela diaparou a cápsula da bala caiu dentro da blusa dela e como a capsula esta quente ela teve uma reacao rapida so que segurando a arma o que poderia gerar um outro disparo acidental entao ele puchou a arma pra evitar isso
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Thank you very much from Egypt 🇪🇬🇪🇬
Cápsula da munição
Está en brasileño y si le entendí jajaja
I learned so much about weapons I genuinely think I can survive in battlefield as a teenager
You think that knowing about weapons will keep you from being shot?
You’re a prime example of adolescent egocentrism
Any high school psychology class could tell you this
I did laugh at this as it happened to me...don't stand on the side the casings ejects. That was so funny as I couldn't get it out fast enough...
Those things are almost red hot, I learned real fast to stand on the other side and don't try to catch them as they eject.😮
Nothing worse than getting hot brass down the shirt… except in the military when it gets between the shirt and the vest and you can’t get it out
I did a marksmanship course taught by exnavy seals where they purposely put us right next to eachother and pulled up our shirts so we learned to keep on target even when you feel these brass burns. It sucks the first few times, then you get used to it like a little bee sting.
Ah yessss hot brass, nothing like being covered in blisters after a long day on the range😂😂
Dude the same thing happened to my friend when I took her to the shooting range. She had on an V neck t shirt that day, that shell went right down the grand canyon. She still has the scar to prove it’s 😂
That happened to my grandma and she had a burn mark, she didn't realize the shell was still in her bra till she got home 😂😂
Exelente instructor muy atento a la capacitacion y su trabajo😎👊pocos toman en cuenta las dedidas de seguridad para una practica de poligono con fuego real🔥
Guy is literally risking his hand to protect everyone else. Respect
I had one land on my neck and got stuck in my hoody during training and just sizzled there for a minute lol
Props to the instructor!
Nice one Mr. Instructor 👍
I hope he is getting paid a good salary. That is one great and alert instructor!
While prone shooting, had two casings from an R5 rifle fly into my overall on my back, man, the battle I had within myself not to jump around😂😂😂
Had a casing ricochet off the wall and get caught between my eye and glasses, no rso or anyone else to come take the pistol. Just had to lean forward and keep my eye closed, yeah I burnt my eyelid but that was certainly better than the alternative.
Had this happen a couple times during Marine Corp bootcamp on rifle qualification. They tell you to unfold your collar as to reduce the likelihood of hot brass getting in your shirt. I must've had brass chilling on the back of my neck for a whole minute before my my coach took it out so i could keep shooting
I used to competition shoot a martini henry rifle (among others). For those who dont know thats a lever action. The brass would occasionally go straight up in the air and down the left sleeve of my competition shooting jacket, which you cant seal up because competition shooting jackets are just not made that way - or they werent back then, anyway. The key to good competition target shooting is to keep your movements to a minimum so you can minimise the spread of your bullets. I had a few occasions in serious competitions where I just had to stay dead still and wear the pain of a red hot brass cartridge down my sleeve.
Props to the RSOs here for acting so quick
Had this happen on range before, I was firing lefty and the brass ejects out of right side of the M4 mind you(for the ones that don't know) and it flew into my frog top and worked its way down between my flak and frogs to my stomach, I put that shit to safe as quick as I could, kept it downrange using my right hand to rip my flak apart(after the ceasefire was called) and pulled it out. There was a long ass brass burn mark streaking from my chest to below my belly button, glad my belt stopped it lol