View Full Version : Tacti-cool = FAIL !!
sandman99and9
12-10-10, 07:21
Found this over on TOS and it is full of fail. Everything from the parts,setup, and the guy that does not know what he is talking about. He also has loaded mags and is finger ****ing the trigger standing behind other shooters on the line:eek: Douche!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPvOrylnDxU
S.M.
He also has loaded mags and is finger ****ing the trigger standing behind other shooters on the line:eek: Douche!
S.M.
Makes you cringe don't it... :(
FromMyColdDeadHand
12-10-10, 08:43
From Comments page 5.
Lotsoblackguns 1 month ago
Ain't that be the head honcho over at M4Carbine...?
Who is this asshat?
rickrock305
12-10-10, 09:02
:D
Wow. That this is a damn abomination!
Jesus. Has that guy tried actually *carrying* the rifle?
RogerinTPA
12-10-10, 09:54
That's what he gets for joining ARFCOM.:sarcastic:
I could only make it through 1/3 of it. Once he started sweeping the shooter on the line, I shut it down. Dude has ZERO concept of safe gun handling.
Years of USPSA/ipsc and 3gun have reduced my tolerance for unsafe gun handling to zero.
I couldn't care less what he hangs on his AR, but his trigger and muzzle discipline was abominable.
MarshallDodge
12-10-10, 10:29
:rolleyes:
Now you know why there are range officers. Even the "know-it-alls" need to be controlled sometimes.
dennisuello
12-10-10, 10:33
WTF is that thing on the barrel, that un-free floats the barrel?
Doesn't it need a 2nd flashlight for when he turns it sideways? :sarcastic:
Complication
12-10-10, 10:34
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Never go Full Retard.
See my sig as to why not...
kaiservontexas
12-10-10, 10:40
This is why I like shooting out in the country.
He deserves a BFR to the Kevlar for his gun handling skills. He needs another to the groin for thinking all that crap on his rifle serves a purpose. Seriously the only thing missing is a heartbeat monitor from from Modern Warfare 2. I guess grown men still feel the urge to buy the latest and greatest crap in order to be cool.
The_War_Wagon
12-10-10, 11:57
Wow... I could only watch until he loaded the redi-mag. :(
20lbs of FAIL. :rolleyes:
I couldn't care less what he hangs on his AR, but his trigger and muzzle discipline was abominable.
yea that made me sick as well.
From Comments page 5.
Who is this asshat?
I imagine its the kid of the guy who was showing us his cool gun. His kid who set up his rifle from one of the other ar forums ? :) knows more than anyone here thats for sure !! that thing ROCKS
thats my guess who would write something like that !!!
scary does not begin to cover !!! but then again whats more scary is how many out their we do not know about !!!
taught Scuba on Maui for 15 years of my life :)
he is the type that would have asked me how deep do we have to go to get under the island ?
pilotguyo540
12-10-10, 15:02
How does one go about joining the more money than brains club? Poor dumb bastard couldn't figure out the grip pod.
SPARTAN HOPLITE ARMS
12-10-10, 15:09
Looks like someone I know quite well. Type of guy who would listen to any statement someone makes and immediately attempt to refute it with his "extensive combat vet experience" and thorough knowledge of any subject above and beyond any other expert. Any attempt to explain to him that he's entitled to his own opinion is met with contempt and sarcasm. He would insult a marine combat vet if his own "statements of fact" were refuted by actual extensive knowledge....In one simple word he is a TOOL. :sarcastic:
CarlosDJackal
12-10-10, 15:22
How does one go about joining the more money than brains club? Poor dumb bastard couldn't figure out the grip pod.
That's easy. You're automatically a member if you have a frontal lobotomy performed by a medical school dropout in the back alley of a hardware store. :suicide2:
"And this thing here moves" (stock). Now lets fiddle with the bipod a little while and see if it deploys the same way it screws onto the rail. No, no, that didin't work ok save face here...And, oh yeah the tac light it has a tac light.
"What about the bipod?"
"Uh, just a minute..."
Long range scope, 3/4 turn fast scope, lay it on the side irons. Course the irons are only good for one shot because of the probability of gas coming out of the ejection port.
And who created the nice accuracy device to connect the FF rail to the barrel? I bet somebody at Crane.
SW-Shooter
12-10-10, 16:52
Listen to the video, this asshat is bragging about his friends rifle, the owner of the rifle is John Beath of Washington State. Here is his website http://www.halibut.net/. It looks like he knows how to fish, and to f*ck up a perfectly good AR15.
pilotguyo540
12-10-10, 17:03
Did anyone catch if it was a piston gun? If it is, I want to nominate this as the coolest gun in the whole wide world!:sarcastic:
sandman99and9
12-10-10, 17:24
Holy crap !! I posted that vid this morning to get a few laughs and this thread is 2 pages long already:laugh: Maybe it should have gone in the Humor thread ??
Seriously though, I met a guy a few weeks ago at Teneroc range in lakeland that had all kinds of whiz-bang stuff on his AR and had his dad calling shots for him like he was a military sniper. He started having lots of FTF's and was blaming ammo,mags,primers,god,me,you...get it ?? lol
I did not recognize his frankenbeast of a rifle then he told me it was an oly:eek: Had to chuckle to myself as he kept fumbling with his rifle.
S.M.
I couldn't care less what he hangs on his AR, but his trigger and muzzle discipline was abominable.
give the guy a break, it's hard to keep the muzzle where you want it on a 45 lb rifle :o
This video is how I picture most AR owners on the internut.
devildogljb
12-10-10, 20:21
wow is all i have to say, what with the thing connecting the barrel to the free float. Ive never seen any thing like that also got to love that he didnt know how to use the grip pod. Makes me wonder how much that set up weighs.
This video is how I picture most AR owners on the internut.
Ouch.
LOL :laugh:
I love this comment on the youtube video.
Lay the weapon down, have someone punch you in the throat and go home
:sarcastic:
Quiet-Matt
12-10-10, 21:01
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Good call. You got me looking closer and I noticed in the first couple of seconds, at least the bolt was locked to the rear. If not for that there would have most certainly been a ND halfway through this video.
http://i844.photobucket.com/albums/ab6/bkb0000/stuff/BeavisAndButthead.jpg?t=1292038758
Robb Jensen
12-10-10, 22:54
That thing has to be at least 15lbs, everything but the kitchen sink and it's butt ugly. It should be a crime to make any AR like that and the slapdick showing it at the range like that should be banned from that range.
FromMyColdDeadHand
12-11-10, 00:15
I keep waiting for someone to scream at him, and it never happens.
rickrock305
12-11-10, 00:52
The comments on YouTube are absolutely golden. :D
he should have iron sites on the other side for the times you need your brass to fly into the ground and not give away your position :)
Whootsinator
12-11-10, 01:47
he should have iron sites on the other side for the times you need your brass to fly into the ground and not give away your position :)
Brilliant, send him an email! :sarcastic:
sandman99and9
12-11-10, 08:47
I found a comment that fits perfectly !!
" Dipped in glue and drug through the Cheaper Than Dirt catalog. "
BWAHAHAHAHA
S.M.
CaptainDooley
12-11-10, 09:05
he should have iron sites on the other side for the times you need your brass to fly into the ground and not give away your position :)
I posted this in the comments for him:
"As one mall-ninja to another, I recommend putting the irons on the other side of the gun for those times when you need to direct the brass directly into the ground, so as not to give away your position..."
my favorite is his struggle to find the BUTTON that works the damn grip pod....
at least the bolt was locked back...
the whole damn time he had his finger on the trigger pointing it at the guy on the firing line I expected to hear the "CHING" as he dropped the bolt and chambered the round...
had to go back to see the safety was off....dear Lord.....
polymorpheous
12-11-10, 10:06
OMG!
:eek:
Scary stuff right there.
Looks like he got the AR15 Homeboyz Nite Sitez too.
*sigh*
I posted this in the comments for him:
"As one mall-ninja to another, I recommend putting the irons on the other side of the gun for those times when you need to direct the brass directly into the ground, so as not to give away your position..."
classic :)
From Comments page 5.
Who is this asshat?
He's President of Mall Ninjas Local 101.
CarlosDJackal
12-12-10, 15:32
Ah, it's missing a laser of some sort.
sandman99and9
12-12-10, 15:40
not sure if he has room for a laser, too much useless shit hangin off those rails !!
S.M.
Complication
12-12-10, 15:54
not sure if he has room for a laser, too much useless shit hangin off those rails !!
S.M.
That just means he needs to replace those grips and sights with ones that have extra picatinny rails on top of them so you can mount accessories on accessories.
Wonder if he's got an accu-wedge or that twang-buster.
Suwannee Tim
12-12-10, 16:39
I would be pretty impressed with that rifle, if I was 14 again. Did you see him insert a loaded magazine behind the firing line? I saw his finger on the trigger. This guy is a fatal accident waiting to happen. When it does happen, I hope he and not some innocent bystander is the fatality. They have some pretty low safety standards on that range. If I caught him handling guns like that at my range he would be going home with his rifle stuck up his ass.
Suwannee Tim
12-12-10, 20:10
This video is how I picture most AR owners on the internut.
In my short time on this forum I have become well aware of your contemptuous nature. I spend a lot of time on the range and see a lot of people who are inexperienced. That does not make them stupid.
In my short time on this forum I have become well aware of your contemptuous nature. I spend a lot of time on the range and see a lot of people who are inexperienced. That does not make them stupid.
Perhaps not. But, they are still dangerous. Difference between most ignorant behavior and ignorance with firearms is: the result shown on the video is potentially a fatality.
Such a level of ignorance is NOT acceptable when dealing with firearms. That is not say we should have "contempt" for the individual, but rather, contempt for the ignorant behavior with firearms that he performed, recorded, probably reviewed and then chose to POST TO YOUTUBE. On that point, I believe we can all agree.
I also agree with GotM4's sentiment that the person in the video should not have been allowed to endanger the people on that range & should have been escorted from the premisses until he becomes aquainted with the very most basic fundamentals of gun safety (such as: do not point your weapon at people; keep finger off trigger, don't handle/load gun behind line/point it at other shooters, etc.).
It would be worse if he actually KNEW such rules and still managed to ignore them for the video.
GermanSynergy
12-13-10, 11:36
This guy needed to be thrown off the ****ing range in disgrace.
It doesn't matter how well meaning, nice or inexperienced the guy is. All that goes out the window when there are firearms present and living human beings being muzzle swept.
His precious hurt feelings can be remedied with some herbal tea, incense and a cry session with a left wing therapist.
The consequences are far more dire and life changing if someone is shot by this moron.
Suwannee Tim
12-13-10, 15:59
Don't get me wrong, I have seen some stupid people. I could tell you some stories. My favorite is the guy who, when I was chewing his ass for pointing his AR up and down the line said "But you were way down there!" "And just how far do you think "way down there" is" I asked. He thought it was about ninety feet, maybe a hundred. On further questioning he did concede that his AR was capable of shooting that far.
jklaughrey
12-13-10, 16:12
Had a fast track 2nd Lt. who was still popping zits and drinking RC Cola cuz he was underage laser me. He got as far as "Sorry Doc, I di...." before I squarely punched him in the gut. Msgt. saw the whole thing and walked over and said Lt. we need to take a walk. Never heard about it again and he would cross the grinder to not walk by me. Guess Msgt. told him I was mental LOL!
theblackknight
12-13-10, 21:22
http://terminallance.com/2010/11/01/terminal-lance-78-bad-ideas-are-always-the-funniest/
Had a fast track 2nd Lt. who was still popping zits and drinking RC Cola cuz he was underage laser me. He got as far as "Sorry Doc, I di...." before I squarely punched him in the gut. Msgt. saw the whole thing and walked over and said Lt. we need to take a walk. Never heard about it again and he would cross the grinder to not walk by me. Guess Msgt. told him I was mental LOL!
jklaughrey
12-13-10, 22:24
Thanks BK, loved it. Lucky for me I was a loved "Doc" and an NCO with lots of respect from SNCO's and the XO.
Ya, politically uncorrect, I know.
But that dude needs a good, old-fashioned punch in the nose.
Give him something to think about next time.
with all them attachments you'd think he'd know how the bipod extends
douche
In my short time on this forum I have become well aware of your contemptuous nature. I spend a lot of time on the range and see a lot of people who are inexperienced. That does not make them stupid.
Inexperienced and willing to admit it does not equal stupid, inexperienced and unable to concede same does.
You are right, I'm very contemptuous. I have boatloads of contempt for idiots that bolt stupid shit on their guns, claim to actually have some kind of application for said stupid shit, or even worse who pontificate about real-world applications for said stupid shit, all while muzzling their neighbors. The internut is full of these types.
and FWIW, one doesn't have to only have an idiot-gun to be an idiot. There are plenty of idiots who have mined the internut to find the latest and greatest, purchased same, and then pontificate about their choices with little to no rounds downrange. Save the muzzling, these guys are just as bad.
I just spent three days in a class with 25 other shooters who all came from various backgrounds and had various levels of experience, and almost to a man every single one was honest about their situation. It was very refreshing, and the sharing of information, knowledge, and experience was invaluable.
Ouch.
Just to clarify, I meant this more in terms of his accessorizing and pontificating than the safety issue. Although that is a major challenge as well, as anyone who visits public ranges can attest.
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