Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Colion Noir" channel.

  1. "This one trick proven to shrink your prone times in half!" BTDT Worst was from friendly fire at night from guys with an M2 .50 BMG in the turret, open desert terrain. Tracers were flying past our faces and over our heads, with the ones you couldn't see in-between.
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  2.  @PzA37  I lived through the Clinton AWB and followed the FBI studies, as well as those done by several researchers. Your assertions about the AWB reducing gun crime are erroneous. Another variable was the passing of State "shall issue" concealed carry laws.
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  3.  @ravenrise320  US gun manufacturers never really went the sheet metal route. Exceptions were the M60 and SAW, the SAW being a Belgian design, the M60 being a combination of the German FG42 with an MG42 feed tray cover. 1800s-era repeaters had brass, then steel receivers with the Mauser action being copied for the 1903. Then came the Garand, M14, and a radical departure from legacy actions with the aircraft-grade aluminum AR receivers and small steel barrel extension. Nobody else has really caught-on to the aircraft-grade 7000 series aluminum receivers unless they license or copy the AR-15. South Korea did the K1 & K2 with aluminum receivers as one exception. Germany has been making Hk416s for 20 years now, and the Bundeswehr is adopting a new variant of it as well. US has the luxury of using whatever materials it wants, with the latest design and manufacturing methods on the cutting edge.
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  4. What are these scary assault pistols? I want one if CA and Diane Feinswine says I shouldn’t have it. In fact, I MUST HAVE ONE!
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  5.  @THall-vi8cp  There are interesting stress fire training approaches that transfer over to live very well, and SS VIP Detail agents go through that. They are some of the best combat shooters in the world, many coming from a relevant military background.
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  6. After a careful assessment of my personal and home defense posture, I realized a huge gap in my plans: I'm missing a Stoner 63A weapons system. This is unacceptable.
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  7. Council for a Livable World helps finance her campaigns. It's a Soviet front group that helped get over 400 US politicians elected since 1962.
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  8. The most neglected enumerated and mandated power of government in the US is to promote the common defense relative to 2A. Confiscated weapons need to be redistributed, not destroyed. "Getting guns off the street" is counter to the foundational law of the US.
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  9. They are infringements, not rules.
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  10. Nor should they.
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  11. It is an AR-15 chambered in .308, just like the POF Revolution and Rogue series that inspired it. Ruger added vent holes through the barrel extension, upper, and bolt carrier in the event of a case failure, since the diameters are so small (same as AR-15).
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  12. My last one was over 16 months. I just wanted the Maxim9 so our ears don't get blown out hiking or as a camp gun where you're not going to have time to don ear pro.
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  13. ​ @pwd1679 If you study the history of voting in big cities in the US, organized crime has been rigging elections since the 1840s. It's the normal DNC administrative process in most of their urban precincts.
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  14. I have a note: 'I can do what I want."
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  15.  @EvLSpectre  Call your Democratic Congresspronouns. They'll get you squared away.
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  16.  @vince11harris  There are at least 384 verses in the Bible where swords are mentioned, including in the possession of Angels, Jesus’ disciples, Hebrew men, fighting Goliath, symbolic swords, literal swords, swords of justice, swords of war, swords used to punish criminals who hurt women and children, swords of judicial authority, and self-defense. The verse referencing self defense is Luke 22:36... "Then said he unto them, But now, he that hath a purse, let him take it, and likewise his scrip: and he that hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one." You could write a lengthy dissertation about the mention of swords, weapons, defensive tools, weapons of war, and related nouns in the Bible. If someone has been telling you there is no mention of such things in the Old and New Testaments, they are woefully-ignorant and probably never even cracked open a Bible.
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  17.  @TheHuggybear516  Peter lobbed off the ear of one of the men who came to arrest Jesus when he was in the Garden of Gethsemane. If Jesus’ disciples were walking around in Jerusalem today, most of them would likely be armed per the local codes and force posture like other Israelis.
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  18.  @TheHuggybear516  Franklin was raised a Puritan, as his parents were both Puritans. If you read his Autobiography, he talks about his grandfather in England having to hide the family Bible under a footstool, which he had built a rotating mechanism for with a place-holder when the King’s religious spies came snooping around to see if Puritans were holding illegal Bible reading in their homes. He of course was initiated into Freemasonry and later described himself as a Deist, but he also mentioned the benefits of organized religion to help mankind treat each other well. He was not dogmatic, but more practical and insightful. He felt that the true Church didn’t exist on the earth at that time, so he didn’t really like attending services of any church personally. His Autobiography is an awesome read if you haven’t read it yet.
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  19.  @SPK-kg8ml  She’s had a California Concealed Carry Permit for decades, she says because she’s special she needs it, not relevant for peasants in CA.
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  20. ​ @Chris-uc7kh Have you ever studied what "well-regulated militia" meant in the late 1700s? It meant well-equipped, crew-served weapons well-trained, rifleman having a basic load of ball & powder, ready to respond on a moment's notice.
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  21. My State has 72 F-35s stationed here, dozens of Apaches, a Special Forces Group, Artillery, Combat Engineers, Intelligence, aerial refuelers, C-17s, new Chinooks, and a huge air logistics depot that USAF relies on to overhaul and repair most of its fighters.
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  22. The AG at the time admitted this openly on Day 1 of the hearings in 1934.
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  23. I keep thinking these "I saw a Form 4 Individual come back in 1 day!" is a trap to increase more Form 4s. Everyone I know has multiple NFA items, constantly putting in for new cans, nobody has had the quick turnaround yet.
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  24.  @ignacio3890  Russian wheat is low-grade, not even importable into Europe, but mainly exported to the Arabs and Persians. US is one of the top 3 wheat producers every year, but also THE top corn producer, THE top cattle producer (beef), one of the largest chicken and egg producers, the largest turkey producer, and exports the best farming equipment that allows other nations to have higher crop yields than they would have on their own. US is the 2nd largest exporter in the world, but exports are only 15% of US GDP. Russia isn't even in the top 10 of global exporters (16th).
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  25. It is an AR-15, just like the Revolution and Rogue. Everything is AR-15 sized except the mag well.
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  26.  @nova68cutie  They're using exotic Aerospace alloys on the bolt and barrel extension to handle the pressure, but there are definitely case failure mitigation features built into it. A side effect of the pressure relief holes is that they vent suppressor back pressure ahead of the ejection port.
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  27. Apaches for neighborhood watch before we fill anymore FMS contracts then. MP5 Net VOIP modular mesh comms for neighborhoods, drone patrols, porch pirate stalker drones, and ED-209 mech bots that specialize in flame-throwing Bearcats.
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  28.  @anonymous.anonymity.  People generally were very unaware of what unconstitutional administrative agencies were doing off in DC. They almost slipped it by the NRA, but someone tipped the NRA President off and he showed up to testify for subsequent days in the 5-Day hearings. That’s how handguns were removed from the original draft, and clarification was added to educate the Ways & Means Committee on the difference between a semi auto and automatic. Congress was mostly bought-off by 1934 with money from organized crime during Prohibition in the 1920s, so it wasn’t like they represented the people. Tyranny weasels its way in the door, then spreads like a cancer slowly.
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  29. What we do every day in vehicles would be like standing in parallel, opposing shooting lanes with targets next to each other, shooting on full auto with belt-fed weapons, wearing different types of armor. As long as you keep your fire limited to your lane, nobody gets hit. Normal firearms ownership and carry is inherently-safe because you almost never draw to shoot.
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  30. ​ @Jeremiah_Johnson139  Which oath is more important to them....the oath in the open with their right hand raised, or the candlelit one in secret with it cut and bleeding ?
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  31. There's no such thing as an SBR. Change my mind.
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  32. There's a reason Joe Rogan has 4-5x the following of Tucker Carlson, who has the most views of all legacy media anchors currently. Joe Rogan isn't even on any type of legacy media network.
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  33. I have a Maadi as well. Nothing else comes close to looking like a real AKM.
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  34. Day 1, morning 1, Homer Stille Cummings admitted it was unconstitutional in his own words.
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  35. 5.56 is usually 1/7 twist, which is more than plenty for 70gr. 1/8 and even 1/9 work fine with it. I've been shooting 69gr, 75gr, and 77gr for decades now, mostly through 1/7 & 1/8.
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  36. Criminals don't like their intended victims to be armed. Biden and his family are career criminals.
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  37.  @johnnyjohn-johnson7738  The political elites weren’t much of gun guys, other than hunting, which has always been an elitist sport in the upper class. The working class outside of the cities, farm owners, and regular people in the US have always seen and used guns as tools as part of their daily lives from the 1600s-early 1900s. After WWII, where mass planned developments were spread in the suburbs, guns continued to be normal in the culture but not like used on farms or in rural areas. High schools and colleges had shooting teams and you could walk to the edge of town and still shoot in a lot of places. The corrupt Congressmen sitting in DC were not representative of the US electorate, not even in 1934.
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  38.  @BloodyKnives66  Constitution doesn’t give you anything. It restricts others from infringing on your inalienable rights with codified law, which has then been ignored or trampled since the late 1700s by successive Presidents, Justices, Governors, Mayors, and legislatures.
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  39.  @JAFrk  The Old and New Testaments mention swords 384 times, including for self defense, and punishing the wicked who hurt women and children.
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  40.  @BugattiBoy01  From a theological perspective, if you want to go down that route, Jesus fulfilled the Law of Moses, so animal sacrifice was no longer necessary, or many of the minutiae of the 613 tenets of the Mosaic Law. So someone who follows Biblical teachings does not hold themselves to the letter of the ancient Mosaic Law. The only ones who even did that in the time of Christ were a tiny minority of Jewish religious leaders.
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  41.  @vince11harris  The inalienable right to self-preservation and protection of one’s family was recognized by English Common Law, the Founders of the United States, and subsequent practice of US law. Firearms are merely one of the tool sets free people use to exercise their self-protection. The Lord not only discussed this, but commanded his Disciples to sell their coats to buy swords. One of His Disciples, Peter, cut off the ear of one of the men who came to arrest Jesus, so not only did Jesus advocate for self-protection, but His Disciples practiced bearing of arms for protection.
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  42.  @vince11harris  Jesus is the Son of God according to His own words recorded in the New Testament. He literally taught people to pray to their Father in Heaven, and did so Himself. He didn’t advocate for people to let criminals violate them and their families with arms, but to protect them and the innocent.
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  43.  @vince11harris  I twisted nothing. I quoted them as recorded by Luke, one of Jesus’ Disciples. If I can’t defend myself from predators, how can I protect my family? If you just look at it from defending against predatory animals, which are quite plentiful where I live, the disarmament narrative falls apart quickly. Now I ask, what’s the difference between protecting against predatory humans and animals? Humans are more dangerous.
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  44.  @TheHuggybear516  As I have studied US history and the times of the founding, I and many others see the Hand of God in the inspiration of our Constitution and Bill of Rights. The Founders came primarily from Separatists, Puritans, Quakers, Anglicans, Presbyterians, Congregationalists, Deists, Lutherans, and Dutch Reformed faiths. The original Massachusetts Bay Colonists escaped severe religious persecution at the hands of the British and later Dutch. Having the freedom to worship as one saw fit per their conscience was and is a fundamental right underpinning the creation of the American Colonies, then the United States. Since they were forcibly violated by armed men in the name of the King or crown, they recognized the imperative rights of free men to posses and bear arms for their protection in this new political experiment. Other nations, kingdoms, and principalities don’t recognize any of these rights since men are seen as nothing but subjects. The new left in America seek to make subjects out of their neighbors, and school shootings are one of their rallying cries for brining about their hopeful dominion over others. They don’t care about the loss of children’t lives, since they advocate for and regularly practice mass infanticide as a normal policy.
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  45.  @TheHuggybear516  Nothing I stated was revisionist. The original Massachusetts Bay Colony was not Jamestown. Maybe you thought I was claiming MA Bay was the first colony. The Separatists fled England because their men were subject to arrest on-sight, torture, and indefinite imprisonment, which is why they moved to Holland. The Brits and Dutch later entered into a trade agreement, which the British added on a clause requiring the Separatists to be arrested, hence their commissioning of the Speedwell and Mayflower to escape Europe to the New World. Speedwell broke down due to constant leaks, leaving only the Mayflower. Founders were very religious, but hated the idea of a state-declared official religion like in England and Europe. The American people would need to seek higher guidance and follow the general moral practices espoused by their faith if their Republic was to succeed.
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  46.  @TheHuggybear516  Yes, they were very much influenced and products of the Enlightenment and none of them were all on the same sheet of music other than they were done with being abused by the King and his governors. That also happens to be one of the fundamental tenets of the Separatists and Puritans, who had much more of a political component to their beliefs than most people think.
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  47.  @TheHuggybear516  George Washington was raised Anglican and became a Freemason at a time when atheism was expressly forbidden by Masons. His father died when he was 11, and he attended Anglican services throughout his life. Freemasonry compelled its members to continue to attend the religions of their choice. He also was not dogmatic, but very involved in attending services before, during, and after the Revolution. During the French and Indian Wars, he tried to get a unit chaplain, and encouraged his men to participate in public prayers.
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  48.  @jakefromstatefarm142  Now explain His measured violence in the Temple courtyard throwing out the money changers. There is a time and place for violence. Protecting your life and that of your family are such times.
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  49.  @TheHuggybear516  The Founders were very well aware of the political schisms perpetrated in the name of faith, whether it was the English Reformation, Protestant Reformation, the control over Europe by the Roman Empire, Papal Schism, secret societies, guilds, and wars. They recognized the benefits of common faith, morals, and fabric necessary to hold a new Nation together, while despising other men dictating the specific practices to political subjects like was done in Europe. England underwent their Reformation in the 1500s because of Henry VIII, then recoiled back into Catholicism under his daughter Mary for 5 years (1553-1558), with executions of the King's court and 280 Protestants burned at the stake who helped advise him to betray Catholicism. Then after she died, England went back to Anglicanism under his other daughter Elizabeth I, who ruled for 44yrs and cemented Anglicanism into the English monarchy and government. Puritans fled to Switzerland during Bloody Mary's reign, hence where the Geneva Bible comes from, then returned to England once she was gone. Puritans did not like Kings telling them which Church they must belong to and attend, and were a mix of political and pious non-conformists. Puritans saw Anglicanism as basically English Catholicism, and maintained that the English Reformation needed to get back to more pure principles contained in the Bible. Puritans were fragmented into factions of right wing dogmatic types, countered by left wing sectarians like the Quakers. While most Puritans remained within Anglican congregations practicing diluted forms of non-conformity, the Separatists held their own local meetings so they could practice their faith without influence from any Catholic-Anglican rituals. This led to their persecution under various English edicts, prompting for many of them to flee to Holland, then to the New World on the Mayflower. Their original goal was to land in what is now Virginia, but they of course ended up in Massachusetts. Children of the New England Puritans were the most literate and educated of any in the world due to their Latin Houses and Dame Houses, because they wanted their posterity to be able to discern for themselves light and truth from darkness. Anglican British colonists settled in Virginia afterwards and expanded their lands, eventually filling New Amsterdam, Boston, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. There was a bit of religious friction and persecution of Quakers, Baptists, Catholics, and non-believers in the Colonies up through and even after the Revolution. This is why the Founders agreed on separation of Church and State. They had lived through and studied the repeated problems of Church-State governments that marginalized otherwise good citizens. It's a fascinating history. Henry VIII is just as much of a progenitor of the US as the commonly-referenced men of the 1700s.
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  50.  @TheHuggybear516  They saw religion as one of the primary factors in a free society, as long as it wasn't used as a political weapon top-down acting as a way to govern people. It's critical for self-government to have some set of common beliefs that determine societal morals and behavior, while not allowing any one faction to exercise unrighteous dominion over others. Enemies of those ideals eventually took over with Unitarian Atheism, establishing it covertly in the Progressive Schooling system espoused by John Dewey in the late 1800s. Good Christian boys and girls have subsequently attended religious indoctrination by the state, eroding and contradicting their core beliefs with Atheism, Darwinism, and Marxism. We ended up with a soft tyranny of uniparty rule due to the tolerance of our forefathers, and cunning evil of those who seek power over their fellow men.
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