[Reacts] Who is Brandon Herrera? | Testing the RPG-7 On a Human Body is WILD!!!!

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  @tippyhendrix · 10 months ago · pinned

  Im live on twitch three times  a week Saturday Sunday and Monday at 6pm est im currently on a subathon come say hi I also upload here atleast 3 times a week ❤ please drop a follow it means alot

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  @PaintballingBillygoat · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_EMBWLUvVk&amp;t=504">8:24</a> what you don&apos;t know is Eli, is a purple heart (combat wounded) veteran.

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  @chrismaverick9828 · 10 months ago

  De-Milled is short for &quot;Demilitarized&quot; meaning it has been (relatively) permanently disabled from being fired. A De-milled tank gun, for example, would have it&apos;s block removed/ welded shut and/or barrel filled with concrete to prevent it from firing a shell.

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  @WarmongerSmurf · 10 months ago

  The paper is for the storage. And it’s usually impregnated with oil. Helps prevent rust/corrosion by displacing moisture.

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  @briandaniel6354 · 10 months ago

  It is still crazy to me that this meme lord is running for office in Texas.

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  @fireheart6267 · 10 months ago

  1. This rocket is not explosive, he mentioned it when talking about the setup. It&apos;s pretty much impossible to get actual high explosive rockets as a civilian pretty much everywhere unfortunately. <br>2. &nbsp;It&apos;s not a bullet, it&apos;s also not propelled by gunpowder, it&apos;s propelled using a rocket motor and fuel. That&apos;s actually why it&apos;s called a rpg ( rocket propelled grenade) the rocket motor keeps force propelling the grenade forward in flight. <br>3. Also technically speaking it is not a &quot;gun&quot; it is legally classified as something called a destructive device ( same with things like grenades)

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  @billlovell5185 · 10 months ago

  For reference - Eli Doubletap is one of Brandon&apos;s cohosts on the Unsubscribe podcast and is a Iraq War combat veteran. &nbsp;He was in dozens of firefights during his service.

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  @Jelloshotmod2 · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_EMBWLUvVk&amp;t=853">14:13</a> &quot;that&apos;s one last loose end.&quot;

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  @osrizzo9219 · 10 months ago

  Keep in mine, Black Hawk Down is based on real events, so the guy getting direct shot through a humvee door actually happened. It was, however, before the &apos;up aromored&apos; variant of the humvee was created, so the door was likely cloth or very think sheet metal, so that&apos;s probably why it didn&apos;t go off. The RPG was designed for tanks and armored personnel carriers and stuff.

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  @ignoramus3736 · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_EMBWLUvVk&amp;t=548">9:08</a> The stick behind is the rocket booster and motor. About half of it goes off immediately and rest will continue to propel the rocket during flight.

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  @azurehorizon6097 · 10 months ago

  Notice how no one is standing behind Brandon when he fired the launcher, that&apos;s because of something called backblast, which is when the rocket is fired, the exhaust gases are projected out of the back of the tube, where that cone bit is, backblast can burn, injured and even kill people who stand behind someone who uses a rocket launcher, the sheer pressure and heat from firing the rocket is that great. <br><br>The rockets in this video don&apos;t have any explosive in them, since as Brandon says, unless you&apos;re in a country where women aren&apos;t allowed to show their ankles (AKA the Middle East), you cannot legally have rockets with any high explosive filler in them.

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  @pe8268 · 10 months ago

  I suggest next up looking at the next step in this sort of experiment with Ballistic High Speed doing this same thing with an actual explosive rocket! Plus they also have a pretty wild RPG-related story to check out...

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