The Worst Internet Gun Fails #6 - The Darwin Awards 

Yes

Second?

WOOOO

third pog ?

Hi

Every gun accident among friends, family, and acquaintances I have heard about, pretty much came down to violation of that one single rule. They all knew the gun was loaded, and simply stopped treating it like it was loaded for whatever reason. Thus, my rule, the gun is always loaded!!! Always.

@@cenccenc946 That's how my uncle almost blew my foot off

@@DangerVA Dam

@@nerdemoji5711 Wish I was exaggerating, but yeah, we were out on the range trying to decide on a handgun for my aunt to buy (and she chose a Hi-Point out of all things) and one of the guns was a single action revolver. Well somehow my uncle loaded a round in then realized the cylinder wouldn't rotate, so he tried getting it unstuck (with his finger on the trigger) and had the gun pointed at the ground next to me. One things leads to another and dirt gets shot up right next to me and the cylinder is unjammed. moral of the story is DON'T KEEP A CARTRIDGE IN THE CYLINDER IF IT'S JAMMED

Every firearm is loaded until I've checked it for myself...

Right, these make me feel like I'm doing okay.

I am sure that someday, someone will see something in this video and think, "I gotta try that."

The zipper on my coat once engaged the trigger of the shotgun I was about to set on a tarp, the hole in the ground was less than two inches from my foot, a few of things to consider. 1. I was a dumbass, it was my friends gun and I didn't check the safety or chamber when I pulled it out of the truck. 2. It was just one of three long guns I was carrying out of the truck at the same time, I was a dumbass. 3. Because my friend is soooooo obsessed with firearm safety, I assumed he wasn't a dumbass. 4. John Wayne was talking about me because I am a dumbass.

@@DanielMartinez-lz3ot we all have tard moments. I was flagged once by my mom holding an operational but thankfully unloaded Tommy gun....she walked out of the house with it in hand and proceeded to "look what I have" and do the old time Chicago gangster move of sweep it side to side at everyone standing there, me included. We don't let mom around the tommy gun anymore.

@@rhinosauserous hahahaha, I appreciate the consolation and the story, I'm in good company.

Ngl such a good transition I’d allow it

The last thing that went through that guys mind was his face.

@@jimmyrustler8983 XD

@@jimmyrustler8983 technically....

When I rewatched that video again (Darwin Awards #2 vid), and seeing that exact moment you meant, I could’ve sworn I saw a bit of pinkish red mist from that dude walking through the RPG’s back blast, clearly he got fucked up real bad.

​@@viridium_016to me it looked like his arm came off. Or at the very least, part of it.

comment for visibility.

I also saw a tutorial video (from Chechnya I think) showing how to carefully modify RPG warheads to remove said maximum arming distance and allow it to fly farther if needed. I certainly hope they didn't remove it here.

Though then there are chinese knockoffs without any safety features

i remember seeing this video on reddit, and shortly after this one another one aired, where the rocked allegedly came down again and blasted some poor familys roof of. sounds kinda BS with your explanation tho :D

@@M4xXxIkInG Plausible, the rounds while simple, can be of varying quality (that is most military gear honestly). If the round was not charged properly, it could come down short.

Beautiful. And Bless You For Serving Your Country!

In Mother Russia, grenade launcher launches YOU! :)

@@TheFilthyRed You're blessing him for serving russia...which has mandatory conscription? Are you blessing all of russia?

Федерация тебя любит! для Родины!

@@peaceoutbruh7085 chill out, kiddo

It's like a verbal flashbang... luckily I have the mental capacity of a quagsire from pokemon, oblivious ability and all. Favorite pokemon that isn't stuck in diamond pearl and platinum, and the upcoming remakes, jesus winter can't come sooner.

I actually skipped ahead before I realized… god I hate raid

2 ads in one video not very cash money

@@Ozan_Dread for him it would be if he had done 10 it would be very cash money.

Yup, soon as you said RPG I jumped ahead out of habit.

🤯

I was about to comment this corection as well, but yeah, sums it up nice. Also the fuse is 4-5 seconds and roughly 920m or 1000yds

Or as AA so I'm told

I love that so many people watch Forgotten Weapons.

@@sebastianriz4703 All Hail Gun Jesus, by his videos we are all blessed xD

At least he can justify that gun broker addiction as a business expense

I love how he pulls the trigger and you hear the click 🥲

Jonathan Ferguson is surely getting jealous

Ak m61 7 kalashnikovs rotary contraption

Can't wait for the episode about the MA5C

And on the serious side: that tourniquet isn't quaranteed to change the outcome either.

@@tommiturmiola3682 just like the prop gun!

@@nerfmobster4838 One thing they should teach in acting schools is that it is not "a prop gun" it is "a gun used as a prop". Or at least untill the actor/actress personaly verifies that it is indeed just an inert prop.

@@tommiturmiola3682guaranteed*

@@Slender_Man_186 For some reason that Q stayed around from "tourniquet".

Same

Let’s gooo

Yep

Dude same

I would press the like button, but it’s at 69

A dummycrat

The Purge has to start somewhere 🤷

Gun "laws"

*Also applies to the states of California and New York.

Virginia. anyone who (previously legally) owned any weapon with a magazine capacity in excess of 6 will have his weapons seized and be charged with a felony. no BS. this law got passed last year. i'm waiting for the gigantic class-action against the assembly's democrats (now a minority) that passed this garbage.

Florida man Russians: "are you challenging me"

Let's go Brandon!

Yes the backblast keeps the coffee warm

@@duckywucky4812 Mmmm nothing like rocket fuel and dark coffee. Truly a man’s drink.

@@themanwithallthewrongopini3551 Especially if that rocket fuel is Blue Danube

Then you remember that those people are armed and roam around potentially everywhere🙂

You know that you're not the dumbest person, but the dumbest person is force quitting earth constantly and the dumbest is being replaced. You slowly realize that your turn is coming up.

@@kickasspeanuts with the rate humans reproduce and the amount that don’t get any form of schooling I’m confident my time for a Darwin Award won’t be coming anytime soon

That Should Terrify You More Than Being Dumb Yourself

Really? It gives me anxiety seeing them do this stupid shit😂

@@annoyanceking powder is powder, if it's been stored correctly it's just as safe as when it was made. It's no different than going out and shooting old WWII ammo. It won't turn into a bomb, just not possible, it's not TNT or nitro, where it ages and sweats, so don't worry.

@@annoyanceking Black powder doesn't get more volatile with age.

@@annoyanceking black powder is very stable for very long periods.

Underrated comment lol

How old are you, 10? Go back to playing your dumb video games, clearly you're too young for this

You should go outside more

T-shirt cannon?

@@eaststarling7805Better treat that shirt cannon like it’s loaded as well.

You'd be surprised how many people end up shooting themselves when they KNOW the gun is loaded.

@@colinsmith1495 the fact is that knowing it’s loaded doesn’t always mean remembering it’s loaded

I read Klondike river as clown dick river & Let me tell you it's rather confused.

Thank you for your research, you are a gentleman and a scholar.

Well yes but no. You can disable the timer.We do this in Ukraine sometimes because we are shooting at targets at like 1000 plus meters a lot. The shots per minute sounds like bullshit. I haven't speed ran rpgs but I am confident, if I had all the rockets ready, or better yet a firing partner I could crank that number to 12 accurate, for a RPG, shots a minute.

TheRPG-7 arming range is a lottery, the value of 5m is exactly the minimal distance and typicaly it is something like 15m but sometimes you can hit something 20m awey and it can be not armed yet. Self destruct is more or less 4.5 seconds so in typical use you getting 900m-950m of flight distance, but here he was shoting the grenade verticaly so if that grenade exploded then it was propably 700-750m above them and it is kinda sus that they eneded the video just before we should hear the boom...

@@Irewiking88 "we are shooting at targets at like 1000 plus meters a lot." Well it looks that you are like 5 O'Clock Charlie from MASH sezon 2 episode 2... hehe Are Russians making bets how far from target the grenade gonna land? LoL

@@Bialy_1 haha, even if they somehow land miraculous on target, they might just be a dud haha. I actually got lucky once. Had a RPG land pretty close to me. Was about 1100 meters from the shooter. RPG didn't go boom though. Still, the accuracy drops really bad after about 300 meters.

I shot that thing in the national service. It was fun. Cant recomend enough.

70 grains x 50 cartridges is a half pound…

Oof. Good thing they decided to listen in the end. Bet that delay took a year or two off your life!

Civil war re-enactments are always fun

Well that could have gone south real fast….

Wow, honestly I can see my group doing the same exact thing at some point, boy scout troop and all.

They don't always do that, most rockets are HEAT warheads and require a solid impact to detonate. I don't know of any timed fuse munitions for an RPG-7, but I'm sure they exist somewhere

@@filmandfirearms read like two or four or six comments down, this topic has been beat to death

Actually here we use mostly heat detective heads,controlled and explosive ones. We rarely use timed heads; they're mainly used for buildings and cars

I believe that distance is like 800m … 🥴

Only russian manufacturers built RPG with a self destruct. The afghans would use them as flack to force down afghani piloted soviet choppers.

Does it have a minimum distance? I taught it was just the pin on the front and the safety was a plastic cap. And theres stories of people falling over and exploding.

@@quandale_dingle6353 yes but it has a max distance

@@quandale_dingle6353 My favorite fusion rifle. Come to me

@@quandale_dingle6353 Afaik there is a minimuum distance. It's like half a revolution or something.

@@quandale_dingle6353 Only some, it depends on where the rounds are made. Only the Russian or other Euro-made ones have the spin arming, the Chinese, Nth Korean and a lot of other Asian ones do not.

Contact RI Rep. Jim Langevin, he's notorious for that statement of skull fluckery

"And here we see the nuclear rocket technician mishandling the canister of uranium like... One second..." He steps off camera and comes back with a lead apron and a canister marked with a radiation symbol. "Now, where were we...?"

Now including RPGs 😂

Casually shows off RPG-7 like this is a normal item to own

Well considering he's in a gun manufacturing form or something like that, it'd make sense for hime to have a reference collection

Especially when you KNOW it's loaded is exactly what he said verbatim

I treat my wife the same way ! 😂

@OnSquareOnLevel First AND last?

Da, comrade.

Stupid joke... but forgivable to a person who doesn't know much about the subject. Long story short they were fighting like lions.

@@mrbubbles6961 your very smart

​ @Mr Bubbles Really? Did you im Amercia not just have had veterans day?? My Grandfather attestet to the heroics of the Russian soldiers when he fought there barely 18 years old as tank gunner in the Wehrmacht. Brave soldiers, and a tragedy of unbelieveable proportions. Unbelievable even more for you Amercians of course, who never had such experiences of total war as we Europeans had. And the Russians, which i include as "we Europeans", the most of all. I still get sick hearing that most Amercians truly believe the now 75 years old propaganda that the USA won WWII, and that the 1944 amphibious assault and western front defeated Nazi Germany, which is just laughable. WWII was won by Soviet Russia when the Mocow offensive failed at the gates of the city, and the Wehrmachts advance froze in the Winter of 1941. Staligrad 1942 sealed that. 1944 landing of US and allied forces was only done when it was clear the Soviets would otherwise have conqered all of continental Europe by 1945. And the Russians payed their victory by 10s of millions of dead. Estimates are 50 to 100 times more dead Soviets than Americans. Who fought mostly not for Communism, but as patriots for god and country and their people. I guess it is a good thing Americans never had to experience a modern war on their own homeland (besides civil war). And it is easy to go to war when you just drop bombs 1000s of miles away, insulated from all consequenses by an ocean. But to belittle veterans, who fought bravely (on both sides) in a battle far beyond most peoples imagination, is just stupid and dehumanizing. Ignorance is no excuse. Arrogance out of narcicism, or claimimg "exeptionalism" neither. Just pray your country will never have to put your soldiers into any war that is even remotely resembling anything that soldiers had to live through and live with on the eastern front.

@@TDCIYB77 I am Russian, living in Canada. It is officially 20 million, but you can add a few millions. Nobody will ever know...

@PL Lyons Ya that’s why Rittenhouse shot 3 white guys, it’s because we’re all sticking together lol

@PL Lyons that’s possibly the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard…. Do idiots seriously think white people all get together in some kind of council and discuss every other race? No… we are too busy at work trying to make enough for somebody else to get our tax money as welfare benefits.

@@DieselDoktor period. Literally anyone with a brain in their skull is too busy dealing with real life to worry about this leftist nonsense. All in all, glad to see the correct verdict was given and the liberals going mad again 😂

@PL Lyons Bruh wtf is your problem?

@PL Lyons ppl have better things to make over then politics. Now shut up LIBERAL

ignore the 1 in the back of the facecam

You can own an RPG… you just can’t own the rockets that go in it - 🤷‍♂️

@@Patriot-1 unless you live in the middle east , there people get rpgs like candies .

@@heronekkotheanimer7386 you are most likely correct, sadly in this country we have lost sight of the fact as to the importance of firearms and training. Both of which should be second nature -

it wasnt loaded so why would i question it? maybe because im familiar with texas state gun laws ?

I have a feeling that alcohol isn't a big thing in the middle east.

I don't think the 2 names go together in this sense lol

@@somebody700 Raj isn't common? Tell that to all the Raj Singhs that I know. They are the "me" of India.

@@ronjones-6977 not a common _middle eastern_ name, it's a common indian name from what i know

@@ronjones-6977 homie india isnt part of the middle east 😂😂😂

What’s an RSO

imagine someone seeing himself getting an award by brandon

Like a registered s offender?

@@carterwilliams4602 Range Safety Officer

@@johnmullholand2044 Thanks

Johnny Dangerously!!!!!

Any idea where I can find the video

"He a little confused but got the spirit."

You’re

...I gotta admit, that's pretty funny.

@@mats7492 Thanks for the correction Mat S. Piiissoff

It's funny that even lawyer Colion Noir sell Let's Go Brandon shirts

Like the son of Bruce Lee ..... RIP

They shouldn’t be informative if you’re a gun owner. He does this to be funny if you can’t tell. He has to make it like this for RU-vid

I had a great Uncle that had eye glasses about an 3/4 of an inch thick. It weirded me out as a kid because his eyes were like the size of pins when he wore them. He was also making fireworks with black powder when he was a kid. One went off in his face.

Let's just say bleach and salt substitute should not be mixed over a bbq...

My stupidity and the stupidity of the Italians that tested my first black powder gun before shipping left my ears ringing for close to a minute. If you buy one don't assume it isn't hot and blast a cap in a small room. I think it was a blank but I'm not sure because I had it pointed at a folded in half mattress I was about to throw out, and it had enough little rips that I couldn't tell if it got hit.

Yeah blackpower and gunpowder are super combustible,

Book name?

Edgycation heehee here🤣😂🤣😂

just take my Like and go, damn you

@@adamheywood113 aaahahahaa haaa haaa

Lol edgycantional

*Edgymacational

15:10 How about that one 😂😂

One of my favorite things on the 4th is throwing the entire 1k rolls into a metal barrel. It sounds like a bunch of gunshots

@@gundude82 I miss the bottle-rocket wars.

Damn.

Reminds me of our black cat wars lol

Still better than what we did when I was a kid. We used to make our own black powder and, well, kinda... blew up a the kitchen of a friends parents. Also, my cousin used to work for the Reichsbahn, the East German Railroad Company, they still used carbide for welding and to our very delight, he often forked some of it off. I must admit, in retrospective I have no idea how I made it to my 14th birthday, even with all fingers.

It auto detonates at 800ish yards unless it hits something or it’s old enough it doesn’t have that safety feature

Correct, the rocket automatically detonates after a few seconds, traveing roughly 900 meters. One of the most famous (or rather infamous) uses of the tactic was in the Battle of Mogadishu during the Somali Civil War, where SNA forces were said to use this feature to effectively turn the RPG-7 into makeshift infantry-carried flak guns, bringing down American helicopters

I've heard from a couple of South African guys that during the Bush War in Angola they'd fire captured RPGs into the air, at night. Produces a beautiful fireworks display at max arming distance (920m)

Wasn’t there a type of RPG-7 round that works by bouncing off the ground after the propellant runs off, like angling it really parallel to the ground and then exploding in the air, bouncing betty style?, delivering shrapnel on a pretty wide radius?. I remember some people talking about it, but can’t really tell if it really even exists Edit: Found it, it seems to be a DZGI-40 RPG, a Chinese 40mm air burst type rocket, pretty much an anti personnel grenade on steroids

Depends entirely on the rocket. Some do some don't. Some have a settable delay to do airbursts like you mention others a safety and super cheap locally made ones just.. well they are super cheap.

@@Cragified we got our rounds at Walmart who knows how they're gonna act, good ole wally world ammo lol

Unless you're Baldwin, then you can't be assed to check for safe operation and shoot somebody through the spine. Too bad he didn't stick it in his own mouth.

Ok glad I'm not the only one who saw an issue with his statement.

@@DoctorMangler Oof another person whos uninformed about the baldwin situation. You see folks, this is pretty common sadly.

@@rreprah9515 Baldwin had a real gun in his hand, Baldwin was Producer, responsible for safety and funding etc. Any person handling a REAL gun is responsible for it's safe use, including not pointing it people.

​@@DoctorMangler The assistant director handed him the gun and declared "cold gun" and then later admitted he did not thoroughly check the gun. Baldwin then went on to rehearse the scene with what he thought was a completely unloaded gun. "Any person handling a REAL gun is responsible for it's safe use, including not pointing it people." He wasnt pointing it in random directions that people were standing in dude, he was pointing it at the camera lens to check the shot, the people behind the camera were the ones who got shot. He wasnt just being reckless and spinning the gun around, this is why I call people like you uninformed. It seems to me you are just happy that the guy that made fun of trump finally killed someone so you can hop on the hate wagon when clearly Baldwin wasnt responsible for clearing the firearm in the first place.

Being a volunteer EMT - Solid gold! I second this comment!

@@Shamzta is being an emt hard

@@GrigoriWeaver It all depends on the person. There are hard aspects, and it can be difficult when you first start (there's a lot to memorize), but its hard to beat knowing that you helped someone on what could have been the worst (or even last) day of their life. I am a volunteer, so I don't work nearly as much as the career folks, but for me, since I am a dad, the calls with the kids are both the hardest and most rewarding.

@@Shamzta Damn that's brutal. Glad you find purpose in it.

Russians usually do it with 5 man teams.

@@ForOne814 unless there are budget cutbacks :)

I mean yeah obviously, but the thing is, they got no protection, not even vests, one bullet in the first guy right into the next, and I think training with the shield would be necessary, plus it's God damn south America, we barely use shields here.

@@jenniferstewarts4851 >modern Russia >budget cutbacks for the military and law enforcement Pick one lul.

@@SpecterNeverSpectator well yeah, except if you can't get the shields for training... LOL. essentailly it looks like they are doing hallway shield drills but couldn't afford the shields or... the hallway training area, and are just using what they had... which kidna makes that even more sad.

No joke, I had this happen to one of my family members with a 45-70 lever action. Fortunately the weapon was pointed downrange and went off (giving the user a fright) just before I walked over when I then would've ejected the cartridge to inspect. I definitely learned something that day which is that hangfires are real and can happen with regular store bought ammo. (Yes 45-70 Govt is more prone to this kind of misfire than most cartridges but it's still possible in any cartridge, it's one of the rare times a gun can legitimately "fire itself" in a way that could totally catch someone off guard if they're ignorant)

@@OGPatriot03 What I learned is that if she's got acrylic nails she's shouldn't be within 50 feet of a firearm.

Yep, she was clicking the hell out of that trigger.

same sort of thing can happen with a cannon

No recoil, middle of the city? im gonna say that its (luckily) probably a blank gun, which has way more problems then normal ammo, because of cost cutting (defensive ammo is made to a higher standard) but all the points in the video still hold true, because blanks can also be dangerous

Which Halo was that?

Its a real life tactic used by advanced units in environments where you can’t move sidewards .It’s called Peel or reel drill. But it’s something for advanced shooters who know what they are doing same for the high-low /low high position. The high part leans a bit over the lower to blocking him from getting up into higher fireline. It’s not for fat clowns

@@Snecho every halo ever... btw I loved playing muktiplayer with shields off

Something like what happened in the video happened to me in a paintball game. I stood up and my friend accidentally shot me in the back of my head

i thought they were playing Army of Two

When he said "black pouder" I knew we were in for one hell of a ride... and then, came t h e s a l u t e . I shouldn't laugh, but f**kin' damn it, it's perfect with the music in the background. x'D

@@FishbedFive Jokes on you : I'm french, so... that explain that. x'D anyway, my appologies, corrected. ^^

its an edit

Uh there's a thing called "Gas masks and wearing bandanas of sorts to cover your face? Ever heard of Swat teams?

@@koreancowboy42 Maybe for the Mexican police, spinny-dizzy-shooting training is cheaper than buying equipment?

@@xcrockery8080 Mexican police are the ones doing the drugs 😂

@@koreancowboy42 ever heard of a joke???

@@xcrockery8080 theres this urban myth that officers have to buy their own ammo. ive never really check on that but... i would not doubt it

Can we as talk about her attempting to shoot into the sky in what looks like a city environment? How has nobody mentioned how she could easily kill somebody?

Do you know what the video is called cuz I can't find it anywhere

Well blackpowder is most probably reactive to heat and fire🤔

Lmfao 💀😭🤣 same

I saw a higher quality version of that clip somewhere I can't remember, but in that one you can definitely see the ember jump into the black powder bottle.

Bro the music almost took me out

It's hard to see sparks on cameras like the one used.

@@RobertDecker417 toasters* they used a toaster to film that.

@@RobertDecker417 not all sparks are visible to the naked eye either.

the sticks called a punk, and i agree thats what happened

Embers don’t have to be glowing to ignite. Could’ve been a bit of soot from his muzzle that was juuuust hot enough to ignite the powder

Who else is going to be talking about an RPG-7 and then pulls out a freakin RPG-7 to demonstrate what he's explaining. Ok, maybe Ian McCollum.

would explain the lack of recoil

the russian woman was so unlucky, but also how do you not see the bullet in the chamber

Honestly my biggest problem was that they were just blasting that in a middle of a city

@@redmist6630 People here don't have weapons so why would you expect them to know how to check the chamber.

Yes, likely a traumatic pistol but still capable of doing damage up to and including death. Usually it seems a nice multiple color bruise is the result. Dangerous behavior in any event.

looks like he also had a small funnel on top of the blackpowder bottle.

Herrera obviously doesn't know anything about black powder since he thinks it's not an explosive and "burns slow in comparison to smokeless powder".

i think so too.

Naval ships used powder bags to move powder to the guns. They were filled in the magazine and that was the only place with open powder barrels. The powder bags were moved to the guns by ships boys/powder monkeys. The charges were carried in a leather bucket and only brought out a reload at a time. There was no light in the magazine, just a candle outside shining through a glass window. No metal was allowed and every one wore felt slippers. A lot of people died learning those lessons.

Not just age of sail - the Battle of Jutland had a few ship losses from the same cause.

Some people just aren't serious adults, I'll never understand it. Those types somehow have zero respect for the fact that they're holding a death machine in their hand...

The weed could of been part of the problem lol up in smoke 💨

Some have, some don't - in fact that's what saved a "legitimate businessman" in the old country, when someone tried to pop him with one - his driver saw the assassin set up and (no pun intended) gunned it hoping for the best. On the flip side (from doing my conscripted service in the same old country) - I still have the scars from another RPG that exploded 10 yards downrange (though I fared better than the guy that actually fired it)

PG-7s do have a self destruct fuse in them but it’s a PTTF type and is dependent on the flight motor functioning properly. Can’t tell you how many of these I’ve cleared off of ranges.

i mean HEAT rounds arent as dangerous as pure HE rounds since on a HEAT (High Explosive anti tank) round is way more concentrated.

RPG-7 rounds do have time fuse that't set to ~900m I've heard ...but it won't help if the round is so old or off-brand that the fuse if broken

yeah, Ian was wrong on that one. There is a minimum distance. Proof: RPG-7 soviet manual

Donut operator *whistles innocently*

The average person's ability to care drops every time the global population rises.

THESAMMYP Alec Baldwin greatly enhanced movie production firearms safety while at same time, making that part of industry injury/death statistics much worse. How ironic.

You need to speak to Retardo O’Rourke or give him one of those celebratory party toys, please. He no like your AK's.

@@Bert2368 Brandon is only furthering the cause of " gun control " with his slovenly appearence and choice of subject matter . See a video on " How To Wear A Baseball Cap " LOL 😏

aged luxuriously

This comment is fine wine

Must’ve been funny to watch

Ah yes the old will i die today challenge

We did that for ours just to see how far we could get it into the ground

It is not Russian. People are talking in Ukrainian language.

Hahaha that is a great saying.

Preach!

And....?

There’s a website for that

@@FishFind3000 sauce

@@deathbringer9893 bestgore

@@OriginalBongoliath bestgore is dead

700m I think

@@Redcoat11 4.5 seconds so in normal horizontal flight it is 900-950m. In this case 700m could be the case as it was almost vertical and it looks that the video was trimed to that exact moment(maybe to hide the not so macho reaction from this guy to loud explosion above heads).

Sounds about right. Same shit when you're clearing a hallway, once it's cleared you grab that fucker by the vest and pull him up People really need to stop doing those kinds of shoots without proper training

What army was that?

@@snorman1911 You are supposed to do that, but the barrel is beyond the person reloading at all times. You also clearly communicate at all times by yelling really fucking loud

@@snorman1911 every single army in the world

Same

Bruh, that's shit is boring af and how do you have the time?

@@RomeoMike22 by being genuinly intetested and worried about the case. Adults typically have good attention spans if they are interested in the topic.

@@RomeoMike22 by not being adhd ridden 14 year old spergs

@@sebastianriz4703 I came to watch during the recess

Was about to comment that. Absolutely correct, but then again, most of those things are pretty old and you never know if the mechanism will still work.

They have also been used as anti-air, since you can fire at a certain range and it will basically function as an airburst.

Was just about to comment this 👍 Makes that clip kind of redundant

IIRC, the RPG will auto-detonate after 4 to 6 seconds, depending on the type of grenade you use.

If it's guerrilla ("home")made RPG it's possible that there is no auto-detonation.