First impressions are not always accurate.

[YoteHuntr]

Speaking of accurate, check out this ad from eHeadlines.com

http://eheadlines.com/awesome-ad-man-goes-to-shooting-range-appears-just-a-novice-but-video/

The moral of the story? Practice, Practice, Practice.


It's actually an ad for eye drops but it has a larger message.

[JonasM]

[JustaShooter]

Eye care promotion, but actor not wearing eye protection...

[Brian D.]

Eye care promotion, but actor not wearing eye protection...

Yeah, first thing I noticed in the video, and am never able to resist commenting about that.

[djmac1964]

7.5 years in the Army, April 84-Oct 91, and not one time were we required to wear eye protection at the range. We always had ear plugs, but never eye protection. I don't think we wore it a the grenade range, the M203 range, the M60 or the 50 cal machine gun ranges either. Can't remember wearing it on the demolition range either, but I could be wrong on that on. I think about the only time I ever put on safety glasses was if I were crawling around under a piece of heavy equipment doing maintenance, and that was just to keep the dirt out of my eyes.

[carmen fovozzo]

60 to 64 and never wore ear or eye protection....though I wish I would of used ear plugs....dam hearing aid sucks..

[schmieg]

7.5 years in the Army, April 84-Oct 91, and not one time were we required to wear eye protection at the range. We always had ear plugs, but never eye protection. I don't think we wore it a the grenade range, the M203 range, the M60 or the 50 cal machine gun ranges either. Can't remember wearing it on the demolition range either, but I could be wrong on that on. I think about the only time I ever put on safety glasses was if I were crawling around under a piece of heavy equipment doing maintenance, and that was just to keep the dirt out of my eyes.

We didn't even wear ear plugs in Viet Nam, though we did on the range in that era.

[MorrisWilliams]

great video!