In Vietnam, Jerry Tillinghast is introduced to the shotgun 

In life or death situation, so would anyone.

Aftawoods*

100% No Bullshit

You’re fighting for survival. In that situation. We were just killing for money in that war. The military industrial complex that Eisenhower warned us about in his farewell address.

Biggest takeaway I had from the military I thought it was gonna be a bunch of crazies singing god bless America but actually some of the chillest people I know were there just trying to get a paycheck and make it home in one piece

War crimes are great, this is a joke obviously Im from Jamaica but i grow up In the United States and there is nothing anyone can say to let me turn my back on the United States and i will kill anybody tiring to attack her or the wonder people that live there period. Sometimes you got to pick a side and run with it. USAUSAUSAUSAUSAUSAUSAUSAUSAUSAUSA

Love Jerry

If you ain’t committing war crimes you ain’t really fighting

“Crimes” “Notations” “Statistics” Whateva

@@Shitbird3249 All just Suggestions.

Yeah it is what it is. Sometimes things aren't pretty but it's real.

Then how would you turn a pump action into full auto??

@@Cam_88 I know how to turn a fruit into a vegetable. Put him on stage with a 400lb white tiger.

What?you cant file a firing pin down to make a firearm full auto &you cant ever turn a pump into a FULL AUTO You need some education on firearms,my late dad was ARMY SF TET&he was 26 in 68&he never talked such highschool Bull crap like this guy,I respect all VFWS but this guy is spreading total B.S!!This guy is spreading fertilizer & some idiots are buying it ,Lmao😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩🙊🙊🙊🙊☠☠☠

@@Cam_88 this guy is FULL OF 💩💩💩💩💩,my late was an ARMY SF During TET68 DaNang*you can not make a pump full auto,nor can you polish a trigger are trim it to make a semi auto full auto.I respect ALL our VFW'S Lord knows I do my late Pawpaw was in WW2,ect.I dont know why some Veterans want to lie about things,its like the idiots that lie about serving(Stolen Valor).

Oohhhh ayyyyy ohhhhh

He probably is a common customer of The Bada Bing

@@namelessking4146 He is a common associate of Bada Bing, LOL.

Hit em witta badda-bop

You still lost the Vietnam War, you back to Dixieland with your tails between your legs. Badda-bing that

Not me , I was a Hollywood Marine :-‘ Semper Fi

What’s a CAR 15?

@@BJBlaskovichGaming colt automatic rifle or colt commando. basically colt's AR-15

@@BJBlaskovichGaming they 1st came with a 10in barrel,then they went to a 11.5 in.barrel its a select fire(which means it had semi auto &full auto)Carbine,but CAR stands for Colt Automatic Rifle its a 22.cal fired the 223re./5.56-45mm Nato cartridge 55grain bullet.light weight&short the alloy rear stock had 2 positions closed&open.They had a moderator on the end of the barrel that actually work slighty like a suppressor.They didnt have the velocity of the M16 with the 20in.barrel due to the short barrels.

My late dad was Army SF 68 TET DaNang he was attached to a team of AUSSIE Special Forces&my dad had a lot of respect for the Aussies they all became friends&during combat they could count on each other,my dad only told me a few combat situations he was in&that was one of them how his unit&the Aussies knew they had each others backs during waves of NVA/VC trying to over run them during the worst attacks of the Tet Offensive by the North Vietnamese.

Kevin Roark Cheers mate , thats good to hear

Model 37 awesome weapon.

And there's no way to make a pump gun be full auto.

I was in the Big Red One... we had ancient (probably WW II or Korea) Winchester Model 12s.

@@wwb7091 yes my dad had one and he said that is what he used in the rhineland normandy invasion ,,, 2 bronze 1 silver

@@wwb7091 most of the nam guys say only 12 ga they saw was ithaca and win 12

When I was about 9-10 I remember asking my grandfather if he was scared or had killed anyone in WW2 (as a kid would bluntly ask that stuff). He said everyone was scared, and he shot at a lot of people, but he could 'never quite see what happened to them'. He survived the war from first to last and was in Dunkirk and North Africa. He used to be dressed as a Bedouin in Africa and go into the German held villages at night to scout positions. He was in the thick of it. Screamed all the time in his sleep and pedalled his feet, even as an old man. He told me why his feet moved in his sleep... He and his best friend were tasked to clear a beach of landmines and they flipped a coin for which side of the beach they'd get. As they were at other ends of the beach he heard the explosion as his friend tripped a mine and was killed. My grandfather told me he couldn't never get to him quick enough, so in the dream, over the years, a bike always appeared. I can't imagine the things he couldn't bring himself to tell me. He for sure never talked about Dunkirk.

@@funkfreeze - Normal, well adjusted people become traumatized by war, they can't handle the casual brutality of it and it affects them psychologically, often for life. I'm hoping for a day when people realize the insanity of it all and have it permanently banned.

@@dracomaifoy7377 War ain't gonna be banned. It's human nature to hate, kill, survive and that kind of stuff. You, I, and the next fifteen generations will be long dead if it were to ever happen.

He probably heard a few shots off in the distance and has been making up bullshit for years.

Go watch jocko podcast 180, 181, and 182. Thank me later.

This is pure bullshit. There’s nothing you can just “shave down” to make anything fully automatic, and that thing about holding the gun sideways is just purely idiotic. Edit: Yes I know he’s talking about that myth with the SKS’s firing pin.

@@Likeaworm why

Jerry said as they walked along they could hear bing bing bing. He said they found out they were ringing the bell for how many in their patrol. He got a shootgun heard the bing bing bing fired the shotgun and never heard the bell again. Its apparent Jerry didn't spend much time in the jungle. Jerry could have heard the bing bing bing and wouldn't have been able to hit the bing bing bing with a 105 howitzer. I was Army 1/22 4th infantry division. See Feb. 1968 Kontom and April 1968 Chu Moore Mountain.

Agreed!

@UC77NWS2rb7SPLrLXEXSOysQ why would you file the sear of a machine gun to make it full auto when a machine gun is already full auto?

It's sad really, but look at all of the supportive comments. The majority of people buy into this obvious nonsense. It would be just as transparent if he were talking about his vacation. It's all just bullshit.

That was my take on it. And I was a 1970s soldier, too.

@@smacmillan8399 isnt he promoting a book?

Roger that

Ur Grandpa was a real G

When my cousin got back from Iraq we were drinking heavily and I asked him what it was like to just straight up whack somebody and he looked at me, shrugged and said “War is a game for two and I got there first.”

@@AmateurBarbarian probably full of shit but whatever

@@Mastermindyoung14 I can’t swear to every detail but it is true that it is a story

Marines didn't issue anything but pumps in that time frame.

He wasn't talking about modifying the shotgun.

@NO_BIDEN Benlying The M14 wasnt full auto, at least the army ones

@@nico-zt9od m14 was tested in full auto but it was found to be horrible. The lack of control (due to recoil from a larger caliber in a system not designed for it) meant a full auto m14 never saw wide adoption... this didn't stop people people from actively trying to sabotage the m16 so they could say the m14 was better. It also didn't stop people from tinkering with them in the field.

@@Robb1977 preach

Moron

@@elonmust7470???

They outta do a story about this guy, ‘cause he’s so fucking good.

Tbone productions I wonder if he’s ever killed any woman or children?

@@HomeDefender30 well the thing is a lot of people have, they just dont say so for obvious reasons. He is simply being 110% honest. He is making sure that people know how much war sucks.

Whiterun Guard I’m not sure that you understand what is happening here... I appreciate the well thought out response though...

the trickster

Over there just violently swing very fast at a bell for a hour the Vietnamese woulda hauld ass 😂

That's a good one

Nah you don’t wanna tell enemy you’re coming, most fights with the Vietnamese were 3-1 them, the search and destroy tactic was basically send the infantry into the meat grinder draw out as many of the enemy as possible then air strike and pulverize the area with artillery.

@@johnm8015 if you can hear the bell then the enemy already knows you're coming. The only difference would be that they think you are a much bigger force than you are. And that would bring out more Vietnamese in response so even more would get wrecked in an artillery/napalm strike.

Jerry worked for Gerry Anguillo head of the Providence mob and was in nam,love to see you say that in person

Yes he is, and his brother harold as well. Rip

Honestly, that makes sense to me...

Them were the days.

You dope head. 👊🏽😆 👊🏽🔥

@@erich.2550 “I didn’t inhale.”

gross

@@knuthamsun6106 right🤣

What was he a seabee or a Marine, not the same thing at all. SeaBees are part of the Navy the combat engineers of the Navy, Marines are a separate branch we have nothing to do with the Navy SeaBees.

Hoorah seabees. I was a seabee

Spent a few weeks going on danang NSA reunions with my grandpa in high school. He was a river rat, most his friends were Seabees. My grandpa carried a shotgun that I believe he said was made my savage. Had a 1911 and m79 too. Always liked hanging out with all the Seabees though, a rare breed of men forsure.

@@jamesmartin4902 my dad was in the 121 seabee battalion also designated as the 20th marines, 3d battalion, 4th marine division , they received the presidential unit citation . So yes they were a combat marine unit , after the battle they were released back to 121st seabees. Dad admitted to having taken marine boot camp, having marine officers and all marine uniforms but always said he was a seabee. So as far as I can tell he was a 2d class carpenters mate in the marines which would be rather rare , he did not care about that though. You can look it up if you wish. Thank you

@@jerseybob1000 I spent 21 years as a Marine Infantryman Seebees could be attacked in support of Marine Units but never where or are Marines, the real sailors call them wannabe Marines because they wore Marine utilities, and yes their field training just like the Navy Corpsmen have Marine instructors they do not go to Marine Corps boot camp, only Marines do period...

He’s advertised as a mob hit man. I don’t think he was concerned about potential war crimes or civilian crimes. He was, by definition, a criminal.

Nothing compared to what they did to pow,s army 63 69🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🪖

Everyone does it. Don't get caught by the enemy. Plain and simple

You've never had to fight for your life.

You should read up on what is considered a war crime

that's nice dear

Thars a cool story.

Cheers to him. Brothers.

Hey at least you got laid instead of going to jail and being laid out that's how I look at it

@Bepis My Dad past away a few years ago. Dementia brought on by Agent Orange,alcohol and a car accident when I was six. My Dad and thousands of his brothers volunteered for Vietnam because they saw what Fascism and Communism do to their citizens. My father did not want that kind of future for his children. What did Fascism accomplish for Germany?. After 12 years it produced millions dead and a nation in ruins. What did Communism accomplish in the USSR?. Millions dead and a political system that barely fed itself. Is "The American Way" perfect?. No. There are always going to be problems with any political system run by human beings. Read "Animal Farm" by George Orwell. I am not ashamed my Dad went to Vietnam. I don't feel bad about the atrocities he committed. He fought his enemy by their rules. I met a man who fought to re-unite his country and drive out the foreigners interfering in his country's domestic political problems. He eventually defected from Vietnam to the US. He knew Ho Chi Minh as a friend of his grandparents. Received military training in the USSR. After the re-unification of his country he saw the true faces of the Party elite. The fight for the spoils disappointed him.The MIC that Eisenhower warned about is still real. They will stand tall before the Man. HE has place prepared for them. You believe those who went were fools. Believe what you want to believe. I believe differently.

You can make them slam fire, though.

Chill call of duty kid

He clearly said he turned a semi auto to a full auto. The pump gun wasn’t mentioned until later

he is probably talking about the m14

@@BigMek456 that’s what I thought too but the M14 was fielded as a full auto battle rifle so it already had the ability to go full auto with a selector

@Rip DOOM Indeed this is shit that has been going on for centuries killing each other....

@Rip DOOM and that makes it okay for the U.S to send its military over to kill them ? Lol

@@robertmarx4559 No one said that. Grow up

Pretty sure the rest of the world can say the same about you guys.

“This neighborhood has a lot of violent crime, so I don’t feel bad about showing up and killing even more of them” That logic is stupid, and so are you. The US military has killed between 500,000 and 1,000,000 civilians in the Middle East post-9/11. Those are people who would be alive today if not for useless low IQ soldiers like you killing them for a paycheck.

Sounds like it lol

Damn right Brian. Filing down a sear has nothing to do with semi or full auto. That is changed by the springs in the fire control assembly group.

He might be talking about old m1 carbines those can be modified to full auto by filing the

@@Little_Sams_Top_Guy No....no they cant...You need to switch out 7 components to convert one to full auto...The bolt and hammer are totally different....

Totally agree re filing down sear. I think this guy has a high probability of being a wannabee.

The guy's one of those "mob hitman" serial liar types...

He said he handed a semi shotgun over to someone to make it full auto. He could be mistaken about what was done to make that happen. The bing thing I have no comment on

He was referring to the M14, not the shotgun.

I have two 1897 winchester trench guns that will "slamfire." You just hold the trigger and pump rounds through.

@@kurtsloop2462 That may be true, but Jerry was referring to his M-14 nonetheless.

@@JACKnJESUS I thought the M14 wa select-fire? Maybe M1 as the Marines still had that

@@JACKnJESUS if I remember right, the M14 was already selective fire. It could be switched from semi to auto. It was the M1A version that was semi-auto only

@SuperDave Miorgan , shotgun is useful in small patrol jungle firefight when enemy contact and ambush always happen below 20m range.

@SuperDave Miorgan I assume that you were in Nam. If I ever see the guy I worked with I will tell him that his story was bullshit.

why do you have a shot gun near your bed? you owe alot of money? loads of people hate you for some reason? you touch a kid or something and now her family wants revenge?

Amazing. We need to talk these veterans. Future generations can never forget what they went through

@@dpbettencourt He's actually one of the talkers from that era. He has no issues with telling his stories. Many will not say a word about it, and that's fine too. Each has his/her own way of dealing with it. When he gets to the parts where he lost buddies, he gets a little choked up and rambles a bit, but he plows on and makes it through. You can almost see a relief come over him when he finishes a story. Like he needed to get that off his chest to move on. 50 years and they're still wrestling with the demons.

Glad I'm not the only one that caught that bullshit

Lol you and 5 other people shoot.

It would depend on the model of firearm in question. Some will do that if you mutilate the sear. The problem is they might fire out of battery, explode, and kill you.

@@happydee6950 yeah okay buddy tell me the guns that you can make machine guns by filing down a 2mm piece of metal.

@@danikaflorence444 ,One of my classmates accidentally did it with a 1911 in Gunsmithing school. It was fortunate that only 2 rounds were allowed in the test firing booth as someone almost got hurt as it was. And the mistake was about 5 degrees and .002 of an inch. The instructors used it as a lesson in why we have the safety procedures and to be careful with sear modifications. Most of the cases showed signs of bulging on the second round fired because the firing was often happening before full lock up. It was fixed by replacing the sear and starting the trigger job over.

@@danikaflorence444 Almost anything that fires from an open bolt?

Thanks for setting people straight he didn't explain it well by saying full auto.. and even I called bs but your right.. jst like the trench shotguns... thanks for trying to set people straight. The media wants you to think making a machine gun is easy..u can buy machine guns and any gun from Walmart without a background check lol

Yep! My 37 featherlight does that! Surprised the heck out of me the first time it happened!

The Winchester model 1897 (97) , Winchester 1912 ( 12) , Stephens 320 & 520, Ithaca 37 can all be slammed fire. Probably more as well but these are ones I have and I know they can Also the old Winchester exposed hammer pump .22 They do this because they don’t have a trigger disconnect , if you hold the trigger back and pump it as soon as the bolt goes into battery and locks up it will fire. Nothing to file and if you try to modify a gun that has a trigger disconnect you might run the risk of it firing before the bolt locks up. The recoil does not push the slide back, actually to unlock the bolt the slide has to be pushed slightly forward this is usually done subconsciously by using the guns recoil. I guess you can fire a slam fire shotgun slightly faster then a non slam fire especially if you are an inexperienced shooter but in the real world I don’t see that much of the advantage You can waste .22s pretty quick in those old Winchester pumps, I can attest to that!

Deadhorse1, you’re probably right about there being more of them that will slam fire. Also probably right about the usefulness of it, but it sure was fun taking money from the guys with the automatics. I’m not really sure about what our armorer did to the Remington 870’s we had, just that they worked in a slam fire mode and that he did modify them. Don’t know how he had time to do anything but try to keep the pos m16’s we had in some kind of order. I’m left handed so I convinced my Lt that the safety on the 16 was too difficult for me to reach, so the m14 with the safety in the trigger guard worked for me. Peace

I have a Beretta pump that I bought while in the USN on board my ship,JFK CVA 67,back in '72. One morning I was crossing the forward mess deck when I seen a table laid out with firearms and attended by a gunner's mate.Curious about it I went up to see what was going on.He stated that these were guns that were ordered from ships crew but not paid for and they were for sell and would be stored in the armory til we returned to Norfolk.I picked up the Beretta shotgun and it seemed to shoulder well.I don't like shiny finish on the stock which this has and it was 12 gauge full choke,30 inch barrel.I paid $60.It slam fires and caused me a few problems while hunting with it as it unlocks on firing and if you are putting pressure on the slide stock your reaction of going forward from the recoil can relock it on the fired shell. I took it out to hunt rabbits on returning to the states and put up a sheet of butcher paper to pattern it with a 30 inch circle at 10 yrds. Most production shotguns need to be patterned to adjust the stock to hit but this Beretta was and still is dead center to point of aim.In the hunts I have taken it out on I always got what I hunted for.Grouse,quail,dove, geese,ducks.I forgot my deer shotgun,a Mossburg 500 on a deer hunt once and I only had the Beretta besides my deer rifles and needed a shotgun to hunt a box canyon with 3 ft of snow in heavy timber.Rifle could have worked if you don''t mind blowing the deer in half at close range but you'd likely only kill a few trees. I killed a 220# 3x3 mule deer buck at 47 yrds with the same buckshot I usually used in the 500. Out of 9 pellets of 00 buck 3 pellets hit that buck and 1 clipped an antler.The 1 thru the neck ko'ed him into a somersault,1 in the chest and another one high on the shoulder.I was surprised that a full choke shotgun could put them that close at that range,too.I always aim for the head and it works if the deer isn't moving fast.If he's running you swing from his butt to pass his head before firing just like shooting birds.From the number of responses to this guys claiming to modified his shotgun I'm thinking bs. I think that sending pump shotguns to 'Nam was a mistake.The best shotgun for that type of action would have been the Remington 11 with an extented magazine. I have one and can put out a hail of lead like I wish I could with the pumps.Limited to 3 for hunting but doubles and triples on ducks and geese which isn't always possible with a pump.

He worked for the mob in Rhode Island.

That's a good thing lmao.

the guys a punk

You completely misunderstood the point of this video

So true.

That’s called “slam fire”. Hold the trigger down and cycle the action. It was a feature inherent to the weapons design. There’s nothing you can do to a shotgun that doesn’t have that style of bolt and action, like the Remmy 870 and Mossy 500, to make it slam fire.

@Flasher Trasher more like a century. The Browning A5 goes back to 1900. But we’re talking USMC issued in Vietnam.

@@soldat2501 I've heard the Browning A-5 was used in Vietnam

Everyone has different stories about which shotguns could slam-fire and which ones could, but the one everyone knows is the Winchester M1897, which is the famous WW1 Trenchgun. There were certain Ithaca 37 models that could do this too

@@ericolsen5592 maybe, but issued to Marines? I dunno. I personally never heard of that but certainly for SF troops who are able to buy their weapons outside normal procurement channels. It would be a great point gun.

@@Tekashiixine-bm8oc bruh

@@Tekashiixine-bm8oc - What do you mean? That stuff was swell. You just don't know how to Boogie Woogie 😏...

Nah soviet afghan war is best

@@Tekashiixine-bm8oc *ABSOLUTELY DESTROYED!!*

The whole point is that the “service” is BS. Sure, some people go in with a heart of gold and want to save the world, but some also go to avoid jail and are just trying to survive. Many of these vets realized they were screwed by the government, yet there are so many Americans that treat the military as infallible.

That is how you deal with it and put it behind you. Life gets very simple in war. Kill or be killed.

"file down the sear", and just about every other thing he said. Funny to read all the supportive comments.

same here.....exactly the same

@@mikedee8876 i really wasn't going to jail but in 1972 the chief of police pulled me over and said he knew i was selling pot and if i didn't leave town he would make sure i went to prison if he had to plant drugs on me. I was just selling bags of pot to friends but come to find out he was selling pot too plus when stores were broken into and cops went to investigate store robberies they stole things too. I was messing with his sells. The chief was busted for all this but beat the rap where I joined the USAF and glad I did.

@@charlesfoutch1132 still the same, but mine wasnt the Chief...he was a senior Detective, and I was caught several times stealing auto parts and driving with no license...I enlisted right out of High School...17 yrs old.....Lackland June 1966

@@mikedee8876 Oct 72 lackland Lowry then Eglin where I went back to my old ways almost got busted so I went to National Guard lol

@@charlesfoutch1132 heh...fellow fuck up

Well...he became a member of the Patriarca Crime Family after

@a bag of rocks tic tac's.

He said himself he doesn't give a crap about service he was protecting his ass.

I don't think you paid attention to what the man said.

Why thank him? He went to a country on the other side of the planet that was choosing its own destiny, killed some children, then went back home after the war failed. Vietnam vets are not heroic, they’re dupes and cowards.

Why do you say that?

How does he even put a sideways shotgun to his shoulder?

@@theimmortal4718 I believe he was point shooting or expected you to believe he was.

@@johnnorman7708 Or he's just gotten away with telling stories so long, he thinks people will believe anything he says

@@theimmortal4718 It never ceases to amaze me how some people will spin a yarn with a straight face not having a clue whether or not the person listening may know they are lying like a dawg. I've had people tell me crazy stuff not realizing I have extreme knowledge of what they are trying to make up on the fly....why people do this is beyond comprehending. It's pointless.

@@johnnorman7708 No doubt. One time read a military blog in which a guy claimed he was LRRP in vietnam, and he carried a chopped m60. He claimed that his team got out of a tight spot, surrounded by NVA, by getting into a tight 360 so everyone could lay on the ground but him. He soun around in a circle as fast as he could firing his machineguns cyclic and killed all the enemy. And it was reported as if credible. The guy said he was a native american and went on patrol dressed in complete apache garb from head to toe. Unbelievable

they had a few, i watched a video of all the shotguns used in Nam

AAI made some

Hi Dave, as soon as Jerry began to talk I knew he was from around Here. I grew up in Tiverton RI and now reside in Swansea. I’m 55 and worked for a couple of guys who were in Vietnam, one was a marine and the other guy was a Seabee, the stories they told where fascinating. My name is also David Burns.

I was just on Bellevue ave last year . It sure looks different

Amen brother

You think he’s a fraud?

Shipley "investigates" fake navy Seals. Jerry never claimed to be a seal so I'm not sure what ur getting at.

@@alexgrenlie862 may I ask why you put that in quotes? Or did you just mean that he does a little more than investigate? Lol (I mean Don does bust their balls pretty hard.)

That's kind of what I was thinking, too. I do love my Mossberg pump, though.

I am partial to the Remington 870 specifically the wing Master or the modern version of the police 870 When Remington was still in production Hopefully the new owners of Remington Row bring back the quality that we all knew I won’t be making an expensive throwaways

@@michaelchen8643 The Rem 870 is a good shootin' iron for sure. I'm stuck mainly with a Mossberg due to "economic reasons" when I bought it used. It's a 20-incher with a stock and a pistol grip and that grip system is worthless. Doesn't work well as a shoulder fired stock, nor as a hip shooter. My "use" for it is mainly for large predator protection and reaction, (think surprised bear and such) and I've been thinking about taking that stock off and putting on a plain pistol grip. But then I saw the "shockwave" type stock and think I'll go that way and carry the thing in a leather quiver on my back.

winchester model 12

He is talking about his machine gun. He was introduced to the shotgun while in Vietnam, then was discharged from the Marines, sent home and he was reunited with the shotgun...as a hit man for the mob in Providence.

@@dpbettencourt I would have thought any machine gun was already fully automatic, hence the name. Unless he is talking about a semi auto Carbine or Rifle, such as the M1.

@@chesterprimeous4681 the pictures shotgun was in fact a Stevens model 67. Tons of variants. I own a 67D myself.

I had a Savage/Stevens double barrel 12 gauge shotgun. It was one bad ass gun.

You live a comfortable life, insulated from the realities of the world. Thank God every day that others put their lives on the line to earn that comfort and security for you

@@nates9536 Sounds like you do too because none of the shit the US military has been involved with post ww2 had anything to do with providing comfort and security for people in the US.

Know that like a 1/4 of the world would be very happy to see America genocided

@@nates9536 Yeah it was great that Vietnam didn't attack the US from half the world away, almost like they didn't want to have a war in the first place isn't it and it's almost like the US instigated the whole thing

@@Plamler Not genocided but have most of it's power removed, large portions of the world have had dictators and been politically unstable directly due to US interference it's no surprise people hate the US

Haha close! He joined the mob here in Providence, those stories to come!

BROAD STREET REPRESENT

I was thinking the same thing lol

I think he is full of s##t

He isn’t letting the truth get in the way on the file job!

He's full of it

I heard him specifically state it turned it from a semi to a full auto, which would be accurate. Where did you guys hear him identify the shotgun as a pump gun? I went back and listened to it again....didn’t get pump out of it anywhere... some of the video footage showed a dude with a pump gun, but I never took that footage to be him, that guy looked black to me..... just stock troop footage for background for his story..

This guy is full of it

You don’t understand the physics of the weapon.

no richard it is you who doesn’t

He was not talking about modifying a shot gun 😝

He was probably talking about M1 carbine, at least that would be my guess

They dock because they're dying 2 duck

@@sitdowndogbreath killed it

@ bowling around fucking shit up

It's called slide-firing. When you pull the trigger on your shotgun and slide the pump back while still holding the trigger, it'll go off. People getting all bunged up over the dude mixing up his terminology, but instead of listening to him, they just assume the entire story is a lie. Typical.

LoL 🔔 Bell ringing 😅 if there was, and I don't believe it, but if there was he probably killed a water buffalo. But I don't believe he served any time other than in prison

War is hell

@@dpbettencourt Not really a good enough "sum it all up" phrase sorry mate, pretty piss poor response actually. Yes, war is hell, but that's not ALL there is to it, don't act like it's all just one big clusterfuck once a battle starts and excuse people from war crimes.

@@mainstream2226 If it's true that he's a hitman then he's obviously a psychopath or something along those lines. What do you expect such a person to say?

As the guys doing what? As the guys they're fighting against? So you automatically assume the people on the opposing side are murderers due to being on the other side? Of course, it's not a good thing, but it's clear to me that you don't understand his position be side you've never walked a mile in his shoes. It's real REAL easy to judge someone when you've never had to see things from their point of view. Not saying that makes someone's actions right or wrong, but life isn't a constant and simple as BLACK/WHITE. It's mostly different shades of grey.

@@rintinfin4440 I've always said that it was funny how in the old times two armies fighting each other would both say God is on their side so they will win. Doesn't take much brainpower from there to figure out alot of things. War is hell, more like war is pointless killing instead of helpful cooperation for most often resources :/

And? The viet cong made booby-trap bamboo spikes covered in human shit and gave hand grenades to children. Hows that for a tune?

He wasn't so it don't matter.

That’s not answering the question

Get a life fool 🤣😂😒

You spelled *war criminal* wrong

@@GarioTheRockawe some one is butt hurt

@@GarioTheRock USA forced them to do that, agent orange, napalm, air raids. not saying that communism is great, but whatever America touches it turns to shit. After ww2.

It should be equal either one year in jail or one year in the army

@@sitdowndogbreath obviously you've never been in jail or the army or been shot at

What year man? Is this still a relevant thing?

@@w4t3rsn3k5 1977

They use to especially if there’s a war going on and they need bodies. That doesn’t mean they’re gonna offer someone with a significant crime the chance to join the marines to get out of prison time but minor stuff for sure. The United States isn’t the only country that does it either, I actually met a dude in the French foreign legion who got off a murder charge by joining the legion. Not sure what the surprise is honestly.

interesting take

That was all one sentence ! Are you TRYING to be NOT understood ?