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Soldier Makes Dangerous Mistake On The Shooting Range

AustriaPublished September 29, 2026

Views 45.1K  |  Likes 746  |  Comments 16
Views#6,299,911Global
Views#7,019Austria

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This video has 45.1K views and 746 likes, ranking #6,299,911 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

45,185

Likes

746

Comments

16

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Total (all-time): $32 – $90

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

During a shooting training, a soldier fires three shots and his magazine drops to the ground. Thinking his weapon is empty, he pulls the trigger one more time, sending a round straight into the ground. His sergeant saw everything and was not happy about it. #military #shorts #army

Published
September 29, 2026
Made for kids
No

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