We Test Video Game Trick Shots With Real Guns

Do not try this at home. Filmed on closed 360 massive range with multiple safety protocols in place. A big thank you to our sponsor USCCA! We’ve all played video games before and probably wondered if the moved pulled off were practical or capable of being done in real life. In today’s video we delve into this. Thank you to @TK_Prod for the breakdown. **SUMMARY AND QUICK NAV** [00:00] 🎮 Testing Video Game Trick Shots with Real Guns Introduction to testing video game trick shots with actual firearms. Explanation of trick shots in video games and the individuals involved in the test: Mike from Air Force Special Warfare and Micah, an avid gamer and shooter. [01:11] 🔫 Sponsors and Gear Acknowledgment Acknowledgment and thanks to channel sponsors: Sor Desert Institute, Primary Arms, Mantis, and AAC Ammo. Description of gear used in the test and their importance in shooting. [02:07] 🎯 Exploring Drop Shot Technique Demonstration and discussion about the drop shot technique in gaming and its application in real-life shooting. Comparison between video game mechanics and real-life combat tactics. [04:55] 🐬 Attempting the Dolphin Dive Experimentation with the dolphin dive technique from video games using real guns. Comparison of results between attempts and acknowledgment of the challenging nature of the maneuver. [06:24] 🤹‍♂ Exploring ’Peer’s Advantage’ in Video Games Introduction and demonstration of the ’Peer’s Advantage’ technique from gaming in real-life shooting scenarios. Evaluation of using different firearms to employ the ’Peer’s Advantage’ tactic. [09:27] 🔫 USCCA Sponsorship and Benefits Promoting the benefits of membership in the United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA). Highlighting the educational, training, and liability insurance advantages offered by USCCA. [10:48] 🎯 Dual Berettas Test Testing the effectiveness of firing Dual Berettas, a technique inspired by video games. Comparison of shooting techniques between single and dual-handed firing. [13:10] 🔄 Attempting the 360 No Scope Attempting the 360 No Scope technique inspired by video games using a Mark 13 Mod 5 rifle. Acknowledgment of the physical difficulty and impracticality of the technique in real-life scenarios. [16:24] 🤔 Summary and Final Thoughts Recap and concluding thoughts on the tested video game-inspired shooting techniques. Encouragement to have fun while shooting but also to prioritize responsible and realistic training methods. Patreon Signup - Onward Research SDI School: Xidax Computers: Insta: GarandThumb on Facebook: