A lot of basic info to get one started with a handgun and long guns...and more

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StevenCrowder channel and Mrgunsngear hit the range and deliver everything you need to know about owning a handgun, and we mean EVERYTHING!

 

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Doncha just love it when some internet “Expert” begins by demonstrating that he has zero idea of how to operate a pump-action shotgun ?

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The third episode of Gun Week is here, Steven and Mrgunsngear debunk cultural, legal and political Gun Myths you may have not known before watching this video, definitely one you don't want to miss.





Next up will be technical topics featuring Mrgunsngear.

 

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The Fourth episode is here! Today Crowder and Mrgunsngear cover the technical gun myths you ought to know if you’re a firearm owner.

 

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We saved the best episode for last! Steven and Mrgunsngear light up some ballistic gel to display the damage of various calibers.

 

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Lucas Botkin [T-Rex Arms channel] covers how to shoot a pistol in 10 minutes using a Generation 4 Glock 19 pistol. Latest Glock generation is now 5.




And who is Lucas Botkin? Find out with video short interview with Tucker Carlson. Started his business at age 19.

 

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And now for something different from the Megaprojects channel. This presenter has several YouTube channels for your viewing pleasure. The video description says; Dive into the fascinating history of firearms! From ancient Chinese gunpowder to modern innovations like caseless ammo and bullpup designs, this video covers it all!

Not sure it covers it all for some forum members or says too much for others about basic firearms information. Watch for those who seek to learn. I learned some interesting historical facts about 18th and 18th century firearms. Consider this a video museum tour.

 

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Washington Gun Law President, William Kirk, completely deviates from a normal video to assist those who have just recently become first time gun owners, or have finally begun to think about being a first time gun owner. The world around us is collectively going to hell in a handbasket and concerns for safety are at an all time high. As yourself this question: Are you safer today than you were 4 years ago? You know the answer, so do we. So like we said, this video isn't for the normal WGL audience, but ALL of you have someone (or several someones) who need to see this, so help spread the word so we can arm everyone with education.

William doesn't tell you what to think but what to think about when considering becoming a first-time lawful and responsible gun owner. I am reminded by his comments how right we are in Texas since 1995 when the concealed carry license was made into law. A lot has changed for the better to the point were one can buy and carry without government permission (concealed or in open) with few restrictions. What's next; how about non-residents that are legal to own/possess in whatever manner by their home state can carry in TX or better all states (concealed/open) without any government permission required. You know like free speech, freedom to worship and other rights codified in Bill of Rights. Last point he makes about firearms training is to include legal training for your jurisdiction. Know the law before you have to stand before it.

 

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From Wilson Combat Channel some how-to's for loading/unloading pistol mags and zeroing iron and red dots sights for pistol. The video is informative class for new shooter and a few seasoned ones. Speaking of seasoned, those 'seasoned citizens' can use the loading mag techniques the video demos, but I would argue for them and me to use a reloading device. Especially for matches and serious training time with many reloads of mags necessary. The hand fatigue can affect one's hands/forearms when using hands only after just a few reloads and spoil the shooting experience.

 

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And now how to shoot a rifle in 10 minutes...says the T-Rex channel. Spoiler alert: this is not for someone who has never ever shot any rifle before and may be a bit timid to try it. The terms and nomenclature are put out fast with little or no explanation losing the audience. I would suggest shooting a .22 caliber rifle sitting down with a sandbag rest for your very first time. Learn the parts of the rifle and how to hold, load and shoot in a safe manner with target close. Become a lawful and responsible gun user/owner before attempting what is shown in video. Take your time to learn the basics.