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  • Priceless! Perfect!!!

  • I get it now, the bullet DID hit her house.

    The soldiers threw them pointy end first of course, it's the only logical explanation!

  • What type of rifle is that?

  • 1st AD 1/52 Infantry 66-68, in dasic we were always told it ROUNDS no bullets and a WEAPON not a gun.

    Many pushups for disregarding the order.

  • @TR5T They like to keep it simple for the infantry, since an explanation of cartridge case, primer, propellant (not "gunpowder") and projectile is a bit too complicated for them.

    "Weapon" is likewise generic, and depends on your branch of service. In the Navy, guns are artillery. In the AF, anything that fires a projectile through a barrel, from a GUU5P (M4 equivalent, "G" for "Gun") to the 105mm on the AC130 is a gun.

    A "weapon" can mean anything from a M9 pistol to a W54 nuclear device.

  • what is that? what the FUCK is that? lol

  • You think the news is terrible with firearms? Watch ANY report on ANYTHING related to videogames if you haven't already. Caution: It could make any intelligent person cry. (If you feel REALLY masochistic, watch them talk about airsoft guns too!)

    The news doesn't inform anymore, it entertains. They could be given all the information they need, but to appeal to a public that doesn't like to learn anything, they misrepresent their information to make it more entertaining. *sigh* How ignorant, no?

  • Every news media is retarded when it comes to weapons/bullets/anything. I've seen anything from a handgun, a rifle, an SMG, ANYTHING called an "AK47" on the news as if it's the only weapon they know of.

  • i was always mesmorized how people could catch the spent brass ejecting out of the receiver

  • awesome, my hero.

  • i like this video so much.. nice work mate :)

  • wtf

  • haah thats cool to catch the ejected cartridge!

  • I could watch this thing over and over. Sure wish I knew what scope that was.

  • Now he just needs to do a video on the difference between a CLIP and a MAGAZINE for all the ignorant youtubers.

  • are those .338 lapuas?

    because those fuckers are HUGE

  • those look like 30-06's to me

  • @tippymaster14

    if its a military rifle, its 7.62x51mm nato. very very slightly different.

  • @Truenofan

    they look  a lot more elongated than a .308

    like you said, a .308 is 7.62x51,

    and a 30-06 is a 7.62x63

    judging from the size of the box and the round itself, it looks a lot longer than a .308

  • I agree with tippy, 30.06 or something close to that. I sure would hate to shoot laupa's out of something that light. It would be mighty unpleasant.

  • WHAT IS THAT? WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT?

  • "merde" haa tres cool.

  • thats hilarious well done.

    but the thing that lady was holding doesnt the pointy part have to come off of the non pointy part to shooty???

  • Grand video. I give you mad props for it. It was very entertaining. :) Everything should learn about stuff that effects their world... And guns most certainly do... Knowledge is power!

  • You know, all my years in the military, nobody has ever given a shit if you say bullet instead of cartridge.

    Same deal clip and magazine. Nobody cares. Only armchair warriors get anal about it.

  • I am not sure you watched the whole video. The point was not to be an anal armchair warrior. The point was that a woman claimed to be holding a spent cartridge from a US soldier when she was, in fact, holding a bullet.

  • @TheDogness - She was holding two shiny new cartridges, not bullets. If she was holding two bullets, they would've been pretty well destroyed.

  • @AgentFour You are correct. I had it backwards. She was claiming to be holding fired bullets, but was holding unfired cartridges.

  • You are correct, but I think he's trying to also show how the media always gets things wrong and makes things worst than they look. Someone that doesn't know about say...the differences between a bullet and a cartridge, could/would believe that the whole cartridge IS the bullet. When in fact the bullet which is relatively small is just the projectile on the front.

    Thank being said...thanks for your service.

  • Regardless of what folks think about nomenclatures the fact that Frogman calls his rifle/gun/weapon/piece/whateve­r a "Boomstick" (also "shooty", "no-pointy-end", etc.) shows that these names used aren't quite as important as AFP revealing their complete ignorance (or apathy) about firearms by reporting this fake "news" and making themselves look completely foolish.

    The interjection of Gunnery Sgt. Hartman between the musical interludes was right on target!

  • I disagree, spend a day at the gunrange and call cartridges bullets, you very quickly get corrected. As far is the military goes, again, I disagree... Nomenclature in the military is very precise. I have NEVER seen a requisition form for "BULLETS".

  • Isn't round also appropriate for cartridge?

  • Well, that's not everyone being anal. It's you being ignorant.

  • @soheifox Everyone prefers if you use proper terminology, it keeps things organized and minimizes the chance for mistakes.

  • @soheifox That's a shame, as there is a DISTINCT difference between bullet and cartridge/round and there is also a very distinct difference between the function of a magazine and the function of a clip...that's not up for debate...

  • @soheifox uh you must have never served in the infantry because over at 101st you say clip for a magazine and your gonna get smoked for a while....

  • @soheifox

    must have been an charforce soldier. because i know my NCO's, senior NCO's, officers and warrant officers made damn sure we used the proper terms when we were in iraq.

  • @soheifox

    only once you know the difference you get annoyed by people doing it wrong. Oh, the price of knowledge

  • @soheifox In all my years in the military, I never met anyone so ignorant they didn't know the difference between a cartridge and a bullet, or a magazine and a clip. That is all.

  • whats the gun in the vid?

  • didn't you watch the video? its the BoomStick

  • i mean boomstick

  • ALLAH LI'ACKBAR!!! LMAO!!!! funny as shit though

  • Those are AK rounds BTW (held by the Iraqi hag) not NATO/US cartridges. So this hag reaches into her personal cache of ammo and claims its from US weapons. And the STUPID press eats it up.

  • The shoulder is too steep to be an AK round. It's definitely 5.56.

    But the mass media are still collectively idiots.

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  • whats the name of the 2nd song?

  • Watch the credits

  • facepalm*

  • its in the credits

  • That's cute ^_^

  • LOL boomstick

  • this goes streight to my favorites. Well made.

  • HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA HILARIOUS!

  • The dissident Frogman forgot to show what the pointy bullet looks like when it is shooty!

  • fuckin' priceless.

  • lolol great video this guy looks cool man!!!

  • Fucking brilliant.

  • wow he was kinda funny :p lol but scary at the same time

  • 5:44 you can see from his eyes he was really pissed lol

  • So...it's legal to own rifle in France?

  • yeah

    pistols too

  • France has nuclear rockets.

  • And french people, too!

  • jesus 3:44 did anyone notice how he catch the spent brass when extracting?

  • lol, holy crap! that was awesome!

  • Yes, that was amazing.

    I was like, "hold up, did he just catch that shit?"

  • it's def edited. actual snipers push the bolt back with their thumb, while reaching their index and middle fingers into the receiver to catch the flying brass

  • If you watch the outtakes at the end, you will see that it is not edited. It simply took him many attempts.

  • damn your rite!

  • Nice boomstick and excellent explanation. At least it's on a level that the average AP staffer can understand.

  • AWESOME

  • Funny and Informative....nice

  • Right ON!

  • i feel like a total dumbass watching this video just by the way the video is laid out

  • nice catch!

  • @SamiulIslaam: Perhaps you should watch the whole video before you open your mouth, boy. It says, quite clearly I might add, that the story is bullshit.

  • I watched the entire thing, thanks.  The posters intent is clear. I can't be blamed for your lack of comprehension.

  • My lack of comprehension? You're the one who doesn't know a parody when he sees it. Its a joke making fun of ignorant media personas. Fail more please.

  • If your explanation is correct, then the description of the video makes no sense:

    "The video is an attempt to educate the media on how to detect a bullshit story." It says..."educate the MEDIA on how to detect a bullshit story." So you're saying this video is informing the media how to detect their own bullshit stories? Then its even more ridiculous.

  • How many times does it have to be said? Its a PARODY! Its not meant to be taken serious. Is it that hard to understand? Stop trying to take anything about it seriously. Man, ask this guy to fail more and he instantly delivers.

  • Repeatedly saying "its a parody" doesn't refute my statements, nor does it explain the video description, nor does it prove a damn thing. Serious or not, it has an obvious message. Most comedy has indirect messages, you FAIL to see that, yet I am failing. Ignoramus at its finest.

  • As stated clearly in the video, the story was written by the AFP. I will let you educate yourself on what that is.

    The idea behind the video was to point out the inaccuracies in the story. If someone from AFP happened to watch it, they might learn that what they were reporting was bullshit. Whether the woman spoke English or not is irrelevant. The story was still bullshit.

  • Parody and satire have often been used in the course of literary and visual media to educate others, especially those that the media parodies or is a satire of.

  • so...Cartridge = Bullet + ?

    Does ? = Casing...or shall we keep calling it no-pointy other end?

    And what about shells?

  • The COMPONENTS of a centerfire cartridge are:

    1) the PROJECTILE, or BULLET.

    2) The PROPELLANT CHARGE, usually SMOKELESS PROPELLANT, also called "smokeless powder".

    3) The PRIMER,

    all contained in

    4) The CARTRIDGE CASE, often called the "shell".

    So "Cartridge" = Bullet, Propellant, Primer, and Case.

  • hahaha boomstick ima start calling my gun that

  • Lol at the end. i forgot what the mistakes are called so i call them MESS UPS THAT ARENT ADDED.

  • Hilarious! It imparts the Dissident Frogman's point quite nicely, to wit, that most Journalists today have no common sense or suitable life experiences to augment and displace the Leftist tripe with which they are brainwashed in the nation's premier Schools of Journalism.

  • slow the sub titles down!!!!! 

    lol

  • I'm so glad you did this. Ignorance offends me.

  • This was great! just prove's how thick people can be

  • what cal.Looks aweful big.

  • Pure comedy gold. this guy should do videos like this for a living.  he's even got blooper outtakes at the end!

  • I liked the second song, it's off Inside Man. But I hated you calling a rifle a boomstick...

  • Though I suppose some of the time they are technically correct with the bullet and cartridge thing. For example, you do fill a magazine with bullets... but the bullets are attached to the cartridges.

  • I call the pointy (well sometimes flat, but the bit that flies out) bit the bullet. The rest I either call the casing, jacket etc. Not called it a cartridge before. I call the entire thing a round.

  • I don't know, I think most people in general would smell bullshit. Maybe she was telling us the type of rounds used.

  • Yeah sure like she'd know that US army uses 5,65 mm cartridge that  was given to her by a pissed drunk marine in exchange for some rough sex ...:P.... NOT

  • HAHAHAHAHAHA! I heard some Full Metal Jacked in there lol!

    PS: The media doesn't care a shit about being correct, it's about what they get better rating and money for, even if it wrong and misleading.

  • che gueverra in a micky mouse hat, nice...

  • The trouble with the media is that you could take hundreds of them, run them through the military's rifle training courses, have a few that would qualify Expert, send than back to their papers-- and they'd STILL screw up the reporting. It's not about lack of firearms knowledge with these people, it's about agenda. And their agenda is you should not have the Right to own and use a gun responsibly. Vote for Freedom come Election Day-- or wish you had...

  • Hmm...no-pointy is already-shooty, eh? I believe 7.62x38R would like to have a word with you... :)

  • Who was that masked man? LOL

  • shooty no shooty Ah! I get it hehehehe

  • F'N gold five stars good sir !

  • lol what are the songs

  • LOL "shows two bullets which she says hit her house". Wow, people are stupid.

  • freakin hilarious

  • A cartridge (also known as a "round") packages the bullet, gunpowder and primer into a single metallic case precisely made to fit the firing chamber of a firearm.

    Straight out the dictionary for ya.

  • humour - 1, fail

  • The correct term is a "round" of ammunition NOT "cartridge. A LIVE "round" of ammunition is comprised of #1.bullet,seated in #2.brass casing (which contains #3.propellant/gunpowder)and last of all #.4primer (ignition source) which is seated in the rear of the brass casing.A SPENT/fired "round" is only the brass casing and used/spent primer. Hey mayby a soldier THREW 2 live rounds at her house which would make her statement accurate.

  • "Cartridge" is a generic term but thanks for your efforts of going into the dictionary to clear up any confusion about the "correct term". And thanks for your flattering comment concerning my intelligence. :-)

  • We're not all brainwashed Ducky. I'm a Marine armorer and a practicing gunsmith and it is most certainly called a cartridge, 71139. Just because a bunch of uninformed uniformed men and women call it a round doesn't make it fact.

  • How presumptuous of you.

  • thank you.

  • AEnemaBay, Calling a "round" of ammo a "cartridge" is the same as calling a rifle a gun. I just bought some INK "cartridges for my printer and hope they're the right calibre. :-)

  • 71139,

    A "round" originally meant "one shot for each man present". If you had 10 men and 200 cartridges, then you had 20 rounds of ammo. The term has since come to be a general term for one shot. The correct term is, however, cartridge. I'm surprised you didn't know that, since you seem to have a pretty good handle on the general principle.

    Also, I accidentally +1'd you. Disregard it, for you were incorrect. :)

  • You must be thinking about "10 men" with 10 black powder muskets with 200 musket balls between them which when divided gives each man 20 balls/"cartridges" or 20 "shots" per man assuming all 10 men shoot at the same rate of fire otherwise the remaining balls must be again divided amongst 10 men assuming none have been "shot" and killed (naturally)in which case you would divide musket shots by remaining (live) men and then you would count the remaining percussion caps/primers and div...........

  • It had nothing to do with rate of fire. It was a quick way of assessing a group's ammo supply. When reporting to superiors, they could express the amount of ammo they still had in "rounds". It was a one-time statement. Of course, if a man died, the figure would change.

    On a side note, I would suspect that the modern expression about a "round of drinks" would come from this, but that's purely speculation on my part.

  • BTW I -ged you but you can disregard it because you were correct (in your math) of course. ;-)

  • great vid, I loled too when I saw that news article.

  • Whats the intro song called? Its so famous, and i love it XD

  • "Baby Elephant Walk", I do believe.

  • thanks lol

  • Super video.I wish everything in life could be explained that easily.

  • I really like it too, the miming is really good, and very comical.

  • lol the dude looks like the Pheonix Terrorist from CSS!! ROFLCOPTER

  • Good job A+ nice catch there with his obvious reference to CSS.

  • that is a scout tactical sniper

  • No its not. Theres a shit ton of differances between that hunting rifle with a 10X scope on it and the Steyr Scout Tactical made in Austria. Please argue with me...

  • Technically, you can't have a Scout sniper, based on Jeff Cooper's specifications. Scout rifles all meet the same requirements, so none are sniper rifles.

  • Great :D

  • Great :D

  • Great :D

  • abc!

    Great video!!!

  • Well done!! What is that Arabic song? The melody and beat actually sounds pretty cool!

  • It's in the credits. Sorry, the name actually escapes me at the moment as well.

  • That my friend is from one of those wonderful Bollywood videos. Search "Chaiyya Chaiyya" by Allah Rakha Rahman, and ye shall find this among many other good songs that I have no idea of what the words mean, but the music is usually easy to listen to, and typically has a nice beat.

  • It's Baby Elephant Walk written by Henry Mancini in the '60s.

  • Yes! Mancini's Baby Elephant Walk is on the video too. Actually, I think, but am not positive, there are three separate musical tracks being used.  I know one of them is "Chaiyya Chaiyya", and another is Mancini's "Baby Elephant walk", and there may be one more, but I'm not sure.

  • GREAT!!

  • Man ! I laughed so much I feel pain !!!

    goood job !!!

  • lol

  • Peut etre que les "coalitions forces raid" on jetés les cartouches contre sa maison .

    Parce que c'est dangeureux quand c'est tiré ce calibre.

    Frogman you are great instructor WHAHAHAHA!!

  • Do you think it could be the model or type of bullet that hit her house,because most houses there are made of brick or some type of Mortar,so the bullets would have been destroyed,do you think she could have just told the model of the type of cartridge,or better yet the Military show the caliber they were using in that area,usually the Coalition forces standardizes the model and type of its cartridges.Good video though.

  • Brick and Mortar won't destroy a bullet in must cases.

    Honestly; give it a rest. An Iraqi woman was a retard, the Coalition wasn't the evil fascist aggressor in this case. Just fucking deal with it.

  • Nicely done man...

  • 1. It's "you're", not your.

    2. I am not the author of this video.

    3. Your (note the proper usage!) statement is incorrect. As noted in the quote from AFP, "An elderly Iraqi woman shows two bullets which she says hit her house following an early coalition forces raid (...)".

  • I always did like lessons that got straight to the point.

  • That was AMAZING!!

  • Freaking hilarious great job

  • Hilarious!!

  • Frogman is on youtube. WOOT! 5 stars, mon ami.

  • This guys very good. Shame on the media 6/6

  • Love it, LOL this is great.

  • lol this is pretty funny

  • STELLAR.

  • Classic:-)

  • I freakin Loved it! ROCK ON!

  • GREAT VIDEO!!!! haha, nothing I like seeing more than a good pwning of the liberal media. Well done.

  • I say, what a fine example of practical joke!

  • Dear froggy, Did'nt some lib post videos of you on YouTube as the Annoying Thing? Some people hate it when you best them,especially when it's with the truth.

  • fuck AFP, those commie bastards

  • In the end credits:

    No AFP <b>stinger</b> was hurt...

    I think you mean stRinger.

  • Most excellent!!!

    Has anyone sent AFP a link?

  • No bias in AFP!!

    Remember kiddies, all our AP/IPSO polls are from the same people.

  • Funniest I have seen on YouTube yet!

  • Awesome ahaha i love it!

  • Superfroggie jumps and crushes the APF!

  • I love how he ejects the spent cartridge and catches it with the same hand :)

  • I love it when the mainstream gets caught with their pants down. Frogman, whoever you are, KEEP IT UP!

  • That was one of the best, and funniest, things I have seen in a long time.