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That 556 Lever gun looks rad! Can't wait to never see one in a shop ever lol
Whooo deee Whooo.... I want that 50bmg for my birthday Jeff 😂😂😂😂😂
James Reeves called and wants his shorts back. 😅 Thanks for the coverage, brother!
seeing the latest offerings ignites excitement for the future of shooting sports and defense. Can't wait to get my hands on some of these beauties and hit the range
OH HENRY! Why not a version in .308?
That HM Defense looks nice. I think you missed the Primary Weapons Systems UXR though.
Thanks Jeffrey Dahmer for the coverage!
That lever in 458 socom would be interesting.
Love you Eric Sir ❤🌝 Your Big Fan❤❤
Can you guys do a PWS Meltdown video please?
Love all of your videos! Any chance you could review the tikka t3x super varmint? I'm considering one in 6.5 creedmoor..thank you for your videos!
As a fellow Veteran, Thank you for your service. I will ask this question and keep it short..
Why have we not questioned government authority that is under
" Civilian" jurisdiction? From ancient history to our greatest generation.
They got to keep their military rifle and sidearm issued after returning home.
In my opinion all Active Duty, reserves, National Guard ( that have a state and federal commitment) and Veterans, all should fall under " Military " jurisdiction.
A police officer after retirement keeps his badge and ability to carry their weapon ( as I understand even to other states) he is part of Civilian authority like the FBI, NFA, Secret Service, federal Police , etc.
That is why National Guard troops were sent to Washington because Federal troops don't have the authority inside our borders to take actions against US Civilian citizens.
Those that swore an oath as a Federal soldier was inducted under " Military " Authority. .
We should have no restrictions or added taxes for suppressors, short barreled riffles, any magazine clip restrictions , fully automatic side arms or Rifles because we are "Military "
Who gave permission to Civilian authority services of our government the right to control " Military " we can't interfere in Civilian matters.
We have had Active duty soldiers during the past few decades that were Stationed outside of the USA during a tine of declared war. Some of those soldiers returning home could not bring certain types of weapons home that were purchased legally but the ATF had a list of manufacturers that made weapons before a certain date were not allowed to brought home.
The ATF is a Civilian authority, we were at declared war. In fact during declared war, all US soldiers Veterans and national Guard should have been able to Carry their rifle or sidearm nationwide without impediment because we were at war.
Only National Guard would have authority to do any enforcement with Civilian law enforcement is called upon.
Now, since Military is under a different authority, automatic weapons , suppressors, etc should not be used inside America for self defense.
Only to shoot and train until called upon for use against enemy invasion.
That is what the meaning minute man came from.
To act in a moments notice, not sit around wait for a government controlled Amory to issue and take back.
Civilians and Civilian Authorities should be on equal levels.
If the ATF and FBI can have automatic weapons and suppressors.. so should citizens.
Military shouldn't have been any question, we don't fall under their authority and control and the ATF overstepped their authority over a different department of the government.
We all should have been issued a side arm and a rifle once we joined and it should remain in our possession as remuneration for our service from the American taxpayers.
Remember all weapons already belong to Americans, the government holds them in trust on behalf of the American Taxpayers to be distributed to US soldiers. Not stored away to deteriorate due to lack of maintenance.
All soldiers should have their arms.
Government should only be stockpiling ammunition and support items.
It's easier to distribute ammunition rather than weapons.
Thanks .William.
You know a company got it wrong when their first lever action rifle isn't in traditional 30 30.
What microphone do you use when in a crowd like this?
CLASS VI stores on military bases is another example of exemption of taxation. This is a separation of powers.
States should have never tried to regulate a minimum drinking age for Military personnel.
Hey Eric do you think you could do another meltdown video with a PSA upper with an upgraded gas tube? Everyone online sits down psa's neck because they only last for 400 rounds but it seems that all the manufacturers pop gas tubes or have other issues
Hopefully next year will be better
What did utube threaten you with that you've stopped posting on Rumble?
I saw a video about a guy with a glock pistol not sure the caliber but he was saying it was legal to get it made to be fully automatic, I didn't know there was a way to legal make any gun fully automatic, I know this has nothing to do with rifles but I was also wondering if this is true about the handguns would it also pertain to a rifle namely AR,s and AK,s? Just wondering.
I wanna see a Sig MCX Spear meltdown video
Veterans, Active Duty , Reservist, National Guard should all have the ability to carry their military issued weapons, suppressors, magazines, automatics anywhere in America without restriction and be able to buy those items without Civilian Authority Approval from the ATF which is activating outside of their jurisdiction along with state Civilian Authorities to regulate " DOD Military " affairs.
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Military Authority and Powers ,are separate from Civilian authority and powers concerning Firearms and always has been. Surplus and obsolete inventory has to eventually be cleared out to bring in new advanced equipment. The military equipment belongs to the military complex, if they release that equipment to US Civilian authorities, they set the rules for Civilian use including government Civilians. However, military members and veterans should still be outside of their scope of responsibility to regulate distribution and access.
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Somebody educate me. Why and when did they start calling rifles long guns? I'm 51 years old that's not too old But I don't recall hearing this term until maybe the mid 2000s. Since a rifle is at least everything 16 inches and above why did we have this term long gone come into Big? Just curious because I think it's quite unnecessary.
Long gun covers everything not a pistol. I mean your logic of every thing 16 inches and above means every shotgun is a rifle.
@@mikesorg6746 okay so by long guns they mean shotgun also. Okay makes sense never thought of that though. I think these terms are just stupid just call the gun what it is. LOL
I agree it’s unnecessary to call rifles and shotguns “long guns”, however I think we should go back to calling shotguns “scatterguns” 😊
It's probably just an ATF definition for the rulebooks. It's kind of the same thing as ATF making a distinction between a pistol and a revolver...when they are both technically "handguns."