YOU SHOULDN'T BE SORRY UNLESS YOUR A HOMOPHOBElettuce wrote:
Hello Sailor!!!!Acreta wrote:
Yeah I Was In The Navy
Yes It Was Just A Coincidence That I Am A Homosexual
sorry couldnt resist........
im homophobic........Acreta wrote:
YOU SHOULDN'T BE SORRY UNLESS YOUR A HOMOPHOBElettuce wrote:
Hello Sailor!!!!Acreta wrote:
Yeah I Was In The Navy
Yes It Was Just A Coincidence That I Am A Homosexual
sorry couldnt resist........
and i found this
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I might buy one and set it off on the table in front of me, then youtube it...
lol, blinds the dudes in the room then blows up again when you run inGawwad wrote:
BTW, atleast the flashbangs our army uses detonate multiple times instead of just once like in games.
When i was in the royal marines they gave me beafstakes every morning and night.
Gawwad wrote:
BTW, atleast the flashbangs our army uses detonate multiple times instead of just once like in games.
You sure that was'nt a thunder flash mate and not a flash bang?lettuce wrote:
got to see them in action a few times in the R.A.F many years ago,a steel helmet was placed over one and when it went off the helmet went about 20 foot in the air,pretty loud.
navy is full of sissies
What the fuck?Acreta wrote:
THAT MADE ME LOL DEEP INSIDE MY THROAT. +1 FOR THAT, MEK-STIZZLEMek-Stizzle wrote:
MI6 taught me that the best way to avoid getting affected by a flashbang is to think about lemons
army guys?
M.O.A.B wrote:
lol, blinds the dudes in the room then blows up again when you run inGawwad wrote:
BTW, atleast the flashbangs our army uses detonate multiple times instead of just once like in games.
actually it could of been,i always thought they were the same thing,it was 20 years ago,lol.The_Guardsman wrote:
You sure that was'nt a thunder flash mate and not a flash bang?lettuce wrote:
got to see them in action a few times in the R.A.F many years ago,a steel helmet was placed over one and when it went off the helmet went about 20 foot in the air,pretty loud.
Acreta,i'm not homophobic,just said sorry in case anyone took offence.
The ones I use with the local SWAT team (I work with the Local PD, and go on training with SWAT) have .357 blanks in them (3-6). The flash isn't the bad part, it's the bang. You lose your balance, and get all disoriented, which lasts for up to about 2 minutes. Your vision is only affected for a few seconds, and for me it was black. But you can't really walk for about a minute. Oh and whatever was in your hands at the time of detonation magically lands across the room.
Yes I have been flash banged.
Yes I have been flash banged.
never used one or trained with them. we never worried about taking them alive.
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I remember a documentary where an SAS bloke was going through all their different gear and so on, he was saying that the flashbang is much like having a jet engine next to your ear when it goes off, sound wise. Was it like that?Major.League.Infidel wrote:
The ones I use with the local SWAT team (I work with the Local PD, and go on training with SWAT) have .357 blanks in them (3-6). The flash isn't the bad part, it's the bang. You lose your balance, and get all disoriented, which lasts for up to about 2 minutes. Your vision is only affected for a few seconds, and for me it was black. But you can't really walk for about a minute. Oh and whatever was in your hands at the time of detonation magically lands across the room.
Yes I have been flash banged.
yeah it was like that when it went off im my mouth when i was in the Nigerian Special ForcesM.O.A.B wrote:
I remember a documentary where an SAS bloke was going through all their different gear and so on, he was saying that the flashbang is much like having a jet engine next to your ear when it goes off, sound wise. Was it like that?Major.League.Infidel wrote:
The ones I use with the local SWAT team (I work with the Local PD, and go on training with SWAT) have .357 blanks in them (3-6). The flash isn't the bad part, it's the bang. You lose your balance, and get all disoriented, which lasts for up to about 2 minutes. Your vision is only affected for a few seconds, and for me it was black. But you can't really walk for about a minute. Oh and whatever was in your hands at the time of detonation magically lands across the room.
Yes I have been flash banged.
"And when you were in the navy the flash bang of course was in your... On second though, let's not go there. Don't want to encourage anyone else to join the Navy now do we? "Acreta wrote:
yeah it was like that when it went off im my mouth when i was in the Nigerian Special Forces
I remembered in the movie Diehard there was a disc shaped flashbang that looked like a hockey puck.
Are those even real?
Are those even real?
They come in all different shapes and sizes... the flashbangs I mean...
I haven't experienced a real flashbang. However, in school, our teacher blew apart a 1L bottle by pouring in liquid nitrogen. We expected the cap to fly off, rather than the whole thing to explode. The bang deafened the entire class for a good 5-10seconds...and it sounded exactly like the Rainbow Six sound effect. "POP"-->(ears ringing).
I think everything that kills your hearing - even temporarily - will sound alike. But do not want to find out! OoRAIMIUS wrote:
I haven't experienced a real flashbang. However, in school, our teacher blew apart a 1L bottle by pouring in liquid nitrogen. We expected the cap to fly off, rather than the whole thing to explode. The bang deafened the entire class for a good 5-10seconds...and it sounded exactly like the Rainbow Six sound effect. "POP"-->(ears ringing).
That ringing sound is the effect of having all the little hairs in your ear (specifically the cochlea) pushed flat, and stuck there by the force of the wave of sound into the water. Because the sensors in the inner part are constantly on, a high-pitched ringing will be heard.Mavik wrote:
I think everything that kills your hearing - even temporarily - will sound alike. But do not want to find out! OoRAIMIUS wrote:
I haven't experienced a real flashbang. However, in school, our teacher blew apart a 1L bottle by pouring in liquid nitrogen. We expected the cap to fly off, rather than the whole thing to explode. The bang deafened the entire class for a good 5-10seconds...and it sounded exactly like the Rainbow Six sound effect. "POP"-->(ears ringing).
In that respect, yes, any sound loud enough to make your ears ring will mean hearing damage, but low, loud, extended noises (as well as high ones) will degrade your hearing just as much.
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