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[@alex-c6694]

@Westin Tanner q1q

[@Krombop.M]

Most municipalities have rules about uncontrolled fire, or shooting over other people's property/over roads/over bodies of water.

[@stevenarmstrong5364]

Ngl I read the title as "Celebrity shooting" and finished the video before realizing I read it wrong

[@ajax54]

Same here bro

[@chaoticnipples]

Thought I was the only “special” one here lol

[@Fluffymonkeynips]

Bro same😂

[@Killian.Devine]

Ya know, that happens a lot with pka

[@YourLocalBurritoDealer]

Got to the 7 min mark before realising...

[@dgcostarica1]

Duuude, Miculek hit a balloon with an upside down 9mm revolver at 1000 yards.

[@PKAClips]

He’s so talented haha

[@Tunkkis]

Miculek needs no auto-sears.

[@dgcostarica1]

@@Tunkkis he is the auto sear.

[@Tunkkis]

@@dgcostarica1 I hear his both index fingers are on the NFA registry.

[@austinshields2341]

I’ve wondered forever what happened to that bofors 40mm bullet that Kyle pretended hit the target 😂

[@Alderak1]

I was convinced he was firing blanks or something because the angle of that last shot seemed suspect. Guess it was an actual mistake.

[@doubleutubefan5]

somewhere out there in the southern USA there's a 40mm shell pile drived into the woods

[@Bishidonscare]

It's still traveling

[@bennyhath1789]

That jarheard scene where they all shoot in the air is one of the best scenes ever

[@LuminaryCursorem]

Mythbusters did an episode on bullets shot straight up. It can break skin but not kill you but, bullets shot at an angle are still deadly.

[@trae3290]

Yes . If straight up , the bullet reaches 0mph then has to accelerate back down due to gravity but won’t travel nearly as fast as it did leaving the barrel, max at its terminal velocity. Now if at any angle it will still carry it’s horizontal speed plus gravity.

[@mrbreck1]

I was going to comment on that mythbusters episode but you beat me to it. It was a good episode and i learned a lot from it.

[@2DNoodles]

@@trae3290 its the tumble effect thats important.. a bullet traveling at terminal velocity will tumble, therefore making it non leathal. a bullet fired from a gun will be rifled and spin, and therefor it decelerates slower. solong as its traveling faster than terminal velocity it will remain lethal but as soon as it decelerates enough to start tumlbing, regardless of the angle, it becomes none lethal. :)

[@syzyphyz]

yeah the problem is people basically never shoot straight up

[@MrMalformedllama]

so boy scouts should be firing guns into the air instead of arrows for their chicken games?

[@edward3320]

Those videos of people at weedings shooting full auto and recoiling into crowds are sickeninf

[@alastor8091]

I'm glad that there are fewer of those people left in the world.

[@Xxmeca421xX]

It's amazing how dumb people are with guns. My cousins friend just bought a pistol and goes to his car to show me and points the damn thing at his chin without noticing. I gave him shit so he felt stupid but jeeze. How do you not realize you just pointed a gun at yourself.

[@defectiverfanatic]

@@Xxmeca421xX KZbin won't let me post the link but when you have the time, look up firearms & firepower- Fun with guns in '85 (posted by major samm). (Or if you want the full "documentary", look up deadly weapons firearms & firepower posted by A J, pretty sure he uploaded it)

[@defectiverfanatic]

@@aniquinstark4347 hopefully KZbin didn't delete my earlier comment, but you should also look up those videos. Two bros just hanging out, shooting each other and themselves for fun.

[@Tunkkis]

@@defectiverfanatic Oh, the one with the two guys, ballistic vests, and a FAL?

[@liftedlegend710]

Here in Columbus ohio on new year's if you are not under a roof by 12 you might get shot from falling bullets because it sounds like Baghdad you can hear automatic gun fire sometimes

[@DonMarkaveli95]

*bagpipes from bagdad starts*

[@StayMadNobodycares]

I went to a mental hospital in my early 20's and there was this ashy skinned guy of African decent with shaft side burns named Taft He would check himself into a mental hospital around the 4th of July every year because he had PTSD from being shot somehow by people celebrating or something. While there he would save all his psych meds and hide them under his tongue so he could take them all at once. The dude was hysterical they would have to force him to go to bed and because of that give him even more sleep meds, He'd say I'm fightin' it, I'm fightin' it "the effects of the sleep pills" all while talking about the illuminati. I''ll never forget you Taft.

[@angelgutter8249]

My wife’s niece had a 9mm round come through the ceiling of her 1 story ranch last New Year’s Eve. It was found in her daughters room on the floor like it was placed there. It passed through the shingle, I sheet of 5/8 osb, and 1 layer of sheet rock.

[@ronaldofinkmullen356]

It’s shocking how much even a 22. Can penetrate when it comes to average building materials. I’ve seen the cheapest 22 ammo go through several layers of drywall and a standard width privacy fence

[@dj_vanx]

@@ronaldofinkmullen356 american cardboard housing lol

[@StayMadNobodycares]

with a house that flimsy I would be more worried about hail.

[@syzyphyz]

@@StayMadNobodycares hail is only terminal velocity, ballistic velocity of a .22 fired at the right angle is much higher

[@stephaniecoomey2356]

@@dj_vanx 100% haha American houses are paper bags

[@ryanlavallie4065]

Who else try’s to mimick woodies “and we’re live” at the start of every clip

[@ElijahGohan]

Now I do...

[@Tarumarugan]

Never really paid attention to it, now I doubt I’ll be able to unhear it

[@ryanlavallie4065]

@@Tarumarugan sorta like the “bear necessities” song from the jungle book lol

[@Tarumarugan]

@@ryanlavallie4065 now that shites stuck in my head too 😓 fuckk

[@TheModifiedLife]

Yes

[@ValiantFox]

Taylor is like the little brother who just repeats things you say in an attempt to be cool amongst your peers.

[@zapthefirst3423]

Sheeeeiiiitttt whenever I get drunk I love picking up my guns and disassembling and cleaning

[@Th3J1z]

According to google it says a 9mm at a 45 degree angle will go 2300m so just under a mile and a half. But it doesn’t say what they’re referencing for the bullet or powder charge (like +p) so could be much more

[@SeanTHATGUY]

Barrel length also factors in because a longer barrel gives the round more time to accelerate

[@michaelzorrot5]

That would be with a +p round. If the object was 224gr with a ballistic good coefficient of .156 at 1300fps it would go about 2,000 yards. In perfect conditions I could see 2300m but that would have to be with a long barrel and the hottest highest ballistic coefficient 9mm.

[@TheFenrirulfr]

As others have said, there are so many factors other than caliber and angle of the barrel.

[@Th3J1z]

I agree with all of you I was assuming the google search would have been referencing a standard 4-5in barrel handgun with standard ball rounds. I didn’t really look into it more and I didn’t feel like doing the physics to calculate everything lmao. Weight and shape would probably matter the most though because as long as it reaches terminal velocity it wouldn’t matter how much higher the bullet goes. What matters is how fast gravity can make the bullet fall before wind resistance overcomes its acceleration.

[@MrAntidodo]

Ther is a formula to calculate the ballistic range of a projectile that ignores air resistance. If using a speed of about 350 m/s and an angle of 45°, the maximum range would be ~12.5 km or 7,7ml; of course, the actual range would be significantly lower, but it would depend on the aerodynamics of the projectile.

[@syzyphyz]

There is no single formula, there are many formulas, because it all depends on weight, speed, aerodynamics, trajectory, etc

[@nomienos1841]

well, in case anyone cared, the world record shot with a 9mm is 1750 yards on a dinner plate so 4 miles inaccurately seems fair

[@JohnBoyGamer1]

Part of firearms safety is to know your target as well as what is beyond it. Please don't shoot into the air folks, what goes up must come down.

[@pccalcio]

Kyle come on, you think like that about adultery only because you don't have kids yet, then a stable family is the main factor of a successful life for the kid , and that pinky swear becomes very important.

[@turd__ferguson]

Woody went to a black barbershop once and couldn’t help himself but to bring it up 17 times in a 10 minute video

[@mithril8880]

Saw WRAL, cue Leonardo Decaprio pointing meme “I know that!”

[@AholicKnight]

_Flashbacks to the jarhead scene where everyone is shooting in the air_

[@aayushsapra3982]

Celebratory Shooting in the Air is very common here in India, in fact we only shoot guns, mostly shotguns and handguns in the air on weddings festivals other occasions, people don't go to ranges

[@Looler21]

the voice crack at 8:30 is killing me

[@jesseBennett-u6o]

Listening to kyle try to explain physics was physically painful.

[@dissimulii]

9:50 my mom gave my buddy in high school this old truck that was buried in the bush on our property. 2 days later him and a couple other friends show up at school late looking like they just got the shit beat out of 'em. they all got scratches and bruises, clothes are muddy/dirty/ripped, one buddy is missing a tooth and has a fat split lip, another is limping, etc. they were doing some drinkin' and off roadin' down the clearings for the power lines in the old truck and they flipped it. missing tooth buddy busted himself in the face with the whisky bottle when they flipped. buddy says the reason they probably didn't die was because my mom let them keep the boat rack that was on the truck and they were too lazy to take it off, it saved the cab from getting crushed.

[@TW-lg8du]

Kyle mentioned dove hunting, it reminded me of dove hunting as a kid. Shooting guns into the air, in a field not that far from houses and roads. It was completely normal tho nobody even blinked an eye at it

[@rogerrogers8834]

Terminal velocity: just don’t shoot it at a 1-75° angle

[@andrewyoder7160]

There was an instance in Ohio where a muzzle loader hunter cleared his gun into the air to then clean it. The bullet ended up hitting a lady driving in a buggy and killed her.

[@joebarra1010]

I didn’t recognize the guest till the last 2 minutes. Used to watch him when I was a teen. That’s funny.

[@ultiopersimulta1441]

8:09 HE DID THE THING

[@vape42]

Also totaly agree with Kyle as long as you're not in a relationship. You never made any promise; you're not breaking anything. 100% on the person who's cheating.

[@fatninjagameplays]

Their is a story this kind of stuff from the swedish army, in the early 90s a recruit accidentally killed a man with a machine gun (7.62) duriung a hip fire drill. When he shot he lost controll and shot above the target and bullet flew 4-5 km and headshot a guy on the highway who had his window rolled down. It was determined that if he would have had his window rolled up he proboly would have survived. Its one of those 1 in 10 milion stories

[@BAGELMENSK]

Objects will fall to the same altitude at the same velocity they were launched. The velocity along either side of the apex is the same at every mirrored point, barring wind resistance or other factors.

[@rouge5140]

That "barring wind resistance" is the most important part of this statement. Terminal velocity is when air resistance is higher than gravitational pull, guns shoot faster than that so if they slow down below that speed before the apex, which they usually do, they're limited to terminal velocity which is relatively low.

[@demturkeys1811]

Kyle: You should take it as a complement, she's hot as hell.

[@soupxv213]

Just drank 4 beers boutta go drive my standard love you Kyle

[@hoppylockhart1968]

Mythbusters tested this, bullets fired directly up is not lethal, firing with a high arch is totally lethal.

[@JustSomeGoy]

New Years, my family has always shot into the ground.

[@rouge5140]

good. Blanks are good too.

[@Firetech914]

9mm theoretically max distance is like a mile and a half

[@جابرالسهرودي]

This video crushed my cynicism about the value of the kinetics course I took a year ago

[@Trapset_Agent]

I LOVE celebratory firing

[@XCHADHIGGINSX]

There is just something about the "and we're live" thing that drives me insane. The way it's said makes me sick.

[@avatar94100]

4:47 laughs in metric system 🤣

[@wombocombo8126]

I hit a duck roughly 150-200 yards with a BB gun while it was swimming the dopest shit I’ve ever done it was one of the one pump ones so it wasn’t OP

[@Alexafm416]

I used to get bored and shoot a stop sign about 200 yards from my house with a pellet gun

[@DonziGT230]

Shooting a gun in a city for celebration is not legal no matter what you're shooting it at; straight up, into the ground, even into a bullet trap, it's illegal.

[@ArcChain]

Didn't know mr tumnus did podcasts these days

[@Cassey_White]

It's a bit more than 45° if you take air into the calculation.

[@AtotehZ]

A 44 Magnum has a max range of 2500 yards. A 9mm a bit less than that. According to the sources I looked at they're lethal till around 1800-1900 yards.

[@syzyphyz]

That's accuracy range, but when you fire at strange angles it can still just so happen to kill someone pretty far out, it's a fluke but it happens more often that you might think that people get struck by stray bullets fired "up"

[@yellowsnow024]

I've gotten through DUI check points drunk AF.

[@Milesofgaming]

According to vCalc.com, a 45acp round, which based off a google search goes 255m/s, fired at 45 degrees, can go up to 7250yds, at sea level.

[@Axis.Mundis.]

Gravity & space😂😂😂

[@tonymironov9012]

Seriously it’s fine, it’s tradition to unload an AK into the air in Dagestan and they’re okay They do this at weddings

[@markolukic6376]

Did you see albanian and kosovar weddings. That shit is crazy

[@tonymironov9012]

@@markolukic6376 Yup lol I wonder how many people get randomly pelted on the head with falling bullets

[@chall6761]

74-year-old Paulette Thorpe killed by July 4 celebratory....

[@camerondawes1898]

I was there when this happened it was pretty scary actually

[@PKAClips]

Small world

[@HalIOfFamer]

Actually 45 degree would be right on the moon. Because we have atmosphere it is far more efficient to shoot from 30 to 40 degrees depending on the balistic coefficient. Bullets that handle air resistance better, like 6.5 creed or .338 can be fired closer to 45 and bullets like the 7. 62x39 or 9x19 have to be fired flater as they loose thier energy way quicker.

[@vape42]

If you absolutly must shoot a gun in the air a shotgun with bird shot will probably be harmless. Also judging from the injuries it seems like it hit her from a very steep angle which would mean it prob was within a few blocks although a bullet shot up wards can def go much further. Mythbusters did a good episode on shooting bullets up in the air.

[@bradleyjenkins8715]

9mm can travel roughly 1800 meters so just over 1 mile. Not sure on .45 but for context an ar 15 with 5.56 can go around 3600 meters.

[@brodieclamp5090]

So the soloution is to just fire into the ground? As a non gun owner due to being in the UK it seems that most could either buy blanks or fire into the ground.

[@INFINITE_STRENGTH]

A gun doesn't shoot straight however. At least, a rifle doesn't. It shoots at a certain angle even if it you aim it straight at your target. The barrel is slightly canted upward.

[@MyResponseWouldBe]

Everything that goes up must come down

[@JALA578]

It says a 9mm will start to fall at 2500 yards 1.4 miles.

[@SuperSayinSolidSnek]

If you shoot the gun perfectly straight up the bullet will lose its ballistic trajectory and fall back on its side while tumbling, which will limit its terminal velocity to less than lethal speeds. The true danger is firing at less than 90 degrees which could allow the bullet to maintain its ballistic trajectory and allow it to fall back to earth at potentially faster than the bullets tip down terminal velocity. In this situation the bullet will maintain enough velocity to kill someone if they were hit in the head. There are confirmed cases of bullets being fired in the air, maintaining their ballistic trajectory, falling back to earth, and then killing someone. Long story short, if you want to see someone shoot straight in the air, watch the mythbusters episode, don't take the chance that you kill someone a couple miles down the road because you wanted to shoot your gun in the air.

[@Xxmeca421xX]

Kyle giving horrible advice in this video. I don't know anywhere it's legal to fire guns within city limits either. Shoot at the ground or a target.

[@rednecksniper4715]

Jerry Miculak has a video of him hitting a man size steel plate at 1000 yards standing with a 500 magnum UPSIDE DOWN using his pinky to fire

[@gello8518]

In Indianapolis on nye we don't do fireworks gunshots rock the earth like a metaor shower and wed just sit and listen. Ive since moved away (I got shot) and was surprised to find that most of the country does fireworks...

[@rouge5140]

the (I got shot) made me burst out laughing.

[@Anonymous8317]

One block?😂😂😂

[@I_am_BiG_Al]

Well at least woodys doesn't have to worry about kyle smashing his wife

[@rebellorebellion]

My brother's friend called my brother from the police station apparently his girlfriend had been hit by a bullet shot in the air but she thought he had shot her and he was being held by police for attempted murder ultimately they discovered it was fired from the other side of the city

[@mikehimes7944]

Did he break up with her?

[@sallycakesmix-musicplaylis2013]

i fucking love taylor

[@joshlanter0928]

Jerry Miculek shot a Ballon at 1000 yards with 9mm

[@jaxturner7288]

He shot a what?

[@Shredwizard445]

@@jaxturner7288 a balloon 🎈

[@HarrisonCountyStudio]

😝

[@LucidPurge]

I think boogie missed this one

[@skinisdelicious3365]

Was good to hear fps russias voice again :)

[@slaymyface1357]

I can answer this with a video, on active self protection youtube channel. Just a dude walking up to a buddies car, and all th sudden he goes limp and collapsed, turns out their was some celebration gunfire and it just so happen to be his unlucky and and it came down and hit him on the off button

[@SachoManMandyRavage]

4:48 American moment

[@gravyd316]

Depends on where you live.

[@royjaber571]

Have u been to Lebanon?? Just watch some videos about it

[@dynamicpaintball]

If I got yeet'ed out of existence while sitting in my bedroom by a random 40mm round fired by FPS Russia a little too high I'd be content with that. Better than dying of cancer or some shit imo

[@jackapgar5824]

the bullet will fall the sane speed as dropping it, without factoring in air resistance

[@Bauks]

I googled it. A 9mm-caliber Luger Parabellum round fired from a handgun travels at about 370m/s. To optimize its range, it would be fired at an angle of 45° and should cover about 2,300 meters. Or about 1.5 miles. What I am unclear on is it says. "before falling" Does that mean at 2300 meters it's at its maximum height? ie. its apoapsis. And falls another portion of that 2300 meters before it hits the dirt? Or if they mean it hits the dirt at 2300 meters? Maybe someone else could clarify. Heart Me please Senpai!

[@chacedelaney7282]

And kyle said a .22 can travel 6 miles SMFH. The packaging says 1 mile or .5 mile

[@Bauks]

@@chacedelaney7282 To be fair. I'd be hard-pressed to just know the numbers off the top of my head after going to prison and losing my ability to vote or shoot. LOL Also, a bullet fired straight up is more unlikely to hit you than fuck you up if it does. That doesn't mean it won't fuck something up. Be safe out there.

[@rm9308]

@@Bauks This. I don't know how someone like Kyle with tons of experience around ballistics would agree to toss a 9mm hunk of metal 100mph at a person. It's going to fucking hurt.

[@soiralknarf]

You should absolutely go to jail for a long time if you fire your gun into the air, you only fire your gun at targets you intend to hit. An exception might be if your shooting clays using birdshot, then it's okay but only because you're shooting at a target and not indiscriminately into the air where your ammunition could hit innocent bystanders.

[@axleblevins3571]

Don't be a pussy! First and only rule of gun safety is to have fun.

[@Tunkkis]

Look at that, right as Kyle was telling his 40mm story a Forgotten Weapons video on the Bofors M1 40mm gets recommend to me. Ain't that serendipitous?

[@rouge5140]

Them big works make me confused

[@michaelzorrot5]

With a +p 124gr 9mm traveling at 1,250fps with a ballistic coefficient of .156 it would go about 1.25-1.5 miles at a 45 degree angle in perfect conditions. It’s not going 5 miles. Lol

[@imperialbricks1977]

It's especially dangerous if you live in the Middle East.

[@mattymcmattamus]

45° from what Kyle? The flat earth?

[@johndoe-fq7ez]

Taylor was funny in this clip

[@FumblsTheSniper]

As someone with two OWI convictions (within the same week) I can confirm it is a crime of pathetic losers.

[@stephaniecoomey2356]

At least you can admit it

[@SparkyMTB]

I thought the Mythbusters proved that a bullet dropped from a good hight & hitting terminal velocity can & will do damage to a human & if hit in the head would kill the person. I’m sure they did this test with a dead pig & also ballistic gel

[@chacedelaney7282]

It can definitely kill you if you're shooting anything more than birdshot

[@avatar94100]

jup, they confirmed it many years ago.

[@SparkyMTB]

@@avatar94100 actually I’m wrong, apparently they proved it won’t kill you. Although I think they should have still tried it from a tall building & caught it on something (cardboard boxes can fill a wide area & show imprint) here’s the link to the video episode kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4fNlZJ8ndeinqc

[@avatar94100]

@@SparkyMTB No, I did not mean this myth, there was another one where they actually tested if Bullets shot in the air could kill someone, at the end there was no debate that it would be still deadly because it is literally impossible to shoot straight up and even if you did it could it severely hurt someone. I'm sure though what caliber they were testing.

[@RaptorTroll360]

Just use blanks, no alcohol though.

[@jaydenhelwig2858]

You just load the shells with birdshot cause it’s not gonna do much

[@icey984]

What was the scene with Brad Pitt in Mexico... and a curse gun..... yelll that scene

[@lazor222]

Yes we have an acorn here in Raleigh yes it is cheesy as fuck. Was not expecting to hear this story when I clicked on the video, I remember this LOL, all my gunfire that night was down range though....

[@MotionBound]

What platform do they use ? How do I watch them ???

[@Xxmeca421xX]

It says painkiller already dot net on the top of the screen. I'd start there.

[@funigui]

oh - or a shotgun. Shotguns are basicallt designed to be fired in the sky

[@mikemal4398]

Did anyone not read the title as celebrity?

[@davidaix5771]

Guys midbusters did this Yeah like Kyle said straight off is your safest bet but even straight up and you know mythbusters did it out in the desert shoot and straight up it really doesn't have enough power to kill you but but like Kyle said depending on what kind of bullet it is and the weight of it even straight up it's not gonna land right down on your property it might land 3 houses down because wind can take it and other factors as well and could tumble as it comes down But yes straight up

[@MrDjcamo29]

Educate yourself the air resistance off the side of a building would slow the bullet down to the point where it would not hurt somebody MythBusters tested this with a penny

[@theolddg5475]

jackson c. frank

[@supersam3628]

What Kyle is referring to is the acceleration due to the earth's gravity, which is 10m/s^2 (9.8 if you want to be specific). The formula you can use is F=MA. So if the bullet was 14.06g, then it will have roughly 1.406N of force when dropped from a building. (F = 0.01406kg * 10m/s^2). That's not taking account distanced dropped, or air resistance, but you can get the picture.

[@johnnymeringues987]

Shuuuut up

[@inconspicuoususer6908]

Episode 420

[@Tclans]

Wrong question dude, it should be how many yards is a meter. 😄

[@nonamebob8437]

The .22 can go farther because it’s a lighter round. Heavier rounds will drop sooner. It’s best to watch some physics videos before delving into this subject.

[@chacedelaney7282]

A .22 can go .5 -1 mile... At maximum distance 1.5

[@ChucksSEADnDEAD]

It's not about mass but velocity. All objects are under the same gravitational force so the further you can go in the same time the better.

[@I_am_BiG_Al]

I thought you meant celebrities being shot

[@lucasc5622]

Unfortunately not