2/20/2007
LCD Monitor vs Gun
When your computer's flat screen monitor breaks what should you do? You could attempt to replace the bad screen yourself... or grab the nearest BB gun and shoot it. Repeatedly.Someone posted this video on Break.com of a LCD monitor being shot with a Tokyo Marui Desert Eagle BB gun. This guy didn't even bother to take the LCD monitor outside before shooting it. Either he has faith in his aiming, or he has little regard for his drywall.
Maybe the next time you buy a flat screen monitor you might want to look up its "Gunfire Resistance" rating.
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wow awesome looks like a biological cell being taken over by a virus or something, A nice 21st century update to the old throwoing a rock through a CRT, which is still very fun.
Awesome!!
Awesome!!
My friend accidentally shot his monitor a few years ago with his airsoft gun. Him and this other guy were wrestling for control of the gun when someones finger accidentally hit the trigger. He got it replaced for free so it is all good.
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