The Funny Picture/Video Thread, 15th Edition: Be more like Coleman.

[Squid556]

To be fair, it’s not really clearly marked where the weapon light zone is on that XD.

Coming this fall ……” Accessory Zone “

 

[Route 45]

 

[2A_Tom]

I deem this Denny permissible. As many of don’t use Facebook etc. and wouldn’t have exposure.


Pics to keep it a pic thread.
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Kind of makes sense a guy who is attracted to the grip zone would do this.

Still can’t believe Springfield thought it was a good idea.

There is a reason many don't faceplate.

Ples stop the NSFF content

No
Safe
For
Family

 

[JCSR]

 

[JCSR]

 

[JCSR]

There is a reason many don't faceplate.

Ples stop the NSFF content

No
Safe
For
Family

Thank you for your service........... NOT!

 

[actaeon277]

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Been there
Done that

 

[printcraft]

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I need one of those for my Heidelberg Windmill press...
Lots of moving parts, huge flywheel, none are guarded.
(Hint: if you lean your hand over the top "guard" the gripper arms will smack your fingers... yes it's painful.)

 

[Wolfhound]

 

[indiucky]

In my case, delayed reaction and a mistimed throw meant for the vehicle actually being pursued. I didn't see it as I was focused on the fleeing vehicle, he didn't get it out of the way in time, and took out both my passenger side tires.

translation: I was trying to find Sabotage on my car chase playlist and took my eyes off the road for just a second.....

 

[TheGrumpyGuy]

I need one of those for my Heidelberg Windmill press...
Lots of moving parts, huge flywheel, none are guarded.
(Hint: if you lean your hand over the top "guard" the gripper arms will smack your fingers... yes it's painful.)

People back in those days weren't ****ing stupid either

 

[TheGrumpyGuy]

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If I didn't know better and was simply judging by that picture, I'd say it predates the invention of electricity as well

 

[BeDome]

If I didn't know better and was simply judging by that picture, I'd say it predates the invention of electricity as well

Invention?
But, yeah. Not long after tying a rock onto a stick to make the rock work better.

I think I could sell those stickers, though!

 

[tomcat13]

 

[Quiet Observer]

If I didn't know better and was simply judging by that picture, I'd say it predates the invention of electricity as well

Does flipping the toggle switch mechanically drop a pellet in a cup which starts the hamster running on the mini treadmill which in turn spins the brush?

 

[actaeon277]

People back in those days weren't ****ing stupid either

Well.... there were. I just think the percentage was less.

Or.. if the percentage was the same, but the population was smaller, so there were less of them.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

People back in those days weren't ****ing stupid either

Stupid or not, missing digits and hands weren't exactly uncommon among the old farmers of my grandfather's generation and it was a rare one who didn't have *some* scars from machinery or tools.

 

[Alamo]

 

[patience0830]

Stupid or not, missing digits and hands weren't exactly uncommon among the old farmers of my grandfather's generation and it was a rare one who didn't have *some* scars from machinery or tools.

He'll, when I was a kid, Rex Kritzer was a Conservation Officer missing a hand from a combine accident . And word was, you didn't want him to need to grab you with that prosthetic appendage he had. Lotta leverage applied in small square inches.

 

[actaeon277]

Stupid or not, missing digits and hands weren't exactly uncommon among the old farmers of my grandfather's generation and it was a rare one who didn't have *some* scars from machinery or tools.

When I first started at the mill, I noticed a bunch of missing digits.
So, I started keeping track.. for shts and giggles.

Maintenance Guys were at 1 in 10 missing something.
Could be just the end of a finger, after the joint.
An entire finger.
Toes
Part of a foot.