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We still need to know how that 20-year-old Thomas Crooks managed to become such an distinguished Marksman- we know he was a math in science winner in high school- but what gave him this Talent -was he a regular down at the shooting range or where did he practice?... show more

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Hexbear2 年前

150y isn’t a hard shot my guy. Even with irons.

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Forest Hemingway2 年前

He was no marksman at that range, although he was wearing a shirt from a YouTube gun channel, so probably practices a bit.

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UNREAL Netflix SOCIAL MEDIA MEME NEWS VOTES2 年前

Yup

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Collin Robinson Jr2 年前

Distinguished marksman 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Missing from 150 yards is a joke if he used an AR15.

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George CantStandYa blocked by Rudy🌊🌊🏳️‍🌈🆘2 年前

They said he didn't make the high school gun club because he wasn't a good shot, in fact dangerously bad. Then they cine out and say a local cop was in the roof but fell when the shooter pointed at him. The shooter went to shooting at Trump.

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UNREAL Netflix SOCIAL MEDIA MEME NEWS VOTES2 年前

Lol YUP

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Edward2 年前

Trump probably told him he would get him Saint Hood.

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Dr. Soiboi Ph.d2 年前

This is a tell me you never shot a gun without telling me you never shot a gun kinda thing huh lol

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UNREAL Netflix SOCIAL MEDIA MEME NEWS VOTES2 年前

I hung out with a trans woman from Tustin ca with a record 38 klls... She was a weapons expert,and was distinguished...SHE was also a professor and MY GOD HER PTSD was scary . that was like in 1990 ...my God SHEZ PROBLY not here anymore.. rip Norma lafleure..LOL..

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youcnbmywingman2 年前

MAGASUX they have a penchant for political violence

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UNREAL Netflix SOCIAL MEDIA MEME NEWS VOTES2 年前

TRUMP LOVES violence of the PEOPLES

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