Comments by "Laird Cummings" (@lairdcummings9092) on "Edwin Sarkissian" channel.

  1. I'd been wondering. Thank you for filling us in.
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  2. Have to admit, you hooked me with the lead. Jerk. Heh! 😁
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  3. I'm personally a big fan of.38 Super, but I readily admit I'm weird. The issue of legacy firearms that headspace on the rim presents a problem, mostly with Fud and mythical lore.
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  4. .416 has a superior ballistic coefficient; heavy, skinny, long bullet retains energy better, and is usually more stable.
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  5. Indeed. He busted one of those in about 10 seconds.
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  6.  @jasonshoemaker385  point is, this lock isn't tough. It's a marshmallow.
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  7. The barrel is obstructed, you say? Do tell...
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  8. More like 1/10
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  9. Same
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  10. Because legislators are idiots.
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  11. Scope == .416 No scope == .50
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  12. Interesting. I've been curious about .416 Barrett, but not a lot info I've seen.
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  13. You're going to shoot his lungs out!
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  14. They work.
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  15. Deep backup, perhaps.
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  16. Too bad an absolute novice can pick it (me). Master Lock has decent hardware in their bodies, but their cores? Tres shabby.
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  17.  @Belnick6666  he told us he didn't feel like posting, and nothing was wrong. What more do you want?
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  18. Almost did an FPSRussia.
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  19.  @timmytwodogs  excellent! My first 1911 was in .38 Super. I think... Yeah... I currently own three handguns chambered in .38 Super, including a Tanfoglio.
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  20. Fire-forming brass shot-shells... Heh.
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  21. No FPSRussia stunt today... Thank you! Safe Acrobatics, though... New Olympic sport?
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  22. There are a few other videos out there, but not many.
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  23.  @md.farhannadim1783  gotta say, Ed is still an excellent marksman. I could used to do that, but my eyes these days? No way.
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  24. This is actually interesting. Deep backup possible.
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  25.  @aleks4996  not really familiar with that cartridge loading.
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  26.  @jozseftoth9368  pretty sure that yes, that's exactly what happened - relatively soft copper will take interesting shapes when put under extreme stress. Not sure if the bullet was annealed deliberately, or if firing process had something to do with that.
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  27.  @aleks4996  superior as opposed to what? What's the standard of comparison - standard M2 ball? SLAP? Tracer? .338 Lapua? Like I said: don't know that loading, so you'll need to give me a bit more information.
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  28.  @Ripper13F1V  yes. Exactly.
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  29.  @aleks4996  so, real life... Care to tell me of any long range sniper shots taken with a .416? Oh, wait... No one uses it as such so you have zero comparative data. Making claims in a vacuum? Yeah, that's a bullshit analysis.
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  30.  @aleks4996  no one uses it because you assume it's less effective. Without any actual tests. Again, making claims in a vacuum. Being "real life" still does not make you an analyst; that much is entirely clear. You think you're right. You might be right. But you have zero way of actually knowing that. And yet you still insist, absent evidence, that you are right. Yeah, I'm not convinced - not at all.
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