Don't be this guy

[smashycrashy]

initial impression was it’s fake (that the gun discharged much less multiple times)

Looking at it multiple times.. yeah it’s fake

[theLBC]

good thing he got that competition trigger job.
what an idiot!

[theLBC]

maybe, i thought they might have added the flashes, but it does look some brass bouncing off the booth wall as well.

[smashycrashy]

No bullet impact, the first “discharge” was straight down

[xxINKxx]

Or this guy.



"Did you mean to do that??"

"Ya"

:awkward silence - crickets chirp:

[n8vrmind]

I am glad people are chiming in. Sometimes I read people complaining about intrusiveness of RSOs. I wonder if these are the same idiots we too frequently observe.

Ideal RSOs would be drill instructor type that set boundaries for safe behavior on firing line. If there is a cease fire and you are still fumbling at your station..time to be kicked out.

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[sl0re10]

I've had hot bras go down my shirt many times but it's not so painful you have to act like a dumbass.

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I've had it go down the front of my glasses and get held against my face.

Anyway; the guy above that says it burns only a few seconds is literally right. It cools off enough that it stops burning after a few seconds even if you can't get it off of you.

[Barbarosa]

I've had hot bras go down my shirt many times but it's not so painful you have to act like a dumbass.

Yeah, when bras start coming off I get pretty stupid too...

[Flying Sig]

Holy ****ing ****

[csshih]

I've had it go down the front of my glasses and get held against my face.

Anyway; the guy above that says it burns only a few seconds is literally right. It cools off enough that it stops burning after a few seconds even if you can't get it off of you.

yup, rifle brass burns a little longer though haha

[Skip_Dog]

The first time i fired a rifle full auto (I was in the USCG and we had to shoot all ammo that we took to the range) I was fighting the lift by pulling it down. After a few rounds I started hitting the floor about 10 feet in front of me. And thats when it happened. I felt a pain in my gut like I was hit with lead. I took my finger off the trigger and reached inside my shirt to feel for blood. What I found was hot brass. I looked to my left and right to see if any one saw. Nope. I started to shoot once more, all the while saying a little prayer.

[RustyIron]

Getting hit with hot brass is a gift--a training opportunity. Keep those sights on target and keep firing. There might come a day when you're shooting for real, and you get shot yourself, or get hit by flying debris. If your first response is to jump around like a hip-hop dancer, then you've failed--failed miserably. Maintain focus and composure no matter WHAT is happening around you.

[kmas]

Add a new Law

Besides Gun Control, let's get some Range Control going.

Some ranges are just way too lax ...

[CoopsDad]

I clenched up just watching that.

[mooster]

This event happened in Michigan. The vid was originally posted in a private FB group I'm in. The original poster deleted it quickly but someone snagged it and reposted it. It went viral from there.