I feel the dumbass part all too well 🤣

Missed opportunity

Garand Thumb is a tool

@@justing42 Cry more.

@@justing42 what a contribution to the discussion. You don’t have to like him and my point was using their influence to reach the masses. Normalization is the key and people like Mike, Lucas and many others bring in more people to the gun community that might not be involved in the first place. You have to get them while they are young!!!

For SD I personally like the R.I.P. rounds, but they can be expensive, I do like to alternate rip and soft point/holo points in a mag, starting with either holo or soft tip as it cycles better by hand then rip rounds do for hand charging. Had a bad experience with putting down some road kill when I was rocking rip rounds up top…

U r referring to the gas system

@@yoltproductions3109 Yeah this is why I want the videos lol. I just got my first gun a year ago and have been steadily getting more and more into them, so trying to get more educated on the different parts of them and how they differ from gun to gun is something I’ve been really interested in

Pffft. Fmj. Its what i can afford. Its what i practice with. Its what i carry.

260 grain 3/4 jacket soft lead HP in 45acp. 45 colt, 45 win mag for expansion, then have 180 grain solid brass for penetration

You must be having a hard time selling hi-priced inflated ammo...lol

These self-serving comments never cease to amaze me--fools no one.

@@treborkroy5280 I really hope you’re trolling….

.32 ACP is a really anemic round. HP’s wouldn’t likely expand and if they do, you wouldn’t get adequate penetration. Many people, including myself, believe self defense starts at 9mm.

@@Aphabet21 I see and yeah I do belive 9mm are the way to go but I like my lil cz. It's slim, light, and for the size, I think it packs a good enough punch

Take the information given in this video and apply it to whatever you’re looking at for 300 blackout ammo.

But theres different versions of those as well,

The way I see it, M193 is just fine for home defense in a suburban setting and is what's in my rifle right now. 5.56 is velocity based, and drops off significantly after penetrating even a single surface. It quickly begins to yaw and tumble after being even slightly disturbed, and loses a significant amount of penetration by not hitting the target with its tip. After penetrating one exterior wall, while still lethal, isn't likely to hit anything. That's just because it's more likely to not hit someone than it is to hit someone, and would have to penetrate multiple exterior walls, possibly some interior walls, and travel significant distance, about a hundred yards, while tumbling to do so. Being constructed very simply, just a lead core FMJ round, it does deform and flatten very easily, which further limits penetrative ability after exiting a target. My assessment of M193 in my rifle in my house in my neighborhood is that the risk of overpenetration is effectively null, so low it may as well not be considered, especially when the direction of fire will almost exclusively be halted by brick foundation, but even if it wasn't, the risk of overpenetration in my home setting is minimal to the point of being absurd. I don't see any reason to use any special ammo for home defense with a 5.56, as the M193 is a very effective, very lethal round, as decades of service in a variety of environments has proven. It also doesn't hurt that it's very easy on the wallet to practice with my defensive ammo.

@@fudgerounds91 : I see your point but disagree.As I understand it, you’re counting on wobble and tumbling to keep an FMJ round with a muzzle velocity of 3,250 fps and an effective range of several hundred yards from causing collateral damage in a sheetrock-walled home or through a window overlooking neighbors who may be 50 yards or less away. It seems to me if deflection and loss of velocity are the mitigating factors that you are counting on, those are more likely to be achieved with a projectile engineered to mushroom or disintegrate if they hit something. I also don’t think CQC studies bear out your assumptions, but I’m open to being shown otherwise.

Whatever i get to first. They all will get the job done.✔

Lol u tryna kill the burglars hidin behind the fridge at ur neighbors house😆

You are right he got it backwards in the video

Yeaah time to die laughing

South. Firer should stop shortly

then check the info / this is the internet

@@georgeburkhard6139 😱 your so smart I never thought of that 😱 is there a certain internet I use or is anyone good?

@@eidtnaci hi there go to ballistic by the inch / lots of info

Power lines and range finder. Also known as groundhog and coyote hunting ect