Higher Calibre, Higher Mindedness:
I feel like the idea was solid, but the execution could have been much better. I was expecting to laugh, not just go “heh” a few times :/
Thoughts?
Hat tip: Rich
exercise
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Even at $20+ per car for admission to the National Parks I have been to, in my opinion it’s worth every penny.
If the money is what has been holding you back, the fees are waived for a week, from Saturday April 17th until the 24th. (Source)
Go get some fresh air and exercise, and don’t forget to bring your gun.
Hat Tip – GunsAndCoffee
Cirque Du Spetsnaz or “Systema” as they like to call it.
Pistol Acrobatics:
[youtube width=”320″ height=”265″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYskRZ2TvEM[/youtube]
[youtube width=”320″ height=”265″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYskRZ2TvEM[/youtube]
Rifle Acrobatics:
[youtube width=”320″ height=”265″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4Mp_UvbfTY[/youtube]
[youtube width=”320″ height=”265″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4Mp_UvbfTY[/youtube]
If you are seriously ever in a 360° battle zone, id suggest finding cover ASAP. Spinning around on the ground only works in movies.
Muzzle Sweeping Las Vegas by storm in 2011! :P
Hat Tip: Raph84 for finding the videos
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpUlhNlLTyQ[/youtube]
You gotta love the transitions from standing to prone, and the awesome forward and lateral rolls. This whole video reminds me of Ice Capades.
The tags in the video suggest that its Russian Spetsnaz (Russian Special Forces) training. Those guys definitely have some interesting methods, to say the least.
One thing I found very odd was the opening scene when the shooter has their finger on the trigger during the magazine change. Then proceeds to rack the slide with their finger still on the trigger.