(Gun Related) Meanwhile, in Russia.......

[jdad]

Our kids should do this with AR's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... rxjYfl05ek

[FWiedner]

Our kids should be taught that guns are inanimate objects.

[jdad]

Our kids should be taught that guns are inanimate objects.

I think they left that out of the Common Core curriculum.

[Mescalero]

Like the fact that girls are included.

[Rusty]

WOW!

[Old Ironsights]

Why remove the flash suppressor/muzzle break?

[AJMD429]

In our Proud Nation we raise kids to FEAR guns, and have weapons-trained combat veterans who we force to be disarmed before serving as teachers who have to die to be praised as a "hero" for committing suicide by stepping front of an armed psychopath, thanks to our "Gun Free Zones"... That widow should sue everyone who has ever proposed, voted for, or enforced a Gun Free Zone.

[Grizz]

makes the HK pure genius

two pins and done

[mikld]

Oh yeah, well I'll bet the US kids can operate a cell phone while chewing gum faster than them Ruskies...

[Old Ironsights]

makes the HK pure genius

two pins and done

(I need to record the Field-stripping procedure & show it here... My camera only takes 30sec video, so I should have plenty of time for both disassembly & reassembly... )

[tom deinek]

"Why remove the flash suppressor/muzzle break? "

I showed this to our Polish house cleaner. She's 23, & was in the Polish army.

She made the same comment & said she was taught not to remove the muzzle break unless there was something wrong with it.

She says they did these drills as well.

Interestingly, she says it it Polish army policy to store its rifles muzzle down in storage racks.

[Old Ironsights]

"Why remove the flash suppressor/muzzle break? "

I showed this to our Polish house cleaner. She's 23, & was in the Polish army.

She made the same comment & said she was taught not to remove the muzzle break unless there was something wrong with it.

She says they did these drills as well.

Interestingly, she says it it Polish army policy to store its rifles muzzle down in storage racks.

It prevents moisture buildup on the bolt-face & locking surfaces.

Better to have condensation flow down the barrel and out than for it to sit on the thin layer of grease protecting the metal.

If your guns are stored where there is little or no climate control, it's not a bad idea.

[AJMD429]

Interestingly, she says it it Polish army policy to store its rifles muzzle down in storage racks.

I always do that as well.

[jeepnik]

Hmm, it may be fast, but the first young lady didn't check to see if it was cleared. In fact, she left the magazine in the receiver, while her body parts were in front of the muzzle. Someday, that's going to cause an ouchie!!!

I did like that the next to the last kid rolled the rifle over to make it easier on the lefty that followed.

[junkbug]

It is impressive.
They really beat the stuff out of that rifle though. That is impressive also. I wonder if an AR-15 could handle that.

[AJMD429]

Our schools really should do that. It would:

• De-mystify the 'evil gun' for the kids of LibTard Hoplophobes
  
  Make sure the good-kids were on an even-footing with the gun-totin' gangbangers
  
  Irritate the hoplophobic adminstrators immensely

All three are good things to do...

[Grizz]

makes the HK pure genius

two pins and done

(I need to record the Field-stripping procedure & show it here... My camera only takes 30sec video, so I should have plenty of time for both disassembly & reassembly... )

in 30 seconds you could probably do it several times

I'd like to see that video!!

[FWiedner]

Interestingly, she says it it Polish army policy to store its rifles muzzle down in storage racks.

I always do that as well.

I agree with the reasoning behind the technique for the conditions discussed above, but then I think how folks are always moaning about having to recrown their previously owned arms.

No biggie when theres a muzzle brake or flash suppressor though, eh?

[FWiedner]

Our schools really should do that. It would:

• De-mystify the 'evil gun' for the kids of LibTard Hoplophobes
  
  Make sure the good-kids were on an even-footing with the gun-totin' gangbangers
  
  Irritate the hoplophobic adminstrators immensely

All three are good things to do...

More importantly, it would plant seeds required for making them informed of their rights and potential responsibility as FREE and ARMED citizens of a FREE and ARMED constitutional republic.

[Old Ironsights]

...More importantly, it would plant seeds required for making them informed of their rights and potential responsibility as FREE and ARMED citizens of a FREE and ARMED constitutional republic.

I Pledge Allegiance, to the CONSTITUTION of the United States of America,
and to the Republic which it DEFINES.
One Nation, Under Arms, WEAKLY Federalist, with Liberty, and Opportunity for ALL...

(Dang... got thrown out of School Assembly again... )

[AJMD429]

I agree with the reasoning behind the technique for the conditions discussed above, but then I think how folks are always moaning about having to recrown their previously owned arms. No biggie when theres a muzzle brake or flash suppressor though, eh?

I wouldn't do it to an heirloom or 'collectible' gun, but in my opinion ALL firearms should have threaded muzzles for just that reason. It is ridiculous to count on some "precisely cut eleven degree crown" to protect that area. PUT A BIRDCAGE FLASH-SUPPRESSOR ON THEM ALL (except when your suppressor is on there instead). Seriously.

[Ysabel Kid]

Our kids should be taught that guns are inanimate objects.

I think they left that out of the Common Core curriculum.

It should be part of it!