He should have used lead balls

[Teddo]

Takes about two minutes, brings back memories of my youth....Teddo....http://www.liveleak.com/ll_embed?f=24113d89dfd8

[MarkP]

WOW!

I was not expecting that.

I bet that did hurt.

[williamwaco]

Yikes!

[fatnhappy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hg8rclu-OQw

[nagantguy]

Lucky it didn't kill him; safe slingshot indeed.

[RED333]

IIRC it is fake wound, just a prank.

[Plate plinker]

Wow the was wicked.

[prsman23]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hg8rclu-OQw

lol. Nope. Ship shape!

[MaryB]

Dang that had to hurt, looked like stitches time too.

[Czech_too]

OUCH!​ That's gotta do more than just hurt.

[MrWolf]

I was wondering what the comments were for as when I click the link with my
Ipad all I see is a picture of a guy holding something [smilie=b:

[Hickok]

IIRC it is fake wound, just a prank. I tend to agree. The camera goes wako and then falls conveniently next this head, notice how slowly his head sinks to the ground, instead of a dead drop and thud, and the woman in the video seems so calm facing this head injury. First she does triage, speaks slowly and with no tension in her voice, then calmly rises and returns with a rag and squats back down.

The man never moves his head away from the camera or puts his hands directly on the wound ( something I do instinctively Maybe it is just me), and lastly the "post mortem" view, propped up beside a shed???? I call BS!


I would have to ask, "You two ain't from around here-a-bouts are ya!";)

[bosterr]

Good thing he wasn't using hollow points!

[Nueces]

He soon published a following video that explains how the wound and film was faked. Was having fun, is all.

[Hickok]

He soon published a following video that explains how the wound and film was faked. Was having fun, is all.Bingo!

[Multigunner]

This guy is a great experimenter of sling shots and rubber powered cross bows and catapults.
His largest toy put cannon balls through a junked car. Pretty cool stuff.

[gwpercle]

I bet they know him by his first name down at the emergency room!

[MtGun44]

If you look closely, there is a linear bump running from the wound down
the side of the head away from the camera. Probably covering a hose to
a pump or syringe with fake blood.

First hint was camera falling conveniently in perfect focus and alignment for
closeup of wound. Seemed impossible, then the bump from the wound
to the hidden side of the head. . . . he had me going for a bit there.

Bill

[SciFiJim]

He is pretty creative. Here is a video of him turning 4 revolvers into a machine gun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCwtLulkJ1Y

[Hickok]

He is pretty creative. Here is a video of him turning 4 revolvers into a machine gun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCwtLulkJ1YI love that accent and the sinister laugh! Jawohl!

[Hickory]

I tend to agree. The camera goes wako and then falls conveniently next this head, notice how slowly his head sinks to the ground, instead of a dead drop and thud, and the woman in the video seems so calm facing this head injury. First she does triage, speaks slowly and with no tension in her voice, then calmly rises and returns with a rag and squats back down.

The man never moves his head away from the camera or puts his hands directly on the wound ( something I do instinctively Maybe it is just me), and lastly the "post mortem" view, propped up beside a shed???? I call BS!


I would have to ask, "You two ain't from around here-a-bouts are ya!";)

You would make the perfect foreman for any company.
If a guy had video proof of getting injured at home, you'd probably fire him.:groner: