Personal Protection: Bulletproofing Your Book Bag (Part 2)
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- Paul tests the effectiveness of laptops in stopping bullets.
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"If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck." -John Steinbeck
Didnt he right East of Eden.
@@J_Braz_ yes
@@macski67 and of mice and men.
Fighting fair is for people without a better plan.
So true. Just ask the British troop's during the Revolutionary War. Guerilla tactics all the way. 👍🏻
Paul needs to write a book. This page left intentionally blank to add your polycarbonate sheet.
As a Bookbinder I would advise you to make it a couple of Pages and write on them: ,,Cutout here for Polycarbonate."
Beautiful idea
Just build it into the book covers and have one dead center. Flawless Harrell armor.
How about go one further and print it with ceramic covers?
Benjamin Shropshire this mans a genius. ^
Paul just happened to have a flak vest laying around. Let's take a moment to appreciate that.
Then he must have wanted it to happen! :O
You dont?
@@burtbiggum499 Brian Wilson! Holy shit man! How's the beach been treating you?
I have one as well. Doesn't everyone
Archangel144 exactly. He probably orchestrated the traffic incident just so he can have a nice stressful time trying to make fuzzy ppl behave sensibly.
I love it when he pulls out the Baby Browning .25ACP. It means he's going to hilariously prove how NOT bullet resistant something is. Gets a laugh from me everytime, even if I expect the result.🤣👌
I’ll take the “long, boring” version every time .. just sayin.
The problem is that the long and boring version is because of idiots. The proper response to "you should have put the ceramic in front of the books" is "it's a *book* bag, you idiot, not an armor plate carrier".
@@RonJohn63 - I might be one of those idiots. I was thinking of the spalling when the bullet came apart.
Paul: “No one uses 20 inch barrelled AR platforms anymore...”
St. Louis Lawyer couple: Hold my beer.
The most important rule in a gunfight is: Always win - cheat if necessary.
“Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading,” - Thomas Jefferson
As a retired community college instructor who taught interpersonal communication for 20 years, thank you for your intelligent discussion of the cognitive dissonance and bias in how too many persons perceive the "intention" and "fairness" of other persons' actions.
@Pine Nut It's more efficient in the long run to let the person know exactly what you are thanking them for. You know, like a "long-winded" Paul Harrell explanation.
I don't know about these college/university professors these days. Confucious Institutes just aren't my cup of tea.
Google Confucious Institutes if you need more info on this subject.
Teacher: "Why didn't you do your homework?"
Kid: "I duckt taped my books shut, to keep the polycarbonate in place"
@Green Giant Duck tape" is recorded in the Oxford English Dictionary as having been in use since 1899;[2] "duct tape" (described as "perhaps an alteration of earlier duck tape") since 1965.[3]
@@shawnr771 There's also a company called Duck Tape so he'd also be correct if using that brand, or its like how tissues are all called Kleenex
“I’ve had enough of you kids, and your damn Star Wars references”!
guys really?
@Green Giant - Either are approved. The US military called it "duck" tape back in ... WWII? ... because it worked fine in water or air. I think "DUCK" might be a brand now, too.
Boy, about time.. my book bag of porkchops and oranges was starting to stink.
That's funny!
This gave me a solid belly laugh. Good show.
I spit on my lap top when I read this!
I almost pissed a little, lol.
Was it bulky with the new and improved [tm] fleece bullet stop as well?
Paul’s ability to create bullet stopping armour, from what you’d find lying around a garage, poses the question of whether he was ever in a crack commando unit sent to prison by a military court for a crime he didn’t commit.
I suppose Paul would love it when a plan comes together
No one on the A team ever missed a shot except on purpose.
I pity the fool that don't respect the power of Hertenburger Buscadero Ticondas!
I bet he has one more ride he didn't show us.. a cherry GMC van with a spoiler on the back. Also I bet he is a great shot using welding gas cylinders as missiles.
@@1978garfield Him and Chuck did make a crank gatling gun with two SKS's in a steel frame and 30 rnd magazines. We took it jack rabbit hunting in the desert.
When Paul asked to borrow my laptop for a video I thought he meant for editing or something.
Looks like the laptop was edited to me
OOOPS
RIP laptop. 😭
"Long Boring section where I talk"
You say it's boring, we say it's the best part.
Almost always educational. Always entertaining.
Where he talks is where I learn
right ? I can see dudes firing guns anytime , the internet is full of that kinda content.i come here for the "booring" parts.i think Paul could have been one of those great teachers that are so rare to find !
Same
So who wants to start selling armor plates that look like books, seems like an untapped market.
Genuine kevlar book cover protects book from rough use.
Honestly, just a 2 inch thick molded plastic insert will stop a lot of bullets. Can even just be regular hdpe and not uhdpe. Although a 2 inch uhdpe plate will stop 7.62x51
@@patrickjones8255 how heavy is it though?
@@coreys2686 a piece 18" x 12" x 2" is just under 15 lbs (0.30 m x 0.45 m x .05 m ~ 6.615 kg) Note there are L3 body armour plates made of UHMPE which are 10" x 12" x 1" (0.20 m x 0.30 m x 0.025 m ~ 1.5 kg)that weigh in at 3.3lbs, so I think 2" would be over kill.
tacticalscorpiongear.com/tactical-scorpion-gear-level-iii-pe-polyethylene-body-armor-10x12-plate.html
or.. maybe what appears to be an old laptop that is actually just the shell for armor plate, or whatever you improvise.
I've seen that "Not Fair!" mentality with hurricane preps. After Ivan hit my coastal city, we got tons of calls at the PD for the next week or so wherein the caller was screaming about a neighbor that had a portable generator and it was "too loud" or "we can't sleep because he's running his a/c!" or some such nonsense. And, yes, there were some comments to the preppers to the effect of, "Oh, you had a generator, canned goods, and bottled water? You must have WANTED this hurricane to come in!"
My g/f's teenage daughter (I've known her for several years now) adopted one of my sayings when someone lets bad stuff happen due to their own lack of diligence. "Failure to Plan" is a scathing indictment she levies on anyone who cannot or will not think ahead and set up plans and contingencies. :D Of course, by 10 or 11, she had taken to calling bad drivers "Jackasses" so I get blamed for a LOT of what comes out of her mouth. Meh, "blame", "credit" it just depends upon one's point of view, I suppose.
Remember how it was "racist" that some people left New Orleans before Katrina hit?
Some people kept a pre loaded go bag (as anyone who lives in a coastal city that is below water level should), watched the weather and chose to leave on their own rather than wait for an evacuation order that never came. Somehow taking responsibility for yourself and planning was racist.
Wait, so noise regulations stop applying when a hurricane hits? I would be thrilled to hear your opinion about scavenging food in an emergency.
@@sebastiangorka200 Yes they do. As for food, only a dullard would be without it in the first place.
We need more "long boring" videos filled with "talking", "long winded anecdotes" and "shatneresque......pauses".
I agree.
I could go for videos strictly filled with Paul’s stories!
Your spelling games on point, I’ll give ya that.
Two videos in two days 👍
9 minutes into the video: "Let me tell you an anecdote.."
All Paul Harrell fans: "That is why we are here" 😊
Mr. Harrell, from your intro to your articulate description for your chosen subject to your topics, all of your videos are well-thought out. I appreciate your time, your effort and please, sir, as a new subscriber, I NEED to understand why you feel the way you do about those subjects. If you receive negative comments complaining about your speaking ad nauseam in your description or why you feel the way you do, please disregard them. I appreciate your taking the time. Thank you for all that you do.
Couldn't have said it better myself. Other than the new subscriber part.
At this point it's probably mostly a "running gag" or catchphrase.
Well said, sir.
@TheEncyclopediaofPopCulture 2 Google his name and the newspaper article comes up in the first few hits.
I work in information technology, and I gotta say - hearing Paul say "Let's shoot a computer" felt really, really good.
There is an old short where you see a guy feverishly banging on a keyboard, then gets up and slaps monitor to the floor.
@@sergisamongas Haven't we all been on the brink of doing just that at least once in our life? (rage quitting from a computergame not included.)
Lol
About 40 minutes ago, I couldn't get my monitor to work so before I beat the snot out of it I decided to google a solution. Really, really wanted to vent my frustration though lol
Sooner or later some hapless inanimate objects are going to see the business end of our firearms lol
Ideal way to improve the morale in IT. Not a joke.
Or take a sledgehammer to it.
I'm a 52 year old former Marine ( if that matters ) that has been using CZcams for YEARS viewing all sorts of topics from building decks to auto repair and so on. I shamelessly have been sucking up all this free information and have NEVER subscribed to anyone's channel until now with yours. I appreciate the time and effort you put in to show us all how firearms and ammo perform under certain conditions and do so without sounding cocky or arrogant. I look forward to learning more from you. Thanks Paul.
Who else thinks Paul could make bank on action figures with speech chips?
You be the judge.
Or merchandise !
Please add to cart
So much yup
Remember the ribbon fed ninja turtles? 🐢🐢
I'd buy two!
Prosecutor: "Why do you carry a gun?"
Paul: "For the same reason I carry a spare tire."
Prosecutor: "Are you expecting to get a flat?"
Paul: "No, but you should."
yeah, any time someone calls you paranoid for carrying a gun, ask them if its also paranoid to have a fire extinguisher, spare tire, and first aid kit in the car. follow it up with "its better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it"
We all do have to admit there are some people who make carrying an obnoxious ordeal. 90% of people like us carry a gun responsibly concealed or open just fine but the other 10% who always threatening to pull it out or talking about how tough they are and it’s that small minority that ruin it for everyone.
@@johncaudell1618 While any reasonable person would know you meant small *minority* there in your last sentence, this is the internet so I'll head the unreasonable assholes off.
Rory Ross appreciate that didn’t realize I missed typed that.
“Same principle as a condom- I’d rather ha one and not need it, than need it and not have one.”
Hot blond chick from Aliens VS Predator that you knew was dead the moment she uttered those words so you never bothered learning her name.
"and it turns into me trying to herd cats..." This is my life every day!!! 😆😆😆
Hi Paul - in relation to preparedness - one thing to remember is that humanity behaves much like a bucket full of crabs - when one tries to climb out, there are many others trying to pull him back down
Some packs have a padded section for laptops.
That would be a great location to keep the homemade ballistic plate (or actual plate) so as not to attract attention.
Simply do not open that pocket.
@bokudensuduharagmail Go with steel. (unless metal detectors are an issue)
Zip ties for that pocket.
@Isac Slahcup Yes,but it can be more durable and tougher than other materials like soft body armour or the tiles, specially if it's hardened steel or rated shock plates, but metal detectors and prohibitions of body armor make those two a problem in some cases
@@1978garfield I've read on this thread uhdpe plates are almost as good, they won't buzz metal detectors and they're lighther too. Not sure about the price&availability tho.
I live in Sweden with my mum and little sister. Shootings are becoming alot more common so when I have kids I will use these tips. Thanks man.
Please say that louder for the people in the back. All caps this time please!
I love Swedish snus. Be safe over there. America has your back and I know you would do the same. Liberalism is a mental disorder.
@Andy Munoz Yeah, that's what happens when you import 3rd worlders. You get 3rd world issues
I feel bad for Paul having to explain things to people on the internet. He's basically herding cats.
Well you got alot of small minded folks and they think they know better. Good thing Paul is a genuine PRO and has the patience to educate
When I was in High School, guns were not allowed in school. However they were allowed in your truck on your gun rack! WOW - Have times changed!
Yeah, I remember the trucks with rifles in the gun racks as well. A buddy of mine even gave a lecture on shotguns He had it approved ahead of time and the Principle verified it wasn't loaded. I have another buddy who says he used to check traps on the way to and from school and carried a .22 rifle. He put it in the coat closet during class. Now if you make a 'gun finger pointing' gesture they call the police and expel you.
@@olliehopnoodle4628 nooooooooooooooo it's the pop tart guns that get you in trouble
Yeah first day of pheasant season the bus and office was full of shotguns. Deer season was a holiday because no one was there
Yea, I had a friend who got expelled by having a lose shotgun shell in the floor of his truck that fell when he went hunting.
@@stevetaylor9265 Live in Wisconsin, don't ya, hey?
Them: "If you carry a gun, it's because you want to have to use it."
Me: "If you wear a seatbelt, it's because you want to get in an accident."
“I happened to have a couple of guns lying there.”
*pulls two pistols from his coat pocket*
You mean from ONE coat pocket. lol
"It's not fair!" Yeah, well it's not a circus either.
Sometimes I wonder "how many clowns can one circus have?" So far, I think the answer is 435 .. .. ..
Except we’re in a circus right now. They have the weak minded cowering with fear, mission accomplished.
"What you got there? A laptop? That ain't gonna save ya"
>stuffs bag with a polycarbonate bibles
Hahahahah
"The long boring version "
Yes thank you
Something I've learned over 63 years.
LIFE IS NOT FAIR.
I learned that with the first draft lottery in 1969.
15:33: LOL, when the baby Browning comes out, you know the protection layer isn't worth a damn.
OK, I nearly spit my coffee when he pulled out that baby Browning from his magical jacket of gear.
Two vids in a week. Ain’t this a great week
Until one got deleted
What got deleted? I missed one?
I went to watch it right before this one, and it said, fuck you. So I watched this one
Allan Branson his Independence Day video.
Nice “They Live” glasses
obey, this is your god, trust us
“Why do you have a floor tile and a piece of polycarbonate in your book bag?” “I’m redoing the tile in my bathroom and this is a sample, I’m using the poly to replace a window pane in my shop.”
This "long, boring version" video is awesome.
Take the Lexan, put it inside the case of a dead laptop after removing the motherboard, hard drive, etc. You now have discreet armor. :) Great presentation, Mr. Harrell.
You forgot the ceramic plate. Put it where the screen was.
Actually not a bad idea... both of you. Would take some thought and improvisation, but excellent 👍🏻
GOOD IDEA!
@@zorro456 Paint the ceramic screen with blackboard spray paint and write on it with chalk . Or put dry erase board over the tile screen and write on it with dry erase markers. Voila !
I was under threat at work, and while management dismissed it, I had the ability to procure materials. I purchased 2 yards of Kevlar fabric and 1/4 structural sheet fiberglass sheet (from McMaster Carr) and made an emergency blanket I could pull up from below my desk. I have no idea if it would have worked, but it was the best I could do at the time.
I felt so betrayed by the company for ignoring the threat.
I hope that's not still a problem, and yeah that was a problem.
Any place I've worked would drop someone (i.e. "fired") pretty darn fast if there was a hint of a threat like that.
Also, that's some cool McGuyver-ing you did there!
T Mad unfortunately this is typically how administrators look at these situations. "Nothing needs to be done ( so I don't have to do anything ). After all I'M not at risk. Calm down go back to work. "
@@tombrown8800 While the head office has armed security and electronic locks on 3 layers of doorway access.
It's sad how certain individuals can get away with threatening to do crazy shit at work, but get away with it because of office politics. I can only imagine the reaction on that POS face if he tried anything stupid and you pull out a homemade kevlar shield lmao!!!
Your actions were _totally_ "unfair". ;)
I think we just found out how Paul deletes his hard drives.
Kinda terminal delete, but effective.
@@waynevreeland3141 Laptops I have tossed use glass substrates for the hard disk. A hammer deletes all data very well. By the way, old hard drives have very strong magnets inside. Pity to throw those away.
I'm guessing none belonged to Hillary ;)
Great stress relief, too.
Paul: "I need six book bags, four laptops, some plexiglas, and a case of 2-liter sodas."
Wal-mart employee: "Going shooting?"
Let's be honest we all know that Paul Harrel is the real terminator with those shades! Keep being the best Paul! Happy Independence Day!
But God forbid that he trades his shatneresque pauses for an Austrian accent 😲
"Let mii tëll yuu an a-nëck-dÔÔte . . . "
I was thinking more like DB Cooper.
@@thomasraahauge5231 XD I mean if he did a parody episode on guns of the terminator including a 40watt plasma rifle it could work...
@@PaleoCon2008 also true...
Thomas Raahauge 😂😂😂
Watching this during COVID-19 lockdown. The buzzing noises give me nostalgia for the outside.
“No one uses 20” barrels on the AR-15 platform anymore...” What a coincidence; I literally just got my first upper a week ago and it is a 20” heavy barrel in 6.5 Grendel
Well, I believe he's referring to 5.56. My .224 Valkyrie has a 24" barrel and anything shorter than 18 would be ridicuous in that caliber. My .450 Bushmaster has a 20" barrel. On the opposite end, my 300 Blackout has a 10" barrel and from what I've read, 9" is the optimal length for that caliber. I don't personally know anyone who is building 556s with 20" barrels. I'm sure they ARE being built and sold, but it's been a long time since I've seen one. FWIW...
Edit: I listed a few of my ARs with different length barrels to show that I understand there are other AR-15 platform calibers that are more optimal with longer (and shorter) barrels than 16", the 6.5 being one of them. My point was that I believe the reference was to the modern, overwhelming popular 16" carbine length in caliber 5.56. It seems I didn't articulate that very well.
@@bradbowhunts I build 20" AR with 223 Wylde chamber, it is great for shooting coyotes, really good accuracy and get optimal performance from the round.
PSA
20" A2
5.56
Be careful.... 6.5 Grendel is very addictive 👍
But do you have a plasma rifle in the 40 megawatt range?!
I absolutely love how you break down everything “Kindergarten Style.”
Bravo Zulu
Don’t ever change.
Andrew Brady it’s extremely effective. Best teacher in grad school (histology). Had previously taught preschool and kindergarten.
To quote a famous You Tube firearm content creator: “It”s all fun and games til somebody pull out an M16!”. 😂
High schools are like mini prisons...teens are often at the whim of power tripping administrators. One of my sons just graduated and very much had that experience. What you said is true about eventually maybe winning an argument, but being expelled in the interim... sad.
@Robert Coughlin probably because those "democracies" are so bastardized from the original intent, that anything would be better
@Robert Coughlin American?
Britbong here, you aren't alone dude.
We got em over here too.
Robert Coughlin it is a weird shift in dynamics between high school and college. Suddenly you are treated as a full human in college, and I wonder if maybe we haven’t quite prepared the students for it yet with how we treat them in high school.
The "You protect yourself from it because you want it to happen" - kind of reversed logic is very annoying, I have to argue with people every time even for carrying a knife or so
Same with having a portable generator in a hurricane prone zone. Or when folks found out I kept some old body armor in my car. Or when they find I've been in martial arts all of my adult life. OBVIOUSLY I must "want" bad things to happen. Between the "blame brigade" and the "whiners who cry 'unfair!'" I'm surprise I haven't sprained my eyes with all the eyerolls I've given to the narrow-minded idiots who say crap like that.
@@CeltKnight Thanks for the chuckle. I give the eye roll a lot too. How these dense people survive to adulthood makes me wonder!
That argument is defeated with one simple question:
"Why do you wear a seat belt when you drive?"
What? You lock your front door? Do you WANT criminals to come kick it in??
@@DerWaidmann_ "That's different!!"
"Why?"
"Just... because."
"Why because?"
"Because it's *different* and *weird* and *not like everyone else.*"
I can attest to the ceramic being used for this. Story time.....I was at a friends house after a day at the range. He was going to clean one of his pistols. He picked it up & did not check to see if it was clear. At which time he pulled the trigger. Well… After watching a ceramic pot filled with pens on his table right next to me explode. And me checking for holes in my body...(and a quick visit to the head for a pants change). We started picking up the debris and noticed that ceramic pot completely stopped that round from even touching the wall. Not even a scratch. There were fragments of the actual bullet everywhere...even across the room. So yup ceramic is good for that.
If you're prepared you want it to happen @6:43 The best (only?) example, carrying condoms.
Oh, that for sure means you would never get lucky! Murphy dictates all such things.
Lol if you use a condom, you must wanna have a kid!
YES! My day just got a WHOLE LOT BETTER!!!!
Twice in 1 day.
Same
Mine also
Having Jim Bob for a friend sure is a lot of work.
Paul is technically informative and yet knows how to spin a gun yarn that's actually true. Keep 'em coming.
Glad I got to see the Independence day upload before it was taken down. This video feels like an extra treat. Thanks Paul!
I hope it get re uploaded so more can hear the beautiful message
People complained about the background music. :/
I love hearing the stories.
The Book of Polycarbonate had a beginning, middle and end ❤️
Sadly,this attitude is the major problem with today’s society! Somehow, I am responsible for people’s misery because I worked for my comfortable life and have things that they think they deserve without working for them‽ you are my favorite channel!
Things Paul never says, "I'll keep this brief." "I have a quick story." I noticed that your first complaint about your citizen involved shooting was that you had to deal with several lawyers. I feel for you.
He found the right one, fortunately. Paul always tells me that a GOOD lawyer is worth his weight in gold.
That is the sad backside story of the 2nd amendment.
Right to defend yourself - check.
Getting out of the clutches of the law during investigation and questioning - not so obvious to check.
btcave Ok, then I'm off the diet.
I joined USCCA becsuse I'm not wealthy and can't afford to post bail or pay an attourney out of pocket .
Good video Pual! Maybe it's just me, but I like the long winded versions :) I find value in every word! Thanks again. 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Not just you.
How many Red Green Shows has Paul watched? Duck tape, "The Handyman's secret weapon".
Duct tape is one of the most useful tools in a Soldier’s arsenal, along with 550 cord and a multitool. We literally fix tanks with these. I’ve also seen a tank steering linkage fixed with an expended 5.56 blank cartridge. I shit you not.
If the girls don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy 😁
Paul Harrell is playing chess, I’m playing checkers, that’s why I’m here. Thanks for everything.
Unbelievable! A PH video on Friday. It's the simple things in life😁
Fights & wars are not won by being "fair".
"When you draw your gun, shoot them in the balls." - Clint Smith.
But they can be won while being "fair"
@@borkwoof696 Sometimes fights can be avoided by being totally unfair. That would be even better.
You missed the point by just a fraction of a mile
@@borkwoof696 Examples?
“I just happened to have a few handguns lying around.” 😂
Simply brilliant, as usual. I'm adopting your common-sense experienced proposals. (I enjoyed your pet bumble bee flittering across the screen. I was so engrossed, tired to wave it off!) Great vid, Ty.
Keep up the good work paul!
Just in time for July 4th celebrations 😅 never know when a neighbor’s stray celebration will fly over to your home 😅
...while climbing along your roof...
Ross Potts .....looking for Koreans......
You mean Independence Day.
B H HAHAHAHAHAAHA!!!!
I see a Paul Harrell video, i click the like button and then i watch it.And i`m always leaving his videos with more knowledge than i had before hand. I really think Paul could have been one of those epic teachers he almost can`t find today.His "boring" parts are the reason i never miss one video ! Keep being "booring" ! Happy Happy Independence Day !
Now, that is a textbook example.
Anyone else like the stories and not really care about the "point"? 😁
Up for 23 minutes and Carol Baskins disliked it three times!
11:09 "I just happened to have a couple handguns laying there." I don't know why, but this coming from Paul made me LMAO. It's like a doctor saying, "I just happened to have a scalpel and some sutures laying there."
Hell, I'd forward both of these schoolkid backpack vids to anyone who has schoolkids. It's an excellent set of ideas to help protect kids from scumbags.
"I'm at the orchard today, so please bear with buzzing in the background."
"Turns into me trying to herd cats" ---- Thanks for making me almost ruin my keyboard by choking on pepsi :P
Drape a kevlar layered paper towel over the keyboard... wait, that might imply you "wanted" to spill soda on your computer! PREPPER !!!
Aria Repine Diet Coke.
How about removing the innards of an old laptop and filling the shell with polycarbonate and ceramic layers? It won't seem out of place at all then.
Good idea.
It'd have to be an old laptop, newer ones are way too thin for this.
I was pondering the same thing. I have about 5 old laptops in the garage. Mission accepted. Unfortunately, I am in CA. I can only throw rocks.
That's actually very interesting. I have to think outside the box more often.
Not a bad idea at all.
I could listen to Pauls stories for hours... The best part of his videos
9:20 The two concepts Paul correctly highlights are well-known within the academic community: "survivor's guilt" and "survivor's blame".
To put it briefly, it has something to do with humans being hardwired for group cohesion, which makes them suspicious of exceptional or gratuitous circumstances that could be roughly related to the fact of being a "tall poppy" (either because you prepped, or because of sheer luck).
Think of someone who carefully hoards food and water on the assumption one day SHTF. Can you imagine the "envy" of those who did not prepare in advance: "how comes you were *prepared* for that and we weren't? You are clearly *out of the norm*... so there must be something wrong with you." Projecting, projecting, projecting...
3:56 The bee said, "Where's the meat target?" 6:10 Bee threatens to come back with friends. 8:47 "See? I'm back! Get the meat target. Get it now!"
Paul.. thank you.
I am very very worried about my children, 8, 10, and 14. My three boys are my everything.. and years ago I had to tell one, he can't have light up shoes for school because they would make him stand out in a bad situation. I didn't tell him to what I was thinking of.. now I have some ideas how I can modify there backpacks if after the virus is over, we do send them back.
After distance learning, and seeing how much calmer the city was, I'm tending to maybe do some thing different.
But I want them to have a normal life, and my oldest really misses his friends, so this will give me some help and help me instruct on what to do with the situations that may occur.
So seriously, thank you. Your channel and wisdom has always been on point, and hell I even started wearing a old Sears jacket with the duck pouch, because it speaks to wisdom and utility. It's not fashion or nothing, but function.
Thank you Paul. You make very good points about mentality of wanting something to happen because you came prepared.
Love your content Paul! You are so decisive with your words and well-educated, i’m so glad I stumbled upon this channel at 3 A.M.
Paul needs to demonstrate a Bug-A-Salt gun on the flies around the microphone.
With a high tech fleece stop, of course.
I have one of those and it doesn't work very well. I was disappointed
He did load a big bore black powder gun with salt once, does that count?
Thanks
Also i recall a quote of Tuco in The good the bad the ugly - as Paul keeps saying that he will get to the shooting part after he's done talking.
"When you have to shoot. Shoot. Don't talk" - Tuco
:D
Good info and great advise. I like the fact that someone is doing these knowing not everyone’s pockets are super deep. Thanks again keep up the good work
It looked like Mr. Mcloskey in St. Louis had a bare bones A-1 with a 20 inch barrel.
The reasoning for the ceramic behind the books is very sound. If it is enough of a pain then the tile will end up at home.
Yep. Like Paul says, “program compliance.”
Am I the only one that would be fascinated by a “Story Time With Paul” video? He has an incredible amount anecdotes and stories.
You're the best Paul! I enjoy every one of your videos, thanks for all the entertainment!!!
I kept looking for that mysterious bug that kept buzzing me during the video, otherwise great stuff.
Be ready for the “what if” brigade. Thanks Paul!
Love the channel. Thanks for all the work you put into your videos!
Paul Harrell, one of the most informative, well presented videos for information, on YT.
my kind of life style--- 2 handguns and a vest was just laying handy, ready to use
"jim-bob & suzzie" oh boy yes, I believe I've met those people.
As usual, a great presentation. Thanks, Paul! 👍🏻