Oh yeah!

Mr. Perfect

I love that there are folks that wet themselves at the thought of a private citizen owning an AR-15. Meanwhile:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Uk2ZU6BPQU&feature=youtu.be

dpmule

I work with a former British Marine who pulled some joint operations in Afghanistan with the owner of BRCC.
Last year, I was giving a bag of Freedom blend to another guy a US Marine as a Christmas present, when he walked by and recognized it and asked , "is that Black Rifle coffee?"
I said sure enough, he took a phone picture and sent it and a directly to the owner telling him his coffee had made it to Egypt.
He wrote back, "how'd that happen?" and my guy replied, "a Yank from Idaho had brought it over".
Cost me another bag of coffee for him also.

I currently have 4 bags in the cupboard and 3 supply drop boxes with 96 single cuppers in them, Bride got carried away with Buy button. Needless to say I like Black Rifle Coffee.

But back to the video, Awesome, did you see the second round start to tumble after it impacted the 2x4?.

They need a 4' x 4' gel block for a real multi round effect.

buschmaster

20mm > 10mm

Mr. Perfect

dpmule wrote:

I work with a former British Marine who pulled some joint operations in Afghanistan with the owner of BRCC.
Last year, I was giving a bag of Freedom blend to another guy a US Marine as a Christmas present, when he walked by and recognized it and asked , "is that Black Rifle coffee?"
I said sure enough, he took a phone picture and sent it and a directly to the owner telling him his coffee had made it to Egypt.
He wrote back, "how'd that happen?" and my guy replied, "a Yank from Idaho had brought it over".
Cost me another bag of coffee for him also.

I currently have 4 bags in the cupboard and 3 supply drop boxes with 96 single cuppers in them, Bride got carried away with Buy button. Needless to say I like Black Rifle Coffee.

But back to the video, Awesome, did you see the second round start to tumble after it impacted the 2x4?.

They need a 4' x 4' gel block for a real multi round effect.

Almost looks like it starts to restabilize.

dpmule

Mr. Perfect wrote:

dpmule wrote:

I work with a former British Marine who pulled some joint operations in Afghanistan with the owner of BRCC.
Last year, I was giving a bag of Freedom blend to another guy a US Marine as a Christmas present, when he walked by and recognized it and asked , "is that Black Rifle coffee?"
I said sure enough, he took a phone picture and sent it and a directly to the owner telling him his coffee had made it to Egypt.
He wrote back, "how'd that happen?" and my guy replied, "a Yank from Idaho had brought it over".
Cost me another bag of coffee for him also.

I currently have 4 bags in the cupboard and 3 supply drop boxes with 96 single cuppers in them, Bride got carried away with Buy button. Needless to say I like Black Rifle Coffee.

But back to the video, Awesome, did you see the second round start to tumble after it impacted the 2x4?.

They need a 4' x 4' gel block for a real multi round effect.

Almost looks like it starts to restabilize.

That it does.

US Military Guy

I found it difficult to count the actual rounds they fired.

They are claiming two rounds hit the target.

I would say that is pretty poor shooting from that distance.


Oh . . . wait . . . . actually there was no target to shoot at after the first round hit it. The second round just hit "parts and pieces" of what was left of the target. After that nothing in the line of fire.