text: Known for his life of fast cars, supermodels, and heavy-duty firearms, Dan Bilzerian is perhaps the last man you would expect to be fronting a video about responsible gun use. But the so-called 'King of Instagram' has been forced into making a public safety announcement in order to avoid jail after being arrested for placing homemade explosives into a tractor before shooting them. The film shows a stony-faced Bilzerian speaking from behind a desk in his lavish home, complete with gun-shaped candle holder, an action figurine of himself, and a bizarre painting, while lecturing people on 'responsible' gun ownership. Dead pan: Speaking from a desk in his home, complete with gun candle holder (rear left), an action model of himself (front left), Dan Bilzerian has been forced into making this film about responsible gun ownership . Not amused: The playboy gun-obsessive was forced into making the short film in order to avoid jail after being accused of placing homemade explosives in a tractor and shooting them . He says: 'As an avid shooter remember to shoot responsibly and follow the rules. 'Public lands are for everyone's use. Be responsible when shooting and clean up the area you were shooting in so others can enjoy the land.' Referencing the charges against him, Bilzerian says: 'When shooting exploding rifle targets check with local and state law laws. 'Just because you can buy an exploding target, does not mean that it is legal to mix and explode. 'If shooting exploding targets use only in intended use containers.' The tape then cuts away to footage, believed to be of Bilzerian, shooting a target which promptly explodes into a plume of flame. He adds: 'As this is not intend use.' Bilzerian published this photo after he was released from custody following his arrest last year with the caption 'jail... let's not do that again', a phrase he is forced to repeat in the film . Arsenal: Trust-fund child and professional gambler Bilzerian amassed 7.4million Instagram followers by posting a constant stream of images featuring guns, young women, and wild parties . Bilzerian goes on to warn viewers that they can kill themselves or others when shooting exploding targets, before urging people to 'be responsible'. He then ends the film by saying 'jail... let's not do that again', the same phrase he sent to his followers after he was initially released from custody, along with a picture of himself on his private jet with two young women. Bilzerian has a following of 7million people on Instagram where he has become known for posting images of scantily clad women, wild parties, and his extension gun collection. His outlandish lifestyle has led to legions of fans and critics following his every move, which is all funded by his vast inherited wealth. And it was that following the Bureau of Land Management decided to tap into when they agreed not to jail Bilzerian following his arrest last year. Instead of locking him away, they gave him a rather nominal $10,000 fine, but also strong-armed him into making the film, which has since been widely viewed. Lethal force: Bilzerian once served in the Navy and took part in SEAL training, but was dismissed two days before passing after being disrespectful to an officer . Heavy artillery: Bilzerain has used his socail media following to turn himself into a celebrity by bragging about his lifestyle, including firing this 20mm cannon . Explosive temperament: On Thanksgiving Day, Blizerian shared this video of him blowing targets to smithereens with a large-caliber gun . This is not the first time Bilzerian's crazy antics have got him into trouble with the law. At the end of last year he found himself on the end of a lawsuit after model Vanessa Castano claimed he kicked her in the face in a nightclub. Footage from the scene appears to show Bilzerian dancing on a stage in a club in South Beach, Miami, with the crowd below him, before he lashes out with his foot. However, last month police said they were no longer investigating the model's claims. Bilzerian has been in trouble with the law before after  pornstar Janice Griffith, 19, attempted to sue him for $85,000 when he threw her off his roof and into a pool, breaking her foot . Model Vanessa Castano (pictured) also threatened to take Bilzerian to court after alleging than he kicked her in the face while dancing in a club in South Beach, Miami . He was also facing a lawsuit for $85,000 in lost earnings after he threw pornstar Janice Griffith, 19, off the roof of his home and into the pool below. However she landed short, breaking her foot. She had tried to claim money for shoots she could not attend following the accident. Bilzerian fought back, claiming the model grabbed at his t-shirt at the last second, nearly dragging him off the roof with her. The charges were eventually dropped. Bilzerian is reportedly worth $100 million, making the bulk of his cash as a high-stakes gambler after developing his skills as a student at the University of South Florida. Bilzerian's life usually consists of partying with young, attractive women and firing high-calibre weapons - so it is no surprise he was less than enthused about the safety video . Bilzerian is reportedly worth $100million, making the bulk of his cash as a high-stakes gambler . He has won multiple tournaments, his most successful being the 2009 World Series of Poker. He is also co-founder of online poker room, Victory Poker. Before gambling, he served with the Navy before eventually getting kicked out of SEAL training two days before graduating for offending an officer. He was ultimately given an honorable discharge. He lives extravagantly with homes in Las Vegas, San Diego and Los Angeles, .
target: Dan Bilzerian, 34, arrested on explosives charges in December last year .
  Escaped jail as part of plea that required him to make gun safety film .
  Film shows Bilzerian speaking in monotone voice reading from a script .
  Sits in front of gun-shaped candle holder next to action figure of himself .