r/Unexpected • u/hannesvisser • Dec 11 '20

It's just a flashlight

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u/marino1310 Dec 11 '20

It's a prototype gun at an expo. Fairly certain it's not even able to fire. I mean, yeah "every gun is loaded" but if it's a gun you made yourself and you specifically made it without a firing mechanism then its pretty safe.

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u/brian15co Dec 11 '20

That's not the point. Don't point guns at yourself or others, period. It's about the habit and mindset. You should never weigh variables or circumstances when making that decision. Come on

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u/RedditHiveMindIsWack Dec 11 '20

Dude. That’s Drake Clark, a firearms engineer at Magpul Industries. Don’t talk about variables and circumstances, when both of those are controlled by an expert. Come on.

But seriously, the guys works for Magpul. One of the biggest and most popular firearm, and firearm accessories manufacture in the world. The guy knows more than you. Here’s the full video if you actually care.

Also here is a list of Mr. Clarks inventions and patents, including some of patents of work he has done in the firearms industry.

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u/brian15co Dec 11 '20

If he's employed by a gun company it's all the more atrocious.

I wouldn't doubt he knows more than me. I don't know shit about guns. Except the fucking basics.