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MY TOP 5 FAVORITE GUNS OF ALL TIME! THE JERRY MICULEK CLICKBAIT VIDEO! UNBELIEVABLE! (4K)
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
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In our first ever clickbait video, Jerry tells us all about his top 5 favorite guns of all time that are not Smith & Wesson- A video so dense and exciting that not a single penny was spent on it! It's a bold move, hopefully it will work out. You absolutely wont believe number 2!
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I loved how, instead of giving his opinions like every other "top 5 gun" video, he talked about life experiences, with guns that he actually owns. Great to listen to.
Yep...I'd like to spend a day with him. I'd learn alot.
Well, he has a lot more gun experiences than most people.
Agreed
Well said.
@@Jrhnhemp A whole weekend with Mr. M wouldn't be enough. Great human being.
Jerry Miculek, the uncle everyone wishes they had.
Jerry is the uncle, hickock is the grandpa. Happiness right there.
I’ve never seen anything as true as this
$150 burning a hole on is pocket. Spends $2,100 in ammo. I love this man.
That was back then when 150 was alot of money and ammo was dirt cheap
If he got 35000 rounds at 60 cents a round he spent 21000! That's crazy, he must have gotten it way cheaper when he bought it all in bulk.
@@jaredwillard3022 I'm pretty sure he said that each round was $0.06, so $2100 would be accurate.
@@jaredwillard3022 you think it would've been sixty cents a round back then?
@@BeardedBaldGuy87 I'm not sure, probably not lol it wouldn't surprise me though, especially if it was purchased in bulk by the thousands
I wish more people would be like "I'm a bit out of ideas so here's some clickbaity stuff." Clickbait is clickbait but calling it as it is grants respect I think.
What I meant in the beginning was that we are gone 160+ days out of the year and don't always have a lot of time to put together shooting videos that would meet our production quality standards because of it. So would you guys like to see more sit down videos like this with more talking to help off set that? That way you guys get more content and videos and we can continue doing the shooting videos that have higher production costs and take more time in the same quantity as usual. Let us know!
+Miculek.com- The Leaders in Gun Control! Yes sir, please more sit down videos, reviews, what have you. Much appreciated.
I really enjoy your side by side comparisons , table talks.
heck jerry, your comparison of the glock vs xds vs m&p, really helped point me and my wife towards our last purchase. as all of your viewers are very well aware, the concealed handgun market is growing with new options everyday. this made it very hard for me , a relatively well versed gun guru, to make an informed, best possible buy. I really did not want to go back to the local lead hole and find out a new better handgun just hit the shelf. thank you very very much. more Lena too. my wife and I are huge family and female shooter supporters.
+Miculek.com- The Leaders in Gun Control! Out of all the videos you've done, I enjoy the gun reviews, accompanied by you shooting them fast and your instructional videos the most. I like the high production stuff as well, but it seems more like a geek out thing for Brock than for the fans... The full auto MPX video was probably my favorite from Lena. Straight forward and fun to watch.
Hi Jerry, I was thinking maybe you can do a gun test. I never saw you do a review an AA12 shotgun. maybe you can do a video to see how reliable it is it would be greatly appreciated thanks!
Jerry is a shooting legend, and to see him just talking casually about his 5 favorite guns, and reminiscing was awesome. My favorite guns are all connected with memories too.
yea this is great
I love this video. It is not about accuracy or actual quality of the firearms.
This is a man telling his stories about why he loves these guns and the sentimental value each has to him. At the end of the day I appreciate this style more than your typical "5 Gun" videos.
Makes me really miss my grandfather...
Jerry’s the kinda guy who could tell stories all day long and I would actually pay attention to him.
I'm almost 68 years old, and just adopted Jerry as my Grandpa.
This has to be the funniest comment on this video
I could listen to you all day, you are the real deal.
I feel the same. It's odd but I love the mechanics/physics and the idea of guns as a tool, but on the flipside hate their destructive potential. Jerry has a way of presenting them like the tools they are and you really learn alot. You just can't help but listen.
"I bought 35,000 rounds with it as well" WTFFFF
John Doe With how fast he shoots/reloads he wouldve gone through that ammunition by the end of that week if he wanted to
For the average shooter that is well over a lifetime of ammunition. he said he shot the barrel out and he probably did that in around 7000-10k rounds if it was an extremely accurate gun he may have noticed accuracy loss on the lower end of the round count.that would mean he's got enough ammo to feed nearly four of these things for an average lifetime. If it were used strictly as a hunting arm as most people would use it for or occasional target practice the gun would last your lifetime.if you were a heavy hardcore shooter though you can burn the barrel out of anything but he had enough ammo to burn that barrel out three or four times over
@@teddyfresh9605 most rifles are well under half that. Even a high-quality chrome-lined 556 Barrel technically can last only to around 10k some may be able to take a little more.many a pistol Barrel could be capable of shooting thousands upon thousands of rounds with no notice of loss of accuracy. highest performance long range Target guns can go south in as low as 700 depending on what you're shooting. No the norm for long-range Target guns is about 1500. Most centerfire hunting rifles will last about 3K. Though something like a 35 rem or .45 70 or other lower heat lower velocity round could last significantly more for the shorter ranges that they may be fired at deer size game without any noticeable difference.
He mentioned that for his life long shooting practice he shot more then 3 mill. rounds!!!
@@EthanPDobbins schverer gustav wore its barrel out in 10 rounds
My favorite “gun” was a pistol my [carpenter] dad carved out of a pine board for me. Back then, we would play army almost everyday. I still treasure it more than anything else in the gun safe.
I love stories like this. Cheers
hey i have a wooden pistol my great grandfather made me, mom took away all my toy guns... grandad wasn't having that at all.
31 people gave a thumbs down. Interesting. This man has such a history and a wealth of knowledge. This video was such a break from the norm. When we see someone talking about the top 5 or 10 firearms they're usually talking about some new guns on the market or at least some of the ones with longevity such as Glock. It's nice to see someone bring out some vintage pieces.
+Undre Drawn agreed.
+Undre Drawn I thought it was great based on the same premise. He pulled a fast on us and put 5 guns on the table he has a history with.
As for the thumbs down, Im certain there are just anti-gun people out there that intentionally or accidentally watch the videos to dislike them.
There re always haters Undre. Best to ignore ignorance, so as not become one!
They did that because they didn't know which thumb was up. Don't forget the 12,000 thumbs up.
Well you dont become a 65 year old pro shooter without having some favorites from back in the day, thats for sure. Im only 28 years old, and my favorite gun is a 1959 Browning A5 I got for a steal.
This definitely isn't click bait it's a great video. Love the stories and lessons super cool Jerry
Dear Sir, I have watched so many of your videos by now i almost feel related to you. But this 5 favorite guns video was by far the best. You took the time to tell your story behind each gun. It reminded me of my grandfather and uncles reflect on their favorite memories behind their weapons. If that video had been two hours long, I would have stayed till the end. Thank You
“Had a malfunction, finished second or third” 😯
Yeah, that is why I say I am glad he is not shooting at me!
Jerry, if you want some more video ideas, all you need to do is just sit down at a table and show guns and tell interesting stories from your past. Really, that's it. We'll watch it. You don't have to do some super fancy slow mo video to get views from your fans.
I second this. I was born in 83 and these guns are before my time but I appreciate them all and their history because your telling stories from your background and point of view that brings an intangible quality to your videos. Maybe just a short piece on you running the guns as well just for fun. It doesn't have to be a rapid fire video either, it would be just as much fun to watch you shoot cans off of a fence row.
I second this. I was born in 83 and these guns are before my time but I appreciate them all and their history because your telling stories from your background and point of view that brings an intangible quality to your videos. Maybe just a short piece on you running the guns as well just for fun. It doesn't have to be a rapid fire video either, it would be just as much fun to watch you shoot cans off of a fence row.
Lee Wilson
Yes and it's also very interesting to get perspectives from guys like Jerry who have been around a long time so you can get a more "birds eye view" of where we've been versus where we are now both in the industry and in competitions. I'm willing to bet there are a TON of stories he could tell that we would find fascinating that he doesn't believe are worth telling because he lived it and to him its "normal"... but to us it's not normal. I've seen this happen in many fields where the guys who have been there a long time don't even realize the value they have buried in their backyard
I have fired a lot of rounds. Jerry has probably missed more than I will ever shoot. And he does not often miss. The experiences that may seem mundane to him are quite fascinating to us. Does anyone know another person that has shot 30,000 8mm Mauser rounds? I've shot that many .22 rounds. Probably 75-80,000 BB's through Daisy and Crossman multi-pumps when I was a kid.
Any time Jerry wants to talk about guns or his family as it relates to shooting and the outdoors, I'm for it.
Mr. Neely, your comment contains a fantastic statement: "Jerry has probably missed more than I will ever shoot". Nicely done, sir.
My first paid job at the age of 12 was shooting blackbirds and blue jays out of a man's garden and fruit trees. I got paid in ammunition. A box of 22lr per day plus my "work" ammo was furnished. I am 64 now and perhaps was my best job ever.
noel watts , that's the dream job brother
Some Day SOON ... You'll Be Old & In The Someone's Way - And, Kicked To The Curb Just As Thoughtlessly - Bastard !
When I was a early teenager a couple women in town would "donate" a dollar for a squirrel. That was back when WallyWorld or KMart would have sales on Thunderbolts,Lightnings or Wildcats for $9.99 a brick. God I ran a lot of ammo thru that old Model 60.
What are we all missing here @@kneedeepinbluebells5538 ?
You know this may come as a surprise to some, considering I'm only 21. But I personally wish times were as simple as they were back then. I was raised in the Appalachia Mountain Range in Tennessee, I grew up learning how to live off the land, and to enjoy nature and life, as I personally think it should be. I wish all of my generation could have been raised how I was. Maybe they would be more grateful, and respectful people. But I grew up learning gun safety, and how to use guns. My pa would have killed me if I ever went messing with his guns, but he always told me if I wanted to handle and learn more to just ask. And everytime I did ask to handle, become better at using, or just to see his firearms, he would show, teach, and let me handle his guns. It wasn't very often I asked this of him, he was a blue collar working man, he was a truck driver, he was gone more than he was home. But he has always been there to help and guide me. Even to this day, in his early 60's and through every medical problem he has had, he has been there. I sat and watched him almost die when I was only 8 years old to cancer. The steroids the doctors put him on for one of the chemo treatments made him meaner than any copperhead or timber rattler I've ever seen. But in the end I always new my daddy had my back. He is the reason I am the man I am today, and I'll never be able to repay him for that. But I'll strive to pass that on if I ever have a child of my own. Because I want even better than I had as a child for any child I have, and I couldn't have asked for more out of my parents. I've got big shoes to fill, but the classic old school life, is full of life lessons that cannot, and will never be taught in a public school classroom. I have a lot of respect for the older generations that teach these types of things to the young, instead of just acting better than them.
For my sake, and this country's sake, I hope every adult thst supports American freedom has taught their child(ren), how to survive off of more than the status quo of today.
Keep it American folks, I don't care if you've served or not, because the last member of my family that I know of, that has served in combat is my dads grandfather, but keep it American.
And if you have served, you have my respect.
Signed yours truly, a modern seventeen hundreds kind of patriot.
If a war comes to America, I'll defend my homeland, because I love here and my family, and I'll fight till I die to protect it.
The Nylon 66- "drag it through the swamp, take it home, hose it off and hang it on the clothesline to dry it off". Great humor, love your manner of talking.
Made a comment about my nylon 66...still have it. 1st gun. Brutalized it. Still runs like a top...as jerry said...mowed alot of lawns and hauled alot of bales!
I have one still shoots Great.
I wouldn’t recommend WD40 however...
Humour? I think he was being entirely sincere.
Jerry's "click-bate" is every other RUclipsr's in-depth educational documentary! Love it Sir.
This wasn't clickbait video at all :D
I actually liked the background and history of your favorite guns a lot.
MOAR please!
+Shkotay D I think he just meant that it was a "Top 5" list.
I could listen to your stories all day long!
I’m struck by your youthful sense of humor and enthusiasm, coupled to your legendary skill set and experience. Inspired...
my cousin and I managed to break a Nylon 66 one time. we had the bright idea to take 2 .22lr rounds apart and put all the powder in 1 case and shoot it. there was a loud POW and smoke poured out of the action and that gun would never cycle properly again. We took it apart and tryed to figure out what happened but being 14 or 15 couldn't figure it out and as far as I know it's sitting in a gun safe somewhere still the same way today.
What a choice video, it didn't seem like a cop-out video to me. Some fantastic stories to go along with those outstanding firearms. You sir are one of a kind, I have been in awe of you for many years. It would be my pleasure to get the opportunity to shake your hand some day. Thank you for the many years of watching you do the improbable if not the impossible. All the best Mr. Miculek!
sad to hear him say "back then i could actually see metallic sights"
I know Exactly what he means !
eyesight goes as you age, trust.
Take advantage of it . While you can
Amen on the take advantage while you can part, pay attention you young whipper snapper! :)
We all say that sooner or LATER
I also love the nylon 66. I was out shooting my first gun, a Remington bolt action single shot, and my brother-in-law bought a 66 and the first time I shot it I was addicted. The only problem was that I couldn’t afford to feed it. It was too hard to resist filling the magazine and emptying as fast as I could.
Jerry, on the AR15/ M16 I reduced the tension on the trigger spring and gently had the seer cleaned up with a wet stone. Used heavy grease to lubricate the sear surfaces. I found that the light oil would run off and once that happened lubrication would get worse and the surfaces would gall resulting in creep. Best to you!!!!!
Nylon 66, my first rifle back in the early 60's. Still have mine and shoots just as well now as when new. Mine is the Apache Black with chrome barrel and receiver cover.
i have the same model, love it. feels much different to most 22s when you fire it, smooth
Amazing thumbnail, you've got a great sense of humor!
+TheGoldenCaulk We try. Nice avatar!
***** Thanks, it took 12 years to make
+TheGoldenCaulk It must be good then!
+TheGoldenCaulk Jerry appears to be "hip" and "with it".
Dave Smith Hey, you're referencing things I know!
You have an awesome sense of humour. That´s one of the top reasons why it´s easy to watch your videos more than once.
Man, this is a walk down memory lane! My dad is a gunsmith and had a retail gun shop he ran for 30 years starting 1974. All these firearms came through the shop and, my dad admitted some folks would consider it heresy, but dad preferred the nylon 66 over the 10/22. Our weekends in NE Nevada were shooting and more shooting. Gosh those were some good times.
I like Jerry
Wish there were more videos of him just talking about guns
Real knowledge guy
He is the man you would want in your Foxhole.
I like the format, I have found memories of visiting and being in awe of my grandfathers and uncle's "gun rooms". Hearing the stories behind a favorite gun is something that every generation should experience.
I got into guns in 2017 bought my first firearm in 2018 bought another one in 2019 then got a shotgun and now a PS90. I feel like im falling through this deep whole in the gun world to learn a lot about reliability and the reality of the fun that one can get into. Jerry you’re helping me understand more about the world you live in and I’m thankful for you sharing your knowledge and videos to us. Thank You
Best part of the video is your relationship with the gun, which is so interesting. This is what's different from others who do best or worse type videos. Lots of their recommendations after having only limited experience with the weapon but yours is a life's story which I find fascinating as a professional shooter. Thanks
Really enjoyed hearing about the long past days wear no body was sweating you shooting your rifle or pistol. the youngsters today need and want to hear your stories too.
I would love more videos like this! Just you sitting around talking about guns. I love the history and the stories behind these guns!
Sit down videos are great. It’s your observations, recommendations and personal experience that makes the videos watchable and instructive. Thanks.
Jerry, you may or may not realize this, but your ability to speak about guns, ammo, cartridges, scopes, & shooting in general is appreciated by many of us because you are so articulate. By that I mean you understand your subject thoroughly and you can talk about it masterfully. Keep talking, Jerry, and consider becoming a great internet gun teacher. You could be the "Clay Ballard" of guns & ammo.
I learned to shoot on a Nylon 66 as a kid. Loved that rifle.
Me too.👍
That trophy case - damn, brother.
Love the old nylon 66! I had one as a kid, and wish I still had it. Mine had the detachable 10 round magazine though. It was my first semi auto rifle my dad bought for me. Taken lots and lots of rabbits and rattlesnakes with it on the ranch. Great memories brought back with this video. Thank you!
I believe this is one of one of my favorite videos that you have made. I love the history, the stories, and your picks. Rock on Miculeks
Damn, I didn't know he was the son-in-law of Jim Clark. I have the Clark's custom pistols i've owned for over 20 years.
I miss the time when you can walk in a gun show with 150 dollars and walk out with a fine rifle like that.
Remember, that $150 would also have been a lot harder to get.
Your enthusiasm for sharing your knowledge & stories is brilliant. Always great to see your videos.
Always great to hear stories from you in addition to the high speed stuff. Personal stories, talking about work ethic, a few pictures from the past, and gun knowledge are all quite interesting to me!
We love watching you shoot. Don't worry about making it super exciting
How about a ammunition stockpile video ?
STI International is one of the most underrated brands. This channel is almost the only place I see them. Yes, they specialize in competition 1911/2011s but they do make several models suitable for defense and carry. My carry weapon is an STI 1911 Escort. I never understood why you don't hear much about the company that makes the best 1911s in the world.
Jerry, I'm 62 yrs old and have learned more from you than anyone else. I love your style, knowledge and pure talent. Keep the straight forward, talking to a friend videos coming. God Bless you.
A great video. I enjoyed your choices and your stories. Thanks!
Hey Jerry, I loved this. The stories brings back good memories of my grandfather & uncles who introduced me into shooting at a young age. Value certainly isn't about money but about how we treasure our belongings.
I definitely like the show and tell, with old stories and history attached. This is a nice change of pace and I think you should do some more of these videos. Thanks!
You have so much to share and this video proves it. We would love to hear you reminisce about firearms, shooting, and your journey!
It is nice to have the sharing stories/historical take videos to go along with all the eye popping whiz-bang gizmos you have going on. ;) Thanks for sharing, Jerry - good time as always!
Guys a legend. Such s wealth of knowledge
Honestly a really insightful & nostalgic/sentimental video showing a piece of history & a piece of you. I great appreciate it & would love to see more. Thank you
I appreciate the sentimentality and the personal stories. It helps us see that yes, you're human.
Awesome! Such a huge asset to the gun community! I really appreciate this guy, one of the greats :)
Remington Nylon 66 was also my first gun! and it's my favorite as well, it was my dad's and now it's mine, and I'll continue to hand it down through the family
This is EXACTLY the type of video that I appreciate. It gives us a sense of history, as well as your enthusiasm to various firearms of your youth. Keep them coming please.
Excellent!!!
I still have the Winchester model 190 that my Dad bought me when I was was 16 YO back in 1974, shot the dickens outta that little rifle and I still enjoy a trip to the range from time to time with it!!
Good memories.....
Thanks Jerry...
I love your list!
It was personal and filled with wonderful stories.
"This is my first gun back when Jesus was alive" lol
Great to see the old Remington Nylon 66, also the first gun I ever shot. It was my grandfather's, and he called it a Mohawk. Grandparents paid .25 for every flying squirrel and red squirrel I shot with it. I'd love to find one on good shape, but have gotten used to my 10/22 since.
The Remington Nylon 66 was my first firearm also. I bought it in the late 60s. I have it today. Still accurate and reliable. It has never malfunctioned.
I like the stories with a personal hidtory touch to it, from memories.
Jerry, this is a nice personal history of your favorite guns. really enjoyed this.
"Like top 5 laxatives, you'll never guess what number 2 is" that line is gold
Always grateful to listen to Jerry's stories and take in his knowledge. Thank you sir.
It would be great to keep showing guns and of various guns and equipment and your personal history with them and what worked and didn't work. You are a walking encyclopedia that many of us can learn from.
That 66 is pretty sweet
I have a nylon 66, wish I knew how to make scout type rifle like he did. Putting a scope on the receiver is pretty unreliable. Amazing gun with ironsights though!
Loved it; great video! The sit-down concept is great, but not a lot of guys could pull it off. The history, expertise and class that Jerry brings to the table--pun intended--are exceptional.
Your videos are awesome and inspiring to shooters all over the world! Thank you Jerry for many years of great fun! Keep it up
This video was Awesome. I would love to see more like this
I really enjoyed this video.. well, Jerry, ALL of your videos! You have such a wealth of information, and I loved hearing a bit of your personal history. May I suggest making a 5 worst clickbait video? Maybe firearms to stay away from or which constantly let you down? Lastly, on your pappy's revolver.. Was that an OWL monogram on the top of the grip???
Jerry, im starting my shotting career here in Argentina and being able to learn anything from you means a lot to me. So thank you very much for every video that you make! Greetings from the south!
Absolutely love it! My grandfather had a 41 magnum Colt when he passed away it disappeared. I've always wanted to find another like it. Haven't been able to. Keep up the good work!
the nylon 66 is a great 22 rifle never had a prob with it
It was fun jerry! The stories and history made it very interesting to myself
I loved hearing your stories! They really put it into perspective how an everyday hobby turned into a career (the Mauser part was great)
Love seeing and hearing about the features and the history of these guns,- especially from such a master shooter !
Would like to see more of Jerry's critiques, comments on other firearms he has had experience with.
Jerry, I loved this video man! What the heck were you talkin about. You don't always gotta do crazy shooting stuff. Me and a lot of your fans appreciate just hearing you talk guns, dude!
Best rifle ever made.the 66.
Thanks for all your great videos Jerry. As much as I admire and enjoy watching you shoot I would really like to hear some stories from your incredible career.
Jerry, thanks for another interesting video. I appreciated the stories behind the weapons as much as the firearms! Keep 'em coming!
I like the flash & sizzle videos, but I'd rather see these types and hear some of your stories about guns and shooting.
+Neil Harris I agree. I like these types of videos more, where Jerry talks about different guns and tells stories.
Please keep doing videos like this.
Jerry you really brought back some memories with this one. I thought I would tell you about mine. I’m 78 years old, born in Seymour Texas and my first gun was a Remington rolling block 22. So when I went shooting I got 5 rounds for all day. This turned me into a very good shooter, my record was six prairie chickens with 5 rounds. A bunch of toms were dancing and two of them got lined up and I shot. My second one was a Remington gallery 22 rifle. I shot that one so much that finally i was shooting dimes out of the air. My record was 5 dimes in one throw. My favorite gun is the M1. When I got to the Army in 1958 I found a home, on qualifying I shot a perfect round. That got the first sergeant excited and he made me shoot the whole thing again I missed one. Thank god the sun was sitting or I think I would still be out there on that KD range. I started of shooting a Remington new model cap and ball and that old gun gave me a lot of fun but accurate it was not. When the Army had me shoot a pistol it was an old 1911 and I was in love again, of course it was old and loose but I still managed to qualify expert. Since then I have shot them all but some how those old guns are still my favorites. As far as expensive guns go I was invited to shoot driven pigeons in Spain and my host asked me to shoot in the last days “ high pigeon “ shoot. I said sure. The idea is to shoot as many pigeons in the time with what ever gun they handed you next. ( The “ Driven Pigeon “ is shot with five side by side 12 or 20 gage shotguns they were handed to you as shot, two rounds here comes the next gun. When I won the “ high pigeon “ that day my host congratulated me and asked how it felt to shoot a double million. I asked him what he meant? He told me that I had shot that round with King Faoud’s guns which were worth one million dollars for the five and the king had bet one million dollars on me winning Jerry I have to tell you I looked those guns over a lot, but I couldn’t see $200,000 in all five let alone one gun.
Good video, Jerry. Loved the stories and backgrounds of the rifles you added. 👍
I love the history trip down memory lane
Dude, I don't care if this was just a cheap video, it was awesome.
I like the stroll thru memory lane. Made me think of my grandfather’s and how much I enjoyed looking at that M1 carbine and being fascinated with the way the bolt operated. Thanks for the video.
I love videos like these from guys who know what they are talking about. Your stories are heartwarming too. Top 5 entry handguns would be a favourite option for myself to watch.
Subject: TFBTV
Status: REKT
Shots fired!
o I just bought 35,000 rounds, pff
I love your videos Jerry! You make great content. You could probably make many more videos like this one telling old stories, and folks would enjoy them!
We love all your videos..the sit-down talk parts are great as well as the shooting. THANKS