Videos tagged with Human Factors

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast, GMP #222, discusses a peculiar incident where an Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office deputy and sergeant fired on their patrol car, apparently startled by an acorn. While the internet has mocked the event, the podcast aims to explore the underlying human factors contributing to such occurrences, with American COP Editor Erick Gelhaus providing an explanation. The episode also features a sponsorship from 4Patriots, promoting their solar generator preparedness products.

This video debunks common myths surrounding long-range shooting, particularly the "sniper fantasy." It defines "long range" as 500 yards and beyond and addresses misconceptions about the ease of making such shots, hitting moving targets, the impact of expensive gear, and the perceived commonality of long-range shots in military and LE contexts. The discussion also explores the realities of military sniping, the burden of life-taking, and WROL concerns. Realistic applications for long-range rifles like competition, hunting, and recreational shooting are highlighted as more practical pursuits.