You have GOT to see this!

tyusclan · Jun 15, 2009

This HAS to be THE stupidest thing I have ever seen!

You just ain't gonna believe it.

http://s717.photobucket.com/albums/ww177/Tactical_Resp/?action=view&current=MVI_1778.flv

BIG DOG · Jun 15, 2009

What the heck?
Now you talk about an idiot!
I cant believe someone would actually do that!
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BlackSky · Jun 15, 2009

I believe it. There are some serious lame people out there.

RonJ · Jun 15, 2009

Staged for photo shoot? Didn't see any recoil from center shooters gun.

Leonard · Jun 15, 2009

It makes us all look bad to non-shooters

4inch357 · Jun 15, 2009

I think the one responder is correct. If you look at the guys close to the cameraman ther are no holes in the target. I think the only ones with live ammo are father on down the line - still, not a good idea.

Firehouse · Jun 15, 2009

That was bad in so many ways. Staged or not.

Cocked & Locked · Jun 15, 2009

What an idiot photographer...no way he needed that zoom lense.

USAF385 · Jun 15, 2009

Um........ I'm just at a loss for words. Idiotic.

Spotteddog · Jun 15, 2009

One can only hope that none involved have reproduced.

ChadW · Jun 15, 2009

Dumb... dumb... dumb. What a bunch of fools, lead by the main fool taking the photos.

Cocked & Locked said:
What an idiot photographer...no way he needed that zoom lense.

The lense looks like a standard (no zoom) lense for an SLR. If anything, it could be a wide angle, but I doubt it.

Thicker · Jun 15, 2009

No Way!

pharmer · Jun 15, 2009

Staged. Nobody, with even a small amount of informal training, would engage targets with someone forward of the firing line. Joe

jbouwens · Jun 15, 2009

Well what can you say, just when you thought you have seen everything, someone with video capability shows us we haven't seen anything yet.

4864 · Jun 15, 2009

Even if it was staged the Ranger Officer must have been on Crack!!!! No way should that ever be allowed to happen.

bmhiii · Jun 15, 2009

You're missing the point here folks. The important question here is was he shooting black & white or color?

jkc · Jun 15, 2009

I've photographed various shooting events for publication. Anytime the perspective required looking at, or anywhere near a muzzle, it involved a weapon I'd personally inspected to be unloaded, and kept under watch, until the "shoot" , real or simulated, was completed and I was out of harm's way. Nonetheless, it's uncomfortably against my ingrained instincts to get on the wrong side of a muzzle, on purpose, or accidentally. I think the guy in the video was idiotic to place himself in such jeapordy.

BLACKHAWKNJ · Jun 15, 2009

Looks staged to me. I am sure that there are sorts of device that allow remote operation of a still or video camera.

Crazy K38 · Jun 16, 2009

ok head moron is definatly the camera guy, he should have waited until after the simulation or training exersize, then inspected the weapon personally, and only after the above said conitions have been filled knelt next to a target with a handgun pointed in his general vicinity, the range officer needs to be relieved of duty for allowing someone to put themselves in danger and everyone knows it's always an unloaded gun that kills people, nice way to infuriate the democrat anti gun population and make us all look lke idiots at the same time, I truly feel insulted here.

Gutpile Charlie · Jun 16, 2009

That looked like a "Darwin Moment"....just waiting to happen!

HOLY TOLEDO JONES!

Staged or not, what a bunch of goofs.

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