Do you really trust your shooting skills?

[griz]

OK, then it's not impossible, only irresponsible because he uses the firing line of the range as a backstop.

 

[boerseun]

Keep in mind that what we think of responsible gun behavior is vastly different from what other cultures think. And yes, they have more accidents, but life is also cheaper in other places.

 

[Tim Burke]

life is also cheaper in other places.

Cars, too?

 

[CannibalCrowley]

No more dangerous than any other kind of trick shooting. His car was the only thing at risk. What ever happened to letting people do what they want with their own property as long as it doesn't endanger anyone else?

I noticed him point at the camera man in the second vid too.

tripod != cameraman

 

[JohnL2]

No, I need way more practice. Big difference between targetshooting and tactical shooting.
Wish there was a Hogan's Alley range around here.

 

[boerseun]

hahaha Tim Burke, cars aren't cheap, but you tend to take more risks. At most, he would have lost a window

 

[GeorgiaGlocker]

Yeah, sweeping the camera man. Not good. Oh by the way, cars don't normally shoot back either.

 

[deputy tom]

Not me! tom.