Air Force Just Schooled a Navy SEAL 😂
An Air Force marksman challenges a Navy SEAL to shooting competitions, demonstrating superior hip-fire accuracy and precision with various firearms. The Air Force competitor wins multiple drills while the SEAL struggles to match the performance, culminating in a silenced Sig P365 shot that's too quiet to register.
Summary
In this competitive shooting demonstration, an Air Force marksman engages a Navy SEAL in a series of shooting drills to showcase marksmanship skills. The competition begins with a hip-fire challenge on close targets, where the Air Force competitor achieves a time of 6.34 seconds hitting six targets left to right, while the SEAL's attempt results in 7.95 seconds. The air of competition continues as they move through additional drills with the SEAL attempting to 'redeem himself.' They transition to testing a Sig P365 pistol, described as a gift from Silencer Shop. During this segment, the Air Force marksman fires the suppressed weapon, and the shot is so quiet due to the silencer that the electronic timing system fails to register it, prompting jokes about the gun being 'too good' and the suppressor being too effective.
Key Insights
- The Air Force marksman executed a six-target drill in 6.34 seconds hitting targets left to right, outperforming the Navy SEAL's time of 7.95 seconds
- The Navy SEAL acknowledged falling behind in performance and requested to switch to pistol shooting to attempt redemption
- A Sig P365 pistol equipped with a suppressor was so quiet that the electronic shot detection system failed to register the gunshot
- The Air Force competitor demonstrated proficiency with hip-fire shooting, successfully hitting close targets without aiming down sights
- The silencer effectiveness was so pronounced that participants joked the Sig suppressor quality prevented proper electronic timing measurement
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Transcript
[0:00] Can you do it from the hip and hit like that close as far target? >> let me try. >> You get three shots. It's okay. Air Force will teach YOU TODAY. >> OH. YOU GOT to be kidding me, dude. >> you say? Those six targets left to right, time? 6 3 4, that was a clean run, sir. [0:36] >> 7 9 5 [music] >> Let's get another drill going. >> here we go. >> to redeem myself. You want to roll over to pistol? >> Sig P365, [music] a gift from Silencer Shop. 108 >> Nice. >> Oh, it didn't even pick it up. It was too quiet. >> Oh, what? >> Oh, I guess Sig…
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