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Fake as a Fake thing

Nobody that lived through that would be dim enough to post it.............surely?

If it's for real the he truly is a clown, and why does anyone carry muzzle up?

Darwin award yes, but I would have thought some face damage with the muzzle blast?? Fake...could be..

Chuck wrote:If it's for real the he truly is a clown, and why does anyone carry muzzle up?

Darwin award yes, but I would have thought some face damage with the muzzle blast?? Fake...could be..

Next year its highly likely that IPSC are going to impose a 'muzzle-up' directive on all official Practical Shotgun matches :? Not a fan myself, aside from potentially having agun pointed at your/others heads, it makes taking them out of conventional shotgun slips a right carry on, breach flags need to be the type that 'stick' in place (fortunately i have a Tapco one that does), and if the guns are placed in a rack out of the slip and it rains . . . .

As for the clip its faker than Millibands smile

1/ When the gun goes off its pointing at his eyes/brow not the cap!!!
2/ Even if by some trick of the light/angle it was pointed at the cap, the peak is at an acute angle to the barrel so the shot pattern shown is wrong (it looks like it was shot perpendicular to the muzzle)
3/ The bad CGI effect for the muzzle flash
4/ There is no smoke after the 'head shot'
5/ No scorching on the guys head and none on the underside of the cap
6/ The bad acting

Oh great, muzzle up, negligent disharge and a fishing weight sized round flies into the sky...or someones head....Hmmm very safety conscious -not.