Comments by "gary K" (@garyK.45ACP) on "Brandon Herrera" channel.

  1. Every one of your 2.84 million subscribers needs to send you $10 to protect America!!!!!! I will donate more than that.
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  2. You didn't cover the Ukrainian AK 50? Why? 😜 It is an oxymoron to say someone is "in the Ukrainian DPR" The DPR (Donetsk People's Republic) is a breakaway region that considers itself independent and has been at war with the Ukraine government for 8 years. That said...Mosin Nagants, particularly sniper rifles, are still held in large supply by Ukraine, as are AKMs and SKS rifles. Even more were held in reserve by Bulgaria, Poland, Slovenia, Hungary and other former Soviet aligned countries. Many of them are now being unloaded onto/into Ukraine. Ukraine isn't turning down any weapons. In addition, Mosin Nagants are very popular for private ownership and hunting. Ukraine allows the ownership of rifles and shotguns. Not surprisingly, the former military rifles are common and the 7.62x54R is plenty powerful for any game in Ukraine and/or the former Soviet Union. Most likely, that IS an MG42. The Soviet Union captured millions of firearms and tens of millions of rounds of ammo from the Germans in WW2. They kept that stuff also. Every Republic, including Ukraine, had huge piles of those weapons after the Soviet Union collapsed. Recently there have been supplies of WW2 surplus 8mm Mauser ammo, sourced in Russia on the market. There are also a numbers of Mosin Nagant surplus rifles that were modified in Russia to resemble the sniper version.
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  3. It's fun to imagine things like a drop in trigger to be considered a "firearm" but the ATF has specifically determined the particular parts that are classed as firearms. Could someone, in the future, interpret that to mean a drop in trigger is a firearm? Yes, I suppose they could. Is it likely? Is it even plausible? No. That really isn't the issue...if you read all 115 pages of the proposed change in regulation. Obviously the ATF is between a rock and a hard place here. They cannot write legislation or change law. They go to great lengths to state that they are clarifying "what congress meant" and "updating" regulations to "meet modern technology". Forgetting that the pistol that started WW1, the Browning/FN 1910 was a striker fired pistol whose parts do not meet the definition of a "firearm" under the GCA '68. If legislation needs to be updated...it needs to be re-legislated. OR, Congress needs to amend the GCA '68. It is not the responsibility of Administrative agencies to try to determine "what Congress meant". Vague laws are unconstitutional. Like the bumpstock ban which got struck down...ATF cannot make something illegal that is not in violation of a statute. Well...they CAN, but it can be struck down by courts. I believe this regulation, if implemented, WILL be struck down by federal courts, likely by one of the 200+ judges Trump appointed. The best thing we can do? Write to oppose this regulation during the comment period. If it is implemented, we can support the 2A organizations that will bring suits in Federal courts to strike it down.
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  4. "...keep the British alive until the Americans showed up..." 🤣
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  5. There were no M9A1s in "Die Hard". Just sayin'.
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  6. I've been waiting for this video! 🤣
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  7. 2026!!!!!!!! Never surrender!
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  8. Have any of the men in this photo come forward to say they are NOT an FBI agent and that they and all their friends just dress like millennial douchebags?
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  9. This is the result I hoped for. I didn't expect anything less than a runoff with 5 people on the ballot. You made the top TWO. 54% of the voters voted AGAINST Gonzalez. They will get another chance to do so soon. Seek out the endorsement of the other candidates AND Donald J. Trump!
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  10. The Norm McDonald meme was spot on! That is exactly what he would say!
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  11. Chipman was not rejected by Republicans. The Democrats have the majority in the Senate. Chipman was rejected by Democrats.
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  12. Glocks last longer in a landfill.
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  13. I heard that some mechanics in a tire shop in Ukraine already built an AK50. 😜 Brandon for Congress!!!!!!!!! BTW, Heather Lynn-Oh says she will be glad to serve on your Congressional staff. I hope you can find a position for her to serve in.
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  14. No fleshlights were injured during the filming of this video
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  15. There IS some good news here. 1. This means the Democrats' legislative agenda to restrict our rights has totally failed. There will BE NO new Federal gun laws. This leaves them no choice but to use Executive actions. 2. Executive actions can be un-done as easily as they were done. No Congressional action needed. We just need a different President. 3. Russian ammo is not the only foreign made ammo for these cartridges, though it may be the cheapest...for now. The removal of Russian ammo from the market will open doors for other foreign made ammo. It could, eventually, get US manufacturers to increase production facilities. FRT Triggers? We are dealing with an administration that flat out ignored a Supreme Court ruling because of a few whiny socialist Congress members. They aren't going to let FRT stick their thumb in the eye of the ATF. They will find an Obama appointed Federal Judge to rule the triggers ARE machine guns and begin arresting people for having them and, probably, harass FRT endlessly. Hopefully FRT has the $$$ necessary to challenge them in court, all the way to the Supreme Court if needed. BUT, that would likely take longer than the current administration will last, so a new President and new AG could change it all.
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  16. Except... The 'K' in MP5K stands for 'kurz' (short) But the 'K' in PPK stands for 'Kriminalmodell' which means, basically, "detective model"
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  17. Short answer: His name is Herman The name is transliterated to Roman letters. His name is "герман" in Cyrillic spelling, which would actually translate to "Herman" in English. In Russian it is pronounced as Geh-YER-man. Fairly common name, particularly among older men (not as common with young people now) There is no true "H" sound in Russian, so the "G" sound is often substituted. There is a "Kh" sound, we would call it a "ch" sound as in "Loch Ness" In Russian it can often sound as an "H", but it actually is not. "German" (adjective), as in "a person from Germany", is Немецкий. Transliterated: "Nemetskiy" Prononced "nyeh-MET-skee"
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  18. You would have thought the Taliban would have run over all those M16 and M4 rifles and carbines we left them with the Humvees and MRAPs we left them...BUT, instead, they threw down their AKs and grabbed an AR wherever they could. Maybe if they watch this video, they will send them back. 😜
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  19. Any AK should have a Slavic woman's name. I suggest: Anastasia. Not so much because of the name "Anastasia", but because the "short name" (nick name) for Anastasia is "Nastiya" (NAH stee yah). Just sounds appropriate for an AK. Nastiya! Another good one, but much overused in my opinion, is Yekaterina. One of the short names for which is "Katusha" yes, like the Katusha rockets. Also "Katya" That said...the cartridge is an interesting one. More or less the equal of the .350 Legend and a little better than the 114 year old .351 WSL. But only a little. Sub-sonic, of course, limits velocity but the case design allows for heavier bullets than can be used in the 9mm Luger. Load it with 180-200+ gr. bullets and now you're talking. Make sure the rifling twist will stabilize those bullets at low velocity. If you can't do that, you're just wasting gunpowder and machinery Re: Texas...you ARE aware that Texas is very large. Correct? And it has a lot of different environmental areas: Swamps, forest, desert, mountains, plains, etc. If you want to have less humidity, you need to move to west Texas. On a map, extend the eastern border of the Texas panhandle south to the Mexican border. Stay west of that line for lower humidity.
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  20. It is called "Throw a bunch of sh*t at the wall and see if anything sticks". OR, if anyone settles. Want to know the bad part? One, or more, of those defendants WILL settle out of court, like Remington did, rather than defend themselves using the federal PLCAA. This will encourage more lawyers to do the same. While WE defend the RIGHTS of companies, they often throw them away.
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  21. Charter Arms Explorer II pistol would be a much better facsimile. But...leave it to an AK guy to settle for less. 😁 https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/ef3723230e87cc3a69e59e1cf4798374.jpg
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  22. I think some auto shop in Ukraine already built an AK 50 using captured Russian brake calipers, a differential and ball joints.
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  23. Someone did it before you could.
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  24. I split the difference and BUILT 2 rifles using quality parts acquired over time at good prices. Quality, speed or low price. Choose any two. If you are not in a hurry, you can collect all the parts needed for good prices. Invest the time to search, be patient, and when you have everything, assemble your high quality rifle for a 1/3 to 1/2 what it would cost you to buy one "off the shelf". Some tips: Online auctions. Sign up for accounts on parts suppliers' websites and get "sale" announcements. Watch for specials on the parts you need. I bought quality lowers and BCGs on Holiday sales for about 1/2 the normal price. Check things like local estates sales. I got 2 COLT upper receivers at a local estate sale! An A2 for $75 and an M4 for $40. I also got a complete COLT A2 fixed stock assembly with receiver extension, buffer spring, buffer and buttstock for FIVE DOLLARS! Check the estate sale listings and check their pictures of items for sale. I also came across an M1 carbine WALNUT stock and handguard in excellent condition w/the military cartouche...for FIVE DOLLARS. I sold it for $100 and used the cash for buying AR parts. I did the same with a Mossberg and a Remington shotgun barrel, which I bought cheap and sold for 3-4 times the price I paid.
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  25. Scott @ Kentucky Ballistics says: "80,000 psi?!?!?! We'll see about that!"
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  26. 4:53 It's a side lever cocking air rifle made to resemble an AK. Who knows why anyone would want or need a pellet gun in a war? EDIT And i said that before you revealed it. I've seen them before. 😁
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  27. Best wishes to you, Scott.
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  28. When I think of "Pussy galore" I am more likely thinking of Kiev, Ukraine or Pattaya, Thailand than James Bond.
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  29. SIG has been buying Hunter Biden's "art".
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  30. 🤣
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  31. You mean they are morons? Who'da thunk it. And they didn't "shut down" the NRA convention.
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  32. I heard you bought a White Claw on your 21st birthday🤣 I would tell my neighbor he has a good start on a gun collection and needs at least 3 times the ammunition.
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  33. There was no TV or internet when the founders wrote the 1st Amendment. Yet, there she is, speaking to the TV cameras about going back to muskets. 🤪
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  34. I thought you were joking when you said you were 26. I had to google you. It's true! You look older. Must be the drinking.
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  35. "Kentucky Stir Fry" is already a term. Why not "Kentucky Plug"?
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  36. The 2A applies to everyone. Period. The enemies of freedom will be GLAD to exclude any (and all) groups you don't like. Be careful what you wish for. The 2nd Amendment has been clearly defined and explained by SCOTUS. I'll go with their opinion.
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  37. I heard some Ukrainian auto mechanics in a bomb damaged tire shop in Kharkiv already beat you to it. 🙄
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  38. Buries AK. Comes back in 1 month. AK is gone. Find's and AR, with a note that says "Thanks, Brandon"
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