Showing posts with label tannerite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tannerite. Show all posts

Thursday, April 13, 2017

Is it Ethical to Shoot Tannerite Easter Bunnies Around Easter? Sure, Sounds Like Fun!

Nick and I are scheduled to go shooting this Sunday morning, he wants to put some rounds through his newly acquired USP .45 ACP and we have both been itching for any excuse to fire off some rounds at the range. That being said, I came across a Facebook post from Dragonman in which he was promoting his upcoming, annual Easter Bunny Shoot which is a fun shooting event that features tannerite stuffed bunnies, for some slightly deviant reason, it sounds like some good harmless fun, so I brought up the idea to Nick, to which he replied in the affirmative. Now, I just need to hope there are some stuffed bunnies available at the local Walmart or wherever, and the end result is that Nick and I would record it and post it as a video on our YouTube channel.

This is far from an original idea mind you, there are plenty of these kinds of videos on YouTube already...








But for some reason, they haven't had many views (am I the only one doing a search for "tannerite easter bunnies" on YouTube?).

Is it perhaps that some people might feel some sense of guilt when it comes to shooting and blowing up a harmless, stuffed Easter Bunny? I wonder how many, if any, of the so-called "Social Justice Warriors" out there, would have a problem with this past time? Is the Easter Bunny considered off limits for this sort of debauchery?

I don't know the answers to that question. but perhaps along the way of doing it, if it happens on Sunday, I'll be able to find out.

Tuesday, September 27, 2016

New Video - Shooting Tannerite with Friends and Cute Girls!



I had a "blast" shooting some Tannerite with Nick, Dave and the beautiful Brianna and Marina. We shot a number of firearms including a few AR15's, an RPK, Mauser and a few .22's and pistols. But the highlight of the afternoon, of course, was the Tannerite. I got a few slow motion video shots and even some drone video from overhead.

I also shot some 8mm ammo from the 1950's with mixed results. The ammo was difficult to cycle and the primers are completely unreliable, one round failed to fire completely even though the firing pin struck it squarely.

Enjoy the video and leave a comment!