I shot a doe last year with 325 gr Lever Revolution at 50 yards. It was kind of underwhelming. Left shoulder broken on impact, heart deleted, right shoulder broken on exit. She still went 100 yards. Compare that with the buck I shot a few weeks before that with a bow. Entry behind the left shoulder, thru lung/heart/lung, then exit low right shoulder. Went 25 yards, laid down and died. Still wouldn't want to get hit by either.
The most unrealistic part of the new jurassic world movies is that the population of America doesn't immediately hunt the loose dinosaurs back into extinction
@majordakka5743 For a limited time, there would be stego-steaks, brachiasaur burgers, and T-Rex t-bones. Some animals may be farmed but I'd guess most would be hunted back into extinction.
It doesn't really matter if it's legal to own or not. If you use it in self defense you're still going to prison. We're in the same situation in Canada, and honestly most Americans too. Americans think they're so free yet if they shoot a black guy they're screwed, even if it was justified. I'd be worried less about the right to own guns, more about the right to defend yourself as a White person.
Perhaps your colon is Psychic. When you feel a load coming, it's telling you that one of your fav' YT chans is about to Drop one. *edit: or maybe I'm just talking 💩.
Movie guns: They don't kill monsters, penetrate fridge doors, or flipped over tables They can throws a man backwards 20 feet and make cars, barrels, and propane tanks explode.
The only issue where this rifle falls short of what Cooper wanted in a scout rifle is that he wanted it to have a detachable magizine. But I love the 45/70 lever gun!!!!! And I love the TACTICOOL NERDINESS of it !!!
This is essentially what I told people I would do when I grew up. The Lost World scenes with rifle bearing men in slouch hats hunting dinosaurs from trucks had a major impression on my hopes and dreams at age 5.
When I first saw the tactical lever gun trend I didn't know what to think but I was intrigued. Now I recently built a Henry with the Midwest Industies furniture and by God it really tickles my tism.
Leverguns suck in modern times but its wild when your chambered in a cowboy hat cartridge. "What did you shoot him with" "same think they shot bison with"
My parents used to be professional crocodile hunters here in Australia in the Northern Territory and Queensland back in the 60s when it was still legal (my parents actually met while croc hunting). Dad used to use a .222, as it was super high velocity, very reliable, relatively cheap and plentiful at the time, extremely accurate and also had enough power to punch a hole through a croc's extremely thick skull, but not blow a massive hole out the other side, which messes up the hide. He did also have his .44 Magnum (which was very new and pretty flashy at the time as I understand) in his belt as a backup, which he did have to use on a few occasions. I know he had a lever gun, but I've no idea what caliber. There was no camo gear back then (and hunters didn't really wear milsurp either). It was as bare bones as you can get. A battered and faded old Akubra hat, a pair of old 'stubby' shorts, no shoes or maybe thongs (flip flops) and if the need arose, a pair of old work boots....and maybe a blue singlet, but usually just went about shirtless and sunburned a deep walnut brown. A homemade chunky leather belt to hang the .44 and holster off, as well as a big ass pocket knife or machete, and a leather sling for the .222. funnily enough, all those hard old bastards ended up so sunburned, dirty and with clothes faded, that they all blended into the bushland perfectly. The environment was extremely harsh on everything, as well as being unbelievably hot, as well as remote, like you could only experience in places like Australia before GPS etc etc. They'd be fully out of contact for 3 to 6 months sometimes, and if you got into trouble, there was nobody coming to rescue you. They were a particularly hard old breed back then and the ones that went into the bush hunting crocs were harder still. They don't make 'em like that any more. No tacticool required lol. Old School Cool you could say.
Woah! Defiant Munitions spotted at 5:38!!! They've got a sick .458 Socom that's 100% copper! It's a monster, basically 45-70 ballistics coming out of your AR! Defiant makes the best defensive pistol ammo you can buy, Pete Jr is the man!!!
Admin thank you so much for making this video, I'm a huge Jurassic Park fan and I loved all the references. It's been my favorite movie since I was 10 and thought about buying a 1994 jeep wrangler for my first car to make it into a JP replica. It also started my interest into radio and tactical gear so thanks for showing off all the cool details on this rifle!
Let''s get technical here: A lever is a rigid bar resting on a pivot. The Spas' folding stock is then considered a lever. A = B means the Spas 12 is a Lever gun so that automatically makes it the most tactical lever gun for hunting dinosaurs.
Aaron, that lever gun looks more like something Jayne Cobb would carry and use in the Firefly (Serenity). But Jurassic Park or not, either way, it's a very cool vibe.
Sure would have been nice to get more info on that badass Defiant Munitions ammo sitting on the tailgate that you panned right by. That was an opportunity lost to inform your viewers of this superior ammo and support small business as well as some genuinely awesome people. Do better!
You can reduce the fatigue on your tops of your fingers if you bring your hand all the way to the front of the lever loop and push off from there instead of pushing off the bottom of the loop. It'll feel weird operating the loop this way at first, but your fingers will thank you if you're not wearing gloves
@@AdministrativeResults Ironically enough Muldoon used a G3 instead of a SPAS-12 in the book, so it would be an interesting joke to show how book Muldoon had more common sense for a dinosaur slaying weapon than his movie version.
In Australia, these are the best you can get in terms of centre fire Calibre rifles. Not even beginning to mention the paperwork and headache going through the approval process.
Would have been awesome to hear something about how that Defiant Munitions ran for you. Pete is a good dude, making some of the best ammo on the market. Then to find out that they sent you the ammo for the video, $1k worth without even a mention, is pretty messed up. Would be great to see you support a small family business, and help them get more eyes on their product. Just disappointing man.
Mossberg pioneered the tacticool levergun with their 464 SPX. It, along with the rest of their lever action line flopped really hard, and after a few years they axed it completely. Now of course tactical lever guns are making some kind of weird resurgence
I ended up snagging one of their SPX models during the Pandemic; absolutely hated the stock, handguard, and the way they designed the safety under the lever to be depressed for it to fire, but it did get me interested in the "tactical lever gun" profile enough to want things like fiber optic irons and a threaded barrel on a lever gun.
At first I wasn’t really into the tactical lever gun aspect, but I’m starting to think it would be something else to add to the collection to remember the fad. My personal favorite lever gun look is a Marlin Alaskan Guide 45-70. I love mine
Back in the 1980s I had a Marlin 1895SS with a 24" barrel. While standard ammo was lame by today's standards, you could load your own and have a pretty hot round within 200 yards. I ised 300 gr. JHP and a hard cast 405 gr. round nose. Extremely effective against bears.
here's how it works ... 5 quick 5.56 rounds = 6 bad guys per 30 round mag = 6 bad guys down, unless hiding behind cinder block wall. or 1 45-70 per bad guy = 6 bad guys down per mag tube, (because one of the rounds took out two guys - the first guy and the guy standing behind him) even when hiding behind cinder block wall.
My local range has a similarly-configured Marlin 1895 on their rental wall (theirs isn't cerakoated or shortened, and it has a can - a necessity since it's an indoor range). It's brand-new: I *think* I may have been the first person to rent it last week.. Holy CARP is that thing! 300 grain SJHPs at about 2100 fps is fairly spicy, but still surprisingly comfortable to shoot. I gotta get me one...
I own a levergun for hunting and I love that thing. Browning BLR, mag fed in .30-06. Havent met a wild boar that liked it yet. So yeah wouldnt be my shtf gun but it is a solid hunting gun especially in close quarters, driven hunt situations.
While not 45-70, I liked the idea of a tactical .357 lever gun because it paired well with the S&W TRR8 tactical wheel gun for those times when I wanted to go tactical but retro while running out for some mint chocolate chip ice cream.
Mossberg made one of first tactical leverguns back in the time that zombies were king and every knife sold had a green handle and ☣️ on everything. I think the gun had one too..
As a gun enthusiast and an amateur palaeontologist, I admire both the rifle and the use of some obscure Jurassic soundtracks, such as the Lost World game 👍
Ngl the use of music from lost world Jurassic park for the ps1 kinda made my day also the in gen off the rack look is really sweet and would love to have one
Everyone wants to kit these things out fully but imo all they need is suppressor, optic, and light. A good synthetic stock set is fine. Get the Mid-west rail if you need laser mounting.
Never underestimate the value of tape! I put sportstape on the hammer of my GP100. My thumb was raw after a long day of training, a tiny bit of tape solved the issue.
Idk about a SPAS specifically, but a 12 gauge slug against dinos isn't a bad idea. Not to mention you have some mission flexibility with different shells like birdshot, buckshot, beanbag, explosive from BF3, etc. I'd probably just rock the lever gat, cause vibes man.
I bought a tactical lever gun way back in 2014. I have a Ricochet Roy leather lever wrap. It comes in 6 colors. Black is 1 of them. Best addition to my gun for sure.
I think the tactical lever gun craze started with Mossberg releasing the 464 SPX during the days of EoTech zombie reticles and biohazard green ammo boxes. It's the OG tactical levergun as far as I can tell.
I think tactical carbines in 357 or 44 with higher ammo capacity makes more sense for self defense, with red dot, holo, or just open sights. The one you got would be a good camping, scout, or brush gun
Anyone know where to get some White Monster and Zyn on this island?
Mad pig customs 4570 is absolutely beautiful but extremely expensive
I'd rather have a SPAS-12 solely because it's iconic in the Jurassic Park franchise
allah
I shot a doe last year with 325 gr Lever Revolution at 50 yards. It was kind of underwhelming. Left shoulder broken on impact, heart deleted, right shoulder broken on exit. She still went 100 yards. Compare that with the buck I shot a few weeks before that with a bow. Entry behind the left shoulder, thru lung/heart/lung, then exit low right shoulder. Went 25 yards, laid down and died. Still wouldn't want to get hit by either.
Hey I'm in your area you ever done a video on an 1886 4570?
The most unrealistic part of the new jurassic world movies is that the population of America doesn't immediately hunt the loose dinosaurs back into extinction
In a matter of weeks!
Instead they offered buff locusts lmao.
Those dinosaurs would be hunted stuffed and mounted in a matter of weeks.
Who cares if you can hunt normal big game when you can hunt a dinosaur.
Where are the T-Rex steaks? And do they taste like chicken?
@majordakka5743 For a limited time, there would be stego-steaks, brachiasaur burgers, and T-Rex t-bones. Some animals may be farmed but I'd guess most would be hunted back into extinction.
“Hold on to your butts”
Sam L is tha man!
That's my go-to phrase whenever I'm about to do something sketchy on the production app / database.
One the best Jurassic Park character ever in my opinion
Can you hold on to my butt?
“DODGSON! We’ve got Dodgson here! See, nobody cares.”
Believe it or not, this rifle is UK legal. I should get one
I really feel for you mofos
Came here to say this too 🤣
Do it.
Get as many as you can across the pond!
It doesn't really matter if it's legal to own or not. If you use it in self defense you're still going to prison. We're in the same situation in Canada, and honestly most Americans too. Americans think they're so free yet if they shoot a black guy they're screwed, even if it was justified. I'd be worried less about the right to own guns, more about the right to defend yourself as a White person.
I guess the trex wanted to deal with someone else after dealing with the Kentucky man with a golden thumb.
Rex saw Scott pulling up with the .950 JDJ and noped out of there.
@@lonelystrategosexactly 😂
That suit in the Arizona sun must be torture 😂
It's not that hot yet; no triple digits 😂
which suit?
It has a built in fan so it shouldn’t be TOO bad
@@lh2281the Dino suit
@@majordakka5743it’s getting there though, about 90 degrees in phx rn
How does he do it?!?!? How does he ALWAYS catch me on the toilet???
Perhaps your colon is Psychic. When you feel a load coming, it's telling you that one of your fav' YT chans is about to Drop one. *edit: or maybe I'm just talking 💩.
Same 😂
Same
It’s prime admin watching time hahah. Can confirm, taking a shit as I watch, again…
Seriously dude, I feel so called out.
Movie guns: They don't kill monsters, penetrate fridge doors, or flipped over tables They can throws a man backwards 20 feet and make cars, barrels, and propane tanks explode.
The only issue where this rifle falls short of what Cooper wanted in a scout rifle is that he wanted it to have a detachable magizine. But I love the 45/70 lever gun!!!!! And I love the TACTICOOL NERDINESS of it !!!
Didn't he specifiy that it was to be stripper clip fed, not really detachable?
Are you listening Browning? A tacicticool BLR. Factory 20 round mags. I'm waiting.....
For a spec correct scout rifle: Cooper didn’t say tube mag, DBM, or internal mag. He specified caliber, overall weight, and a few specific features.
@@charlessalmond7076 I already love my regular BLR, what you describe would be fucking awesome!
Magazine lever guns are coming
I feel like the Morgan and Morgan ads make it seem like Admin has gotten significantly more mainstream
I don't know why they wanted to sponsor us, but I'll use that money to make more cool stuff lmaoo
@@AdministrativeResults As a gun tuber you gota take it when you can, you don't know when they are going de-monetise you.
.45-70 is expensive, law firms have money. Stonks
@@AdministrativeResultsRandom dude there must be a fan.
And I like the Hi-Point Carbine on the wall during the M&M commercial.
This is essentially what I told people I would do when I grew up. The Lost World scenes with rifle bearing men in slouch hats hunting dinosaurs from trucks had a major impression on my hopes and dreams at age 5.
Oh great, now not only does Kentucky have a Trex problem but they've seemed to migrate down to Arizona.
Everything seems to be migrating here.
@@robertjensen1438 Ain't that a god damn fact
When I first saw the tactical lever gun trend I didn't know what to think but I was intrigued. Now I recently built a Henry with the Midwest Industies furniture and by God it really tickles my tism.
What kind of tism do you have?😂
The "Au"some kind!!!
"Man these tacticool weapons are so dumb!"
This one is chambered in 45-70....
"I'll take two"
Leverguns suck in modern times but its wild when your chambered in a cowboy hat cartridge. "What did you shoot him with" "same think they shot bison with"
Roland just went after the T-Rex with a 600 nitro express double elephant gun. He was the real OG of Jurassic Park. 😎
Admin now needs a SPAS-12.
My parents used to be professional crocodile hunters here in Australia in the Northern Territory and Queensland back in the 60s when it was still legal (my parents actually met while croc hunting). Dad used to use a .222, as it was super high velocity, very reliable, relatively cheap and plentiful at the time, extremely accurate and also had enough power to punch a hole through a croc's extremely thick skull, but not blow a massive hole out the other side, which messes up the hide. He did also have his .44 Magnum (which was very new and pretty flashy at the time as I understand) in his belt as a backup, which he did have to use on a few occasions. I know he had a lever gun, but I've no idea what caliber. There was no camo gear back then (and hunters didn't really wear milsurp either). It was as bare bones as you can get. A battered and faded old Akubra hat, a pair of old 'stubby' shorts, no shoes or maybe thongs (flip flops) and if the need arose, a pair of old work boots....and maybe a blue singlet, but usually just went about shirtless and sunburned a deep walnut brown. A homemade chunky leather belt to hang the .44 and holster off, as well as a big ass pocket knife or machete, and a leather sling for the .222. funnily enough, all those hard old bastards ended up so sunburned, dirty and with clothes faded, that they all blended into the bushland perfectly. The environment was extremely harsh on everything, as well as being unbelievably hot, as well as remote, like you could only experience in places like Australia before GPS etc etc. They'd be fully out of contact for 3 to 6 months sometimes, and if you got into trouble, there was nobody coming to rescue you. They were a particularly hard old breed back then and the ones that went into the bush hunting crocs were harder still. They don't make 'em like that any more. No tacticool required lol. Old School Cool you could say.
I like to think the early access videos are live and he's really here with us
Maybe maybe not
@@AdministrativeResults you're 29, it's past you bed time
The t-Rex in the background is hilarious! 😂
To quote that one kid in that one movie, "THAT WAS AWESOME!"
The tacticool lever gun or even regular lever gun. I love them because the large bore straight wall cartridges are artillery in your hand.
Hey, Elmer Keith used a 4" S&W .44 mag for dinosaurs back in the day, a .45-70 should be no problem!
Woah! Defiant Munitions spotted at 5:38!!! They've got a sick .458 Socom that's 100% copper! It's a monster, basically 45-70 ballistics coming out of your AR! Defiant makes the best defensive pistol ammo you can buy, Pete Jr is the man!!!
Their 9mm TCX is amazing as well!
Admin thank you so much for making this video, I'm a huge Jurassic Park fan and I loved all the references. It's been my favorite movie since I was 10 and thought about buying a 1994 jeep wrangler for my first car to make it into a JP replica. It also started my interest into radio and tactical gear so thanks for showing off all the cool details on this rifle!
I'm just doing my job sir!
10:51 when the goth girl ask to borrow your notes
Real.
That Defiant Munitions you’re running in that gun is hands down the best ammo on the planet
💯 %
I concur
Yessir 💯
45.70 gov , thats the only government i trust anymore
Defiant Munitions, best ammo on the market and only thing I will carry in any of my pistols or AR. Pete Jr does amazing work.
Only admin can make a staunch traditionalist like me actually enjoy a tactical lever gun. Well done as always, sir!
How about a shout out for that ammo!!! That’s some wicked rounds! Defiant Munitions all the way!
It’s a superior ammo
Be Different, Be Defiant!
Tactical lever guns are a vibe. It's just that simple.
Defiant Ammo is the best out there!!!
Preach!
Let''s get technical here: A lever is a rigid bar resting on a pivot. The Spas' folding stock is then considered a lever. A = B means the Spas 12 is a Lever gun so that automatically makes it the most tactical lever gun for hunting dinosaurs.
Aaron, that lever gun looks more like something Jayne Cobb would carry and use in the Firefly (Serenity). But Jurassic Park or not, either way, it's a very cool vibe.
Vera 2.0?
Admin, this isn't at all related to the video, but could you do a pizza making video on the second channel?
The true Italians may get offended
More pizza Q&A!
@@AdministrativeResults I consider myself a true Italian and I'd like to see it brother.
You probably want some hotdogs with that also.
Pineapple, spicy sausage, and jalapeños. Gotta love it.
So if AAC didn’t make the ammo who did? It looks like cool ammo with black chrome casing.
Defiance Munitions for the win
DEFIANT MUNITIONS
With two legged predators, one shot,one kill.
Sure would have been nice to get more info on that badass Defiant Munitions ammo sitting on the tailgate that you panned right by. That was an opportunity lost to inform your viewers of this superior ammo and support small business as well as some genuinely awesome people. Do better!
Well when the almighty big $ sponsors pay you to only talk about their ammo (what most of us would call selling out) then that’s what you get.
I had a Mossberg 30-30 zombie gun. The first tactical lever gun I ever saw. It's ok to own a gun because it's just kinda cool.
Wow who makes that ammo! I'm sure they put a lot of time and energy to send that to you guys, I would love to know who makes it!
Defiant munitions ❤❤
You can reduce the fatigue on your tops of your fingers if you bring your hand all the way to the front of the lever loop and push off from there instead of pushing off the bottom of the loop. It'll feel weird operating the loop this way at first, but your fingers will thank you if you're not wearing gloves
Loving that HK your holding in the Morgan and Morgan advertisement. I haven't seen it in a review yet Admin! Quit lacking and get to making one now.
Yes dear
@@AdministrativeResults Another 🔥 nostalgic videoand as always bringing that Big Chimp energy! Looking forward to the review of that dripped out G3.
@@AdministrativeResults Ironically enough Muldoon used a G3 instead of a SPAS-12 in the book, so it would be an interesting joke to show how book Muldoon had more common sense for a dinosaur slaying weapon than his movie version.
I think Scott is going to be pissed, that is his kill
this Tactical Lever Gun from Jurassic World is an absolute beast! Perfect blend of classic style and modern firepower.
I really wanted a light on my 1895 Trapper and I resisted the tactical handguards for a LONG time. Finally gave in and got a MidWest and love it.
Admin: the 45-70 is a huge round
meanwhile somewhere in kentucky a man is breaking his shoulder on a 950 JDJ
its all perspective I suppose
@@AdministrativeResults i still want a select fire in 416 rigby, could u imagine a scar-H style 416 rigby?
In Australia, these are the best you can get in terms of centre fire Calibre rifles. Not even beginning to mention the paperwork and headache going through the approval process.
I’ve waited years for the admin x T.rex arms crossover….
The hockey tape you did is 100% valid. They wrap leather on the lever from the Wild West days up to today. 👍🏼
So no extra word about Defiant Ammo??
Defiance Munitions for the win
I love modern lever actions. They do the job and fly right under the radar 👍.
Would have been awesome to hear something about how that Defiant Munitions ran for you. Pete is a good dude, making some of the best ammo on the market.
Then to find out that they sent you the ammo for the video, $1k worth without even a mention, is pretty messed up.
Would be great to see you support a small family business, and help them get more eyes on their product.
Just disappointing man.
Amen
Lever guns have a special place in my heart, my 1st hunting rifle was 30-30 Winchester!
Mossberg pioneered the tacticool levergun with their 464 SPX. It, along with the rest of their lever action line flopped really hard, and after a few years they axed it completely. Now of course tactical lever guns are making some kind of weird resurgence
I ended up snagging one of their SPX models during the Pandemic; absolutely hated the stock, handguard, and the way they designed the safety under the lever to be depressed for it to fire, but it did get me interested in the "tactical lever gun" profile enough to want things like fiber optic irons and a threaded barrel on a lever gun.
The flashlight is taking a bunch of gsr and muzzleblast every shot...
Wake up to new Admin vid.
Gonna be a good Saturday
This just reminded me of the Halloween 5k I did years ago and several people ran it in those t-rex suits.
For me, the tactical lever gun is a lot of fun, not everything needs to fill a use case, just being fun is OK.
This is truly a “hold my beer” moment
Alright Keltec... time to make a twin-tube version.
At first I wasn’t really into the tactical lever gun aspect, but I’m starting to think it would be something else to add to the collection to remember the fad. My personal favorite lever gun look is a Marlin Alaskan Guide 45-70. I love mine
The cartridge flying off the stock at 3:46 XD
Back in the 1980s I had a Marlin 1895SS with a 24" barrel. While standard ammo was lame by today's standards, you could load your own and have a pretty hot round within 200 yards. I ised 300 gr. JHP and a hard cast 405 gr. round nose. Extremely effective against bears.
here's how it works ...
5 quick 5.56 rounds = 6 bad guys per 30 round mag = 6 bad guys down,
unless hiding behind cinder block wall.
or 1 45-70 per bad guy = 6 bad guys down per mag tube,
(because one of the rounds took out two guys - the first guy and the guy standing behind him)
even when hiding behind cinder block wall.
Don't miss.
My local range has a similarly-configured Marlin 1895 on their rental wall (theirs isn't cerakoated or shortened, and it has a can - a necessity since it's an indoor range). It's brand-new: I *think* I may have been the first person to rent it last week.. Holy CARP is that thing! 300 grain SJHPs at about 2100 fps is fairly spicy, but still surprisingly comfortable to shoot.
I gotta get me one...
“Clever Ron Jeremy” wait wrong channel essentially
In iowa we don’t have a rifle deer season but we can use some straight walled cartridges during shotgun season so that why I got my Henry 45-70
I own a levergun for hunting and I love that thing. Browning BLR, mag fed in .30-06. Havent met a wild boar that liked it yet. So yeah wouldnt be my shtf gun but it is a solid hunting gun especially in close quarters, driven hunt situations.
Do I want one yes, do I need one idk but how about yes
Such a luxury item imo
@@AdministrativeResultsWas the price worth it? Probably not. Do I regret it? Absolutely not.
You been tell Admin is a little weirded-out by the Ambulance chaser sponsorship 😂 Gotta pay the bills I guess
Admin was the best Dino gunner in the world.
But when the Jurassic World franchise needed him most, he disappeared. :'(
My ✨lovely✨ state of Connecticut just made fixed mags the new rule… so, time for a lever gun!
We’re located in CT!
While not 45-70, I liked the idea of a tactical .357 lever gun because it paired well with the S&W TRR8 tactical wheel gun for those times when I wanted to go tactical but retro while running out for some mint chocolate chip ice cream.
As far as scout rifle goes I'd label your custom 45-70 somewhere between scout survival rifle and brush gun. It's fantastic.
I was supposed to start working 3 hours ago... can't stop watching your content man keep up the great work.
Lever guns are awesome, the motion of moving that lever the sounds it makes is so satisfying 😌
0.35 Ce logo bon sang ! Il me faut un t-shirt avec !
7:08 classic plane spotter quote
Mossberg made one of first tactical leverguns back in the time that zombies were king and every knife sold had a green handle and ☣️ on everything. I think the gun had one too..
As a gun enthusiast and an amateur palaeontologist, I admire both the rifle and the use of some obscure Jurassic soundtracks, such as the Lost World game 👍
14:16 people also hunt them with bows, lungshot like a deer. I've also heard or seen i can't remember but harpooning a gator is also an option
Taxidermy price on T-Rex will be obscene...but worth it
Ngl the use of music from lost world Jurassic park for the ps1 kinda made my day also the in gen off the rack look is really sweet and would love to have one
One of the alligator hunters in early seasons of that show (Bruce I think) had one of the NAA mini revolvers as his backup gun.
A cool followup to this vid would be the new Henry Supreme. AR mag lever gat? Yes, please.
Everyone wants to kit these things out fully but imo all they need is suppressor, optic, and light. A good synthetic stock set is fine. Get the Mid-west rail if you need laser mounting.
never knew I needed a lever gun... but now I know and knowing is half the battle
Admins videos keep getting better and better
That Danny Archer CAR15 is one of all time my favourites haha
The T Rex running around In the background was hilarious.
Thank you americana pipe dream for beint my #1 source of manuals for my night vision knives
Never underestimate the value of tape!
I put sportstape on the hammer of my GP100. My thumb was raw after a long day of training, a tiny bit of tape solved the issue.
Idk about a SPAS specifically, but a 12 gauge slug against dinos isn't a bad idea. Not to mention you have some mission flexibility with different shells like birdshot, buckshot, beanbag, explosive from BF3, etc.
I'd probably just rock the lever gat, cause vibes man.
I've never fallen asleep to one of your videos more
The " Clever Girl" never gets old.
I bought a tactical lever gun way back in 2014. I have a Ricochet Roy leather lever wrap. It comes in 6 colors. Black is 1 of them. Best addition to my gun for sure.
I think the tactical lever gun craze started with Mossberg releasing the 464 SPX during the days of EoTech zombie reticles and biohazard green ammo boxes. It's the OG tactical levergun as far as I can tell.
AR is such a dork, I love it 🥰
I think tactical carbines in 357 or 44 with higher ammo capacity makes more sense for self defense, with red dot, holo, or just open sights. The one you got would be a good camping, scout, or brush gun
Go to kit: 1941 Lithgow Lee Enfield No.1 Mk III* with 174g Soft points and a 1907 pattern bayonet (just if things get all up and personal)
:P
what a hard choice my man. spas-12s are awesome but so is the marlin. i think id want them both