Why I Don't Like "Hyper" Ammo
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- Опубликовано: 18 июл 2018
- Paul explains why he doesn't like hyper ammo.
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The only thing I disagree with is your opinion of, and apology for your speaking abilities. You just went 35 minutes without saying the word "UM" once, which is quite refreshing to find on RUclips.
Daniel Sullivan yes I agree and no like likes !
And not a million cuts. These RUclips people, especially the millinneals, can’t get through six words without an edit.
RUclips? Heck I haven't seen anyone talk as clearly and lucidly as this guy ever. Well, maybe some highly trained news reporters.
@@gregv2821 If you're between 22 and 38 years old you're a millennial, so attacking millennials is unnecessary.
@@DezDies I think those who are born around the 2000s is a Millennial I was born 1987 Im a 90s kid lol not a millennial.
I'm waitingh for Paul to take a hot cup of coffee out of his pocket.
In the movie "The Mask", Jim Carrey pulled out a Thompson SMG out of his pocket. I want to see Paul beat that. I know he can. I bet he could fit a light machine gun. :)
@@midimusicforever To see a kind of grusom example of what you are speaking about look for a video of the attempted assassination of Ronald Regan outside the Hilton Hotel in D.C. A Secret Service agents produced a sub-machinegun from his business suit in the blink of an eye. For a comical example (what I originally had in mind) see a video of Harpo Marx pull a lit candle from his trench coat.
I'm waiting for the nuclear submarine he's going to pull out,it's just a matter of time
@@kennethpaquin8574 the uzi can be carried on a sling, which is easily concealed under a suit jacket.
You don’t play with coffee. Wtf is wrong with you
Going to miss this guy. Who else is watching his back catalogue again?
I'm on a one a day regimen for the pain.
Miss him? What happened to him?
@@RuneOdinssonTattooer pancreatic cancer. He turned the channel over to his brother Roy. Don’t know if he’s passed yet but probably soon barring some miracle turn around.
@@RuneOdinssonTattooer He went to live on a farm.
@@RuneOdinssonTattooer cancer
“So if you have watched this whole thing thank you for your patience.”
Of course i watched the whole thing. I don’t skip class.
👌
I watch most of his videos, even if they don't have anything to do with the gun, caliber, or ammo I'm using. I watch for the information, and entertainment.
@@Normal1855 you may have the gun or ammo on the video at another time and then you'll know👍
“But I don’t want to shoot my ＴＩＣＯＮＤＡＳ”
I lost it the third time he said it! You can tell those are not the only three times he heard such lunacy.
You can tell he really, REALLY wanted to take that pistol and mag dump the whole box into a berm just to be rid of it. Such a great storyteller.
Classic!!!!
I just welded my barrel shut so I couldn't shoot my precious TICONDAS.
That was the best part!
Lack of tactical "peacocking" is what makes this channel great.
*Cough* Garand Thumb *Cough*
So true..buuuut I'd love to see him in SWAT Breacher gear lol
I find a lot of the tactical stuff to be kinda nonsense, people now days with their high speed low drag tactical gear are kinda annoying. Sure it's nice to have stuff that's ergonomic and versatile. Though at a three gun match if there were two guys with equal skill and one had a bone stock AR or some other auto rifle that has a decent optic mounted, and the other had some tactical gear there probably won't really be much difference.
I wouldn't know, the only gun channels I watch are Paul and hickock 45, but I don't doubt your experience for one moment.
@@tastychunks the main is a instructor in the airforce that does gun and equipment reviews...and makes jokes about LARPing and airsofting in the gear.
would you call it even peacocking at that point? I watch GT, Lucas from Trexarms, Larry Vickers, and Paul Harrell. They all have different experiences but usually are great people to watch, and I love paul to death because he appeals to the average shooter and logic of owning, and using guns in a defense situation, and ammo choices. GT tells me if a plate carrier is good or not, and Lucas tells me how to train myself to be fast in a defense situation.
Paul, I’m a 76 yr old combat vet and have been shooting for 66 years. I’ve hunted and have been in civilian active shooter situations. Of all of the “teaching” and review videos I’ve watched(thousands over 10 years of viewing) you are undoubtedly one of the best. My two sons watch your videos regularity. Thank you for your efforts. Keep up the great work. God bless you and yours.
A question -- if you have a moment -- what other channels would you recommend?
I agree.
Gods are fictional.
@@MichaelKingsfordGray nobody asked
@@Numizard Yes they did, anonymous imbecile!
Paul's dry, brutal roasts are so fantastic. Never change, sir.
He might be hyperbolic, but at least he won't shoot you with hyper velocity ammo. LOL!!
Romper room!
@@xringarcher1440 Takes me back.
His humor is great!
Once when I was a young man I told someone that "Dodge never made a 350". Had to eat crow when he opened the hood on his '58 Coronet. A much needed lesson for a young man.
No one has ever been shot and said, “Fool! You should have used hyper ammo!”
If ya manage to hit them with those wack off center groups
You’re only a 80 fps short to kill me!
unfortunately my dog did. She was a German shepherd that was old and suffering so I took her out to a place in the woods to put her down. I had my 45 loaded with ball ammo. I shot her point blank in the back of the head and she screamed like i never heard a dog scream. I had to empty the magazine into her. It's one of the worst experiences of my life. After that i have used hyper ammo. If I had used it on her instead of the ball ammo she would have died instantly and not screamed. Though she didn't use the words. she did communicate to me that what i used was unacceptable.
@@puppyupper4565 My guy, Barbiturates would've made thing's a lot less stressful. Please stop shooting your dogs lol.
@@MegaBoooooooooooooob i don't have access to barbiturates. If I had used hyper ammo she wouldn't have felt a thing. The vet here charges 150 to put down a dog. And I have never had a dog that didn't stress at the vet.
Joe's reluctance to shoot them might make for an embarrassing tombstone marker: "Here lies Joe ... he REALLY didn't want to shoot his Ticondas"
christianoutlaw your comment was pretty funny, but it makes you wonder......would solid snake carry Ticondas? Lol
Someone is going to inherit his Ticondas when he dies and shoot them causing him to come back from the grave.
@@TroopperFoFoscene opens Joe-bie "ticondaaaas", everybody "huh?"... Joe-bie (displaying empty gun) "ticondaaaas" END. Short movie.
Yep
TroopperFoFo hopefully they’ll have some Zombiemax if he ever does!
Those ammo prices at the beginning make me long for the golden years of not-2020.
should have stacked up
@@GamingAmbienceLive Who isn't stocked up? 2020 prices just mean I can't sling 500 rounds downrange every week now. Guns are meant to be fired, not sat on.
@@pedrotrevino7234 firing them wears them down. I’m fine with my gun sitting, a monkey can shoot s gun I don’t need to down 500 rounds a week.
@@GamingAmbienceLive What a fudd opinion
@@whodat1967 it’s a fact
18:20 is where we are introduced to "Hirtenberger Buscadero Ticondas". Fun facts: Hirtenberger Defense Systems is a manufacturer and provider of mortar systems, Buscadero is a type of western style leather gun belt and holster, and now Ticandas is a generic term used to describe exotic or "hyper" ammo thanks to Paul. Thanks Paul.
Hirtenberger was indeed a manufacturer for ammo, too... I have some 45ACP still in my shelf, but it was to precious to shoot 😁
Maybe he was making up a name for black talon
A buddy of mine who also watches Paul's videos that I worked with at Walmart, every "back to school" season, whenever we walked past the "Ticonderoga" brand pencils, we would look at each other and say "MY TICANDAS" the way Paul says it and bust up laughing.
@@sobasicallyimbillcooper4543 Yeah, sounds like black talon.
Love it!! Lol!!!!
“All I’m going today is talk” don’t threaten me with a good time
No need to get hostile. You just come off like the typical office suck up with your comment.
George Flythe or maybe I do genuinely enjoy this and wanted to say so in a comical way
I dunno... you reek of sycophant.
George Flythe and you reek of dunning Kruger effect
Dunning-Kruger*
The intermission was great lol
LOL! Our local 4 screen drive in plays allot of these old videos. Love It!
Plus the james yager reference?
Scott, doesn’t he know that Underwood ammo is necessary when taking on Tactical T-Rex’s?! 😉
Lol did you see the ATHF version? 😈😂
ruclips.net/video/oZlSoiE7YlM/видео.html
Lol I've not heard lets all go to the lobby in forever
Paul Harrell keeping the One Ring safe for all of us lesser mortals.
High performance ammo
Hi. per. ammo
Hyper ammo
OH MY GOD!
Add: Hype Our Ammo
@@Salieri47 Hi Point Ammo lol is next
High $ per ammo
When you thought you couldn't like Paul Harrell any more and then he pulls out his lord of the rings ring 😂
Was just about to comment this!! Lol
'Keep it secret, keep it safe'
Just wait till you hear him casually drop some Monty Python quotes in the middle of some of his eloquent lecture segments. He is quite a goofball at times despite his rather serious demeanor, but it's not always easy to pick up on haha.
Wouldn't surprise me if it's just his wedding ring.
more excellent Paul humour
I was laughing until i checked my pistol mags and saw that they were loaded with hurtin' burger tuscadero ticondas!!
But you don't want to shoot your tico-o-o-ondas 😱😱😱
Oooooooohhhh shit! Lmao!
I appreciate your honesty.
+
@@cynthiastewart7993 +1 +P
Hirtenberger buscadero ticondas find them in your local shops!
"Radically Invasive Projectile - sounds like the title to a porno movie." I lol'd for a while on that one
i laughed out loud literally at that as well.
Speaking of old ammo, I have a box of .45 match ammo from 1975 that was used by the Army shooting team. It was a gift from a retired Army colonel. I don't think I'll ever shoot it because it's such a cool item to me.
That IS cool actually. If u dont mind, what grain Bullitt are they, and are they standard pressure, or +p ammo???
Thank u!!
Same, I have a couple boxes of Winchester black talon I inherited. Maybe I won't target practice, but I may load them in my EDC.
...I've got around 110 rounds of .45 ACP dated 1918...gonna keep them as relics...got it from a retired Marine major..a mustang & RVN vet..
@@junkyarddog8277black talon ammo kinda sucks. it’s reputation and infamy far outshines it’s actual performance.
@@acid6urns so you've had experience with black talon? Or you've just heard it sucks?
Where do I buy an official Paul Harrell jacket of infinite ammo?
It also holds unlimited criminology books.
Unfortunately, any jacket will work, but only while Paul Harrell is wearing it. Once he takes it off, it becomes like any other normal jacket, and anything he stored in its magical pockets becomes inaccessible to us mere mortals. Legend has it that this is how he hides the bodies of the three dozen men he's killed using 9mm Winchester white box 147 grain jacketed hollow points; if you see little soggy bits of red shit hanging out of his pockets... that's not watermelon.
@@Dread_Naught_But_The_Dark 😅😅😅
See his video discussing his jacket.
Try scottevest. I have one that has 27 pockets with one designed to hold my iPad! Lol seriously go check them out
You forgot the " I spent more than you, so I'm better than you " people .
Love it!
@@randyowens2717 Oh god, we all know someone like this. When I bought my first pistol, I bought a Taurus TH9. It was a good gun at a very good price, and I didn't feel like spending too much of my tax return money on a pistol. So when I was talking to my guys at work, everyone was asking me how well it shot, how much I paid, etc... Except this one guy that almost only shoots Glocks. The first words out of his mouth were "you should've bought a Glock," and true to fanboy form, there was an irrelevant "ya but" to every reason why I bought a cheaper gun instead.
@@JoseARomo-qv5fk tbf, Glock is one of the cheapest standard pistols that people buy new. You know him much better than I ofc, but it might have been more of the "Glock fanboy" problem rather than "spend like I spend money" problem.
@@JoseARomo-qv5fk not knocking your Taurus, but after owning a few pistols and shooting in the Army, Glocks are pretty sweet. Just gotta watch out for slide bite.
@@jamesbecvar6350 Oh I know they're good. I'm by no means a Glock hater. The only reason I associated this person with what the original comment said, is because this guy refuses to accept that a cheaper gun can be good too. My Taurus has been good. I've put almost 1,000 rounds through it and I'm yet to have a malfunction of any kind. As far as I'm concerned, that means it's been every bit as reliable as any gun with a price tag twice as big. I bought a Taurus because I didn't want to spend $400-500 on my first pistol. Had I been willing to spend more, I would've bought an FN FNS 9. The same shop I bought the Taurus from had them new for $450 at the time. I'm a huge fan of FN, but that doesn't keep me from recognizing that a cheaper gun can be good too.
"Fair warning, just about all I'm gonna do today is talk." *gets all comfortable
I rewatch these videos a couple of times every year to see if the advice has lost its effectiveness, and it's still good advice, 3 years later. "My TICONDAAAAAASSSS"
Legends say Paul Harrell's jacket stores an entire stockpile of ammunition.
I thought I was the only one to notice
And a book or two.
Oh no! It is an assault jacket!! Don't let the Dems find out. I love that coat.
And a Popeil's Pocket Fisherman plus five Japanese throwing stars.
And 101st Airborne and 3rd Ranger.
What a great presentation. I couldn't agree more with point 7. I've preached that for years. RIP, in particular, is horrible ammunition in more than one way. I would also like to mention that while you may be criminally absolved of any wrong doing, you still potentially face civil action. Look at OJ Simpson as an example. Try explaining to a jury in a civil case why you used RIP ammo. You can still be found guilty of wrongful death or even murder in a civil case and thus financially wrecked for life. I would argue civil cases are far worse to endure with the exception that if found guilty you're only facing financial ruin and not the death penalty or life behind bars being Bubb's girlfriend for 40 years.
I've also witnessed, first hand, the "precious" syndrome many times. Please keep these videos coming. Your presentation style is so palatable that 30 minutes seems like 10.
Military Arms Channel I could say the same about your videos, you both make good stuff :)
martindude Thank you, brother. Paul is a treasure to the online firearms community. He’s exceptionally intelligent, well read, articulate... pretty much everything I’m not. LOL He’s one of the very few GunTubers I trust and refer to when I’m mulling something over in my grape. Ironically, we see eye to eye on most everything, but I’ve also learned a lot of good info from him. If you think you know everything, you’re an idiot. :) There’s always someone more knowledgeable and if you’re not learning every single day you’re sucking air, you’re doing yourself a horrible disservice. I learn a lot from my own viewers as well. Thank you for the support.
I totally agree on all points
This is why we love and respect the both of you. You guys are class acts and really irreplaceable in the pro 2A community. Thanks for all that you both do. Also nice to know that you both watch and support each other's channels. We appreciate all the knowledge that is shared. Keep it coming.
What if Paul told you to shoot .40 S&W though...
I don't even own a gun (as a matter of fact guns are hard to come by in my country), but I still find this guys videos interesting. Very humble guy sharing a huge amount of knowledge
I actually love how calmly and well thought out this all was.
(me getting loaded into a ambulance with multiple stab wounds as I grab the EMT by the shirt)
"d...did he steal them?!"
"yes sir he stole your wallet and car"
"no... did he steal them?"
"steal what sir?"
"DID HE STEAL MY *TICONDAS*!?!?!?"
#LOL
That was FUNNY!
Lol
Brilliant
Thats the funniest reply ever...
But mostly because its EXACALLY on subject.
Dude needs a merch store where he sells snazzy beige jackets and meat targets...
Would definitely buy.
That shooting jacket where you can stash 5 2-liters' and nobody would bat an eye.
I would 100% buy a t-shirt that says "but I dont want to shoot my TICONDA'S!"
That jacket has been on my shooting shopping list if i can find 1
Yea, that and a tshirt that says “no you can’t” with a pic of him looking annoyed
Been binge watching your videos since I discovered the channel. I really, really like how you present points. Eloquence and logic, you don't come across as talking down to people. You're a natural educator with a touch of humor to keep it fresh.
Regarding fancy ammo, personally I just carry "basic AF" Remington green/white box .40 S&W 180gr JHP. It goes where I point it and puts holes in things, and doesn't cost an arm and a leg so I have no problems cycling out a magazine of it every time I go to the range; thus my carry ammo is always super fresh, too.
Paul is the voice of reason among the gun channel personalities. Ordinary guns in traditional calibers are reliable, effective and not boring at all. There are so many choices and they get the job done.
I do prefer these long lecture style videos.
theGeeker Same, I love that he doesn't talk down to you like you're an idiot and he's perfect, but more that he's sharing what he knows for you to decide like your grandpa would. Weird comparison but it fits for me :D
Drowns In Kool Aid: Actually, that made a lot of sense :)
+1
Paul harrel is one of very few that can pull it off, and honestly this felt short, that's how good this was
"I could probably bore you for half an hour just with stories about Joe and the Buscadero Ticondas." No, Paul, you probably couldn't. Especially if you ended each anecdote with "I don't wanna shoot my ticawwwdas". Convulsing with laughter here. Well done, sir.
It is funny but a valid point. Back when I only carried factory ammunition I would rarely fire up to a magazine of my carry ammunition to make sure it functioned and hit to the same POI as my practical ammunition. Well I got disappointed because I never did find that cartridge with that bullet weight in that specific load again and it became too precious to shoot up. By then my confidence in my own handloads had gone up and I switched to carrying my own, which in today’s artificially panic stricken society is the only ammunition I can get in any of 4 Pistol calibers I can carry. I do like a lead ball worked up to tightest group I can get from it.
@@308dad8 I never got into reloading. All the shooters in my area do, but all they care about is saving money on brass with no regard for any precision down range. I could see the appeal of learning to make match-grade precision ammo.
As far as POI, agreed--when I started out a decade ago, I kept having instructors tell me "practice ammo has the same POI, don't waste your carry ammo at the range." For a novice shooter like me, Paul might have phrased it as "with the groups you're shooting, it won't make enough of a difference to make a difference." But I tend to think a lot like Paul about certain things, however, and I won't carry anything I haven't tested until I can trust it. Only after I went through a couple boxes of carry ammo side by side with my practice ammo was I comfortable believing the POI of my practice ammo. I still run a few carry rounds every range trip just to cycle through my storage about annually. (Well, I used to do that. Then 2020 arrived and now ALL bullets are buscadero ticawwwwwndas, and I don't wanna waste 'em. :-D )
That said, my original comment was just that I could listen to Paul tell silly range stories all day. He could not, in fact, bore me--let alone to tears. :)
The Mr. Rogers of the gun world. Love it. I could watch all of his videos consecutively...
Paul- “so if you’ve watched this presentation til the end...”
Me- oh, is it over already?
Paul is a LotR nerd, and my respect for him has increased
Dude right? That was like the last thing I expected.
and as you can see, he is clearly not invisible
@@terrywhitehall7535
If Ian is "Gun Jesus" then Paul must be "Gun Tom Bombadil"
Watch Clerks 2 LOTR vs Star Wars for a good laugh.
excuse me he said elfin writing it was black speech (adjusts glasses)
Holy moly a half hour Paul Harrell video, it must be a special day
Red letter kinda day!
I love this man’s long winded explanations
One of the most well spoken people on YT.
Life is a like a Paul Harrel jacket, you never know what you’re gonna find in it LOL
Life is like A Paul Harrel jacket. Just when you think there's nothing else it can throw at you... "these are my Radically Invasive Projectiles".
Hahaha
Life is like Paul Harrell's jacket, you never know what you're going to find in it but it's probably loaded with Remington green and white box ... ...
Paul: lets see how it does out of a longer barrel.
*reaches into pocket and pulls out an mp5.
"This is an MP5, loaded with 9x19mm jacketed hollow point ammunition."
Proceeds to pull out a full size rebarreled M82
@@thedemonitizationpolice6307 proceeds to pull out a PTRS-41
Proceeds to pull out M198 Howitzer.
"This here is the M198 Howitzer, loaded with 155mm Explosive Shells."
One of these days, he's going to pull a LAW M72 Rocket Launcher out of that pocket. He will have to cut off the inside of the pocket and shove it half way down his pants. Then somebody will say, Hey Paul, is that a rocket launcher in your pocket or you just really glad to see me."
I can't believe he played the whole intermission song and animation.
What made me laugh aloud in this video:
“TicAaAAaaAaAndas~”
“‘Radical Invasive Projectile’? That sounds like a porno movie”
And that intermission really got me craving popcorn.
Paul4President
Sir, this was randomly recommended to me because I’ve been researching ammunition. I’ve never watched you before, so I have no bias. Your speaking skills are far above average. Give yourself some credit.
I'm thinking he knows that, after watching a few of his videos, I think it's a bit of sarcasm.
@@zebschreiber7357 no he has a speech impediment and I think he thinks it's worse than it really is
@@ayeyobossman6151 The magic of repetition and video editing. You can cover some things up with selective editing. But rewatching video or listening to audio recordings of yourself also helps you catch - and correct - some errors before they happen. Two things I've learned since I started to actually post videos.
Paul has great delivery when he speaks. I can't stand to watch videos with "um" repeated like um every couple um words. Great job Paul, you are without question a professional! Thank you
I get the vibe that he may have had a stutter growing up and received speech therapy for it or something along those lines. The “shattner pause” that he talks about is what my step brother does when he has a stutter coming, to mentally kind of reset, and maybe this guy has been using those techniques and word choices long enough that his speech has actually improved to a level thats better than average. I love listening to him talk.
12:31 - "And yes, when I put it on, you can still see me." This is just one reason I keep watching Paul's videos.
He can wield the ring because he's a Maia (like Tom Bombadil), It turns us mortals invisible because we're not powerful enough to wield it and therefore the ring passes us into the wraith-world.
Ticooonnnddaaasss
"Today we will be discussing the tomahawk missile, fair warning all i'll be doing today is talking so if you dont like my yapping, click off now.... ok..." pulls tomahawk missile out of his jacket
Enjoying re-watching some of the back catalog and feeling nostalgic for when we had choices in purchasing ammo and you could find 9mm under $20.
You still can...
@@patf6555 Now you can, thankfully, but not when that comment was first written.
I learn so much from this guy. He is as far from a shill as one can be, you can tell that he's thought out his POV and he shows no bias. It either works, or it does not. Many "gun guys" are very jaded, cynical and very biased in their POV's. Not Paul. Common sense goes a long way.
If only common sense was common 0.o
lol damn, that is so true. My dad called it "walking around" sense, but that is in short supply these days. Should we start calling it *uncommon sense* ?
Or just good ol' sense? My Old Man is still a stable source of this rare commodity.
TX: And I still miss the time when it still made sense to call it "common sense".
Mine was too up till cancer ate him to the bone. One year ago last week. I miss hearing advice like "You lost your keys? Well...where did you have them last? If you go to where you last had them, you should find them!" Uhh....okay dad...thanks.... lol
Im a Briton that has absolutely no idea about guns but finds your videos very interesting and I love how you speak, you have to be one of the best spoken people I’ve ever seen/met.
Love the intermission! You are so spot on about the “special” ammunition!
I can’t agree more with topic #7. Eight years LEO and 20 years Dept of Correction I’ve never had to draw my firearm but I have been involved in a number of various criminal trials up to and including murder. It fascinates me when I watch various videos or read posts in 2A forums as to some of the comments, questions and statements made by individuals that are well spoken but lack necessary training and experience.
Now retired and working armed security I had a new guy, no LEO or Military training report for his first shift. I introduced myself and offered to show him around. His response “I’m tactically trained to identify the threat and take it out.” Now mind you we are working in a hospital. My response “RUclips Video Training Doesn’t Count.”
I really enjoy you videos and respect the fact that unlike most RUclips videos you are keeping it real.
I also worked armed security after my military time. I work in healthcare now but that story really brought back some memories 😂 Security really brings the top and bottom of the barrel together.
Came back just to hear buddy say Hurtenburger Tuscadero Ticooooondas 18:42
^Buscadero
Ticooahndaas! He can't shoot his ticooahndaas!
Same
**President is about to be assassinated**
Joe: But I don't want to shoot my Ticoooahda's!
I dont always shoot at the range...but when I do, I definitely dont want to shoot my Hirtenberger Buscadero Ticooahndaas
You never know what Paul is going to pull out of his jacket.
Personally, I am waiting for a live rabbit or a parrot, but a Bugs Bunny doll would be just a good.
Heading to the range today and this reminded me that I've not cycled out my carry ammo in quite some time... Thanks Paul, always practical, helpful info without a lot of hullabaloo.
You don't need to apologize for anything! I've learned more from your channel than ANY other channel on RUclips!!! And you are NOT boring! Thanks for all the GREAT content.
I've never noticed any of your "speaking issues". When the content is good it overshadows any minor oddities.
same, didnt notice them until he pointed them out after watching most of his library
Every time he brings them up I scratch my head wondering what the hell are some people hearing.
Corwin: Perhaps the kind of guys who don't wear ear plugs or ear muffs on the range because it is "unmanly"? They are bound to have hearing issues . . .
Thomas: Are you referring to those that hear his speaking issues or those, like myself, who don't? I haven't been to a range in about a decade and was a stickler for using hearing protection when I was going (heck, whenever I go someplace I know will be loud I bring hearing protection of some sort).
Corwin: I was trying to point my fingers at the less coherent part of humanity, that apparently thinks that safety is for pussies . . .
Failed I have. Better words I should use. Oh, sorry. Wrong franchise.
I'm so old that I remember that intermission song from the drive-in theater.
Me too....
Great video Paul and some excellent ideas there as well. Thanks for making these videos as the ones who want the info will watch them. Cheers and stay safe!
Hey Paul, I just came across channel about 2weeks ago. I appreciate your matter of fact clear views about shooting, safety and how to be a good and responsible owner. Keep up the good work.
Paul, for the love of god, I AM NOT BORED WHEN YOU TELL STORIES ABOUT JOE NOT WANTING TO SHOOT HIS TIKAAAAAAANDAHHHHHS!!! I am not going to tell you again.
Same! Got your comment to 80!
Paul is a freaking American treasure!!! The best firearms channel on YT.
True Words.
Second That
me threee
Absolutely one of the best. In the top two.
He's definitely one of the best channels on YT. I think that another really top-notch one is Sage Dynamics, if you're into the real nitty-gritty of firearms usage.
Just wanted to let you know that I truly appreciate your channel and I have learned a great deal from your videos. Thank you
I'm just getting into guns and this was extremely helpful. I like your teaching style. I'm going to look through the rest of your catalog now.
Jesus, this is probably one of the greatest RUclips channels of all time.
very much so
Agreed
Quite right, along with the Sensus Fidelium channel.
“One does not simply purchase an ammunition and not test it” (Insert horn of Gondor sound here).
- I would have followed you. My captain. My King!
- Why didn't you shoot the damn uruk-hai?
- Because I don't want to shoot my tico-o-o-ondas . . .
@@thomasraahauge5231 That comment didn't get the attention it deserved. Very funny!
@@Scientist_Salarian At least *you* read it 😁
And the award for best comment goes to:
YOU!!! Jacob B 🤣👏🤣👏🤣👏🤣👏🤣👏
Thank you for putting so much thought and effort into these very real and serious topics.
I'm guilty of having some precious federal hydra-shocks that I never tried and have had in the same mag for 5 years. I'll be testing and cycling those. Thanks for the advice.
Paul, as a non-native english speaker i find you and your Shattner-esque pauses and general speach pattern very easy to follow and understand.
Also a non native english speaker. And I agree completely. I can follow and undestand you with ease without having to resort to subtitles or any kind of aid.
Me also the same.
He is as easy to follow as anyone, could be a politician, lol. I think earier in his life he wasn't as easy to understand, partially adding to his ability to now orate near perfectly. he practiced.
Agreed, S L.
He mentioned having been an instructor, so that´s why, probably.
I'm still waiting for "Kaaaaaaaahhhhnnn!"
Hurtenburger Tuscadero Ticooooondas
Hurtenburger ammo ... tested and proven to be lethal to all hamburger meat.
*Buscadero
Those hobbits hired a professional boogeyman to take my precious bullets!!! lol
is that even a real ammo
Hirtenberger was an Austrian Ammomaker who was bought few Years ago by Swiss Company RUAG.
I love these very types of videos from Paul. I'm slowly digging back through the older videos, and there is so much to learn from them. I know you apologize for just talking, but I don't mind. I love the way you present things, and from one teacher to another, you do a great job. I wish you didn't feel the need to apologize for the way you do things, but I understand the nature of RUclips and internet content. I have never been disappointed at the content you produce and always look forward to your videos.
I would really love to see a presentation on JHP grain selection (115 vs 124 vs 147 out of modern defensive micro 9mm pistols with barrels under 3.5 inch’s.
There's probably some research done on loads for snub nose revolvers that you can make inferences from.
Shootingthebull410 does an entire series called “ammo quest” specifically covering this topic in exhaustive depth. The series is 7-8yrs old but still very relevant information and relevant types tested. All from a 3” barrel. I’ll spoil the ending and let you know that anything with HST was a rockstar performer. The final two were HST 124gr standard pressure and that was slightly edged out by a 147gr something something something. Can’t remember because none of my local stores carried it. I think it was the 147gr Winchester Defend PDX1 or something like that. I’m trying to recall what it was without going to watch the episode again. It’s in the “wrap up” video of the series. That said, I settled on the 124gr HST because it’s readily available at ALL of my local shops and big box outdoors shops so I can train with it and buy new rounds when it comes time to rotate my ammo out. It performs well through every test-medium I’ve seen it shot through. It always expands and hits 12-18” in the tests I’ve personally seen and watched here on RUclips.
Just another excellent, well prepped and cogent presentation from this guy. I'm a Marine from back in the days of the Southeast Asian war games, plus a 20-year badge here on the east coast. I like to think that I know the difference between BS and the real thing, and Paul Harrell is the real thing. I've known how to shoot and handle firearms all my life. Then, a few years ago I went to Front Sight in the Nevada desert to really learn how to handle a firearm. These days, when I want to learn something regarding a particular or specific subject matter, such as this one about hyper ammo, I just look for Paul's presentation on it. He's well-learned, well-spoken, acknowledges counter-points while sticking to his point, and delivers the information in a manner that holds the listener's attention. All of those things about him will keep me coming back.
REMEMBER WHEN MY POOP LOOKED LIKE A MUSCLE
The only thing I can't understand is how many things you can fit in your jacket without printing.
10 more than you think. Maybe 11, or even 12. Per pocket.
Winner 🤣
That's because you're not looking at his pockets, you're lost in his eyes.
Where and how much for a jacket of holding?
He’s like the Mary Poppins of guns with all that he can fit in his pockets
Your vids are creative, well-thought out and well-explained (and I haven't held a gun in over 5 decades!). Thanks for your work!
I've said this on other videos but I am so thankful that you made these videos and I hope you get to read this comment. We are all going to miss you and your knowledge so much. Prayers.
Does this remind anyone else of Chris Rock's bit on gun control? "I'd put a cap in yo a%% right now! If wasn't so damned expensive!"
I’ve been waiting for someone to refer to Rock’s stand up on bullet control..funny then…waaay too true now
I want story time about Joe and the Ticonas.
Jeff Liggett - Joe sounds like a hoot to hang out with.
"Joe" sounds like someone you end up dope-slapping a lot ;)
Jeff Liggett Paul's Joe voice makes him sound gay....not that there is anything wrong with that.... lol. I've got to the point that I really like the 30 minutes of talking/teaching videos the most.
Joe sounds like the guy that would eat all the crayons in the box instead of just the red ones.
When I was in college, my band opened for Joe and the Ticondas
My God, I'm not a english native speaker and I just love your videos. They're all very well organized and your speech is perfectly clear for me!
he can pull any gun out of his pocket and manifest the a ring with elven writing out of thin air, truly one of a kind
Don't ever change we love you
"and yes, you can still see me!" THESE little interjections make your presentations SO much more enjoyable that others. Best gun channel ever!!
Yeah, I rarely laugh so hard as I did at that comment! Loved it!!!
Paul, you are correct. There are certain hyper ammo’s that I specifically buy for specific purposes, specifically gas checked hardcast flat nose ammo for woods carry in my .40 s&w due to superior penetration to a hollow point. But when it comes to standard HD ammo, I buy the standard 50 round Winchester white box 180 grain JHP’s, they expand just as good as any hyper hollow point and penetrate reliably, they never jam, and cost the same for 50 as the hyper ammo does for 20. And if I’m at the range practicing, I buy inexpensive FMJ’s.
6:47 most underrated point ever. If one thing can be said about run-of-the-mill FMJ/practice ammo, for the most part they all cycle pretty consistently. Even the "bottom shelf" stuff. I can't believe it took me this long to find Paul's content. Video from 2018, +1 subscriber.
Woohoo, New Paul Harrel video. Today is a good day!
hell yeah matteo!
Wouldn't care if you spoke for two hours, I would sit through every second because I know I would be getting some excellent knowledge and insight.
what a great presentation with some really reasonable points, thanks for putting this together
Not going to lie, I know next to nothing about guns and ammo but I've decided it might behoove me to learn and to are myself. I find your videos the most instructive and I appreciate the work you do. Keep the videos coming. Thank you.
You're one of the only firearm channels that never makes me roll my eyes or sigh. Thank you.
This right here is the truth!
"Joe and the Hurtenberger Buskadaro Ticondas" - great band name. I'd buy a t-shirt.
Love your intro speech. EDIT: Love your whole video! Subscribed. I enjoy your very clear and concise way of speaking.
Hi Paul, I just wanted to thank you for all of your presentations. I love your no non sense approach to any subject you cover. One of my favorites is this hyper ammo presentation, All of your points are well taken. From the many videos I see where you have compared ammo, I find your baseline ammo others are tested against is the Remington green and white box 115 grain JHP and the results from accuracy and meat target are what I wanted. Plus I can target shoot and feel confident in a self defense situation more comfortably. They seem to shoot the best in my gun comparing to other hyper ammo and different weight bullets. Thank you for all you do for the gun and community!
Jeff
The only defensive ammo I will use in my carry gun is Hirtenberger Buscadero Ticondas. Though, since my carry gun is a Singer 1911, it’s really too valuable to carry. I prefer to keep it locked up in my safe. Of course, since my safe is an antique Mosler Firejacket Cannonball safe, I have it buried in the backyard. Under concrete.
you do keep it cocked and locked tho right? otherwise no point owning the weapon.
Well, of course.
You may have to replace the mainspring one day.
Fudmottin As long as I never fire it, the mainspring will never “cycle”, so I’ll be fine.
When you do carry did you opt for the $5 generic nylon holster?
As a newish shooter you sir have possibly saved me hundreds if not thousands of dollars in my future shooting life span . My hats off to you . And a fuller pocket and happier man says thank you !
Newish or Jewish? Could have been a typo...
As a Jewish shooter, I'd say it works either way
I would look at as more cash to shoot more and more often!
Thank you for the great, in-depth presentation. Many of the points you raised could help us through a criminal action should we are forced, to defend ourselves or others, to draw our weapon, or worse yet, shoot someone. Stressing that we could train and practice with our carry ammo is spot on. Thanks again for being the voice of common sense and wisdom based on your experience and training.
As a 14yr I don’t understand how ur one of my favorite people on this platform but keep it up
You told trolls they should watch Romper Room. YOU ROCK! Keep up the FANTASTIC and INFORMATIVE videos. Thankyou!
steve kim that’s a good name, well picked.
No Paul, please I need 30 minutes of you talking about Joe's Tycondas, make it happen
Really appreciate the clean language, it really ups the apparent quality of the video, feels much more professional.
Thanks for yet another in a long list of amazingly detailed videos, Paul.
I hope you're at peace with your situation and are as well as you can be.
All the best. (Congrats on the million subs!)