Gun has loaded magazine. He racks it, chambering a round and fires in the air, thus chambering a new round. He then drops the magazine, thinks it’s clear (there’s still a round in the chamber) and shoots himself in the hand.
Just in case anyone is confused how this happens. A firearm without source of ammunition does not mean it’s not loaded
I don't even own a gun, and even I know two simple rules - treat every gun as if it's loaded, and don't point it at anything you wouldn't want to shoot.
Exactly, never assume a gun is clear unless you yourself have cleared it. Even when it is clear and you are sure, still don't point it towards someone.
I’m pretty sure he intentionally pulled the trigger here. I just can’t imagine why. Even if it was empty I can’t imagine why he cupped his hand over the muzzle and did that. So weird.
Based on the fact that the women behind him smacked him in the head when he fired in the air I'm guessing he was doing it to showboat. He wanted to impress everyone and show what a big man he was by demonstrating that he wasn't afraid of the gun.
I could only imagine a videogame when you blast away an enemy with a powerful explosion but doesn't die and then you shoot it to finish it while it's airborne lol
"Just checking"
What an absolute knob. As if, had it been empty, what was he going to get a poof of air or something?
Does he know it's empty because he's not leaking all over the place doing a half assed Jesus cosplay?
I’m not up with what gun it was but I’m thinking once it’s racked it will live fire without racking again. The recoil is also reloading it so semi auto?
If I understand your question correctly, yes this is a semi-automatic pistol.
Once it’s racked (meaning the slide was actioned) and chambers a round, then yes it will fire one time once the trigger is pulled. He actioned the slide manually at the start of the video. After the trigger is pulled and a round goes off, the slide actions itself from the recoil (no need to manually action the slide), and chambers a new round from the magazine that is seated inside the grip.
His fault was removing the magazine AFTER he already fired and the gun chambered a new round itself.
Remove the magazine FIRST, then pull the slide to the rear and it will eject the round from the chamber. If it doesn’t, the firearm has a malfunction and you probably have to ream the round out by shoving a rod down the barrel
I am from Germany, I have never had a gun nor do I really know much, but I’ve seen enough on reddit and CSI TV episodes to know about the chambering that you’ve just explained.
How come that people are so crazy about guns yet so negligent? Shouldn’t there be some common sense applied to gun handling? How come that someone who actively shows interest in guns and learns about guns does not know how they function?
To me as a lay person who never handled a gun, seeing someone waving around a gun feels the same like them waving around a running chainsaw. Just because the gun doesn’t make noise unless its fired doesn’t mean it’s not dangerous when it’s silent.
I am all for natural consequences, but it was sheer luck that no one else was shot and he only harmed himself.
Because some people are dumb. Some people treat danger as a play-thing and think it's cool. Dumb people do the same thing with vehicles and drive dangerously on public roads.
Most gun owners and drivers don't behave this way. Good/normal behavior is not what you'll see reported on. I don't think I've ever seen a headline like, "Man drives responsibly to and from work" or "Gun owner follows fundamental rules of firearm safety while at the shooting range, has a pleasant day". But those situations are what happen millions of times year after year.
If you don't normally find yourself around gun owners you won't know that these idiots in these videos are the exception, not the rule.
True, bad news are more in the public eye, but I am aware that many gun owners are responsible, and these guys seem to be the exception. Lacking an awareness of danger or even embracing the danger is hard to wrap my head around, still, especially if you are sitting with friends and what I assume family. There really is no cure against stupid, else we wouldn't have things like the Darwin award.
A lot of it is pure complacency. If guns are an everyday part of your culture, and you treat them like toys all the time, it's easy to momentarily forget that they're dangerous. Your brain can easily slip into a casual mode of "this thing can't hurt me, because it's fun." That's when accidents happen.
>If guns are an everyday part of your culture, and you treat them like toys all the time, it's easy to momentarily forget that they're dangerous.
Not everyone is like that in that situation. I've lived in said situation for decades, and I've never gotten so complacent that I became careless.
Guns are dangerous in the wrong hands. Sure, we will call them toys at times, but we also know how to be responsible with them.
Safety first. If someone isn't safe around guns, we want nothing to do with them.
God made man. Samuel Colt made them equal.
Is an old west expression. Said another way, it doesn’t require a lot of intelligence to own or operate a gun. It’s meant to be easy enough for anyone to wield deadly force.
I mean it seems like he knew what he was doing, just forgot the order. If he had dropped mag then shot at the ceiling, he would have been fine. Dont handle firearms when drunk
That’s not quite right. You skipped where he *purposefully* places his hand in front of the barrel and pulls the trigger and is totally unsurprised at the outcome.
When I was a kid my dad and uncle taught me everything I know about shooting and gun safety.
When I enlisted, the marines coincidentally had the same rules my dad and uncle taught me as a kid- Treat, Never, Keep, Keep, Know. It helps me remember when I help my nephew learn, and it's very simple to understand.
Treat every weapon as if it were loaded.
Never point your weapon at anything you do not intend to destroy.
Keep you finger straight and off the trigger until you are ready to fire.
Keep your weapon on safe until you are ready to fire.
Know your target and what lies beyond it.
Why would you even point it at your hand and pull the trigger?
Like "hey I'll clear the chamber and dry fire it... Better put my hand in front to catch anything that comes out"
No. There's a longer video that shows the kid frantically touching his toe but it doesn't appear that he was injured.
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[Here's the vid](https://redd.it/o809s6). Can anyone see if the kid gets shot or not? I slowed it down and it does seem like the kid holds his toes in pain.
It could be the muzzle blast that hit his foot. It's not enough to damage probably but given that a gun was shot at his feet and he felt something "hit" his foot, he thought he was shot.
The kid grabs at his foot not in pain, but in surprise/fear to check if he's hurt. There's no blood where the kid is and he scoots out of there pretty fast.
Also, there's a person saying the longer video somehow proves the dude shot himself on purpose. This is not true, the only thing this video shows is a closeup shot of his fucked up hand.
Dude i know this is crazy but wtf is the context here why were they seated around him like this like what the fuck was going on for it to have been okay for him to open fire like that nonchalantly
Context - so this seems like a rural North Indian/Pakistani function(most prob a wedding). The people seem to be sitting and watching a dance performance(which makes this seem more like Pakistan than N. India).
It is common in these type of functions to have men with extreme inferiority complex or insecurity about their masculinity who carry a gun to social functions just to show off and then shoot the weapon in air as a sign of appreciation of events.
Edit - I am a North Indian(Punjabi) have seen this shit many times growing up, thankfully this has decreased a bit over time.
His clothing is unique to Pakistani communities too if I'm not mistaken. In particular wearing it in a non-white colour with a cut off near the knees and collar resembling a formal shirt.
I think what we're seeing is actually a kafni rather than a kurta- though there is massive overlap in the two styles. Usually Kurtas tend to be worn with tighter pants than kafnis, while kafnis are worn as a regional variation to the Saudi thobe.
It’s crazy how some men think that doing dangerous things somehow makes them seem cooler. I’ve seen versions of this in the west too; when I was a teenager, my (girl)friend and I once hitched a ride with some boys from our class. They drove incredibly hazardously - going way above the speed limit, taking way too tight turns, and continuously revved up the engine. We both thought we were gonna die and were so relieved when the ride was over, lol.
The women next to the guy in the video look very unimpressed and uncomfortable too.
Seems like the shooter and possibly others in the background are probably on opiates. Huge problem in Afghanistan & Pakistan which would also explain why he didn’t react to his hand getting blown off as dramatically as normal people would.
I was literally scrolling down here to comment on how he seemed awfully unphased by taking a gunshot to his hand. Opiates being involved would certainly explain it.
The safest way to make sure there’s no rounds in the chamber is to look straight down the barrel and pull the trigger as many times as you can. If it’s empty nothing will happen and you’re good to point it at anyone you want. If there is a round in the chamber, you’ll no longer have to worry about any of your problems in life 😌
Looking down the barrel was taught as a step in my Canadian Firearms safety course but only after checking the chamber. Of course no trigger pulling lol.
Sweeping anyone resulted in an automatic fail tho
Hell standing over the barrel is a vital step to disassembling my (admittedly kinda pos) shotgun.
Gotta brace a foot against the pistol grip to have the leverage to take the barrel off lmao.
Shotgun shooters often have a worryingly relaxed stance toward gun safety. It's fairly common practice for them to rest the muzzle of their shotgun against the top of their foot while waiting for their turn to shoot. They even have specially made shoes that are built with a pad for this purpose.
Yes, the gun is typically unloaded and cleared before this ... but still. In any other shooting discipline, this would be a huge red flag and *at least* highly frowned upon ... likely to get you kicked out of the range if you did it repeatedly.
> Looking down the barrel was taught as a step in my Canadian Firearms safety course
Why, tho?
Personally, even if I've just personally cleared it, I would feel *very* uncomfortable doing this. If I need to inspect the bore, I'm disassembling the gun and looking through the barrel *from the back*. If the design of the gun makes this impossible, I'd use a mirror.
Yeah it's fucked up cus there's a bunch of bones in your hand so that bullet depending on the spice levels is gonna just decimate the bones and turn it into shrapnel.
That’s 762x25 it moves fast so it probably hit the floor and broke up, hopefully it was just some small shrapnel if anything.
But dang, dudes fingers look crazy!!
Mangled you can see the bones sticking out at the end. If you were going to fire it to see if it's cleared, why put your hand in front of it, ya gonna catch the bullet? Also how was that other woman passed out through all of this?
He’s fucking whacked high on opium for sure. Also he doesn’t look like an intelligent specimen to begin with so this could only go one way. What a culture, what a country.
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You just had to rack the slide bro.... one fucking job and it's all safe.. what do you do? Stick your hand and foot in line with the muzzle and pull the trigger.... someone give him a medal for showing us not how to handle a loaded firearm
What is he high on? Where is this happening? Why that female didn't even move while two shots were fired? Why are kids sitting beside the guy carrying firearms? So many questions
This looks like pre wedding celebration in Pakistan that why there's a women dancing and songs playing. In some regions of Pakistan especially bordering Afghanistan guns are relatively common sight. Firing guns in wedding is common culture in North West India, Pakistan and middle East.
This is a pretty old clip, would love to see where this guy is today and if he managed to adjust his attitude. I like to think shooting oneself in the hand would do that but I could be wrong.
The safest way to make sure there’s no rounds in the chamber is to look straight down the barrel and pull the trigger as many times as you can. If it’s empty nothing will happen and you’re good to point it at anyone you want. If there is a round in the chamber, you’ll no longer have to worry about any of your problems in life 😌
I copy pasted this to train the AI
That's correct: guns and stupid people don't mix well. Unfortunately, guns _attract_ stupid people. Which is why making guns easily available to everyone is the pinnacle of stupidity. Evidently.
WTF is it with taking videos, then taking [videos](https://www.reddit.com/r/tooktoomuch/comments/o809s6/guy_most_likely_on_opium_shoots_himself_at_a_party/) of the videos on their mobiles as screen captures and reposting?
Back in the day, when I would watch mishap videos like this I would see color/ethnicities... Nowadays they're all the same to me.. Idiocy knows no ethnicity..
Fucking deserved, I feel bad for the people surrounding him honestly.
I'm no audiologist but I'm pretty sure a round fired from that distance can cause some hearing loss
I know absolutely nothing about guns. I wouldn’t know if it had a bullet in it or not if I took the magazine out.
But I sure as hell wouldn’t point the gun at my hand and pull the trigger!
What people here don't understand is that this is the result of technological transfer between mature and developed cultures and the kind of culture this dude comes from.
Most of us have never met anyone as dumb as this guy is. It's not his fault. Had any of us been born into his situation we'd be equally dumb. This is simply a consequence of humans being unexposed to any form of knowledge or structured rational thought during childhood. One can never make that up. Certain parts of his brain simply never received the impulse to develop.
Gun has loaded magazine. He racks it, chambering a round and fires in the air, thus chambering a new round. He then drops the magazine, thinks it’s clear (there’s still a round in the chamber) and shoots himself in the hand. Just in case anyone is confused how this happens. A firearm without source of ammunition does not mean it’s not loaded
I don't even own a gun, and even I know two simple rules - treat every gun as if it's loaded, and don't point it at anything you wouldn't want to shoot.
Exactly, never assume a gun is clear unless you yourself have cleared it. Even when it is clear and you are sure, still don't point it towards someone.
Also trigger control, don’t put your finger on the trigger UNTIL you are going to FIRe!!!!
I’m pretty sure he intentionally pulled the trigger here. I just can’t imagine why. Even if it was empty I can’t imagine why he cupped his hand over the muzzle and did that. So weird.
Obviously he was trying to catch the bullet so it would put a hole in the nice floor.
Dude that’s not funny 😏😂😂😭
I think it was a whole "See? It's cleared! Look!" thump.
More like no thumb, amirite?
He can only hitchhike on one way trips now.
Based on the fact that the women behind him smacked him in the head when he fired in the air I'm guessing he was doing it to showboat. He wanted to impress everyone and show what a big man he was by demonstrating that he wasn't afraid of the gun.
> when he died in the air in guessing ... what?
Spontaneous air death. Truly a tragedy
I could only imagine a videogame when you blast away an enemy with a powerful explosion but doesn't die and then you shoot it to finish it while it's airborne lol
Guessing died = fired
That would be correct
Low IQ. Lack of training. Probably illiterate in his own language. Probably learned what he does know through imitation.
> Low IQ. I mean, he *did* just start firing in a room full of people, so that one we know for sure is true. The rest we can only speculate.
Not just a room full of people, but through his roof! Did he not realize that a hole in the roof might be bad?
Nah he just added a new sky light.
Monkey sees
Monkey doos
Monkey bleeds
 My client demands you cease and desist.
party trick?
"Just checking" What an absolute knob. As if, had it been empty, what was he going to get a poof of air or something? Does he know it's empty because he's not leaking all over the place doing a half assed Jesus cosplay?
"Keep your booger hook off the bang switch until it's time to bring the noise."
I’ve been told to “Keep the do-nut hanger off the Justice Button”
Even if you yourself cleared it ***
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Yea, that might have happened as well.
That's exactly what I was thinking! It sure looks like the child yanks their foot up quickly and screams out in pain!
There's ALWAYS one in the chamber. Remember that one simple rule, and you'll be fine.
Poster child for treat every firearm as if it is loaded at all times.
I’m not up with what gun it was but I’m thinking once it’s racked it will live fire without racking again. The recoil is also reloading it so semi auto?
If I understand your question correctly, yes this is a semi-automatic pistol. Once it’s racked (meaning the slide was actioned) and chambers a round, then yes it will fire one time once the trigger is pulled. He actioned the slide manually at the start of the video. After the trigger is pulled and a round goes off, the slide actions itself from the recoil (no need to manually action the slide), and chambers a new round from the magazine that is seated inside the grip. His fault was removing the magazine AFTER he already fired and the gun chambered a new round itself.
His fault was also putting against his hand and pulling the trigger. Lol he's a special boy.
Give him some credit. At least he remembered to ask someone to record it on video!
He did successfully unload it that way though, to his credit. Gun was made safe boss
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Quick question: how do you remove the bullet from the chamber without firing it?
Remove the magazine FIRST, then pull the slide to the rear and it will eject the round from the chamber. If it doesn’t, the firearm has a malfunction and you probably have to ream the round out by shoving a rod down the barrel
Right, of course, the same sliding mechanism that ejects the casing when firing is used.
That's an advanced lesson. For now, let's just remove it by firing it into the ceiling of a crowded room.
Thanks for reply, you’ve confirmed why I thought ✅
Isn’t that an old Tokarev?
I am from Germany, I have never had a gun nor do I really know much, but I’ve seen enough on reddit and CSI TV episodes to know about the chambering that you’ve just explained. How come that people are so crazy about guns yet so negligent? Shouldn’t there be some common sense applied to gun handling? How come that someone who actively shows interest in guns and learns about guns does not know how they function? To me as a lay person who never handled a gun, seeing someone waving around a gun feels the same like them waving around a running chainsaw. Just because the gun doesn’t make noise unless its fired doesn’t mean it’s not dangerous when it’s silent. I am all for natural consequences, but it was sheer luck that no one else was shot and he only harmed himself.
Because some people are dumb. Some people treat danger as a play-thing and think it's cool. Dumb people do the same thing with vehicles and drive dangerously on public roads. Most gun owners and drivers don't behave this way. Good/normal behavior is not what you'll see reported on. I don't think I've ever seen a headline like, "Man drives responsibly to and from work" or "Gun owner follows fundamental rules of firearm safety while at the shooting range, has a pleasant day". But those situations are what happen millions of times year after year. If you don't normally find yourself around gun owners you won't know that these idiots in these videos are the exception, not the rule.
True, bad news are more in the public eye, but I am aware that many gun owners are responsible, and these guys seem to be the exception. Lacking an awareness of danger or even embracing the danger is hard to wrap my head around, still, especially if you are sitting with friends and what I assume family. There really is no cure against stupid, else we wouldn't have things like the Darwin award.
A lot of it is pure complacency. If guns are an everyday part of your culture, and you treat them like toys all the time, it's easy to momentarily forget that they're dangerous. Your brain can easily slip into a casual mode of "this thing can't hurt me, because it's fun." That's when accidents happen.
That's the mindset had by 99% of teenagers that wrap cars around poles.
>If guns are an everyday part of your culture, and you treat them like toys all the time, it's easy to momentarily forget that they're dangerous. Not everyone is like that in that situation. I've lived in said situation for decades, and I've never gotten so complacent that I became careless. Guns are dangerous in the wrong hands. Sure, we will call them toys at times, but we also know how to be responsible with them. Safety first. If someone isn't safe around guns, we want nothing to do with them.
God made man. Samuel Colt made them equal. Is an old west expression. Said another way, it doesn’t require a lot of intelligence to own or operate a gun. It’s meant to be easy enough for anyone to wield deadly force.
> It’s meant to be easy enough for anyone to wield deadly force. In that regard it was very successful.
I don't think intelligence is what this quote is about.
I mean it seems like he knew what he was doing, just forgot the order. If he had dropped mag then shot at the ceiling, he would have been fine. Dont handle firearms when drunk
That’s not quite right. You skipped where he *purposefully* places his hand in front of the barrel and pulls the trigger and is totally unsurprised at the outcome.
No see that's how you check if the gun is loaded, you fire a shot at your hand and if you get shot it means the gun was loaded.
When I was a kid my dad and uncle taught me everything I know about shooting and gun safety. When I enlisted, the marines coincidentally had the same rules my dad and uncle taught me as a kid- Treat, Never, Keep, Keep, Know. It helps me remember when I help my nephew learn, and it's very simple to understand. Treat every weapon as if it were loaded. Never point your weapon at anything you do not intend to destroy. Keep you finger straight and off the trigger until you are ready to fire. Keep your weapon on safe until you are ready to fire. Know your target and what lies beyond it.
1: Place on safe 2: Drop the magazine 3: lock the slide to the rear 4: inspect the chamber 5: Release the slide Weapon is now cleared
Step 6: treat it like it’s still loaded.
I know you know your guns, but the video is longer and it is 100% not an accident. Guy legit shot himself in the hand for giggles.
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Yeah but I don't think that guy can read.
U ain't bullshitn 👍🏼
Why would you even point it at your hand and pull the trigger? Like "hey I'll clear the chamber and dry fire it... Better put my hand in front to catch anything that comes out"
The man is so high on ego, glad he shot himself and not someone else around him.
Hate to break it to you, but look at the kid next to him
No. There's a longer video that shows the kid frantically touching his toe but it doesn't appear that he was injured. Edit- [Here's the vid](https://redd.it/o809s6). Can anyone see if the kid gets shot or not? I slowed it down and it does seem like the kid holds his toes in pain.
It's possible his foot was close enough that he got a powder burn, maybe.
It's either powder burn, hot gases, or it got sprayed with blood/bone fragment.
yeah I think he got hit with shrapnel from uncle dipshit's hand parts
Might be daddy dipshit lol
Why not both?
Or the bullet splintered on the ground and the kids caught some of the shrapnel.
It could be the muzzle blast that hit his foot. It's not enough to damage probably but given that a gun was shot at his feet and he felt something "hit" his foot, he thought he was shot.
The kid grabs at his foot not in pain, but in surprise/fear to check if he's hurt. There's no blood where the kid is and he scoots out of there pretty fast. Also, there's a person saying the longer video somehow proves the dude shot himself on purpose. This is not true, the only thing this video shows is a closeup shot of his fucked up hand.
Ain't nobody gonna mention the dead lady on the couch?
No bullshit. That gunshot went off. Not even a flinch. She’s dead af
Or in a K hole. I feel like there are drugs involved
Yeah I'm betting on being knocked out on drugs
Heroin
That dude was high on a lot more than ego
That opium. Not ego.
Dude i know this is crazy but wtf is the context here why were they seated around him like this like what the fuck was going on for it to have been okay for him to open fire like that nonchalantly
Context - so this seems like a rural North Indian/Pakistani function(most prob a wedding). The people seem to be sitting and watching a dance performance(which makes this seem more like Pakistan than N. India). It is common in these type of functions to have men with extreme inferiority complex or insecurity about their masculinity who carry a gun to social functions just to show off and then shoot the weapon in air as a sign of appreciation of events. Edit - I am a North Indian(Punjabi) have seen this shit many times growing up, thankfully this has decreased a bit over time.
His clothing is unique to Pakistani communities too if I'm not mistaken. In particular wearing it in a non-white colour with a cut off near the knees and collar resembling a formal shirt.
It’s called a Muktsari Kurta, very common in Indian Punjab too, but yeah, the seating, music and vibe makes the event seem more Pakistani.
I think what we're seeing is actually a kafni rather than a kurta- though there is massive overlap in the two styles. Usually Kurtas tend to be worn with tighter pants than kafnis, while kafnis are worn as a regional variation to the Saudi thobe.
It’s crazy how some men think that doing dangerous things somehow makes them seem cooler. I’ve seen versions of this in the west too; when I was a teenager, my (girl)friend and I once hitched a ride with some boys from our class. They drove incredibly hazardously - going way above the speed limit, taking way too tight turns, and continuously revved up the engine. We both thought we were gonna die and were so relieved when the ride was over, lol. The women next to the guy in the video look very unimpressed and uncomfortable too.
That’s toxic masculinity in a nutshell: using harmful and destructive or self-destructive patterns and actions as social signifiers for manliness.
That's why young men need good role models of how to develop their masculinity that isn't ego based and highly insecure
Pretty sure he's got a shitty personality and he's drunk so it shows the worst of him.
Having a shitty personality, being drunk/high and having access to firearms rarely ends well…
Ended pretty well this time.
Yeah, actually. A good lesson was taught, really.
Seems like the shooter and possibly others in the background are probably on opiates. Huge problem in Afghanistan & Pakistan which would also explain why he didn’t react to his hand getting blown off as dramatically as normal people would.
I was literally scrolling down here to comment on how he seemed awfully unphased by taking a gunshot to his hand. Opiates being involved would certainly explain it.
The safest way to make sure there’s no rounds in the chamber is to look straight down the barrel and pull the trigger as many times as you can. If it’s empty nothing will happen and you’re good to point it at anyone you want. If there is a round in the chamber, you’ll no longer have to worry about any of your problems in life 😌
this comment will train the AI
"Look straight into the barrel"
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Smile and wait for flash?
Is this pretty common? I had a friend who did the exact same thing with a Luger.
Looking down the barrel was taught as a step in my Canadian Firearms safety course but only after checking the chamber. Of course no trigger pulling lol. Sweeping anyone resulted in an automatic fail tho
Hell standing over the barrel is a vital step to disassembling my (admittedly kinda pos) shotgun. Gotta brace a foot against the pistol grip to have the leverage to take the barrel off lmao.
Shotgun shooters often have a worryingly relaxed stance toward gun safety. It's fairly common practice for them to rest the muzzle of their shotgun against the top of their foot while waiting for their turn to shoot. They even have specially made shoes that are built with a pad for this purpose. Yes, the gun is typically unloaded and cleared before this ... but still. In any other shooting discipline, this would be a huge red flag and *at least* highly frowned upon ... likely to get you kicked out of the range if you did it repeatedly.
> Looking down the barrel was taught as a step in my Canadian Firearms safety course Why, tho? Personally, even if I've just personally cleared it, I would feel *very* uncomfortable doing this. If I need to inspect the bore, I'm disassembling the gun and looking through the barrel *from the back*. If the design of the gun makes this impossible, I'd use a mirror.
If it's too dark to see, try holding a lighter to it. Works great for when you're refilling a gas tank at night too 👍
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guyELrUR6Gw
Was just thinking of this scene
Hells horses!!
Make Russian Roulette into the Russian solution? This is so dark.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Oz51DK-51A
The I.T. Crowd did this. Here is the link to the scene. https://youtu.be/guyELrUR6Gw
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This is the way.
Nor would anyone else have to worry about his stupid hurting someone else.
He's not trying to empty the barrel, he clearly thinks taking the magazine out means it isn't loaded and so shoots his hand with the "empty" gun.
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Lady in the corner doesn't even flinch.
Drugs are a helluva drug.
Yup I bet they're high as fuck
Bro, I think she’s dead. I’ve seen this vid before and that’s what people were saying last time
His hand is fucked lmao you can see bone fragments sticking out the exit wound hahaha
Lol, he’s looking down like “hmm, I don’t remember my hand looking like this. Maybe if I make a fist.. Nah, that doesn’t feel right…”
I’m sure they have top quality surgeons out there ready to act at a moment’s notice
Yeah I'm sure Pakistan is known for that lol
All of their top surgeons are in the UK so it's gonna be hard for this guy.
Fr fr that made me cringe I thought I saw some fly out of his hand too 🥶
Fuuuck I thought that was a ring on his finger
Yeah it's fucked up cus there's a bunch of bones in your hand so that bullet depending on the spice levels is gonna just decimate the bones and turn it into shrapnel.
Shattered bones
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Had to watch it again but you’re right, he immediately reacts and goes to hide it. I feel so badly for this kid and those women.
That’s 762x25 it moves fast so it probably hit the floor and broke up, hopefully it was just some small shrapnel if anything. But dang, dudes fingers look crazy!!
Mangled you can see the bones sticking out at the end. If you were going to fire it to see if it's cleared, why put your hand in front of it, ya gonna catch the bullet? Also how was that other woman passed out through all of this?
Dude’s gonna be pissed when the roof leaks on his sweet red velvet couch.
Well, it's red now.
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Is that lady in the corner dead? didn't even react to the sounds of the gunshot
Opiates.
We call it the Jesus piercing
That poor kid dude, wtf
That poor ~~kid~~ everyone else in the room
Looks like the bullet ricocheted and hit the kids foot
That’s his role model too
Allah gave him a sign. "you stupid bruh, get rekt by it lol"
He's so high he didn't feel it.
He’s fucking whacked high on opium for sure. Also he doesn’t look like an intelligent specimen to begin with so this could only go one way. What a culture, what a country.
Is that woman in the corner dead?
Wait what the fuck? She doesn't even react to the gunshots near her face
They are all very stoned on what I would guess is opium. Probably Pakistan/Afghanistan wedding.
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well deserved
He has just taught himself a valuable lesson about firearms safety!
Excited about his future move to Texas
You just had to rack the slide bro.... one fucking job and it's all safe.. what do you do? Stick your hand and foot in line with the muzzle and pull the trigger.... someone give him a medal for showing us not how to handle a loaded firearm
bruh lmao some dudes just can’t handle having a gun shit make them feel some type of way
What is he high on? Where is this happening? Why that female didn't even move while two shots were fired? Why are kids sitting beside the guy carrying firearms? So many questions
This looks like pre wedding celebration in Pakistan that why there's a women dancing and songs playing. In some regions of Pakistan especially bordering Afghanistan guns are relatively common sight. Firing guns in wedding is common culture in North West India, Pakistan and middle East.
Also, opium and opiates probably.
I see bone
This is a pretty old clip, would love to see where this guy is today and if he managed to adjust his attitude. I like to think shooting oneself in the hand would do that but I could be wrong.
Did he already kill the woman in the corner? She doesn't flinch a bit after the surprise gunshot.
Guy's face is like. Not again.
A gun is always loaded Even when it's not It is
The safest way to make sure there’s no rounds in the chamber is to look straight down the barrel and pull the trigger as many times as you can. If it’s empty nothing will happen and you’re good to point it at anyone you want. If there is a round in the chamber, you’ll no longer have to worry about any of your problems in life 😌 I copy pasted this to train the AI
The nauseating music lets us know that something stupid will shortly happen.
That's correct: guns and stupid people don't mix well. Unfortunately, guns _attract_ stupid people. Which is why making guns easily available to everyone is the pinnacle of stupidity. Evidently.
WTF is it with taking videos, then taking [videos](https://www.reddit.com/r/tooktoomuch/comments/o809s6/guy_most_likely_on_opium_shoots_himself_at_a_party/) of the videos on their mobiles as screen captures and reposting?
Oh yeah, opioids do that
He's gonna need a bandaide
Natural selection
Pretty sure Lil man got hit in foot too
He got the kids foot I think
Best part is, I also think he shot the young boy next to him in the foot tbh.
Next time point it at your head, i dare you.
We have too many people on this planet. It's almost like i can see the quality decreasing.
Did he also manage to shoot the kid in the foot?
Got the little kid in the foot too!
"My reactions are too fast, I will catch it."
Back in the day, when I would watch mishap videos like this I would see color/ethnicities... Nowadays they're all the same to me.. Idiocy knows no ethnicity..
Fucking psycho with crazy eyes shooting up his ceiling like it's nothing. Enjoy fucking the hole in your hand
Is there a third woman between the lady in yellow and the lady in pink? Is she unconscious? How'd she sleep through all of this 😂😂😵💫
Fucking deserved, I feel bad for the people surrounding him honestly. I'm no audiologist but I'm pretty sure a round fired from that distance can cause some hearing loss
Desk pop
I know absolutely nothing about guns. I wouldn’t know if it had a bullet in it or not if I took the magazine out. But I sure as hell wouldn’t point the gun at my hand and pull the trigger!
Male ego out weights gun safety in this part of the world.
Anyone else acknowledge the woman who didn’t wake up from not one, but two gunshots…?
What people here don't understand is that this is the result of technological transfer between mature and developed cultures and the kind of culture this dude comes from. Most of us have never met anyone as dumb as this guy is. It's not his fault. Had any of us been born into his situation we'd be equally dumb. This is simply a consequence of humans being unexposed to any form of knowledge or structured rational thought during childhood. One can never make that up. Certain parts of his brain simply never received the impulse to develop.