Mario theme performed with trumpet and handgun

[rkt88edmo]

@SemTeK

• He is firing a handgun while holding it in just one hand. Not impossible, but it’s generally advised to hold a handgun with both hands.
  There is no such advisory. Most competent shooters practice with one hand and for bullseye/olympic type of competitions it is preferred and/or required.

• He is distracted by the trumpet he is playing
  Demonstrating skills while under duress makes you better and is a common training technique in many disciplines, including shooting.

This means he doesn’t know where the bullets go exactly. Now, this might have been filmed at some remote area, but seeing as there is a basketball net behind him it seems to not really be that remote. These bullets fly for a fairly long distance to someplace and will remain possibly lethal for that duration. So, yes, this video shows a textbook case of “reckless use of a firearm”.
might!=textbook case. If he knows his backstop is clear there is nothing unsafe about his behavior. He doesn’t need to know the precise location of each shot.

Even if this was filmed at a shooting range and just outside of the camera’s view is some target to catch the bullets (or the gun is firing blanks) and it was just made to look more reckless than it was, it sets an example that people might replicate in less safe situations. Again, this guy claims to be a shooting instructor and as such needs to set an example.
Unless you have some sort of proof positive about his recklessness, I don’t think there is anything here in the video that suggests reckless behavior.

I think it is kind of silly, but I don’t demand serious behavior, just safe behavior.