They apparently "wounded" a reporter with splash back, then placed a tourniquet beneath the wound... You can't make this shit up...Quote:
Originally Posted by crays
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They apparently "wounded" a reporter with splash back, then placed a tourniquet beneath the wound... You can't make this shit up...Quote:
Originally Posted by crays
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Not to mention the Tannerite on the table.
Who are these clowns?
Google Kinzinger Kunce for videos of this landmark shooting sports adventure. Or:Quote:
Originally Posted by Scanker19
https://youtu.be/DykoxEeqEmw
https://youtu.be/y1j8lzkmRG0?si=iWgwqAPoQiXpAwo5
https://youtu.be/3-SF5QUyEpI
The belt pictured was not used as a tourniquet. Come on.Attachment 97578Quote:
Originally Posted by exxonv
https://www.newsweek.com/reporter-hi...-kunce-1973634Quote:
Originally Posted by kidicarus13
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I wasn't there, couldn't say for sure, but...
that you probably shouldn't shoot steel at 15 ft with FMJ?Quote:
Originally Posted by exxonv
When I saw the injury and read that the reporter kept shooting after the injury, I knew it was not a tourniquet.
In the photo, he's still holding his microphone. Sure looks like a little bit of theater to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by kidicarus13