Made this video yesterday while shooting. Just having a good time and I thought it would be pretty funny to see my buddy shoot his AR-15 while I drove.


No 911 was harmed in the making of this video!

 

That's cool

 

all fun.... but if the paint was chipped, scratched or burned from a casing..... kinda dumb.

Glad it wasnt harmed.

 

We checked & the brass flew well clear of the 911. I wouldn't have taken the risk of brass hitting the car.

Like I said...no 911 was harmed!
All firearms safety rules were observed!

 

I see you posted it here after getting slammed on Rennlist.

 

 

I posted it here first. Check the times.

I'm a member of both forums. A "firearms instructor" didn't like the video apparently.

 

I know your talking to the other guy, but I will chime in, I thought it was different, not something I have ever seen before, so I thank you....

Ease up off the guy, just a little bit fellas...

 

I know some 911 guys would see this vid with mixed emotions....but to me it's all about enjoying life!

Is it more reckless to drive 125mph on the interstate or this vid in a controlled environment?

 

Some might question the OP and his friend's need to attempt this sort of thing, but at least he'll be prepared when the zombies attack.

 

As the prices of 996's drop, I guess we're bound to see more "Deliverance" types driving them.

 

Sorry but there's nothing controlled (or funny) in shooting from a moving vehicle.

 

I think it was cool. GJ. Always gonna be gun haters out there...

 

Not a gun hater - I'm a retired cop who has seen a lot of stupid things done with firearms in the name of "fun" that caused someone serious injury or death. They aren't toys or meant to be played with. This is one of those stupid things.

 

Respect your opinion.

There are way more stupid things done with cars that result in many more deaths and injuries. Just a simple fact as there is a lot of data on this by the transportation department.

I've been shooting for well over 10 years (as well as the shooter in the vid) and safety comes before fun with regards to fire arms. No rules of firearm safety were broken in this video.

All in good fun...