MIRVs

Or a warthog

Ah

INCOMING, INCOMING. INCOMING, INCOMING. INCOMING, INCOMING.

Measured in oyveys/s

Please don't delete your comment.

​@@NtmoffiI see what you did there 😅😅

As an Italian I approve of your comment

Can we keep the Calzone, Stromboli, and pizza?

Eyyyy

From what I have read… them 16 inch shells sound like freight trains when passing overhead.

Nice avi. ^_^

@@dylandepetro4187 That’s exactly how my father described it. He said it scared the hell out of them.!

just play some tarkov and youll get a good feeling of getting shot at, especially if you have a subwoofer backpack XD

Dad was with the 173rd on one of those cliff. Said he couldn't see the ship, but could see the swimming pool sized craters after the world stopped shaking

​@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5 yeah but is he 300 blk proof

@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5this kind of thing makes actual Christians look bad

In the dictionary, there’s a picture of Charlie next to the definition of no filter

Everytime. Every. Damn. Time. 😆

​@@mmaKlopackNo it doesn't. He's quoting the bible directly. That is an actual Christian. If you wanna cowardly keep your beliefs to yourself, you go ahead.

Builds character 😂

Lol to yall. Would be some serious life choices made, eaten by ants or bullets. Think id take the ants

@@frederickjeremy Nope. Bullets for me, I never want to tango with ants again. Once upon a time I picked a fight I could not win and from that day forth there are just certain kinds of ants that I do not mess with at all, fire ants are on that list.

What about bullet ants?!

“Call your hits!” I bust out laughing

I didn't hear the fly. Do you have a timestamp for me?

@@gwfan1 15:40

Thank you!

Is there a, "thud", sound when a bullet hits a human body /face.

@@guadalupe8589Dunno, let me find someone to test and get back to you. ;) (The thud I mentioned is supposed to be the victim hitting the ground)

You will absolutely hear that bullet hit your buddy, like throwing a big handful of peanut butter against a brick wall

@@guadalupe8589there’s a thud noise if their body hits the grass If it’s pavement or rock it makes a smack noise I grew up on liveleak

I wanted to give this comment a thumbs up. But it already had 69 of them so I couldn’t bring myself to do it.

@@ianwhitham7932you might wanna come back

Proof that anybody can do anything if they try hard enough!

Becoming deadly in the poo tent.

Make this happen

this

Unfortunately the analytics of GT's channel on the training side has lower views so he's decided to sideline that content.

this.

Please please do this

It’d probably sound similar like “ssszzzz crunch”

Would it sound different? Do I still wanna see that? Absolutely! Hope he sees this

Depends on where you get hit, but mostly SPLUT!

EVERYBODY please like this comment!!!

I think Houston Jones has that covered

👍

"CALL YOUR HITS!"

Tank round flying over them would be sick

predictions: handgun ammunition against hard armor isn't noticeable light rifle leaves bruise at most full rifle has good bruising chance

This gave me a real laugh, thanks man

That sound at 10,56 and 10:57 with 8,6 round...is what i have heard back in 1990...95...99...Only to realise in later years how lucky i am they were a close call /Miss😮

That's a really good point! And a scary one for anybody unfortunate enough to experience it.

That is harrowing

Depends how close you are really because of the speed of sound. I’m guessing far enough out you might hear the gun firing just after

Unsuppressed, general direction, suppressed, nothing, just a scream and lots of curse words

You're chronically online.

300 blackout ounds like a baby bird

@@Ntmoffi Aren't we all?

His KZfaq is Administrative results lol

@@716g9The joke went over your head like the 300 did.

​@@Garand_Thumb0low tier scam attempt from a low tier scam account

sometimes i also dry fire when im taking it har from mecheelles obamae

😳. Yep

HOW FAR IS 4 BORE LETHAL?

I DONT KNOW

Yes. Not a very practical knowledge, but inquiring minds would like to know

@@vwtdi1579yes the answer is yes

People talk shit about 300BLM, until they shoot one.

​@@KidCorporatehuh?

​@@KidCorporatewe dont talk about blm around these parts

If you really want to see 300BO shine, buy some Discreet Ballistics Sub 188 Selous rounds!!! They expand at speeds fast before supersonic speeds to 3x their diameter..... Nasty, nasty, nasty.......

you think you can hear the sound before it hit you?

We took sniper fire once when I was down by the mortar pit and while taking cover I found I could hear the long gun fire a full second before the round would hit the sandbags, so I would pop up with my binos looking for him, hear the pop, duck, then the round would hit the bags behind me. This went on for about 10 minutes and I bet he thought I was a psychic or the chosen one, at least until the 105mm rounds I called in blew up the hill he was on.

@@SideOfHustleHell ya

Undeniable actually.

I think video game developers too, helps with realism

One of my favorite discoveries when I started shooting suppressed .22 a lot was learning that the sound of a real-life ricochet is EXTREMELY similar to the classic sound heard in many Hollywood westerns and videogames. That "peh-twooooon" noise is basically real, though normally you probably wouldn't hear it over the muzzle report (as the shooter). Also, just discovering how loud bullet impacts are against even soft stuff like dirt was fun. Most trees result in extremely loud impacts when shot suppressed.

​@@1lovesoni A lot of old stock footage was just recorded straight from the real life thing - most of the "train sounds" stock footage for example is just some guy standing next to a train track with a microphone. Same thing with ricochets/bullet impacts/gunshots... they pretty much did well, this, they just sent a guy out there with a microphone to record them shooting real guns. It was only really in the 80s and 90s when they started synthesizing and creating artificial sounds in studios, or re-using old stock footage from completely different guns(using a 357 magnum recording for an M16 for example) that you got these hilariously out of place sounding guns in entertainment. It wouldn't be until the late 2000s that Hollywood and the games industry as a whole would start to shift back to recording real life audio for their sound tracks, prior to around 2008, movies that used real sounds were kind of the exception, and videogames with real sounds basically just, didn't exist... With the exception of Brothers in Arms and maybe a few of the Call of Duty games.(that I know of)

don't forget about us writers.

How does one write the sound

its the 9 inches of his uncels hair h ewashed and mentioned before

​@@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5I appreciate your word. I don't agree with anything the NIV says. It isn't a true Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek translation. I've read 11 translations. NIV is not the worst but at the bottom. Get an ESV friend.

@@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5 Don’t you worry, I love people deeply

​@@tangomantacticalNah, get the CJB, or TLV 😂

13F here. Yup. Still do it after being out since 2007.

made me cringe as well lol, absolutely hate that

I haven’t said the R word in quite a number of years, like you said in day to day even I find myself saying “say again”

Well they know directional fire by now lol

Stereo sound is difficult to pick up with a single microphone

That’s a great idea

@@piaruvimitttsu23I think he meant the creators determining location, not the audience.

Tru-dat, but Danger Will Robinson! 😬

Been asking what happened to Charlie for weeks, so glad to see him back on the range! 🌈🌈🦄🦄

Garand Thumb is so 2022, it's Charlie Toe time!

🤓 True, we missed the 🤡 Chuckster! 😝

I thought about that half way through! it would be wild.

How do you know what it sounds like!?

@@thedeparted9797 Long story short, I'm at the range one day with a few of my reenacting buddies. We're talking about the ballistics of different rounds and this comes up. So, our range has a Target trench for rapid fire exercises. One by one we all go down range and get down in the trench and let everyone else shoot over our heads. Individual shots, volley fire, etc. Even knowing that we were completely safe about 8 ft down with a 4 ft berm in front of the trench, I can honestly say it was one of the most terrifying sounds I've ever heard.

@@Mac_4906 Just curious, and I bet. Just wondering why you were being shot at with a civil war era musket.

It is your duty as, hopefully an American citizen, to own a firearm.

Breathing hard, gear rattling, gravel crunching under your feet. Nothing to hear

​@@SandstormGTis he American?

@@SandstormGT I'm no American but I love the vibe the GT crew (and AdMan) brings.

@@julian23561 Admin...

Oh f***, that’s scary, I bet your dad had a word with the hunters?

I had a similar experience in southern MN during deer season. I had deer hunted quite a few years before I heard that terrible sound - that is way too close! I moved to a different hunting area.

sounds like a self defense situation to me

Had a very similar experience my first time deer hunting. My brother shot a doe and the slug hit the tree I was standing at about a foot above my head. I had wood splinters in my hair. Remington copper solids kinda have a sound similar to a cat purring as they fly toward you. I'm assuming it was from the slug tumbling after impact and probably smacking into some twigs coming through the woods.

@@karelpgbr as soon as it stopped we ran for the house. He called the police and they along with game wardens found the guys. They were heavily intoxicated, and taken away in the back of cop cars. Drunk, armed and pushing deer is a bad combination.

You'd have to be pretty damn skilled to be able to hit people consistently at that range with a subsonic 300 BLK

They actually went out with you and didn't sit at the fob staring at TV screens? Wow. I'm jealous.

You would hear your buddies bones snap at least

Is it your periods?

Great content and useful information with fun thrown in. Next time do some 12 gage Foster Slugs, if you thought the 45 is scary those pumpkin balls are terrifying.

@@CCW1911 TBH slugs aren’t as scary as 00 buck once you see what it does to a person

@@ShepherdOfTheSilkies I've seen it, the subject is the sound they make going past your head.

@@CCW1911 I mean once you know what it does, the scary factor becomes relevant to the effect of the bullet,

Thank you for your service sir.

Thank you for your cervix

What about 300 going thru steel or ceramic at 200? How about start at 100 yds and all cals get 3 rounds?

So if I understand you correctly, you didn't see the round but rather the turbulence left behind? I realize wt the point you're not looking at your watch and maybe your perception of time could change, but about how long would that turbulence hang in the air. Just curious as a former LEO involved in a few close calls myself. And thank you for your service the this nation, sir.

@@bradparker9664 yes Sir! Time does slow down!!! I was also hit with several IED’s and the same thing happened. Time distorted! I did not see the rounds, but it was like you see a military jet cross in front of you. It leaves the same distorted trail as a bullet if the plane is just crossing the speed of sound! That’s the best I can describe it???

Or get you DD214

People on reddit will say that they're doing steroids

​@@travism9664if he's actually putting on that much muscle quickly. Than he definitely is.

​@@travism9664he even implied himself that he's on something

Well he basically said as much himself in this video when Admin asked him @@travism9664

Well, Admin's name is Arin, not Alec, so Micah's safe.

i really hope they do that. that sounds cool af

haha for sure we will

And ask Demo to bring to Ma Deuce too.

Did they get the dear?

Unless it's going really slow and heavy, pointy is meaningless. Pointy rounds are for when you have to shoot fast and far, but it makes a supersonic crack.

​@@rajgill7576agreed but also to op....tell me you've never actually used a 2A item IRL without actually saying it! A .22 is tinnitus in the flesh! It's ok, just go buy some pellet plinker's and you'll be so good at handling recoil, a real 2a item will be a total breeze if you can get the "artillery hold" down on a pellet plinker! Plus, they don't look like copies of firearms, like airsoft.

...arrows..?

@@wtflol1503 pointy means there are less mass compared to fat rounded shape, which means you need to make bulllet longer to ensure enough mass, also means darts or arrows

When I got out of the military, I quickly realized none of the offered degree programs were of interest to me, so I got IT certifications and pursued that instead. Thanks to bullshit bureaucracy, your GI bill benefits are capped at 10 years use it or lose it. If I had known about SDI back then, I certainly would've gone gunsmithing.

Its the final missing piece

Depends on what purpose you’re planning on using your rifle for. If it’s a general fighting rifle, stick to your intermediate cartridges (5.56,.300BLK,7.62x39). They make for lighter rifles with more ammo capacity. I wouldn’t really recommend getting into a DMR build as a general purpose rifle. They’re big and pretty unwieldy, not lending themselves well to shorter combat ranges. As for 6.5 creedmore… it’s a great target round, but if you shoot anything within 500 ft, it’s going right through. Its excellent capabilities and range are often also it’s downfall. That being said, it’s your money, but what makes you happy, and train train train.

I was gonna comment the same thing! When you larp so hard the squirrels start start plinking.