Gun & Gear Review 643 – Travelin Man

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2:03at WalkerDR.com. And I was at the range this weekend and I had the 300 blackout out, which has one of the dark matter Walker Defense bolt carriers in it. Works great. It's easy to clean, which is nice and subsonic, 300 blackout because that stuff's dirty. I mean, it's like shooting hold windchester 231 powder or something I swear. Something's like that. So I guess we'll get into what we did in firearms. And since I'm already talking, I guess I won't shut up. I did get to the range because you know, our friend Dave, high point Dave, had posted some stuff about doing build drills and trying to get your friends to do them. So I did some. I did a total of eight with a pistol and two with a rifle and I did one cold. Like literally I set up the targets and I did one. And what was it like a 3.6 something clean at and I figured

3:06that's not too bad for cold. I mean, like literally I hadn't shot anything that day. So I'm like, okay, and then my fastest was like, what was it to two something or two four? I don't remember. It's on Instagram. You can go look it up and that was clean. Also, and that was like my fourth runner something. And you know, just to make sure that I was cheating, I used to sig 320 because I figured the extra shot might, might help my time out. What what you trying to do, Charlie, when you trying to burn it down, I know I was trying to cheat because I figured it would have an actually. Got it. You didn't see the news, yes, I saw it. Okay, so a building caught on fire on the sig campus and new action. And they have video of just the smoke rolling out of the building

4:07and the comments section. Yes, the comment section is savage. It is savage because they already know what caused it. This is a 332. It went off. They released it saying sig is saying the 320. Did this? Damn, Gashling, take it and have me sit neighbors out there. Yeah, it is just rough. Man, nobody was hurt. So that's I mean, that's good part. Well, the men on the internet, the internet takes over and it's like, sig looks like a bunch of idiots. Why they are. My thing is I really hate it for the employees. Yeah, they're, I don't know what kind of manufacturing they did there, but you got to look at it. Some people have a home life. And it looks like I. What? What? You got me. That must have been rusty. You know, I really only hate for the employees there. You know, it takes a long time to get insurance, especially commercial stuff. Yeah, back up and get them back to work. Yeah, that kind of sucks for.

5:07So it's not like they can uproot and go somewhere else because I don't think the farm industry like they don't pay a whole lot of money an hour compared to a lot of places. Well, they're not there. They're government, they're government contractors. They, they're probably getting, they probably doing the same thing. Bear Creek was. Remember, government contracts are based off the least, the point who charges at least some amount of money for contract. Pretty much. Yeah, the lowest fitter, baby. So yeah, I heard that, but yes, I did. I didn't set anything on fire. And part of the reason was I was going to use the T sauce 2011, but Lance had borrowed it. So it wasn't here. So I was like, what do I want to use it? I'm like, I'll use the 320 because why not? You know, just see my, my blooper reel. Yes. I drew up, I come up and I had a, I thought I had decent draw. I come up and I was off to the side of the camera and I went, oh, shit.

6:11I changed, I went from a Glock style pistol to the British single action. He pulled a chair. I was kind of, I didn't have my phone. I didn't take the safety off on it. And I was like, this is a single action pistol and you have to take the same. You know, yeah, but I, I ran my fast as drill. This is, this is my one I built a long time ago. This is my non-Glock, Glock on a low and wolf frame. It's a long wolf frame and it's a very fantastic long wolf frame. I really like this. I guess like the LW1. I love the stiff one on it. This is one of the slides that Swamp Fox offered and they're made by still city arsenal. If I'm not mistaken, that sounds right. Yeah. And, and but it's got to just the stressed color known there. And then I got the, um, the Swamp Fox optic on there and it's been on there for four,

7:12five years. I don't know which one it is. It's the bigger one day they come out with the justice maybe. You know, but anyway, and I got the TLR1 HP stream light on there. And I was doing drills, um, out of my, um, my go to war rig, you know, my belt rig with the mid rise, host her. Well, today I shot my fastest one with my everyday carry, host her on my regular belt. And the draw, because I, I draw from you a lot more than I do the other one. And it fit more naturally. I hear you now. I hear you. Yeah. So, you know, that was me. And I think I, I've got nerve damage into my hands. Shake really bad. And then I have noticed it lately within the last year. It's got worse when I go draw and I tried to put a ton of that 70, 30 thing, but I wound up whottin' up and everything.

8:13So I'm trying to hold it in my hand. And I get shaking and chase, I wound up chasing the dot that I got. And I have it closing one eye. I find it. Yeah. Yes. So I burnt, I burnt probably 600 rounds Saturday in the heat. It goes, you look at my videos. I was poured sweat off of me to the point that I was cramping in my calves. I sit out there and I didn't drink anything. I would just burn it down trying to get to that point. So I had to stop and start again today. Gotcha. Gotcha. Yeah. Like I said, when I was at the range and I took the 300 blackout for a reason. And that's what I did the other two bill drills with. And, you know, I actually sent a video today and he said, what is this halfway low ready? Because it was, it was like not pointed like down my feet, but it was pointed like halfway between me and the target. So 10 feet out because 21 feet, but I got in and it cleared a hush point 30.

9:17So. And I'm trying to get them 40. So. And the thing is is they did a good job on this thing. This thing is nice. And it's, is that the high point one? Yes. Yes. It's the, and they sent me the titanium one. I didn't know if the, the in can L one or the titanium one, they're like 40 bucks different or something. It comes with two hub adapters, half 28 and 5 H 24, which is nice. Nice. They need you to do that. They only make the 30 cowl and then pistol ones. But I had it. That's why I took the 300 blackout out there. I could do that handle three or eight or no. Yes. Yes. I don't know if it'll do 300 win mag or something like that, but I think it'll do. And most of them probably not because once you get the mag, the ranges, you sit to that's a lot more right, right. But it was the guy with inland with the beard. Ron, Ron, I can never remember his name.

10:17Nassus guy, you ever me. Okay. So I fired that on his 30, 30 lever action. Okay. That's a. Oh wow. Nice. I was a lot. Holy, I said, can I pick this home with me? Like the whole setup because it was a woodstock 30, 30. It was a gun con and okay, had it set up there. And it's in a really good. Yeah. All their cans sounded good from the, you know, I first shot them two years ago. And then we shot over on their not a millimeter pistol they had. I think it's a yeet can. I shot it and it was very impressive. Yeah. And that wasn't the thing is that shot it on on that because it could shoot subsonic rifle so to speak. And then I took a regular AR 55616 inch barrel. No. Well, yeah, I took a 16 and I took a 12 and a half and I shot on both of those. And it sounds really good on for a 30 cal suppressor on an AR.

11:21It sounds, sounds really good. And to, to answer Rob's question, according to their website, it is good for 300 win mag. Really? Yes. It is a fossil can because it says 5728 556 653 more. A 7-millimeter 300 blackout 300 win mag. So, yeah. Okay. That's awesome because some of those cans when you get that, they're if you on whether or not you can go with the magnum, the magnum loads. Right. So, and they're just worried about you blowing it. It's just the back pressure. Yeah. You do a fresh from the can. Yeah. Exactly. And yeah, it performed great. So eventually, they'll be an actual review on it. But, you know, hey, it's better than the. Hey, I can't 300 win mag rifle. I did compare it with my Bowers, verse 375. And the verse 375 is probably has twice the volume of this thing, probably

12:25thereabouts, now bigger hole. But, and they sounded really close to the same, which was, you know, and I'm not going to put a decibel meter on it because they cost a fortune. But I wanted to see back to back if I could tell a difference and teeny bit, but not enough that it matters. And that why didn't press me even more. I was like, this other can twice as big and it sounds about the same. So, how heavy is the can? Ah, I don't know. Run about. 12 ounces or something. Yeah, okay. So it's not that bad. I don't know. I could click the links, but don't worry about it. Go to the website and look it up if you want to see the exact weight. Yeah, exactly. Assuming it does come apart, correct? No, no, just the hub adapter comes out and the front, right? And the front most rifle cans don't come apart. And the front little cap comes off to. Okay. Why do they make it that way? I think because then if they make a 556 cap, you could just screw a cap on it.

13:26Ah, okay. That makes sense. But it sounds so good on a 556 just as a 30 cal. I don't think you'd need it. Let's see if Rob. Yeah, how do you know? Let me go ahead. So those kind of cans 556 versus a 30 cal. Just go into 30 cal. That will be covered for more rifles more. You know, again, when you had to pay for the tax stamp, now you don't have to pay for the tax stamp, but you still have to do the wait for them to get the, to get the form forson, right? You still got to wait for the form for, right? You do. I've got a 556 can and I've got a 30 cal can. But I really don't hear the difference between the two. This one, when did we do the paperwork Monday? Yes. No, no, I did the paperwork Monday. It cleared Friday morning. No, is that like, is that electronic filing or stuff? Yeah. And this dealer does, he just does e-form. So I give him my e-form stuff. He doesn't do the silencer shop, but the silencer shop stuff is essentially about the same.

14:28Now I will tell you that's quick that we have. I want to find out that other, I think I told you guys, the other outlier suppressor I ordered, which was, I paid the extra bucks for stainless in a six inch so it was like an extra $150. Because the four inch kind of sucks and I was like, well, okay, it was cheap. I'd order it. Well, Lance wanted a suppressor. So of course, I'm like, hey, I paid for this one. And it did just literally just, I'm like, I don't know when it's coming in. Well, it's at the dealer now. And they do silencer shop. So he did all his e-form stuff and he got his fingerprints through the, through the key ask and they started it today. And he's never done an NFA anything. So I'm curious to see how long it takes to declare. Exactly. Because he's, he's a newbie.

15:31So he's, he's an NFA virgin. So the question, are you registering all your hands? Are they in your name or they're in a, like a trust? No, they're just in my name. Okay, it's all my stuff's in a trust. Right. So I've noticed, and I think it's really cool. You're like the last two years, or last year Lance has really got more into guns. She, he had the last six years. Oh, yeah. So how, so what about Tony's daughter? She getting into guns too or she's going in? She's still mild, but you know, she's three years younger than Lance. But she's not an anti gun though. Oh, no, she's no. No, no, no. She's owner. She's, she's got a, exactly. He'd have to go out for milk again. Oh, geez. But, yeah. I know. I know. When you tell, when you see Lance tell, tell him a real product because I think that's, I think that's really cool because, you know, I have, I have kids like I had my son, my younger son, I am trying and trying. He won't, he says he wants to hunt with me. And he, he reads on guns all the time, but you try getting the shoot.

16:35He's like, yeah. Okay. Well, it was plenty of, I don't know a month or so ago. I can't remember Lance was here and he was saying something about, about something that he's talking to Angie and he's like, he's like, he goes, I wondered how long it would take me before I turned into dad. Oh, that's gotta be heartwarming. It was actually was. I'll be, you know, I took all my kids. I took all my kids dear hunting with me. And I was like, you get your first deer, first animal, whatever. Then it's your choice. Amber, my oldest daughter, she got her first deer and then she's like, she's telling everybody she's, I've killed deer. I've caught fish. I know how to skin them. I can cook them, but she don't want anything to do with it. She says I can, I know how to use a gun and that's it. She'll go the range and she'll burn down probably five hours a year. And all she has is a... Take care of yourself during the zombie apocalypse. Yeah. She, I bought all my girls, Breda, LCP-380s.

17:38Just the reason because I like them. They run her. Never had an issue. Yes. Never had an issue with any of them. And they were the smallest one that I could find at the time for a woman to carry. And she buys the ammo and she goes and shoots. Now Hunter, Hunter is, she's my next odist and she's 28. And she'll burn some stuff down. It was funny when she married her husband. I had a safe drop ship to her house and her husband couldn't figure out why. And then I rode up the next weekend and I had the whole bed of my car. I laid the seat still. I had all her guns laid out in there and it took like six trips in and out to their apartment to get all the guns out. And he was like, I'm so embarrassed right now. And then she started showing pictures of all her deer she killed. He goes, I've never been hunting before. And he won't go with her.

18:41But her and I go hunting. He wants to go with me first because he doesn't want his wife to show him out of hunt. He does want to be a burst. That's exactly. People get over it. I mean, not everybody had the luxury. And I'm not some world-class traveling big game hunter. He's a traveler. I know him. I know because I'm going October 10th and 11th, I'm going on a bear hunt. And I had some friends up in Maine. I could have went with. They traveled from Arkansas and came here to see to Maine this last week. They're bear hunting up there all week. But you know, it's like I know what I can hunt. I know what I'm good at. And I'm good at local hunting stuff and I hunt all public land just about. Sweet, sweet. So Rob, did you do anything? No, it rained like crazy. We can't decide that's quiet. But Rob, you got to build real. We need a video of you doing a build real.

19:41Who the hell's going to record a damn thing? It would be just me. You set your phone up. Yeah. And whatever. I forgot. I actually did it at the range. I was like, oh, I need to remember to bring my little teeny bendable tripod. Do you think I did? No, no, no, no. It was it was. So Rob started it again. It was. No, no, no. In the shooting bag, I could zip it close so it would stay put. Yeah, that hit the button. I've got one of those, the bog hunting vases because I had my tripod out there with the cell phone clip. What's most of them have a little quarter 20, 30. Yeah. Well, I was like, Dave's like just do be real stuff is all you need. It doesn't work. No, it doesn't. So I was like, I'll use my cell phone. Yeah. I broke the mount just clean apart. I drove it with the cell phone. So I took my bog shooting rest and put the styrofoam out of the ammo. Yeah. Packing air and tighten it up. That's all I did. Yeah, it does.

20:42It is whatever. Okay. Well, Tony. That is all I have to find a freaking range. It isn't swapped. Yeah. You can't afford it not happening. And you don't have to come from the holster. You can come from low ready. Yeah. And you can do whatever. Yeah. Tony, you had an eventful weekend. Oh, okay. So I tell you guys, I was going to go to the women's, uh, women for gun rights side. So that's what I did. It started out Saturday. I live in Jersey. So it's only a three hour drive, three and a half hour job, but it's a over five hour train trip. So I was going to do the train, right? Because I'd never know what the price is. Yeah, I got you. Tell me how is it less expensive to drive my car to Washington, DC and park it at $50 a day in the hotel garage than it is to take a train down. That is really a figure. An amtrak can be like super cheap, but I guess not. Uh, amtrak for a time that made sense because the hotel had a check in at three o'clock

21:45and afternoons. Right. And the check it is. So yes, if I would have left Jersey at six o'clock in the morning, you know what I mean? And I got there at 11 and then had to find something to do for the next four hours. Yeah, sure. Uh, would have been even. Um, but me driving down spending a hundred, I think it was a total of tax $109. And the, and I mean, I have to go by with what I paid for gas on the way down. So $36 in gas. It was still cheaper. Yeah. Yeah. One way ticket to Washington. That says bar. That's crazy. But what a, that's, that's ridiculous. That's a surprise. What about flying flying? Don't ask. Flying might have been cheaper too. Um, I just didn't want to be, uh, you know, show up two hours early, deal with the bull crap, have to pay $45 for noober or tell you, have to have to be paid $45 because I don't have a real ID, which comes to bite me and ask. On principle, I haven't been getting the real ID because my work ID is a homeland security

22:46ID. Well, I get down Saturday. I go to the gallon for a real ID. Nope. It counted up until my last, it counted until my last trip. And then they charged me $45 and told me I had to get cleared. So, so they do a background check on me and clear me through TSA from $45 at five o'clock in the morning. You're talking about highway, right there, baby? That is some freaking. No background, no background check was done, dude. My, my freaking debit card cleared and all of a sudden I was good to get on the blank. Um, but, uh, I got down there Saturday for the dollar. So they had that and it was really great because it was willing for gun rights to animal or in her team, put together a really great dinner and, and, and I think it was like the Hilton, uh, downtown DC and, uh, they had eyes from, um, Bengazi. He was there. Uh, they had, uh, fucking dick hella. Uh, it was great. Yeah, he's so great. So, of course, you know, dick, oh, okay.

23:50If anybody does no dick hella pretty much, he's one of the reasons you're able to carry in this country. They, hella versus DC is one of the reasons that the Bruin decision came down on our side. And he's been using a lot of cases. And I think he has, he's, he sued the government like seven times or one. Yeah. So he, that's what he does. He is now a second amendment advocate full time. He was a retired cop and he also was airborne. So, um, we, we, we, they sing the national anthem. And, and, and then make rockets, regular, and then, and then he goes airborne. So of course, that stream on the bat. Oh, it's like, you ain't getting this no, man. So that was great. Um, had a lot of fun. Ended the day. Uh, I was talking to Pete, uh, Peef, Brown, L's and I think someone else and Pete was like, well, I'm going to get out of here and I was like, is that how you doing? I risked by he was like, pretty much. I'm like, then I'm going with you. And Pete and I ended up like drinking bourbon and chilling out in the lobby for like an hour and change.

24:54Real nice dude, man. I mean, this is not the first time I've thought I spoke to him or seen him or anything, but he knows a lot of stuff, man. So it was really interesting. And I think that was a great end to a night for gun dude, right? Yeah. The Siv and bourbon with Peef, Brown, L's especially because Pete flipped the bill. Um, even better. So you were drinking plans, right? No, I didn't have plans, but I was drinking double oak wood for reserves. Oh, that's nice too. Well, it used to be inexpensive. It used to be like 60, 70 bucks, but now because everybody's on the same thing. You were in DC. So it was 60 bucks. And Drake, it probably was. I don't even know. I got to ask Tony, I didn't see anything. I seen the picture of you in a suit. And I thought that was the most fucking amazing thing I've seen because you always, when we go to Vegas, you're always worried about what you're wearing. But what I didn't see is any food pictures.

25:54Oh, I got food pictures. I didn't see any. That's that, you know, because usually you find the best places to eat. So I got food pictures, bro. Um, I don't even know why I didn't put them up. I hit Shake Shack for the first time. If anybody cares, I've never been to a Shake Shack. Me neither. Uh, so I was a historic place. Shake Shack? I think it's a national, no, it's a national franchise. I don't know. I have a place where it's like a hot dog joint there. Yeah. I think it's for something. Yeah. So I got a Smashburger from them, double Smashburger. And I didn't get fries because I mean, most everybody used the same crap from Cisco, uh, or one of those food vendors. So I don't think that was going to be spectacular. And I got one of their shakes in Union Station in Washington, DC. It was a $32 meal. Ouch. Oh, Haka, you're telling, bro. You're in DC, though, brother.

26:55Yeah. Bro, I was in DC, not Hawaii. You know what I mean? They, they, they still mainland America. When I was in Hawaii, I worked there for six months on a contract job. Well, I'm a contract, my cup. I was, I was contacted to the DOD and my company sent me over there. I ate at, uh, subway that, uh, subway and McDonald's the cheapest place I could eat because I went to one authentic Japanese restaurant while I was here. It was around $2. Yeah. Sounds about right. Okay. Keep going, Tony. That's funny. So that was really great. All right. Oh, met, met, met the, uh, ATF director. Oh, yeah. Bro, all right. Not only on Medium, uh, he followed me on Twitter now. He follows me. He's stalking you. Nice as dude who I want to make his job irrelevant in him jobless. Phil, I mean, he's, he's pro two A or 100 percent, bro. I mean, he stands 10 toes down with the second amendment and knows his job has to be, uh,

28:01to put those people in place at his place, pro two A people. And, and this kind, I mean, think about how FDF it is that kind of your whole job is to sabotage your job. Um, but if he can get, if he can get that shut down, I'm sure he'll have a job in the firearms industry. Oh, 100 percent hell. If, if, if nothing, then they'll just send him money like Judge Benitez. But, um, so Matt, him, he has real pro two A, um, met some wonderful ladies. If you see me with pictures with them, these ladies have been friends of mine over the last 10 years of women with gun rights and my own advocacy. And it's just, it was wonderful being there because we're winning right now. And I got to participate in, you know, 10, them celebrating 10 years. And now they have women for gun safety, which they're launched new. Uh, and again, it's to teach firearms safety to people and use women as the instructor

29:02because the optic as well. So the next day, Sunday, I was supposed to go to the White House, but because I don't have a real ID, I could not pass, uh, get through the door. So that real ID and doing things on principle has bitten me in the ass twice this year. Um, so, no, never had a reason to have a passport. I got back to the States and got out of the military. I traveled to Japan on my military ID. Um, anyway, so I didn't get a chance to do that, which really set up. Then I was going to hit, uh, the Museum of the Marine Corps, National Museum of the Marine Corps, but that's half hour outside of DC. And we had to meet back in the Senate building to have dinner. So we had, I mean, lunch. So we had lunch in the Senate building. Then we went to see my Senator Cory Booker shocker. He was busy right now. No way. Oh, yeah, away. Oh, my God. I can shock those. Bro, I don't give a shit how you feel about anything.

30:05There should be an American flag in the flag of your state outside of your office, not a flag for every cause. There is from some of them had Israeli flags. There's a side there office right along with the American flag and their state flag and the LGBTQ ABC one, two, three plus. And I'm talking about the whole one with the brown triangles and all that crap. I'm like, it's nothing but virtue signaling and signaling and it's ridiculous. Uh, I learned, I think I was in the heart building. Um, that the senators, it's seniority. So there's more singing you are, you, the lower your floor. And our Cory Booker is on floor number three. And these guys, it's, it's interesting to be in the center of power. You know what I mean? But you understand you're just surrounded by corrupt pieces of shit. Um, then I walked over from that building. I went to Scotus Supreme Court, which is all crazy that all of this is in like walking

31:08this is because directly across the street from the Supreme Court is the freaking Capitol building. Like across the street. And then directly down from there, Supreme Court, the next freaking building. It's a library of Congress. So like, like with any football field length, you're around these two places. So we went into the Senate bill, other, uh, Congress. And I went to the gift shop to see all the stuff made in China being sold in the gift shop. I was cute. Uh, so I got nothing. Yeah. Um, but it was really cool. Being there was really cool. Uh, they said the speeches they had the speeches on Saturday. No, excuse me Sunday. So I went, oh, and I was part of the flash mob. If you guys didn't see it, uh, we did a flash mob in the train station and union station. And everybody just came together singing and that, uh, saying the second amendment out loud in the middle of the union station. And then someone started singing the national anthem.

32:10And everybody came to a position of a tent with their hand over their heart and sing national anthem at the top. They were the lungs like spontaneous flash mob kind of thing. And then this first and went about our own ways. I thought it was a really great thing. Uh, we went and they did their rally later. And I'm hanging out with Eric Pratt, right? Because I've seen him and we've talked for, I guess, going on three to four years now. And, uh, I'm talking to Eric Pratt and all of a sudden, that's, he's, he's the president CEO. What do you want to call it? Oh, gun almost over America. And I'm hanging out with Adam, crowd again, a friend of mine. So I'm sitting here talking to Adam. I'm talking to Eric Pratt. Adam gets up and goes somewhere because he's going to say his speech. Eric is waiting to say his and then here comes the new CEO of NRA. Doug Hammond. Doug's walking over. Now Eric, I like Eric.

33:11Eric's cool. Eric's got a button down shirt on pair of jeans. He's got the American VO A shirt. He just looks cool. Think of Doug Hammond, dude. He had on the 511 pants, 511 shirt, khaki green khaki, uh, with the NRA hat you get, you know what I mean? There's the black one with the mess in the back and it's brand new fresh out of the box. And I'm like, why do you walk into the park? Look at like a park ranger. And fucking, and a fucking Eric starts laughing, right? But he didn't agree with me. He just laughed because he had a mishfonning. Well, we got eyes from Benghazi standing beside. Oh, he comes and walks over. So it's me, Eric Pratt, uh, talking. Doug walks over and go, Hey, how's it going guys? And he said shakes Eric Pratt's hand. He shakes his hands. He ignores me and us first words out of his mouth. Why are you walking around looking like a park ranger? Dude, Eric looked at me. I did eye contact to start laughing his hands off even the heart.

34:13How is Oz doing? We talked at the gala. Seems like I didn't know who he was. So it's just another dude and we're talking and I even misfinounced his last thing because his last name is Guy's. Yes, yes, something like that. I think he got, he got, he was pre-dem tore up. Oh, okay. Seems like a good dude. I didn't know who he was. So I wasn't evaluating him like that. I just know he's funny. He can carry on a conversation. He was a standoff as he was just a regular guy. So again, didn't know who he was. But as I'm standing on, I took a picture, Eric, because he was getting interviewed right beside Doug Hammond was getting interviewed. And I'm like, this is one picture. And this is two of the most powerful pro two A organizations and they're here for Diana and women for gun rights because they're showing support along with of course, the head of SAF, Adam Crowe.

35:17And I'm like, we kind of don't celebrate our wins. And we only point out the negatives when we're at each other's throat. And I think today's post, when I posted all the people from different organizations that were there, I think that needs to be celebrated more. Not my post, but the fact that we all stood together. We all drank, drank at the gala together. We were there the next day in a hot ass sun and DC together. So I just want to point that out that we don't celebrate that enough. And it was a great weekend. You need to support these groups. You need to support the groups that not on the friends, but on the stereotypical gun owner because you're going to have to have them speak for you because they somehow, I mean, not somehow intentionally have negated middle age white men somehow you're evil. If you believe in your rights and somehow you believe it in your civil rights is somehow racist and anti something.

36:17Look, one, F them, but two, you're going to have to support the people that can speak and that you agree with on these terms because they've nerfed your power, man. It's not your power, your image, right? They've nerfed your image because you still have all the power you've ever had to vote to vote with your dollar, to protest, to speak. You have all of that, but they've just turned everything about you into a negative. So support us. Women for gun rights, my organization, other organizations that you agree with politically. G.O.A. have to let them. Yeah. Well, G.O.A. Spanish version, which is a Fuerza 2.8, something you're going to have to let them speak only because they don't know what to do with us. Yeah. They don't know what to do with us because you can't shut us down by just saying we're racist or something without sound like you're a dumbass. So it was a great weekend. If you guys can support Diana and the work she does, great, but find someone

37:19that you believe in and donate $45, $10, something like that because it all helps. Yep. So I think we've very much for letting me babble. I do. You were going to babble for a while, Tony. But it's cool though. It's worth it because you were able to go do that and support these people and they, the whole thing is just super cool. But the weird thing is where we in the yesterday, you are. We ended it in the Indian Treaty room and I'm like, I don't, I don't think historically. This is where I want to end something to my right in the Indian Treaty room. But yeah, dude, thank you. I appreciate you. Yeah. Yeah. But so that is coming back though. So like there's, sorry, there's a lot of, a lot of rodeos now, especially outweast that they recently have been doing the Indians have been, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Native Americans.

38:20And I have been coming back and they're letting them do their thing before the rodeo starts because the rodeo started with Native Americans. And first off, black African Americans were the original cowboys. They broke all the slave owners horses and trained their dogs and then after they fought, even fought on the Civil War for the Confederates in place of their sons. Then they get in there. Yeah. Anyway, that's enough. So, well, I just want to hear straight there. People don't know. Well, we'll move on to announcements with, I think we made them all, but you can still donate to our friend, Kat. She still needs money for medical bills. You know, they want 500 bucks to change a bandaid and I mean, it's just a nightmare. But don't forget about our sponsor page band with sponsor, Patriot Patchco.

39:21Cool patch. This month's We the People, old lady Liberty mask. So go check them out and all their other stuff. Philly is discounts website show notes. You can find it. They're there. You can save yourself some money or you can give us a few pennies. Just depends. But we appreciate it. That takes us to Rob because he says this is always good for, but that's not true. Pretty much. Yeah. I mean, what else am I good for? Drink drinking bourbon and smoking cigars. Drink and burping. I've got that covered in eating raw. Yeah. Oh, baby. You know, like that. You know, I like some long range shooting. Yeah. So I will say the views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual co-hosts and not the official policy opposition up the firearms radio network and their employers and pay it. Do not pay attention to Rusty opening his beer. This is not legal advice nor should it be considered as such. Do you are discretion is advised? I heard that Rusty.

40:21Yeah. Huh? Yeah. He's champagne. It's we can't. Oh, God. Miller. It doesn't. It doesn't matter. He still doesn't know where the new blood is. It's like drinking a Zima. You taking this ad. Whoa. You're talking about that. I don't have pronouns. I didn't say a pronoun. No, he talked to he's talking about Zima. Zima, maybe Zima. No, he's got pronouns. It's Miller High Life. Oh, and I mean topic is possible by CMC triggers. CMC triggers is the creator of the original drop in cartridge AR style trigger. CMC has been an aerospace manufacturing for over 30 years. This gives you peace of mind knowing that every trigger is of the utmost quality. They're patented designing. Here's a crisp short trigger pull across a whole line of triggers with triggers for ARs, AKs, pistols, bull guns. CMC can make your fire arms trigger. Great. Probably made in Texas with a strong morals and values giving you the confidence that you're buying

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42:27Ken, that's the that's the best way to put it. It's got everything you ever want. It's precision's trigger optics ready interface direct mounting for Rob of red dot sites. You get RMR RMSC, Delft point pro or the hollows and K all direct mount Rob. So no, no little plate for you using a plate. Oh, thank God for that. Chad, thank God. Of course, Hammer for bull barrel. Let's see. They got it's nine millimeter magazine capacity is 20 plus one. And I don't know what Rusty's doing drinking his beer or something. I'm mutin' him. I don't know. Of course, it's single action. So it's manual safety. The safety is like huge. You can't miss it. It also has a thumb rest off the front for your other thumb. And steel frame, of course, trigger pull 1.4 pounds is what they listed at now.

43:32They also give you trigger travel 100 to 200,000 of an inch. And the reset, of course, is the same. So basically it's right there. Yeah, that you get it. Loominess and iron sights. So 5.2 inch barrel, 5.9 inches tall. It's 1.9 inches wide. And that's because of the thumb rest and the safety or gas pedal and stuff like that. Nine inches long total. It weighs 51.5 ounces. Because, you know, why not make the thing heavy? I don't think there's really, let's see, the, if I remember correctly, the gas pedal, you can switch sides on it. It is an ambi safety. It's a flat trigger with a little curved kicker at the bottom. Larger reset, huge magazine funnel. Good grips, of course. It's a cool looking gun.

44:33You know, if you're shooting something like this or want a student competition where you need this, this would be a fantastic gun. It's probably cheaper than a 2011 that has all these goodies on it. Or I'd almost say it is because you're going to pay five grand minimum for one of those maybe depending on if it has all this stuff. Yeah, it's just a fantastic gun. CZ makes their TS series is awesome. I don't know if there's really anything else. You do lose the rear sight when you put an optic on it, but it's not like it's a carry gun. Yeah, I mean, that's kind of kind of a given. So massive stippling here and there on the grip or checkering actually. Now they say it's fine tuned. That pretty much covers it. I would take one in a heartbeat.

45:33I'm not going to pay $3,500 for one. If I was in that market, I probably would because I like CZs and they fit my hand better than 2011's. But you know, that's those tiny hands again, I guess. But that's what I got on it. Okay. Who else? You're muted, Tony. Rusty. Oh, I beat him. So real true CZ fans like Tony on you and Rob. We go back to the 75 series way back to when CZs were the state of the art. They have been for six decades. Somewhere through their five decades. They are one of the the flattest shooting. The just everybody's copied them in the you in the Eurasia, Europe area.

46:36They are the gawk of their style or they're the CZs their style. So they're the 2011 of Europe. The really yes, they are the one of the most copied firearms world because I actually have a couple of knockoff CZs. And the one I have was a hundred nine and bucks and it runs flawlessly. And I've been looking at a an Otter CZ that I think I'm a break down and buy. I'm just waiting till like more towards fall time to do it. But like Tony has the Otter CZ and then things the real still guns they run. And this is basically what this is built off of. But you get all the good stuff on this gun. Like if you wanted to go in and say, OK, this is the one gun that I'm going to buy for the rest of my life to run competition with.

47:39This CZ is probably that gun. I don't want to say that definitively because I I'm not in that caliber of firearms. But every CZ that I put my hand like the blue one, the orange grip one. I mean all the different ones. And I've shot a bunch of their fantastic. Yeah. And so that I mean every CZ ever fires ran. I'm not trying to trash them, but it's like the kind of price is like because it really is a juice for the squeeze. It is. And yeah, a bunch of ammo and learning how to actually shoot. Yeah, that's not what this is for. Yeah, this is a competition gun. This is I mean, you're really comparing squeeze by now. Yeah, you're comparing a commuted car to a F1 racer. You know what I'm saying? Yes, the F1 racer is horrible picking up groceries. But it's going to work really well in a race. And that's what these are. These are race guns. And what has happened is they've because so many people are carrying these 2011s.

48:39They've conflated it with race gun and it's like, mm-hmm. This thing weighs 50 some ounces, bro. This is not a carry guy. This is dedicated to shooting as fast as possible. With quick reloads with accuracy, all of that. And out of the box, I think CZ is one of the best values in race guns there is. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, they're probably one of the best values of carry guns. Like the PTN. Yeah. I mean, they're inexpensive and they run. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. And like a PTN is cheap for what they are. And fantastic. But I'm all top three nine, three hundred nine dollars. Exactly. So we'll move on. That is a CZ TS3 orange. So CZ if you're listening, which I highly doubt. I would. Yeah, three of them Rob doesn't seem to want one. So. Okay, they're going to give me one. I'll tell you. But it's like I'll do wheeled.

49:39I just have a tough time trying to justify spending 35 miles. No, I'm not giving them Rob. You don't you don't have to. Oh, I'm not. Hey, free. Anything is my favorite price. Exactly. I got you. I got you. But yes, I mean, you know, I don't do the high end racing stuff. I mean, to me, that's kind of a. No. No. Now, now if you offered, we should say we should when we're comparing guns. Tony. And we're talking to Rob. You're right. You got to do like for like I understand. Yeah, you got to you got to you got to put you got to put it in perspective for him. Right. You got you got your piper cup. Or you or you got your P 51 Mustang. All right. Well, you're talking about a piper comes probably 40 50 grand a 51 Mustang is probably about six million. Hey, I'm just putting it in perspective for it. But if some but. There you go. Rob, you're too old to dance on the pole on a cruise ship anymore.

50:41I don't do cruise ships. Dang it. Well, you do what they're with rusty. Okay. If my back would let me I'd swing that pole all day long. I'm the ammo. And I would not pay. No, okay. Next gun. Next gun. Next gun. Next gun. It's not a gun. It is the new strike industries. RXM SMC Bravo chassis. Now, this is more like a. I'm not going to say that. I'm not going to say that. I'm not going to say that. I'm not going to say that. I'm not going to say that. I'm not going to say that. I'm not going to say that. Now, this is more in Rob's price range. Probably all our price ranges. 69. 69. 65. And so basically this is their little pistol grip with a folding or a pick rail on the back. So you can put one of their folding braces or any dock if you SB are it or something like that. But for the Ruger RXM so you can just drop in that trigger housing and away you go.

51:41I thought it was pretty cool. The price is cheap for what you're getting if you're looking for something like that. And that's the nice thing about those drop in trigger assemblies that are serialized. You just drop them in and away you go. I thought it was cool. That's pretty much all I got for it. Anybody else? Oh, man. It's fantastic. I mean, a lot of people want to carry something where they can reach out and touch somebody a little bit further. And just like me, my hands are shaky. Oda just kicked in just self abuse throughout the years. And but you throw a brace on there where I can brace myself. Whether you shoulder or brace it the correct way. It makes a huge difference. So yeah, I mean, anything that can give you that extra advantage or edge and just fit in your sling bag, your tote bag you carry over your chest.

52:45Yeah. So I mean, and this doesn't qualify as an SBR then? Nope. It depends. If you put a brace on it, no. If you put a stock on it, yes. I hate the stupid ass rolls. So SBR is one thing that you have to do with anything. SBRs are free. Yeah, I'm not giving a shit. It's free too. My whole thing about this is some of those, especially after using this. What's your? Oh, yeah, you're. Yeah, you're Cairo, key row, whatever. Cairo. Some of these things like this one on the. Fudge. It's really. Is that the one on the. No, no, the Israeli folding one from recovered tactical. Oh, yeah, yeah. They got play in them. You know what I mean? And they got wiggly, wobbly play in them. Oh, wait.

53:45This one. This one doesn't have. So I think it's still better than a handgun. If you have that room and you can fill it in that PDW spot because I think it's a lot easier to shoot accurately and quickly with one of these kids. with one of these kits. So I definitely, especially because this one then breaking 70 bucks, man. Yeah, I mean, this would be a great for like a personal defense weapon or a home defense weapon. Mm-hmm. You know, you just, I mean, even if you like, you're a backpacker or a hawker or, I mean, I mean, you look at, there's so many different, because I've got several of them and there's some I like better than others because they are simpler. Right. And they work out well. So I think they're good. And in the summertime, I carry a sling bag, the bag that Tony and Chad and I got from Chatt Show that one year. And I carry one in it. And it's great because generally if somebody starts

54:47shooting somewhere, you know, we're gonna take cover first and then pull out and then go to town, hopefully. So. Gotcha. So that is the strike industries, RXM, SMC Bravo brace. And that takes us to high point firearms. They've been crafting American made firearms for over 30 years. If you're looking for your first firearm or you just want something fun at the range, high point has you covered with models including handguns, pistol caliber carbines and AR-15s. They even have a new suppressor line as you heard earlier. High point firearms can be found at extremely affordable prices, making them available for anyone that wants to protect themselves and over their families. Every high point also comes with a lifetime warranty and most of their products are 50 state legal. High point firearms made by the American working man for the American working man. Now our high point product of the week, this week is their Silver HP 15, which is their Silver AR-15.

55:48You can visit high-pointfirearms.com and check out their complete line of products and use code GGR for $20 off a high point at shootamo.com. Now next up, stealth additive suppressor line, the Echron 556. Now let's see, let's mute that rusty guy again. He must have hit the wrong one. He turned his camera off but didn't mute himself. One of these days we'll get rusty figured out. I don't know when, so that's what I'm gonna say. MSRP on this is 1199. There's so many suppressors out there nowadays, so I'm gonna still recommend that if you can go to a suppressor shoot, definitely go to a suppressor shoot. This one is 3D printed titanium of course, minimal back pressure. It weighs eight and a half ounces, full auto rated. If you're using a three-port muzzle brake on 10.3 inch or longer barrels, they say it's optimized for 556.

56:50It is also can be used on 6mm PRC and 6mm creed more. Of course, serricoded. They basically, you can get it in black FD or metallic covered. They say it delivers outstanding strength, heat resistance, ultra lightweight, as I basically said, patent pending gas flow system specifically to reduce back pressure so it's a flow through CAN, which a lot of them are going to, especially if they're 3D printed like these things are. And like I said, if you use a three-port muzzle brake, then you can run it at full auto. If you direct thread 30 rounds per minute is about what they say before you allow to let it cool. It's 1.77 inch diameter, 5.9 inches length. Let's see, I think that pretty much tells you about it.

57:53They say you can ultrasonic clean it for easy maintenance and it's covered against defects, of course. But yeah, so it's another flow through CAN out there. Tons of people are making these. I don't know what it sounds like, but they still additive works kind of makes premium suppressors, so it is out there. You can check it out. Like I said, go check it out somewhere if you have a suppressor shoot or something. Anybody else got anything on this thing? I don't know, for 1200 bucks, I'd like to try it out. I mean, with a bunch of other suppressors, but like you said, good a suppressor shoot if they have one in your area and sew which one works best, you know? Yep, yep, or which one sounds best to you? And if you're in a South, they are doing a suppressor shoot in Alabama coming up soon. They have them like... I remember where it's at. Like out there, not out here, but like I see them every couple of two, three times

58:53in Arizona area. So if you're in that area, but yeah, they have scattered around. Yeah, Tony. I got nothing to do. I don't get a chance to mess with suppressors, so they're novelties to me, not something I can get yet. Yeah, and that's the way that's wonky world. Yeah, I'm sorry. Yeah, yet, but once we get old of it, I'm sure I'm gonna be as into it as anybody else. Yeah, I can see that. I can see that. So that is the Stealth Additive Works, Ekron 556. Matt takes us to the another pricey firearm that we got in here. It's the Burretta Ultra Lego Ultra Ego. I kick off 20. MSRP is 37.49, but as you know, it's Burretta Overunders are not cheap shotguns, but they brought out a 20 gauge in this,

59:53which I like, I've shot some Burretta Overunders because I'm fortunate enough that my father-in-law likes to shoot trappin' ski, and so he spends some money on some shotguns. So I know that I do like them, and the 20 gauges are so cool in these style shotguns because they're light. You can swing them cool, swing them easy. They'll break glazed almost just as good. I mean, I kind of suck at shooting trappin' clays, so I break just as many with the 20 gauges at 12 gauge. Of course, three inch chamber, you know, ultra lightweight recoil pad. Let's see what we got. We got, get down here to the 20 gauge. There we go, 26 inch barrels. Class of wood, this is grade 2.5. Overall length is 44 to 46 inches. It's got a 14 inch length to pull.

1:00:56A, let's see, automatic safeties. The stock is their kickoff stock, that's why it's called that. It weighs 5.5 pounds unloaded, and since it only holds two shells, it probably weighs 5.6 pounds loaded. I mean, just say it, just say it. It is, they consider it an upland shotgun, but you could probably use this for about whatever you want to do. They do make it 12 gauge, but I was like, no, I'm putting the 20 gauge in here. So it is a very pretty shotgun. I would use it now, of course, it's out of my price range at this time, but same type of deal. If you're into upland bird hunting, or you could even use it for ducks, or something, like 12 gauge, even if you're into that, or if you're into clays, or you know, trap, or something, you just want something cool, it's a nice shotgun. If you're into that, if you're into that style shooting,

1:01:59I'm starting to log out of Frankie. That's what you call it. Yeah, that's how I pronounce it. Yeah, his wife called me and says, what can I get him? Because he goes with his, when he was in college, his roommate, UGA University of Georgia. Both these guys got degrees in nuclear engineering. And one of them is a professional God. That's all he does. And he goes, twasier, he does one dove hunt, and one duck, and they killed 30 something ducks. This path, we can't just go into clean out their duck blinds, and he has that Frankie. And so if you do that kind of shooting, you want the best and reliability, there are like a top five of shotguns out there, and Brett had definitely has about three of those shotguns in that line.

1:03:00And so if you're into shooting ski or shooting ducks or dove, whatever, that 20 gauge would do anything you want to do, and you know you have a piece of mine that you have a gun that's going to work just about every time. I hear you, I hear you, anybody else? So a lot of people don't get it. Oh, that's some old fashioned one. Five pounds is like, bro. And physics is a real thing. So yeah, that's real, because this was in what, 12 or 20? It's, we're talking about the 20, but they make it 12. Yeah, so a 12 gauge and five pounds is ridiculous. Don't do that to yourself. 20 gauge totally makes sense. It's a upland bird gun, bro. Yep. It's a field. You're going to be putting in miles. You're going to be putting it in the walking. So yes, you want to light one. These things are smooth. I told you guys about the time I got my, Steven's 320, pick it to the range,

1:04:00had the longer barrel on it, and it's $125 gun. Well, one of the guys said, hey, I just picked up my, it's not a Beretta. It's a Benelli family. Yeah. He picked up a Benelli Nova for like $1,200, which was a deal on that. And he was like, hey, want to go shoot clay? So we went and shot. And there's a significant difference in balance, weight, and everything else when you compare these two. So going, yeah, my 26 inch barrel, you know, $150 gun is just as good. No, it's not. It can get the same results. But at the end of the day, I was ready to call it a day after shooting a few rounds of, is it clay? Which ones do you shoot? Do you go to different positions? Clay's. Yeah. Unless it's, you got trap. You got five stands. You got skewers. It was five stands. Okay. It was five stands. So we were doing that. And after like going through it like twice,

1:05:02I was like, man, I'm tired. He was like, hey, run my, you know, Benelli, I was ready to do two more after that because it's just the weight and the balance is totally different. So, yeah, it's a difference in these things. I feel you, I feel you, because when I went to gun con, you're before last, the shooting club there where we did, we did some ski shooting and I rented a barretta over and under. And I went back in afterwards and I was like, hey, anything that's gone back as defective and he looked at me goes, what? I said, yeah, I said, it does shoot like my piece of shit stover does. Nice. Nice. Yeah. Nice. Yeah, exactly. So that pretty much covers that. That's the barretta ultra, ultra Lego kick off. And lastly, this one will be quick. But thankfully Rusty's here now. It is primary arms came out with a new 22 long rifle scope

1:06:05in their CLX line. It's a 1 to 6. It's 199, 99. It basically replaces the one that I sent Rusty. But you know, it's got a 22 long rifle redical in it. I actually like the redical in this one better. It's got a center illuminated dot. So it's one of those like fiber dots. And then it's got markings for 75 yards, 100 yards, 125, 150, 175 and 200 down the down the redical. So it's you at least get an illuminated. Oh, I like that. Yeah, I actually like that dot too. Because I don't have to reference the beer can or the crow. Yeah, though I don't like your good at reference and beer bottles. So, you know, there is that still a second focal plane opt, you know, click value just half M away. It's 10 and a half inches, 10.6 inches long, 30 millimeter to 24 millimeter objective.

1:07:07You know, cap turrets. I mean, there's nothing special. It's their it's their economy line in a 22 long rifle redical, which, you know, it's like you're probably not going to make a one to six in there like GLX line. Just because, you know, it's one of those things where you're probably not, you're going to so many shooting at 22 in that range is going to shoot a five to 25 maybe. I'm not saying they won't, but that this. So if I could give anybody out here this, that's has about any decent 22 rifle. And they're want to put an optical in there. A lot of people go to Walmart and they see them Bushnell 22s with the with the dovetail mouth already on there. Stay away from Bushnell. Do you do pled to medical? Yeah, if you're optic, if your optic is capable of mailing a pick a teen rail or not, 13 rail up there, do that, spend the money for this optic because you will have

1:08:11a more enjoyable time shooting, whether it's 50 yards, 100 yards, because when people say 22, 100 yards, yes, they're at my club, we shoot 300 yards at gongs and they go from 10 inches to two inches. So by an optic in this one to six, it will be perfect for you to shoot cans all day alone and you can go squirrel hunt with it, rabbit hunt, whatever you want to do. And, but you enjoy it more because the glass is clear. You don't, when you dial it up tight to the one to six mode, you won't have all the dispersion on the edges of the glass and you'll have a better experience and you enjoy it more. And especially if you have children, you dial it down to one. It's got the red dot in the center of it and you're at 25 yards and you're just bang it. Right.

1:09:12So yeah, exactly, exactly. Tony, not really. Not really. Yeah, that's what I figured. I mean, I mean, it is what it is. And so that leads us to excess sites. And as you probably know, if you listen to the show, but if you're a new listener, for over 25 years, excess sites has helped you get on target faster. They offer tritium sites and all different types and styles because why would you want tritium sites? What's the word transitional spaces between low light and bright light? Something like that. But most options come with brightly colored photo luminescent ring around that tritium. That colored ring makes them more great in the daylight too because you basically have a huge bright colored orange dot, green dot in your front side. Excess sites, sites, styles for everyone. They got big dots, ghost ring, standard notch and post, minimal list, suppressor heights.

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1:11:18Only because school gets started. And then the holiday, all kinds of stuff happens this point. But we're about to pop off again until October, November, and then it'll slow down right before Christmas. But we're getting stuff done. We're getting more and more people from different backgrounds to come to each event. We're getting new people at each event. So if you want to support the work we do, go to diversity shoot.com. Use any of the link and support us. If you want to get us some ammo, you can actually contact the ranges. We're at action to the ammo there and just have my name on it. Also shoot me an email to let me know it's there so we can make some calls. Make sure there's no mistakes and nobody walks out the door with ammo. They give you donate. But other than that, hey, man, we appreciate all of those that reach out. I had another 3,000 or so new followers on social media. So thank you guys. You know, that video about I don't want to be a law abiding. I don't want to be known as law abiding has almost hit 800,000 views now on Instagram and other social media, which is really crazy.

1:12:20But I think I struck a nerve because some of us is sick and tired of arbitrary laws that don't keep us safe, but do violate our civil rights. And the states know it and don't care. Yeah. So we have to fight back. We just can't go, I'm not going to be law abiding. I'm going to do what I want and then not helping the fight. Do what you want, but helping the fight because I don't want to, I am too handsome for prison. But I like the laws to change so they don't step on my rights. And that's what we're working for right now. In New Jersey, we're supporting the lawsuits. We're supporting all of that because I tell you something now. And it was a feeling that I came to driving from Virginia into New Jersey. Usually when I cross that border, when I cross that bridge coming in the Jersey, I feel a sense of dread because I know my freedoms. I held hostage by government that does not give a shit about the Constitution.

1:13:25Let me tell you, bro, since I announced it publicly that I stopped giving a damn about the laws here, I didn't feel it was almost like a barometer change when you come across it. Didn't feel it all because I don't care. I'm done. F you. So yes, I'm fighting to change the laws because I don't want to be at risk of having my freedom stake in a way. But you're going to have to come catch me at this point. Fuck you. So anyway, thank you for got to add YouTube to the end of that. Oh, YouTube pulled us in and because, oh, we pulled up something six years ago that you guys didn't, we're not going through. Tony, you're supposed to talk about this one that YouTube's racist because the one that got pulled because you were on that didn't even have a video.

1:14:27It was straight audio. Oh, my God. Was that the one you were on of, of life, fire media? Oh, the life fire media to get pulled. It was just, oh, I don't know. I know they got one pull. Yeah, I don't know. It probably was. I hope it was because then we can blame you. Okay, sure. Guess we care. I mean, I got, we, they demonetized that we like shooting one where Aaron went and called every black person he know and had it on. Yeah, they demonetized that within five minutes. Yeah, true. Good thing. Because one, yeah, because one of the land of the cause, guess it, who's black said we all look alike. I don't know. I don't know. Okay, good thing we're not going on YouTube. So thanks, Tony. You can send us questions, comments, or feedback to get and give review of gmail.com. Of course, don't forget to subscribe and leave us a review somewhere. We appreciate it.

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