Ya think it kicks?!?!!?

Same video was posted and link removed a couple of days ago.

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=142055

 

Just a little bit. I think i need one of those now.

It just might put a small hole in something.

 

WOW

 

That gun was dropped more times than a french WWII rifle.

Repost but it's a classic.

 

yeah.... i'd be one of the guys that went flying across the room, seeing how i only weigh 155lbs or so. lol. that would probably be a death sentence for my shoulder. lol

 

i wonder what happens to the receiver of that bullet..because ''for every action there is and equal and opposite reaction''

 

Yikes... 175-190 grains of powder and a heavier projectile than a BMG?! A good muzzle brake, a hydraulic stock and a limb saver recoil pad would do wonders...

 

what's the controversy surrounding the video?

if it was the same one I saw, a dude shoots a rifle.

 

It's not always the video itself,.......sometimes it's the OTHER content on the hosting site.

 

Cant people decide for themselves what to watch on the "other" sites?

 

no, despite the fact that most diesel truck owners are well over 21yrs old, the average age on this board is closer to 9yrs old, so the moderators are just trying to protect its members from their own curiosity

 

It's not so much the other choices of videos availabe for perusing, but the language or content that is right there staring you in the face when you click on the link.

If the linked page is clean, by all means, link away, but if that linked page isn't family friendly, don't, simple as that.

We don't want junior or juniorette looking over daddys shoulder when he clicks on that link to have to ask questions like, "daddy, what's that word mean?", or "daddy, that girl has no shirt on, why?"


phox

 

Last time I checked, there were still no chains on the exit door.........
If you're not happy hanging out with us "9 Year Olds".......

If you stay, you post by the rules everyone agreed to abide by.
It doesn't get much simpler than that.

 

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