Flying Frogs

13 Responses to Flying Frogs

1. Brown says:

   July 16, 2019 at 05:33

   Clever it may but its noisy so there’s no sneaking around on one and you are very exposed if people are shooting at you.
2. Nemesis says:

   July 16, 2019 at 09:36

   Another Globalist smugfest. Their days are now numbered thank God!

   All that needs to be done with that flying platform – and kudos to the rider who put so much faith in such a machine – is to quiet the thing down into stealth mode and remember to lean into the firing position, just prior to pulling the trigger of that firearm, otherwise……..
   • Darin says:

     July 16, 2019 at 11:51

     I noticed no mag in that rifle either,darn it
     • Pascal says:

       July 16, 2019 at 17:39

       Just how trusting do you believe the stage managers are?
       • Darin says:

         July 16, 2019 at 18:05

         Reminds me of that picture of Saddam in a meeting with his generals. Everybody was wearing holsters,but only Saddam had a pistol.
         • Pascal says:

           July 18, 2019 at 01:42

           You made me laugh by thinking back to this thread when you left the following comment on the other thread.

           Hmmm….I wonder if any of those Marines assigned to the Obama WH were allowed to carry live ammo?

           Oh, and you have email.
           • Darin says:

             July 18, 2019 at 05:55

             You got a reply,and I was wondering if even a Marine would have a hard time maintaining discipline in that scenario
     • Nemesis says:

       July 16, 2019 at 22:24

       Your comment reminds of the time I was the ‘uniform’ who called in the detectives on a crime scene, and that I, as a ‘uniform’, was first on the scene of an armed robbery that had gone bad.

       Any incident above serious assault, and that included murder, required detectives to attend.

       The detective who turned up was also from my station – so I knew him well, but I was not prepared for the surprise that he presented to me.

       For some reason I happened to glance at his side arm that was held in a holster outside of his ‘plain clothes’ and noted that his Glock 9 mm was without its most useful component, the 14 round magazine?

       WTH!

       So, in a quiet moment and away from other eyes, I gave him my spare magazine from my own Glock.

       The lesson learned by both of us – even hardened detectives with nearly 20 years service can make silly mistakes.
   • mawm says:

     July 16, 2019 at 18:14

     I used to fly in a French Alouette chopper with a .50 Browning pointing out the side. It did make the flight track a bit stepwise when fired.
     • Nemesis says:

       July 16, 2019 at 22:31

       Got to shoot off a few rounds of ol’ faithful – the 50 cal – decades ago back in the 1970s. A very authoritative weapon in the right hands.
3. MvL says:

   July 16, 2019 at 12:16

   “and remember to lean into the firing position, just prior to pulling the trigger of that firearm, otherwise……..”

   ………A rapid retreat in the reverse direction will result!
   He is French after all.
   • Nemesis says:

     July 16, 2019 at 22:37

     I forget whose ‘law’ it is, but for every action there is a reaction. I can’t imagine leaning into the firing position would actually assist anyone on that contraption, especially firing on auto, but at least it would give the shooter spinning around in space from having loosed off 20 to 30 rounds, the satisfaction that he at least put the theory to the test?
     • Darin says:

       July 17, 2019 at 00:32

       Looks like he’s shifting body weight to steer,so ya,I don’t think firing a weapon from that rig would end too well.

       Now if it were fully stabilized like a quad-rotor drone is,that would be another story.
       https://youtu.be/fg6_k6nBn70

       I want one