Tag: highjak86

  • Tactically Operational Marshmallow Roast

    Jordan’s been known to throw some flames: LOLOL amazing.  Holy that “AR-15 pistol” *wink wink nudge nudge* spits hot fyaaahhh.  I could have pulled so many good screen shots for the post thumbnail, in some the flame was so big though it obscured marshmallow guy and the marshmallows themselves. Most of the crew in ENDO Apparel!…

  • Throwing AR Pistol Fire Shouldering A Sig SB15 Stock

    Highjak86 spits hot fyaaaahhhh out of their AR Pistol: Pretty mean. Someone please answer this question for me… I call this an AR pistol, not an SBR because I notice the use one of those Sig Arm Brace stocks on it.  In hindsight I guess that’s why they have ARP (an acronym I’ve never seen used…

  • How To Camouflage Paint Your AR-15

    HighJak86 shows us how they do it: Pretty cool.  I went from thinking “Wow that looks like shit… his reeds are too far apart!” to “wow, that looks awesome!”.  The easy wear on the paint would be kind of frustrating, but at least like Lance said you can always re-do it for cheap if you…

  • Short Barrel AR-15 Fireball Maker

    Highjak86 with a fun little AR-15 pistol build: That DynaComp looks like it’s doing its job nicely.. wow. It’s hard to tell how loud something like that is on camera, but if you’ve ever been near a short barreled .223/5.56 trust me… it’s LOUD.  Thank god they aren’t under a canopy of any kind (I…

  • Highjak86 11 Hand Thrown Clay Tribute To Tom Knapp

    To put into perspective how Operator HighJak86 is, Tom’s record before he died was actually 10: They might have not beat it (that one clay looks unharmed), regardless “America!” indeed. A Tom Knapp clay shooting vid: R.I.P Tom Knapp. Thoughts?

  • Highjak86 Gets His Hathcock On

    Trying to put a bullet in a potato eyeball through a scope with a .308 at 50 yards: The Carlos Hathcock legend: One of Hathcock’s most famous accomplishments was shooting an enemy sniper through the enemy’s own rifle scope, hitting him in the eye and killing him. Hathcock and John Roland Burke, his spotter, were…