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The first thing I learned when I started carrying was to avoid stupid places, people, and situations. Gun owners are not "looking for trouble."
Yes trouble find you sadly
Exactly, we're not LOOKING for trouble, but we PREPARE in case trouble finds US.
This is the main thing.
Choices and decisions
That is absolutely correct, and if a great majority carried firearms everybody would be more polite to each other. Very few street crimes would be perpetrated for fear their victim was armed.
Shoot straight, be careful, pray for the Lords help.
@@walterknight1550 that's idiotic. Thankfully other countries have done it right
If: Owning a gun = looking for trouble
Then: Waring a seatbelt = reckless driving
Hate to think what my fire extinguishers and smoke detectors say about me.
so having a girlfriend makes me a gRapist.. cool
Wearing*
Which is why car insurance is so cheap in New Hampshire.
if self-defense is "bad" then what is "good" ?
The US CONSTITUTION is one of a kind. It’s not a permission slip telling people what they can do like most nations. It’s a DIRECTIVE informing the government what they CANNOT do to we the people ever.
And yet we still let them do whatever they want..
It's a piece of paper, nothing more. It's meaningless. America died decades ago.
@@L3GN5RW9 definitely not meaningless, although it is seemingly growing irrelevant almost. If America has already died, you wouldn't be allowed to say so.......must be something left worth standing by.
The government has been doing what they should not be doing do to we the people for a long time. Think of the National Firearms Act of 1934, the Gun Control Act of 1968 and the Red Flag Laws from Trump: "Take the guns first, due process later." Most states require a pistol permit or a concealed carry license. So basically we need government permission to exercise a constitutional right.
stop your hypocritical whining. You'd be better informed if you actually read the ENTIRE Constitution, and not just the line or 2 that YOU approve of. Pathetic, fake patriot hypocrite!
I’m old, but when I was in school and growing up near water, our school gave us boating safety classes and we also was given a hunter safety classes!
These were taken out of the school system long ago!
We are doing a great disservice to our children!
All part of the plan ...
Ahh. See.....we can't have more boating accidents 😉
That sounds amazing, where and when was this?
Strangely coincides with the decrease in male teachers.
I'm only 30 and when I was in high school the agriculture teacher taught a hunter's safety course. So it wasn't taken out that long ago. Look, the reality is its a globalist agenda to disarm Americans. They don't want another 1776. They want 1984. Look at this fact for a second. When Obama got in office he passed the Patriot Act II, a second part of Bush' bill to basically undermine the US Constitution. When Obama's bill got passed, the NSA finally had the authority to spy on every US citizen via internet connection. What became popular in 2008, during Obama's first year? Smart phones. Now almost every US citizen has bought into using them. What does the NSA want with your info? They sell your info for one. And two, they're gathering information to blackmail you when it comes time to for them to force something onto you, like maybe a vaccination that can give you ass cancer for example. Maybe the mark of the beast. Who knows. The reality is they have all your D pics and know what you had for breakfast. If you ever worked for them, you'd understand how deep this goes. Google Edward Snowden.
My dad was involved in a situation at local redemption center because the owner didn’t want to return his cans since he didn’t purchase them there. Owner was extremely rude and got in his face and started poking my dad in the chest. -he has a very short fuse and expected him to wipe the floor with him. He picked up the cans and and walked out. I asked if he was feeling ok since he didn’t bundle the store owner. He said I started reaching for him and remembered I had my gun on me. Enough said. More polite and tolerant because he carry’s a gun and understands the responsibility that comes with it.
I feel that. I avoid every possible confrontation. If I can’t avoid it, I’ll try and defuse it.
If a large majority of people went around armed we would all become more polite. And we would tend to avoid physical confrontations.
We must protect our 2A rights at the voting booth by voting for the most conservative candidates. Be careful joe Biden who wants to take away a large numbers of our simi automatic rifles, but he will claim he supports the 2A. He believes some people have the right to keep some arms, the right to carry arms at the discretion of the government. Which we all know is a horrible deliberate misunderstanding of what 2A means. Due to the last words, words that other amendments do not have, “shall not be infringed.” A demand and not a suggestion.
In this country there is an ongoing war to limit the 2A and even to abolish it. The 2A is today in danger because a majority of Americans voted for Joe Biden and other Democrats. Of course I recognize there are Rhinos out there who are not conservatives and will not vote to protect the 2A. So be a conservative and not necessarily a Republican especially in the primaries.
God bless you guys and all patriots.
I came here to say the same thing. I'm more calm and more likely to walk away from potential fights. And the way I drive has changed too.
Meh, I think once you're over 25 fighting with a liquor store till jocky should be quite low on your list of priorities.
100%
“Parents teach good kids” True words.
Just a few decades ago, high school
Kids would drive to school with gun racks full of guns and leave them unlocked in the school
parking lot…..and nothing bad happened. Additionally this also occurred in a time when there were fewer gun regulations which meant they were also easier to obtain. During these times mass shootings were not something that happened regularly.
So why are these events happening a such an increased rate nowadays? That’s the real question.
Guns aren’t the problem. Lack of good parenting is the root of many of our problems today.
Lack of parenting is one thing. An overall dishonest and corrupt society is another. Back in the day if someone ran their mouth to you, a kick to the teeth usually put them in their place and they learned from that. Today, people do all sorts of things to others all while being protected by the system. Again, a good old ass whooping used to do the trick. Nowadays you can't do that without it ruining your reputation and ultimately your life.
I was one of them. I never hurt anyone.
Even in our cities up until the 50's/60's they had gun clubs in the public schools.
A guy shot to death by a straight-A, perfectly disciplined goody two shoes is just as dead as a guy shot to death by a drug addicted gangbanger.
@@et2878 What is your point? A "straight-A, perfectly disciplined goody two shoes" is not going to shoot anybody to death, unless that "drug addicted gangbanger" is trying to kill the kid. so again, what is your point???
I feel like everyone leaves out that the second amendment is not just about self defense but defense of the country as well. It gives us all the right to fight against tyranny.
Not really. Without rpg’s and missles we don’t stand a chance
@@calebclark6739 guess the afghans weren't told that
@@calebclark6739
and we can take those just like everything else the gov has, it does belong to us and have you seen how incompetent these current group of jerk offs running the military and gov are? They have trouble tying their own shoes without instructions
@@calebclark6739
@@Yourmommyisbusy
No. Just a hard working blue collar guy with an IQ above 75. Unlike yourself
Most gun owners are better versed in local and federal laws than the average non gun owner. Becoming a new gun owner the first thing you will realize is how much more knowledge you will acquire in order to become an owner of a firearm. And finally, I’ve found that the gun owning community is probably amongst the most diverse group of knowledgeable people you will encounter.
@Gaydolf Shitler lmao
When I moved to this area in a different state the first thing I did once I got net access again was search and read the local and state laws on firearms. The average civilian gun owner is far more knowledgeable of gun law and far more proficient with guns than the average cop is.
@@keithplymale2374 it makes sense. They learn about those laws for their job and probably in a boring class with probably outdated material. Civilians are learning this stuff for something they’re passionate about. Doing things safely the right way is what most of us are going for. Too bad the media wants to take that away from us.
I have learned an insane amount of stuff since I got into guns
Recently got my concealed permit renewed and out of 60 or so people in line with me only a few were men. The rest were all women and it put a huge smile on my face. Unfortunately statistics prove at least one if not more of those people in line will 100% be attacked at some point in their lives but whoever attacks the women in line with me is gonna have a really bad day. And that should make every American proud to know their neighbors and fellow Americans are safe
As great as that is, it only works if you practice and train. Ive been using guns my entire life so im very comfortable around them, but when I took my CHL class years ago, there was probably 50 or 60 people in the class and only 2 or 3 other people besides me and the instructor had ever held or shot a pistol, let alone any firearm in general. In OR you arent required to show you understand the laws, show you know the parts of the firearm or even that you know how to operate it which I felt was very dangerous. Just passing out gun permits to people who dont even know how to hold a pistol and have never shot one >_
I grew up in the late 50’s and 60’s. Graduated High School in the 70’s. None of the kids my age ever mentioned self defense as a reason to own a gun. We wanted them because our Father’s fought in WW2. We got toy guns for Christmas, BB guns for 12th birthday. Shotguns or a .22 when we got a Drivers License. Some of the lucky kids got them a year or 2 earlier. Owning a firearm was a Coming of Age Right of Passage.
That being said, today I worry about Civil Unrest from both sides of the Aisle
both sides??
i've not see the American side burning cities
@@m_hub3957 I’ve seen your American side attack the Capitol Building
@@davidvines6498I’ve seen your side burn buildings and attack people in summer 2020.
I was raised in a home where guns were not feared, but were definitely not something sought to be owned for self defense. As a home-owner in my 40's with a family to protect, I did a solid 6 months of research and study before choosing a firearm for home/self protection. There is a great deal to be said for educating youth on understanding and respecting firearms' place in our society. Your channel, as well as the other top-tier gun-tubers have helped guide me on my quest for knowledge. I have taken two handgun courses and am on my way to get my CCW permit, even though I live in a Constitutional carry state. Thanks for having this conversation!
For me firearms not only give me a means of self defense but I also enjoy the history of firearms and enjoy shooting for recreation. There's many aspects to firearms ownership.
Everytime you guys make a new video it’s like seeing my old buddies talking to me again about 2A issues that are important to us. Love you guys!
Eric and Chad I absolutely love you guys and your shows, I totally agree with your gun grips and Im glad yall speak out…… so thank you sir’s!!!! Lets all keep on keepn on!
I was raised in a home that was anti-violence, anti video game, basically anti-fun. When I finally got on my own in Texas, I realized that I was no longer apathetic about politics, and I discovered my love of firearms. My state of mind is that I have pulled myself out of the monochrome river of blinded people and now see in brilliant color of how the world is. I am definitely on the right and I would never vote Democrat because these people are the antithesis of my being.
I really don't believe that anyone can be a true moderate, Chad.
Just because I bought a fire extinguisher doesn't mean I want my house to catch fire
Well said
You two gentlemen do an excellent job presenting firearm information and gun ownership responsibilities in a universally digestable manner. I have shared many of your videos and appreciate your work. Thank you Eric and Chad! It took almost seven thousand years of (relatively recent) human civilization to have a constitution of civil rights drafted by a country. The constitution was drafted by enlightened humans who understood humanity through the scope of science, philosophy and history and I for one, consider myself very blessed to be a free born citizen of the United States of America.
I enjoy the new camera angles. It breaks up the view and I find it easier to follow and the video becomes more engaging. Great job IV8888!!!!
I got jumped by a group of 8 college kids it was 12:30 at night this past Thursday I was dropping them back off at home from bars. If I wouldn't have been carrying and the fact there was 2 females out of the group of 10 that were helping me try to deescalate the situation I don't think I would've came out of it. Was like a movie being played in slow motion. I couldn't get to my phone it was in the car they were blocking me from getting back to which had a couple of their friends wasted passed out in the back, so driving off wasn't an option. I don't think I would've been prepared or known what to do before I started training. It was also a hard reality that not everyone is afraid when a firearm comes out when they are inebriated, luckily being protected thinned the herd from 8 to 3 but those 3 we're still determined to get to me kept trying to circle and box me in but I kept corralling them in the yard trying to angle my way to my car to grab phone, but still couldn't take off because there were 2 of their friends passed out in my car. It was an absolute nightmare I kept begging them to please go inside the house and let me leave I don't want to hurt anyone but I have a 7yo I have to live for. Watching this happen in a video is one thing but being put in a real live test was shocking to say the least, really hit me hard next couple days.
Glad you're okay, bud. Stay safe.
You probably would’ve been legally justified in feeding all 8 of them lead sandwiches.
@@et2878 legally and morally yes, just didn't want to deal with court drama and then if families decide to sue because their innocent baby boy wouldn't hurt anyone. It was all just way to stressful. Stay safe out there y'all keep your eyes on a swivel at all times.
@@JunkfoodZombieGuns thank you you also
Life sucks, then you die. Whatever happens, happens. Law and order is man's way of trying to control. Life isn't fair, it's a circus
New gun owner here. I own 3 well functional firearms and i love using them. I know i have a lot to learn and will continue to keep learning more.
I considered the genesis of my gun beliefs. Prior to 2020 I would say I was not pro gun or pro 2a. I was more or less neutral. I saw an old guy downtown Portland being pulled from his car and he was nearly beaten to death. The government had a litany of excuses for non-performance as they always do. In the end democrats are just f*cking lazy. I had the realization at the moment if someone was going to save me from something like what the old man encountered that day it was going to be me. I am not saying I had skill or anything and at any possibility my outcome might result differently and I might be killed during the encounter but those who did attack would not be walking away happy.
This nation has never been perfect but it has been a lot more genuine than what it is today
Great vid guys! And Merry Christmas. When I was in boy scouts at the age of five, we were given swiss army knives at a forgotten rank/badge. Much like a gun, it's a Tool! a 12" adjustable wrench could be used for "bad"
My family is a bunch of fudds they think I’m crazy because I own an AR I carry a handgun and I collect WW1/2 guns my mom was like ‘you’re gonna spend $850 on that gun’ um yeah it’s an M1 Garand freaking score
I'm a "left leaning" individual and a new gun owner, and was so happy to hear you guys defend and humanize responsible gun ownership, and point out that gun ownership doesn't have to be a political issue. These days, everything is political, and opposing sides are doing everything they can to make their perceived opponents appear morally inferior to one another. In dealing with anti-gun individuals in my own personal experiences, I have a funny feeling that many of the individuals who demonize gun owners are opposed to them because they lack this internal concept of "self reliance" that you stressed so much as being part of a gun owners character. Without this, these individuals have to find some way to make their own life choices seem preferable or superior to that of gun owners. An individual I respect very much, Jordan Peterson, once quoted in his lectures the phrase "A rabbit isn't virtuous because it cant hurt anyone - its just helpless." Self reliance is a virtue, and hopefully these trends point to a citizenry that doesn't feel beholden to the stereotypes that society has pressured them to fall into.
You two are awesome! I’ve followed your channel for years and listened to many of your conversations on many different topics. You boys were raised right. Kudos to your parents and grandparents!!!
i had a friend of mine when i was younger show me his dads gun collection and he pulls out a beretta and playfully points it at me, i immediately grab the gun and point it away from me and say you never point a gun at anything you dont intend to destroy, his response was oh come on, its not loaded, it doesnt matter if its not loaded, you treat every firearm as if it is. real kicker was the gun WAS loaded with a full mag and had one in the chamber. i unloaded the firearm and told him never handle a firearm without checking first. he learned a lot that day and his dad gave him hell for it later that day too. his dad later thanked me for teaching his son how dangerous not knowing a firearms status is.
Too bad his dad didn't teach him that lesson first. Good thing you knew what was wrong and corrected him before something bad happened
I think it’s more of an American mentality, traditionally American,
Being self reliant is what use to be what the American people fought for
Y’all hit the nail on the head in this gripe. Well done fellas.
Facts and logic vs. emotion!
Couldn’t have summarized it better!
I follow your videos and this video regarding gun owners is absolutely fantastic. Thank you for your continued support for our 2nd Amendment and this frank and open discussion on this subject.
I like the new camera angles y'all mix in looks good.
One of your best rants. Emotional thinkers are a problem and they are growing in numbers. They cannot be swayed with facts and logic. So...what's the answer? I chose to withdraw from many aspects of society...news, social media...and learned to enjoy my time and life without others...when I socialize, it's with trusted and long time friends...and my two adult children. I love the 2d ammendment because it allows me to protect myself, those I care about and this nation. Lastly, too many new gun owners get little or no training, never go to a range...I respect their rights to own guns, just wish they knew how to safely & effectively use them.
Thanks for the video. I am from Poland and it was very helpfull in understanding American culture
I believe if I have gun I'm a person not a subject.
You need a gun to realize you're a person? Lol ok bud.
@A Search Warrant For Google HQ tl;dr
Crazy to think at one time, most of these skills/ traits where needed for survival, now, these skills are considered extreme, obsolete, or crazy by a lot of people.
Law abiding people who do own guns and carry them as well are the most level-headed people that I know... PERIOD !!!
I have plenty of tools (carpentry, auto, gardening, etc.). I never find myself looking for a reason to use a wrench or a hammer, but when I need them they are there. Firearms are tools.
I think one of the best things about the gun owner mentality is the camaraderie it breeds. Gun ownership is a major thing to have in common. You can walk into a gun show or gun store and strike up a conversation with just about anyone because you’re all likeminded and there for similar purpose. I once had a completely spontaneous conversation about steel cases vs brass cased ammo and what firearms are best for bugging out with a guy by the ammo locker in a Walmart. Didn’t know the guy from Adam but there was that camaraderie of being gun loving Patriots.
I cannot imagine myself without a firearm. Even though California makes it time consuming I will continue to buy guns.
Absolutely gotta keep the momentum going. Not only in voting. But spreading the word of gun ownership as well. In the past few years I’ve been able to get 6 new gun owners by bringing them to the range and telling them about the truth of gun ownership.
It's good to grow up with you guys. R.I.P. Barry.
Training is THE key element to responsible firearm ownership and for the correct, successful use of a firearm regardless if it's for target shooting, hunting or self defense.
I don’t vote for Government Officials to take Office and start restrictions on my right to own a firearm or a certain kind of firearm or caliber or how many rounds my mags should be but many Politicians these days don’t say anything about that until they are voted in they bait us then switch agendas ☹️
It all comes down to personal responsibility. When seconds matter, the police are only minutes away. The mindset of providing for yourself, protecting yourself, preparing for the unknown, and being responsible for your own life is being portrayed by the media as "radical".
I find that since I started carrying I have become more polite and tolerant of others. I don't want to shoot anyone but I won't backup
I always laugh when people say "why do you need an AR15"? My response is, "the 2nd amendment doesn't require me to have a need, I simply own them because I want to".
You'd take our guns.
You'd take our knives.
But if you do,
You take your lives.
We are your walls.
You live inside.
The only thing,
That's your divide.
-Abney Park
That said, MrColionoir did specify that there was a certain gun owner type that was just like the media stereotype; he called it the "I Wish a M/F Would" guy.
I’ve made it through life and had the shit beat out of me as a kid. I spent the next twelve years studying martial arts. Six men, I weighed 148, put me in the hospital my third day on campus. I became a social worker and learned how to talk, and, how to read people, but shit still happened. I’m 64 and retired from social work. I’m a foster/adoptive parent (3 and 5) and became aware of and responded to social situations, some of which have entered into my life. I have become one of the thousands of new gun owners. Not just a handgun, but an AR. I watch these videos at 2 AM. I have a range membership. I also shoot at an outdoor range. NRA, USCCA and I’m not voting for anyone who is in favor of stripping us of our rights. I used to vote with them assholes and now I’m over being pissed about that.
I first shot .22 on a Boy Cubs field trip around age 7. I began shooting junior rifle at the local range.
I had pellet guns until getting a firearm license at 18.
My family has zero firearm experience so it's not something that I naturally grew up with.
Never once killed anything more than a bee/fly with pellet or airsoft guns. I can't even hurt a damn mouse.
Never once had a desire to hunt though I don't look down upon those who do.
Now I'm 35 and operate a very rare Armed Security Agency (Canada).
We don't carry to shoot someone, we do it so those around us and our guards don't find themselves in a "sitting duck" situation.
Stay safe in 2022.
In 2020 we went through a 6vs1 armed robbery attempt at a Licenced Health Canada Marijuana facility.
They came at night in full black bodysuits from a party store.
Do you think I'd still be posting this had they known the guard was unarmed and untrained?
Never seen 6 adults run away from anything so fast, dropping weapons behind to leap fences....
Here in Brazil is the same. Thank you guys.
My interest in firearms had nothing to do with self defense. It grew out my enjoyment of hanging out with my brother and spending a Saturday shooting soda cans with our .22s. Then it was target rifles and benchrest, squirrel and deer hunting, then pistols and military style weapons. I was always driven by the mechanics of the weapons and the ballistics involved. Way later in my years did concealed carry and self defense enter my mind and again it was through other disciplines like IDPA and three gun. I guess my point is my firearms interest grew more from social and intellectual roots than just looking at them as tools. It was always kind of intrigue more than necessity…….but I still love them just the same!
Great video fellers! So true! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Well done and well said!
What I wonder about is...why do people have to shoot one another? I live in Norway, there is a LOT of hunting weapons here. We have had ONE mass shooting in...since WW2. Why is it that some countries have so many? Not saying anything about gun owners in general, but why the difference?
Something in the social structure of the two countries, a small, homogeneous nation, compared with the melting pot of madness (with varying degrees of success) that is the USA, couple that with other social issues- broken families, ect.... and the US of A is ripe for plenty of instability.... just a couple possiblities
"What makes us tick, what kind of people are we"
The best. The answer is, we are the best kind of people. We stand our ground, defend what we believe in & love, we are open & welcoming to anyone & everyone. We show respect to anyone & anything that deserves respect. We are the beating heart of America.
The Gent and his daughter were at one of the recent trials being held with regard to police shootings. Pretty sure it wasn't the Rittenhouse trial. It might have been, but any ways, the real thing that stood out to me, was the fact they had red chamber flags coming out of the ejection ports of their ARs. Now obviously it's not difficult to rack the charging handle and chamber a round, but it was the obvious display of SAFE, RESPONSIBLE gun owners in public that stood out to me. It was awesome.
Don't know how getting shot to death while trying to load your gun in response to a criminal is safe.
@@BoogalooBoy I think they were making more of a statement than being ready for immediate action mate.
@@BoogalooBoy They were outside a courthouse, trial on going, cops and protesters all over the place.
My favorite projection is when "Anti-Gunner" project their insecurities, by usually, but never always, pointing out a Man's "manhood" issues.
Like for 1, woman can own guns too, what insecurities could you attach to a a woman owning a gun, for the reason that it empowers her and gives her control of her life, to protect her loved ones, her children, and herself by insulting that the only reason a "person would ever wanna own a gun" is that they have "manhood" issues.
For 2, I think it's quite humbling that a Man (or anyone) understands their "lack of" and again, what is the excuse when a Woman owns a gun? She's 5 ft 3 inches, weights 140 pounds, and you would insult her for owning a gun to "equalize the playing field" against would be aggressors? Imagine calling a 40+ year old man a "weakling" when hes just 25 years away from retirement and you could tell that man, that him, understanding that he's not the same age as he was 30, that him owning a gun is because, "Oh you're just insecure about your lack of manhood".
again, I do believe its all projections, because "anti-gunners" would take self-defence classes for "recreation" or exercise, but are too Moralistic to ever own a "weapon of mass destruction" because, "I think killing is bad, and all gun owners just want an excuse to kill people, because Stand Your Ground Laws Hurr Durr."
If anything, they are lacking, because they are insecure.
Leftists/Marxists do fear us because they know in reality we out number them and they know if they don't disarm us push us far enough and it's all over. Time for the back hoes to dig the mass graves for the them.
Or the anti gunners think we can't fight without guns. Whatever helps them sleep at night.
I believe it comes in stages, some of which can be skipped with proper mentor/parent-ing
•tells everyone "if you need help call me" almost itching for the chance
•Student of marksmanship, realize how common an ordinary it is
•hearing about laws, continuing marksmanship starts to try to stock up and advocate
•getting so practiced you can't do it wrong. You know all the laws and bills. People ask you to shoot their gun to see if their doing something wrong. Don't even think about your edc until something catches your senses.
The multiple camera thing is cool if you’re looking into the lens, the earwax camera angle is awful.
I'm a gun owner because its my right to protect myself, family, and community, besides they are very beautiful, dangerous, ingenious, machines.
Constructive criticism here.... If you are going to film multiple Gun Gripe episodes in one day to be released on different days... Bring multiple shirts!! Great job guys!!
Thanks for having a discussion that needed to be had. I do like many of the folks at FOX but that's a small difference of opinion.
Listening to you guys talk,
It seems we have came to the same conclusions all around about society
I have taken non gun people to the range many many times when I lived in California. I simply put the invitation out there. Most of the time, some big event ie: the Pulse nightclub shooting, a home invasion in their neighborhood or crime in general would cause them to reach out to me. I always started slowly 22's then moved up to 9mm and up. Gun safety was always strictly enforced. Most people were shocked at how much fun it was and how hard it was to purchase a firearm. Quite a few came over to our side.
Thank you SO much for this video. Shared to fb to help defeat the algorithm.
Every gun owner I know bought those guns hoping to never have to use them to defend their life.
Firearm enthusiasm seems to breed consideration, respect, and a love of liberty…of all the people I’ve met in my life, the hunters and 2A folks have frequently been the sharpest and most reliable individuals…there are exceptions to every rule of course but it takes all kinds, right?
I will be buying my daughter a compact when she's a bit older and letting her train for a few yrs before she's old enough to carry, she's not going off to college or wherever without a secret friend. Got her started a couple yrs ago with 10/22, heritage, 9 and 10, I couldn't have been more proud of my 10 yr old girl hitting her 2 liter with the 10, I was actually shocked and proud lol.
Appreciate the video and hope y'all had a good Christmas 🎄 From NW AL 👍🇺🇸🐍💪
Thank you for all your wonderful videos. Stay blessed always. 🙂👍👌🙏
Well done as always gentlemen. Outstanding.
Innocent until proven guilty is a myth. It's ALWAYS the other way around. Always.
Im a 6'2 big guy who always wears jeans and cowboy boots. I carry a gun and most people immediatly judge me as some nut who thinks its the wild west and im looking for trouble and to intimidate people. In reality im one of the most friendly, welcoming, and warm people you will ever meet. Im a Kentuckian with southern charm and hospitality 😉. But kids often smile at me and ask me about my gun and the parents quickly rush them away from me as if im some villian. I try not to let it bother me but sometimes it hurts a little.
On the flip side its often old grannies who say to me " im glad you wear your gun here honey, i feel so safe with you in the room". That makes it worth it
And yes i open carry. I believe in detourance. If my presence repels ONE bad guy from hurting someone in my lifetime then ive did my duty.
Awesome video very valid points!!!!!
Good parenting principles can be applied to every aspect of society. Our government fails terribly at parenting by allowing citizens (and non citizens) to ignore laws, avoid responsibility and then providing financial support. Brothers you've said a mouthful here, too much for one comment.🙊🙈🙉
Me my friends and family all buy more AMC shares every week and we aren’t f’ing selling them until 500k per share. This will truly be life changing wealth. Apes together are strong!!! We got this babyyyyy!!!🦍🚀💎
Media talks about the gun first because it's one of the first things known, All other details come later... The media also talks about guns in a good light, they do movie reviews that have guns etc... Police have a tendency to view gun owners the same, when just out in public with "legal gun owners"... Keep up the good fight guys!!
💯 guys, nobody gets criticized for owning a fire extinguisher.
When I was in like 4th grade I also used to think anyone who needed a gun was either a criminal or criminal adjacent- then I turned 13 and pulled my head out of my own rear
Everyone buys their guns for their own reasons. I certainly don't like to be lumped into any boxes. I'm me, interested in my reasoning behind owning a gun? Ask me. and yes, I'm literally one of those new gun owners.
You're right. I'm a French gun owner. Long distance shooter, plinker and gun enthusiast...
Guess if i understand what you're talking about!
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I wish everyone around the country watched this video
Imagining someone is predisposed to violence because they own a gun is classical psychological projection.
Good Gun Gripes as Always 👍🏻
Wishing you and your family a blessed and wonderful happy holidays. Merry Christmas and a happy new year. Enjoy. Cheers. 🍻🥂🍺🙂👍👌🙏
I have guns. I also have Class B /Type IV First Aid Kits and emergency surgical kit. A 90 day food and water supplies... because life happens and if you are not prepared your much more likely to become a fatality.
A good explanation like you said because you're a gun owner you're always looking for trouble where I work one time there's these group of girls in and then I had it there was another client in as well and he had had his a backup concealed carry around his ankle and they had noticed it when he had like rolled his pant leg up because he was getting tattooed on that leg and he rolled his pant leg up to show where it was going and he had walked out into the lobby and then that's when the girls had seen it and we're all up in arms and all kinds of crazy about it and these group of girls literally lost their shit like about to call the police because this man had a firearm around his ankle and he was fixing to shoot the whole building up is how these girls were acting and it was just mind boggling to think that people actually genuinely think that way
Truth, being said here.
Chad has morphed into Ian .
Hell yea gun griiiiipez!
Happy new year champs.
I like the new camera format
I've sat and thought how many different ways I could use to cause mass causality events without a firearm. The number of ways is staggering even if you limit the methods to readily available uncontrolled methods.
I won't list any of them just in case it gives some nut case ideas but there's so many better ways to do it and many can be done long after you set it up so you aren't even around to get caught.
It isn't the gun that's the problem, it's the person behind it that can use it for good or evil. Most of us understand that but if I can sit and think of untold number of ways to take out as many people as possible then so can a bad person who would actually do it even if all guns are melted down, in fact it would make it easier for them in most cases.
Evil, far beyond ourselves, exists. Unfortunately some of us have met it.
I'm black, fired first time at range yesterday. Working on getting ar and a pistol. Like shields p365xl and a few others. 1911 seemed a bit much maybe I can try one with a red dot one day.
I didn't buy my first gun for the idea of protection. I bought my first gun for food.
There are anywhere from 500,000 to 3, 000,000 defensive uses of firearms every year.
Great topic wow!
Great 👍 videos/ video very well articulated
By chance could you guys give your perspective on constitutional carry and possibly give some advice on what comes with that. Rules, regulations, and laws that has changed with the new constitutional carry law? Thank you