Having learned to dive late in life I made up for it in my first year by clocking up 120+ open water dives in places from the UK to Australia. I went from a non diver to a technical deco diver in 9 months and loved every second of it. Since having kids not been able to travel as much so spend my time watching videos and reminiscing, hope you enjoy my site as much as I have making it.
The tank test was legit, but "Mythbusters already did that…. as for the rest, I have one question…. were your regularly vaccinated as a child, or given mercury to play with ?
Mr. Chickenstrips I stumbled across something the other day….Serbu RN 50BMG. I think it may be something to ad to the arsenal, 1000 bucks for 50 cal rifle. It is however break action breach loader, but who can afford to bump fire that dude.
Are you sure thats a Springfield? If so it may have been modified. Typically on the 1903 the rear sight was just forward of the bold. On the eddy stones and enfields the sights were behind the bolt.
Being a diver I would just caution about a full tank… you break the connection on top it won't explode it will just turn into a missile that will launch a mile and half its not joke. That's why they won't fill tanks that aren't tested. When diving you're not even supposed to leave the tanks standing unattended because if it falls.. there goes the boat or the wall of a building.
Hydrostatic testing on that tank would have ran ya $60. I work in fire protection. I see it daily for extinguishers and suppression tanks. You could have sold it for more then the hydro test.
The reason the 1903 Springfield reminds you of a WWII sniper rifle is because it is. If you want to be technical the 1903A4 was the sniper rifle and the earlier versions were standard infantry rifles. Forgotten Weapons did a couple videos about WWI and WWII sniper rifles if you want to get really really in depth.
James – please watch 22plinksters vid when he shoots the three smaller 3000 psi air tanks. It should give you an idea of the force you're dealing with and how far the small tanks can travel once pierced. Looking forward to the next "tank shoot"… be careful and Chicken onward.
Destroyed a perfectly good scuba tank for 22,000 views lol ahahahaha
The tank test was legit, but "Mythbusters already did that…. as for the rest, I have one question…. were your regularly vaccinated as a child, or given mercury to play with ?
I enjoyed your program I like to see you use that Nagant Russian carbine next time. thanks again and God bless!
You might want to Get that checked out that could be a world war relic
That rifle is 114 years old if it is stamped 1903
Dude, you only get two eyes. For the love of all that is good and holy use eye pro.
Hey guns and chicken strips I've been watching your videos for a while and I just noticed you have no eyebrows
He guns and chicken strips I think you should get a 50BMG for your videos
mix aluminum and iron oxide plus.. shhhh and shoot it
what types of 308 rifles were u using
if you said "smile you son of a bitch" then shot the tank, it would have exploded
Might want to get a blast shield like the Mythbusters had.
The 1903's sling is backwards
Pre-Bucket List Gun . Enfield and an M1 Garand are on my wish list . History Baby History.
Mr. Chickenstrips I stumbled across something the other day….Serbu RN 50BMG. I think it may be something to ad to the arsenal, 1000 bucks for 50 cal rifle. It is however break action breach loader, but who can afford to bump fire that dude.
Are you sure thats a Springfield? If so it may have been modified. Typically on the 1903 the rear sight was just forward of the bold. On the eddy stones and enfields the sights were behind the bolt.
I just got my first shotgun and now I'm on my way to get me some chicken strips. It's been a good day.
kinda wondering where are your eyebrows
The gun is 114 years old
Being a diver I would just caution about a full tank… you break the connection on top it won't explode it will just turn into a missile that will launch a mile and half its not joke. That's why they won't fill tanks that aren't tested. When diving you're not even supposed to leave the tanks standing unattended because if it falls.. there goes the boat or the wall of a building.
Just be careful with the full tank it could come at you bro!!… Love a good shooting day.
you should find some fire extinguishers and shot at those
Love the videos man!!! Keep up the awesome work
keep it up UP JEmmyyy
Hydrostatic testing on that tank would have ran ya $60. I work in fire protection. I see it daily for extinguishers and suppression tanks. You could have sold it for more then the hydro test.
9:30 LMFAO
Buy a riding lawnmower and shoot it
should be interesting when you hit a tank with 3000 psi in it
The reason the 1903 Springfield reminds you of a WWII sniper rifle is because it is. If you want to be technical the 1903A4 was the sniper rifle and the earlier versions were standard infantry rifles. Forgotten Weapons did a couple videos about WWI and WWII sniper rifles if you want to get really really in depth.
Nice video bud!
You make awesome videos
I heard that there's a hand held flame thrower out there that could be cool.
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James
– please watch 22plinksters vid when he shoots the three smaller 3000 psi air tanks. It should give you an idea of the force you're dealing with and how far the small tanks can travel once pierced. Looking forward to the next "tank shoot"… be careful and Chicken onward.
It's 114 yr old