Very excited for this one. Hope I can make it out and train with yall someday sooner than later. I'd join the military tomorrow, if it didn't suck so much. Agenda/Ideology-wise I mean. I'm not afraid of hard work and "the suck."
I like the pace man idea, it’s also a great tool in competition. Another thing for classes: you want a class that will give you 6-12 months of homework after the fact. You aren’t going to get better in one or two days, but you should have actionable direction when you leave that class.
It looks like your gun isn't even lifting when you run a pistol. I'm going to start judging my shooting goals on a scale of 0 to Eric. I can't wait to get some time off of work to take a class with you guys.
Some one should ask Joe from Bruiser Industries if being a good stage planner has any crossover into good mission planning... just a random thought from a former comp shooter that has never been there or done that....
Exactly!!! I can't stand this guy!!! What kind of moron says that if you take 4 or 5 classes in 2 months it will not help you improve your skills is a idiot!!!
Nobody that buys 10, 20, 50k in Guns & Gear does it to be a “wELL rOunDeD” citizen. A well rounded citizen owns a home-defense firearm, shoots a thousand rounds a year to maintain competency, and keeps maybe 500 rounds on hand “just in case”. (Max) Anything more than this (plate carriers/helmets/nods/belts/cryes etc.) is a hobbyist. Don’t @ me.
It's literally cheaper to buy ammo in bulk(1000 rounds at a time) when prices drop off. Why the hell wouldn't you do that. Also if you have been doing this for decades, you'd naturally acquire all of the gear related. Don't presume to put limits on people properly exercising their second ammendment right(we aren't supposed to have a standing army. Every male citizen is supposed to be prepared to go to war, thats why they could vote)
Hahahah totally forgot to take out a brain fart that I had in the fundamentals of shooting topic 😂 def far from perfect.😅
Adds to the authenticity 😄
I just found your channel because I was looking up chest rigs.
Love it! Gear is important but training is critical. Too many dudes out there are buying their 3rd AR when they’ve never done any training.
Agreed!
Thin blue line guys are gonna be the biggest threat to us
Very excited for this one. Hope I can make it out and train with yall someday sooner than later. I'd join the military tomorrow, if it didn't suck so much.
Agenda/Ideology-wise I mean. I'm not afraid of hard work and "the suck."
Beyond pants🤩 were the best low price high quality with knee pad slots. I bought two pair😎
Nice!!
Never knew about these. Thanks
The caribiner with a holosun tool is genius. I always have it in the range bag and am fumbling around trying to find it.
A video on Supressor applicability for urban and natural terrain maneuvers.
We can def talk about that one for sure
“Jack of all trades, master of none, but better than a master of one.”
I like the pace man idea, it’s also a great tool in competition.
Another thing for classes: you want a class that will give you 6-12 months of homework after the fact. You aren’t going to get better in one or two days, but you should have actionable direction when you leave that class.
Well said
My lord! That rifle at 10:02 is huge. More stuff on it than rifle!
That beast had way too much crap on it!
Great lighting tonight. Keep that light modifier setting…👍
It looks like your gun isn't even lifting when you run a pistol. I'm going to start judging my shooting goals on a scale of 0 to Eric. I can't wait to get some time off of work to take a class with you guys.
LOL, your comments reminded me of PFT's in the Marine Corps, find someone just a little faster than yourself and then try to keep up.....
Jack of all trades, master of one
Great content as always 🤙
Thanks for being here
when are the next scoped carbine courses?
Send some links for the classes you offer.
Check out Barrelandhatchet.com
@@barrelandhatchet thanks
You should edit out the belt set up video and post that separately.
A jack of all trades is a master of none, but it's always better than a master of one.
Some one should ask Joe from Bruiser Industries if being a good stage planner has any crossover into good mission planning... just a random thought from a former comp shooter that has never been there or done that....
Is a quality lpvo like a vortex razor 1-6 a good optic for a go to do it all rifle?
what pouch is that leatherman in?
Where’s Roy?
Probably in the bathroom lol
He was packing a crap ton of orders for y’all
How did I get unsubbed from you guys?
No idea? That’s strange
shills discord mods and more oh joy goodbye
Exactly!!! I can't stand this guy!!! What kind of moron says that if you take 4 or 5 classes in 2 months it will not help you improve your skills is a idiot!!!
Nobody that buys 10, 20, 50k in Guns & Gear does it to be a “wELL rOunDeD” citizen.
A well rounded citizen owns a home-defense firearm, shoots a thousand rounds a year to maintain competency, and keeps maybe 500 rounds on hand “just in case”.
(Max)
Anything more than this (plate carriers/helmets/nods/belts/cryes etc.) is a hobbyist. Don’t @ me.
Take the dog out of your name, seems you’re just a sheep.
It's literally cheaper to buy ammo in bulk(1000 rounds at a time) when prices drop off. Why the hell wouldn't you do that. Also if you have been doing this for decades, you'd naturally acquire all of the gear related. Don't presume to put limits on people properly exercising their second ammendment right(we aren't supposed to have a standing army. Every male citizen is supposed to be prepared to go to war, thats why they could vote)
Can't fix stupid!
That's only your opinion.
@@tizben It is my Opinion.
It is fact.
Anything else is a lie, or un-selfaware ignorance.