Swedish hunter uses shotgun to blast open a beer (VIDEO)
A Swedish hunter used his shotgun to shoot open a bottle of beer.
While this may be a nifty party trick, it’s one that holds some pretty serious consequences if it’s screwed up. This video also drips with egregious gun safety issues.
- Drinking while operating a firearm.
- Holding your fingers near the business end of a loaded shotgun, then firing it.
- Posting the video online so the entire world can see your “achievement.”
I’m pretty sure Carslberg doesn’t endorse this free advertisement, as it’s just a plain, old-fashioned, terrible idea.
Another issue: He spilled his beer.
Terrible idea.
Still a terrible idea.
[ LiveLeak ]
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