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Great show. I’ve waited long enough its time to rewatch it. I remember my jaw dropped when I saw Mozambique drill I believe in the first season.

John Cameron Swayze was on the right track with his questions. Jordon answering Mexico should have tipped them all in his favor.

no that’s a fucking Airsoft 💀

Such a cool rifle, just wish it weighed less

That one's not gonna fit in my belt! So cool and interesting as always

Bill Jordan A Legend 💨🔫😀😇😀

"Number 2, what is the trouble you encounter most?" Well, illegal aliens." Nearly 70 years later, and these problems are still unsolved.

According to Wikipedia, Jordan was also on "I've Got a Secret". But, after searching the show archives, I have been unable to locate this episode, or any mention of his name. Please comment if you have any info. Thanks

Love it! "What's My Line" is another interesting show from that era.

Fukin a paul Reside in power brother

Sweet Classical Design and Music 😀😊

Wow, that is some real Master Class knowledge/skill there...as a U.S. Recon Marine combat vet. who grew up hunting, scouting and tracking in rural South Florida and qualified Expert with the 1911, making the Camp Lejeune Match Pistol Team in '1975, i really appreciate his wisdom and down to earth delivery style.

Back in the day, that was one futuristic pistol. My local gun shop used to sell them in the 90's but as a teenager it was way out of my price range.

Johnny Cash Legend In His Own Right 😊😎

I absolutely love this song man 💯💯🔥🔥🔥

That's a neat device especially for the time

With my father having served right behind Col Cooper in the USMC as a Marksman/Sharpshooter Instructor, I was fortunate to learn much of Cooper's program very young (11-12yrs old). But as an Instructor for multiple national organizations, I HIGHLY recommend people include Gunsite as one primary and trusted source/component of training. However, use multiple sources... build a funnel of highly skilled and qualified people. With that funnel you will find the best of the best... of the best. There are many great solo instructors (I won't name names as I couldn't name them all), but as it is a constantly evolving science AND art... suck as much knowledge from as many sources as you can. Nobody will ever know it all... now 63 I am still a student and will be until I physically can't any longer.

I'm gonna have to try that trick with the item on the hand then gun drawn and item shot out of the air. Perfect old school trick.

Do people not see that the takedown lever is down

Yeah that happens with every gun that has the takedown lever down lmao 😅

They were all fast, but Bob Munden was sudden

Would love to hear from Hershel Davis if anyone knows where he is. I'm part of what they called the Gilroy Group, and he was very nice to us. I'd like to bring him up to date.

Jeff was a master of self advertisement. His experience in armed conflict was nil. I think he did very limited work is South America. He was a good orator but very, very limited on actual experience

He Was a Legend 😊😇😊

Wow!!

Super!!

Love the yank lol

This Is a Great VHS Video 😀😊😀

Lol

Right On Chip 😮😀

Thanks For This Awesome Footage 😀😇😎😊

Waiting for you to push a button

445 looks pretty big!

Really Nice Revolver 😀😊😀👍🏼

Another vintage video nice.

lol 😵😵😵😵😵😳 Dude Stop It 😮😆😆😆

the PS4 menu music in the background

how you gonna get $100,000.00. ???????

Cheetah?

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Did you add "Closer" to the Grits intro? Bro that was savage!

Looks like we both took a few weeks off. Always look forward to your content. I've been down with the sickness for three freaking weeks, definitely catching up on screen time unfortunately....

My dad was friends with director of the Cody firearms museum, we went backstage twice in the 2000s (this was before I moved out west) Holy shit bro I almost wish I hadn't seen all that goodness. I mean just going to the regular public firearms display is a series treat but backstage is insane. Ian McCollum was there during one of our visits but I had no idea who he was back then.

I mean, not full auto.

Couldn't agree more 👏 God Bless

I was invited by a hunter friend to shoot some skeets one day. I had never shot a shotgun before. He grew frustrated when I hit every single and double throw skeet(s) with a 16 gauge "trash" shotgun he lend me. Then finally offered me to try his new 12 gauge, and I did pretty well with that too. Maybe I have a knack for this...

Yet there are tacticools who think they would have dominated the old west with their glocks, instead of just being an interesting trophy for them. And goes to show, if you train enough with a revolver, it works as well today in self defense as any semi-auto, as it did back in the day. Old != obsolete.

Incredible 😮😀😀😮😲😊

Good videos