Second most dangerous thing I have seen EVER

[armo.]

Check this video around the 22 second mark

 

[Pellet Pinger]

Gulp!

 

[HallyButt]

That made my unmentionables retract into my body !

 

[nick100]

Someone’s got to ask, what was the first most dangerous thing ?

 

[Ayrshire5]

Someone’s got to ask, what was the first most dangerous thing ?

Exactly what I was thinking after watching that!

 

[Dave_45]

That's up there with tap dancing , blindfolded , through a minefield.

 

[Sampo]

Bet they both missed each other

 

[Mt Al]

Insane!!

 

[armo.]

Someone’s got to ask, what was the first most dangerous thing ?

I went to our game shoot to find a member's son zero'ing his first rifle with his mate. The rifle was a .17 HMR, the mate was setting up a target about 50m away, then he stood 10m off to the side of the target. The new rifle owner then aimed and fired at the target with the other kid still in position and before I could stop him. Happily no-one was injured or worse.

There are people who definitely should not own guns.

 

[Liveonce]

No wonder they wear orange.

 

[deerstalker.308]

No wonder they wear orange.

Only going to help find the body at the end of the drive though really isn’t it….

 

[Fair Hill]

My second most dangerous thing I ever saw was in the early 90's when I was driving my XR3i down to west Cork one early evening and came upon a stretch of road that had been covered in loose gravel. Council job at the time, they dug out the potholes perimeters and put about a quarter of a mile of gravel on a bendy main road with no prior warning whatsoever. Not a slow down sign anywhere on the road before it, mini machines parked wrong all over the edges of the gravel rink and I only after the car cleaned. Handled it like a boss.

 

[Dan Newcombe]

I went to our game shoot to find a member's son zero'ing his first rifle with his mate. The rifle was a .17 HMR, the mate was setting up a target about 50m away, then he stood 10m off to the side of the target. The new rifle owner then aimed and fired at the target with the other kid still in position and before I could stop him. Happily no-one was injured or worse.

There are people who definitely should not own guns.

Come on - it was way more than 10m and how else were we meant to see those tiny little holes?

 

[Tagoat]

'kinell !

 

[ashray]

french hunt !

 

[SimpleSimon]

A few weeks ago I was on a syndicate day on our little rough shoot. One of the others had brought a guest. Said guest shot at a pheasant that was probably 6 feet off the ground. His backstop was a hedge, on the other side of which was another Gun. Words were had. Guests are no longer permitted.

 

[Liveonce]

A few weeks ago I was on a syndicate day on our little rough shoot. One of the others had brought a guest. Said guest shot at a pheasant that was probably 6 feet off the ground. His backstop was a hedge, on the other side of which was another Gun. Words were had. Guests are no longer permitted.

Sadly it happens, experienced similar situation a few years back on a small shoot at the end of a drive, except it was the beaters the other side of the hedge. Not good fortunately no one was injured.

 

[ejg]

My second most dangerous thing I ever saw was in the early 90's when I was driving my XR3i down to west Cork one early evening and came upon a stretch of road that had been covered in loose gravel. Council job at the time, they dug out the potholes perimeters and put about a quarter of a mile of gravel on a bendy main road with no prior warning whatsoever. Not a slow down sign anywhere on the road before it, mini machines parked wrong all over the edges of the gravel rink and I only after the car cleaned. Handled it like a boss.

At least that won't happen again, roads hardly get fixed in west cork. Kerry & Dublin have better roads.
edi

 

[Bo Diddley]

Someone’s got to ask, what was the first most dangerous thing ?

Morris dancing.

 

[deerly departed]

That was pretty p155 poor.