DAAAAAAAAAAAANG!
I'm glad he's ok, but that was a very close call, dont get any closer than that.
I'm glad he's ok, but that was a very close call, dont get any closer than that.
Everyone needs to see this
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QuietTexan
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We all can drop a few grand on a rifle or scope and not flinch, but how many of y'all honestly keep a real IFAK in your range bag? The guy in the video already had his hand inside his own throat before he was aware of what was going on so might not have done him much good, but still, it's something every shooter should acquire and get trained on.
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D.A.R.K. Trauma Kit
The D.A.R.K. has everything you need, and nothing you don't when it comes to a lifesaving trauma kit. The DARK is packed tightly with more trauma supplies than you can typically find in other trauma kits this size. This tactical style trauma kit, or Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) was designed...
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Yes I agree. Threads shouldn't be relied on for that high of chamber pressure. A Remington 700 can hold up to 100K+ PSI and they aren't designed for 50cals haha. I'm glad he's okay too. Very very scary.
J-B welder
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No way in the world I would have made it to the truck, much less to the hospital. I just can't imagine being able to stay awake and with it long enough to survive that. My stomach is still in knots.
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HARPERC
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This is what it means when someone says an action is marginal for a particular cartridge. It may work a bunch of times just fine........
Applies to conversations beyond .50 BMG.
sierracharlie338
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His thumb in his neck the whole ride to the hospital is the only thing that kept him alive according to what doctors told him. That was from a statement he put out after the incident.We all can drop a few grand on a rifle or scope and not flinch, but how many of y'all honestly keep a real IFAK in your range bag? The guy in the video already had his hand inside his own throat before he was aware of what was going on so might not have done him much good, but still, it's something every shooter should acquire and get trained on.
D.A.R.K. Trauma Kit
The D.A.R.K. has everything you need, and nothing you don't when it comes to a lifesaving trauma kit. The DARK is packed tightly with more trauma supplies than you can typically find in other trauma kits this size. This tactical style trauma kit, or Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) was designed...
completely agree on the trauma kit.
Aussie Hunter Steve
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Unbelievable!!! Thanks for sharing ButterBean
VALKYRIETP
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And he is still alive to talk about it, Safety glasses saved his eye. I never shoot off a bench without a pair on
T.P.
T.P.
Varmint Hunter
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Although I'm guilty of this myself, you should NEVER shoot alone.
A benchrest shooter that I met at a few shooting clubs appeared one day with a crazy mirror contraption on his rifle and a pirates patch over his eye. He told me that he used a brass rod to tap a stuck case from the chamber and totally forget to remove it before he settled in for the next shot. The gun blew out right into his face. He sustained serious injuries including the loss of his eye. He was ALONE at the club at the time and, according to him, it was noting short of a miracle that he was able to get away from the range and find help.
Helpful tip - with an IPHONE, if you hit the power button 5x in a row, or hold the power button and a volume button at the same time, the phone will dial 911 even if its locked.
A benchrest shooter that I met at a few shooting clubs appeared one day with a crazy mirror contraption on his rifle and a pirates patch over his eye. He told me that he used a brass rod to tap a stuck case from the chamber and totally forget to remove it before he settled in for the next shot. The gun blew out right into his face. He sustained serious injuries including the loss of his eye. He was ALONE at the club at the time and, according to him, it was noting short of a miracle that he was able to get away from the range and find help.
Helpful tip - with an IPHONE, if you hit the power button 5x in a row, or hold the power button and a volume button at the same time, the phone will dial 911 even if its locked.
That was the reason I shared the video
Hard rock
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Thanks for sharing it makes me rethink pushing the limit reloading might back off a little Bean that's invaluble info hope others pay attention
