Turkey joins tactical training

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Puzzleheaded_Fix3135@reddit

Could you imagine being in a fire fight you know the shot is coming from that direction, then you hear a gobble and just see the turkey not the guy. Then you get hit, hear another gobble and you see the turkey run across to a new position, gobble, boom, your buddy goes down taking fire from the turkey’s position, you shoot your last shots, then you hear the gobble gobble right outside your cover.

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Then_North_6347@reddit

Someone put some hearing protection on that Birdy lol

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jaunesolo81829@reddit

You know I wonder if some birds don’t already have some built in. Have you heard how loud some scream?

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strictlyforrpg66@reddit

Don't know about turkeys specifically but at least song birds actually do in a way! Because bird songs and calls are so loud they can damage their hearing (even worse when you look at how tiny their skulls are), their hair cells regenerate to combat and recover from hearing loss.

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JacqueTeruhl@reddit

I’m sure his ears will stop ringing when he sits down for dinner.

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FEBRUARYFOU4TH@reddit

I would’ve appreciated if they used suppressors for the training.

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Suck_The_Future@reddit

I would appreciate it if I could legally own suppressors in my state.

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Drunken_Hamster@reddit

I'd appreciate it if they weren't NFA items at all and didn't cost an arm and a fuckin leg due to being as such.

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annonimity2@reddit

I can't say I've ever heard of ear pro for a turkey. I've seen it for dogs though.

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Immediate_Mud6547@reddit

Assault turkey?

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DraconisMarch@reddit

That's a female turkey, no?

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NJCZSIGSHOTGUNLOVER@reddit

Somebody get that Turkey some Nod’s!!!

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SakanaToDoubutsu@reddit

No one is going to mention how insanely dangerous it is to reholster a hot gun on the clock like that?

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sequesteredhoneyfall@reddit

If you're flagging yourself while holstering, you're doing it wrong. If you're not training to reholster for DGU's, you're doing it wrong. If you're not able to practice the basics of proper reholstering, you're doing it wrong.

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