😝

Yikes, too short shorts, black or no sox...yuck..distracting from the info...

Or not tight enough.

Amen!

Awesome

It’s actually our own urine

So Bear Grylls.

@@tfbtv ok, that's way stronger than whisky then 😄

@@tfbtvlooks like y’all are properly hydrated then

That may be # 1 mistake?

That's the best life lesson.

Ooops

Nah, dont watch you tubers flexing their fancy techs but then gets yeeted by a .22LR when shtf.

No, it's going there in the first place. LoL.

Knowledge is the best value

You are a saint and a scholar. 😮

Ask LegalEagle then

Lawyers have paralegals for reading and writing.

The law shouldn't be so complicated that you need 6 years of school to decipher it. Simple is better

James can't read anything that isn't written in Napoleonic code.

It’s actually foreplay, look how hot and bothered reeves is

❤😂

Their job is making videos

They're not doing it for free.

​@@hakimcameldriver whoosh

I used to work at a gun store and accept gunsmith orders I know exactly what you mean. Even $10k+ guns with cheap shit

@@silentbigsteve3429 hear that!

@@stinkylittlerascal An over under shotgun takes a certain amount of recoil to drive the inertia switch between the barrels… It's the design; cheap 1 ounce 12 gauge loads often will not put that to work nor will a weak shoulder… If you put a cheap Amazon mounts or any other junk on your Galil it is likely to fail where associated with that part… Just because the gun runs with everything does it mean your accessories get to be cheap And meet the status quo… If you got that desert tech to run More than 75% of the time I'm impressed. Their bolt guns are awesome; they just updated their semi because it was junk… Also I like how you name a bunch of expensive guns; high-quality ones; don't see a lot of people shelling out that kind of money

@@stinkylittlerascal though I do agree with your point overall there is quality out there just got a pay for it

Seen a UTG scope on a Barret MRAD a month ago

Love your name!

This is my third viewing of this vid, and I still pick stuff up. Really useful, with context.

Men should never cross their legs. Period. Its the most awkward, feminine-looking thing ever.

😂

"sussy"

I was trying to figure out how to word that..

@@larryholton9560 Jack sits like Jack. James sits like Jacqueline

hearing him say that and buy that makes me wana throw everything he said out the window rofl

​@anthonychiappetta9225 some folks just have money to blow and wanna see if the more expensive shit is worth it. Me, I'll take a $150 PSA lower all day long. They work, if it ever stops working throw it away and buy another 🤷‍♂️

What buffer even was that?

Sounds like a kac lower or some rare colt lower

@@BrassBashers You're probably right. I mean if I have more money than I can count, I'll probably try out everything at some point just to see if it makes a marginal difference.

US Army solution, drill hole, tie paracord on to your belt, chest rig, and your neck. NCO checks if you still have it every 2 minutes

​@Nathan-jh1ho lol I remember having mags and all gear tethered to my ALICE lol.

@@jb7483In BCT they had us tie Aimpoints on our M4 and someone still somehow lost their Aimpoint during a FTX

next test they gave it to a Marine. He got it pregnant then broke it with domestic abuse

@@salgarnica9328🤣

Buy once, cry once. We are lucky to have so many great options at any budget these days though. I like your philosophy, durability and reliability being the priority and you can't go wrong. I've seen a lot of guys get into the weeds chasing features and extras at a particular price sacrificing that reliability.

Totally. Luckily I learned "buy one, cry once" buying tools before I lost money in firearms and parts. I will admit, I did buy into the Olight hype and regret a couple flash lights I've bought.

Lesson I learned: don't buy light wt ccw or deep concealment guns; DA revolvers or pistols, then think they can shoot well, be able to perform like a duty-carry gun.

@@DavidLLambertmobile that's just a product of guntubers being really good, practically professional shooters with how often they shoot. They make just about anything seem easy to operate effectively. Us mere mortals on the other hand...

Thanks. Would u elaborate on what pieces you spent your hard-earned shillings on?

Thats an oldie. 😂😂😂😂

@@brianmanners8910 Lol, I’m pretty damn old!! 😅

I wear short shorts.

Thanks a lot, man. Stuck in my head now! 😎

Jack is like a brother to me. He will be on this channel for years to come.

@@tfbtv Awesome! I'm literally re-watching this video with Pen and Pad for my next build. Between the two of you guys, we are listening to the gospel.

I agree, I enjoyed this video.

Wear what you want! Life is short. Enjoy yourself and be the best you can be. I wear Dickies work wear. Why? Comfy, lasts forever, and for where I live (out past the sticks), makes perfect sense. After the workday, I hit the shower, then wear shorts and a t-shirt. Who sees me? Nobody. Do I care? No.

I've only ever worn high black socks since I can remember. Don't let anyone tell you that you can't. 🫡

The higher the socks, the higher the foo

Yeah, sig is dogshit.

100% this. Sig doesn't help you with shit if you're just a regular dude.

Sig has been in a decline for years. Despite what people claim there absolutely is a difference between Sig USA and the Swiss/German produced products. Take a look at the Swiss made 550s and the New Hampshire made 550s and it's apparent.

@@levistrauss5378 Almost like they realized they could stop trying when they realized they could jack the prices up on mediocre product and the government/idiots will gladly shell out for it because "premium!"

Sig is horrible. QC has taken a back seat thanks to those fat daddy warbux contracts

Very far away from shithole portland

I have astigmatism so I can't use a red dot it's a real rifle scope or iron sights for me.

@@bobjordan8283 Prisms are a nice compromise for people like us with the tism.

​@@bobjordan8283yeah, get a prism. Primary Arms makes some good ones that aren't that expensive or go with the grand daddy Trijicon ACOG.

​@@stevem4783Those primary arms micro prisms are absolutely game changers for those of us with crooked eyes

@@stevem4783 true. Holographic sights work well for me too.

Every class that I've seen a Kel Tec KSG, they had some kind of issue. I've seen the single tube version that ran smoothly. That's all the info I got.

If only they cared enough to keep track of such things but they're forced to carry about what makes them the most money instead ...

I've done many classes at other places and it seems that about 25-30% of the new people will have their gun go down, with another 25-30% of those having some kind of day-ending breakage. Fortunately, I bring a full tool kit, extra parts, and extra guns. Classes with people I know to have experience doing classes almost never have equipment problems. They're dialed in. Key lessons for gun class: 1) Running your equipment hard in class will reveal deficiencies. 2) Always, always take 2 or more guns. 3) Make sure you're not taking crappy guns to class. 4) Make sure ALL the guns you take to class are sighted in BEFORE you get there. 5) Take a cleaning kit, bore snake, cleaning rod, and lube. 6) Mags and ammo. Take lots of both. Show up with your mags already loaded. 7) Don't forget the other stuff: appropriate clothing, water, snackies, sunscreen, and a camp chair. 8) If you're going to take pictures, realize there are some of us there that don't want to be photographed, much less be on the internet with our guns. Call it paranoia. Bonus lesson: take your Taurus, modified Glock, or cheap AR-15. Throw it in a lake. Don't take them to class. That crap never runs right. I've seen it time and time again.

I'm not a fanboy but I have a bunch of Olights and have never had an issue with their standard or gun lights in 5 years of using them. Not saying that streamlight and surefire aren't better. Just sharing my experience.

I got a olight mini 2 valkryie on a CZ P10C and it's been great it's went through some some abuse an has always been fine. I couldn't speak as far as their other lights though.

Have an O-light baldr mini on my P320 with at least 2500 rds through it. Zero issues.

​@@Holden-McGroin Their light killed a guy who was working on his truck. Hard pass.

Yeah, IDK man. Sounds like a very unique incident. I also don’t put my weapon lights in my mouth, so there’s that.

Big rookie mistake, new gun owner: buying off brands or lower end brand models then think 1000s of gear, holsters will fly out. Even well made lines like VP9s, PDPs often lack gear-holsters.

@@DavidLLambertmobile 80% of my reason for owning a boring ass glock is that anything worth using is made for a glock

Word!!

Too many people drop thousands on hardware and have almost no ammo on hand. What worries me isn't the guy who spent $4k each on 20 guns - what worries me is the guy who spent $400 on a "bad" gun and has since put several thousand rounds through it, making frequent range trips to stay in practice.

@@RighteousJ "I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times." - Bruce Lee

I saw a good price on a optics ready VP9 olive green frame. HK had a 4 free factory mag offer/rebate.

I just can't respect HK knowing how much they hate the US civillian market.

The VP9 is a great and very comfortable pistol I will say that.

HK customer service is garbage. If you're not gov/mil they don't care about you

No shit!!! Does it come with Lisa Ann???

Probably an LMT

A tight fitting lower is important boys. The personality is up top 😂

could have just got a Colt or FN or even a damn PSA for that matter and been good lol

​@@g54b95she's never seen the day her stuff was worth 2k....thing has been shot more than a vietnam era m14.

If you are a armed officer or new to ccw, carry, guns(personal defense) I say stick to the common main brands: S&W, Glock, SIG Sauer, HK, Walther. Get well made, quality holsters/gear: Safariland, Galco, Don Hume, 5.11.

⁠@@DavidLLambertmobile I second all of that, and I’d add Beretta and CZ for pistols; ANR Design for holsters; and Surefire/Streamlight for pistol lights (although O-Light and InForce pistol lights have both worked for me); Trijicon and AimPoint for red dots (I’ve also never had an issue with my Burris dots or my Swampfox dots). For optics and flashlights, you should spend more on those two things than your pistol. I’d rather have a Glock 19 with a Trijicon and a Streamlight than a SIG Legion series P226 or P320 and an “Amazon special” $30 light and a $100 Bushnell red dot (or a Holosun).

@@wheelguns4wheelmen802 For holsters, I'd add in JM Custom Kydex, Dark Star Gear, Tenicor, Phlster, and Henry Holsters. Lots of solid options.

​@DavidLLambertmobile I would probably add Springfiekd Armory and FN to that list. Can't really go too wrong with any of those brands, so just try out different models and then get the one that works best with your hand, since everyone's hands are different.😊

@travisminton2141 I myself would NOT use FN America aka FNH. The firm has a few popular rifles & military 🪖 style weapons but pistols, police-ccw-defense? That's been hit & miss; 2010s 2020s. The FN line- FNS was so bad police depts, LE units quit using them. 🚫 . LAPD picked the MRD 509 9mm but a few had problems. Glocks were in use under Chief Bratton & very popular. Glock 21s, 22s, 17-34-19s.

Trijicon is God tier.

@@dogevanzandt2889 Exactly. Don’t use a US$8.99 Amazon adaptor plate for it on your CZ Shadow 2 Optic Ready. Just wait until CZ restocks.

Honest question, what's the difference between a $60 Monstrum mount vs a $150 ADM mount made of the same materials?

@@5jjt materials, quality of materials, fit, durability... Literally everything.

hahah my dad is a Georgia tech engineering grad and worked as a materials research engineer for the army. I can guarantee he agrees with you!

That's the problem; most of us won't run our gear to the level this guy does, but we need something - anything - that will ensure we're not caught short and can at least train. At a certain point, you have to just relax and say, "F it. It'll never be perfect."

More importantly.... someone not on a brand or manufacturer payroll

I with you man. There is beauty in simplicity. It took me too long to realize I was never gonna re-enact the battle of Fallujah in my living room and stop wasting my money. Marketing has really done a number on the industry.

They replaced my Romeo 4m that had an electronics issue. They sent me a Romeo 4t as a replacement as they had just discontinued the 4m line. All for free with an email and shipping label. Maybe I got lucky?

@@spec8473humans love to focus on the negative my friend

@@spec8473 hm, that's good to hear.

They fixed all my optics, relooked and torqued down my lt when the issue first arose even included torque specs that weren't in the instructions because they were printed too soon. Sent me 3 paper instructions when I said I hated pdf versions. Nothing but happy things with me and with the LT sent me an extra bolt assy and firing pin in my bcm grip.

Garbage company with, like, 2 good guns and no good optics. Imagine needing to send your optic in or get a replacement instead of just buying a Trijicon or an Aimpoint like an adult.

I have half a dozen Olights on pistols, rifles, and shotguns. It's been about 5 years and I haven't had any failures. Lights, switches, batteries, mounts, etc all still just fine. Granted, I don't run them hard but I have a limited budget for accessories.

​@@sociopathmercenary Chyna

@DigitalApex Where was the device made that you’re typing on?

$500 pdw stock, $300 trigger, $200 buffer, $60 safety selector, $150 lpk, $400 lower plus im sure some sort of titanium go fast stuff all over and shipping of parts he's probably close to that much into the lower

@@RealHankShilltotal waste of money. A 2k lower is just blowing money for the sake of blowing money.

​@@Romanus- You should see what cloners drop for AR parts.

No one.

Those who have too much money and not enough sense.

Nobody in their right mind. You can get a complete V seven lithium lower that weighs less than 2 lbs for $1500……

@@basedWisco715 You can build an entire rifle that weighs 6lbs and will last you a lifetime for less than $1,500. Significantly less.

@@stevem4783 I know that. What I’m saying is: Why would you spend $2000 on what looked like a regular lower with a weird buffer when the most advanced lower on the market that is incredibly light only costs $1500?

I've had TWO Streamlights fail to work properly straight out of the box. That was in a 5 year period.

I've been totally happy with my Olights. I'm not particularly hard on them and I have no doubt that extremely and sure fire are better... But there's a limited amount of cash that I'm willing to dole out for accessories.

I recently bought an olight to try it out, alternative to my sure fire only because battery on my sure fire is a bit lack luster. Im trying to see what’s wrong with olight? Lol

We dont do reverse cowgirl around here. You dont turn your back on family.

smashing puss

​@@tfbtvright on brother!🤜🤛😎

Transition surgery.

This is the ideal male body. You may not like it, but this is what peak masculinity looks like

@@mitchellboone9917 too late!

That’s the way to go after primary arms dropped the 🔥 prisms I’m not sure why anyone would buy anything else after that your failsafe is in the optic and there very solidly priced

@@Nollideel most of my prisms are Primary Arms. They work great. I have a Vortex one too that is excellent.

What conclusions do we draw from this? Jack grunts when he poops, James moans when he wipes

you thought james reeves was going to admonish you for having a purple AK didnt you lol

What makes you think that everything has to be either good or bad and not somewhere in between where most of reality exists?

But don't you want your optic to become unusable while you're using it because the batteries die?

👍👍👍

Grandpas take on pistol red dots. No matter how good you think you are with your irons, when the defecation hits the oscillation some mediocre shooter with basic training on a dot will outshoot you 10/10 times. That's why everybody who depends on their shots to land uses a dot on their handgun now. Now please tell us all the story how .45 ACP is superior to 9mm, grandpa.

@arcuz7862 And when your super shooter draws his magical dot gun and it doesn't work, he dies. The end. Have a nice day child.

@@brianmoore1164 I know the concept of working things is new to you, but we got a lot of stuff straightened out since people like you are no longer needed for anything. I also understand that it is a hard concept to grasp that with dots you still have cowitnessing irons so even if the dot goes down you're at best at even odds with someone using an optic. I know change is scary and it feels bad that you are useless to society now, but you gotta deal with that or we'll ask the staff at the nursing home to increase the dose of whatever you should be on.

No but you might if you need one. I've heard nothing but positive stories about their customer service. And I don't own a Sig so no bias here.

I wish it had more brightness settings. 8 daylight, 2 NV. The jumps in brightness are big.

The blood of Taurus owners

Someone check on hop and make sure he's okay

I assumed the answer would be not so much "what", but "who's" cream he uses