Guns, Guns, Gear, and Guns

Representative Nadler asks a leading and stupid question at a gun violence discussion about crime in Pennsylvania. The gun control advocate pushing the laws says "maybe" even though the answer is very clearly NO.

President Biden appeared on the podcast Smartless alongside former Presidents Obama and Clinton. During the painfully sycophantic interview, Biden references the famous Thomas Jefferson quote about the tree of liberty needing refreshed with the blood of patriots and tyrants - calling the quote "a bunch of crap." In an interview casting himself as a nice guy while pushing gun control and other tyrannical measures, he certainly has derision for the founding fathers of this country.

ATF held an event commemorating a gun violence memorial at the ATF headquarters where ATF Director Dettelbach and Attorney General Merrick Garland spoke at the dedication, where both took the opportunity to pat themselves on the back for the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act and the subsequent rule that followed about being engaged in the business of selling firearms, closing the so-called gun show loophole. They also pushed further gun control such as red flag laws and other ridiculous statements.

As you may have seen in the news lately, an airman was fatally shot by an Okaloosa County Deputy in Florida when he answered the door holding a firearm. The pistol was pointed at the ground and the man made no threatening movements and the Officer gave no commands before he started shooting. This is from the same police department as the acorn shooting from late last year where a Deputy shot at his own police vehicle with a suspect inside after an acorn fell on the vehicle.

A Democrat State Senator is pushing for safe storage laws, and part of her reasoning is that, even though seconds matter in a defensive shooting, it takes her several seconds to find the safety on her firearms after being a "gun-owner' for 30 years. Her idiocy means that you cannot exercise your rights. This gun control argument is one of the worst I've seen. And yes, this bit was done by Fuddbusters first, and better than I did here.

In the gun control debate between David Hogg and Spike Cohen, they opened up to questions at the end. A Chinese immigrant who has seen first hand the results of a tyrannical government and gun control, shuts down the gun control debate with one simple question to David Hogg.

Biden's gaffes continue as he reads the teleprompter directions out loud instead of following them. This is reminiscent of the scene from Anchorman: The Legend of Run Burgandy, who also is afflicted with this same issue. Unfortunately, one of these is a comedic movie and the other is our reality, where a stupid politician wields enormous power.

Gun control activist David Hogg engaged in a gun control debate with libertarian Spike Cohen at Dartmouth. It lasted nearly two hours and covered a wide range of topics including red flag laws, assault weapons ban, gun seizure, gun rights, natural rights, universal background checks, gun registry, right to safety versus right to bear arms, original interpretations of the 2nd Amendment, and many more. I clearly think the gun grabbing side lost this debate and try to let the two sides speak for themselves throughout the video though I do interject with my own commentary. Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/YYpucccM47 Please consider supporting me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=84865016

I recently purchased a Zastava M88A "Tokarev" pistol from Classic Firearms and wanted to do an unboxing to provide an example of one for the condition they are offering. The firearm I received is in relatively good shape though it has some unexpected wooden grips attached to it, which was a disappointment. I will do a later video on the pistol going into the details, history, field strip, and compare it properly to the bigger brother TT-33 Tokarev.

The Biden Administration unveiled the final rule defining what it means to be "engaged in the business" of selling firearms. This comes from an ATF rule that grabbed its authority from the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. Many believe the ATF is using this as a power grab to enact executive gun control outside the scope approved by Congress in the initial law. After a comment period, the rule was revealed in a massive 466 page document which makes what requires a federal firearms license more vague and gives the ATF authority to presumptively believe you are selling firearms without a license if the transaction meets ridiculous criteria. Not only that, the Attorney General and the administration are using this to lie about closing a non-existent gun show loophole, a talking point which the media has parroted back in articles and videos released today.

President Biden, in a recent interview, bemoaned the fact that people insult each other too much, put each other down, and claims that it has never been like this. Of course, Biden is known for insulting people himself - such as calling people liars, fat, and an SOB. It is a funny juxtaposition, considering Biden is well- known for cursing at staff and insulting others.

The Honorable Judge Nancy Maldonado was in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee for a potential promotion to a higher court, in spite of the fact she has not been in her current position for very long. Senator Kennedy brings up a brief from when she was a lawyer where she called for a ban on "assault weapons" to see what she meant by that. However, she very clearly is a puppet of the gun control lobby and Brady Center as she has no real answer.

Going over a Chinese Type 56 chest rig for the AK that was used by the Chinese military and also issued out to North Vietnamese forces. These were to be issued with the Chinese AK or more specifically the Type 56, and had a long service and production life. There is similar to the Type 56 chest rig meant for the Chinese SKS. I have a video on it here: https://youtu.be/Q2XdxekPFpA The type 56 chest rig contains three magazine pouches and four smaller pouches. This is the second iteration of chest rigs, with the first ones to be released in a brown color. In the video I show the chest rig in more detail as well as identify how you can date your own chest rig, if you happen to have one. This is a fairly common piece of military surplus on the American market and can be found at various places. It is an interesting piece of kit and history, though not as practical as other military surplus chest rigs that are out there.

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We have all heard of ghost guns and how the government has tried to use the power of the ATF to stop them through their rule-making authority, but that's not scary enough to get the gun control agenda through Congress. A few Representatives came together to push for a ban on "zombie guns" which are not guns used against zombies but rather guns that are built from parts kits that came from destroyed firearms. Turns out, those buybacks will often have the frames and receivers destroyed, but they will resell the parts for a profit. The gun control lobby such as March for our lives and Everytown are not too happy about that and feel like fools (they are). The legislation proposes that every part be destroyed, which is an option they could just pay for without legislative coercion. It's a bunch of nonsense and since the parts are not regulated, there is no evidence of these ever being used in a crime.

Florida Congressman Frost is introducing a bill in an attempt to ban "zombie guns" which are guns that are made from gun parts or parts kits that are salvaged off firearms that are destroyed at the command of police or other entities. Even those these are simple and unregulated parts, gun grabbers can't help but calling this another loophole and want to ban them because they want another gun control cause to champion.

The firearm's expert for the armorer on the set of the Rust shooting demonstrated a lack of expertise in the handling of firearms which he brought as demonstrations to the courtroom.

First Lady Jill Biden hosted a gun violence town hall which included the Secretary of Education, the ATF, and the heads of Biden's Office of Gun Violence Prevention. They discussed a push to principal's to send out pamphlets and educate the community on the safe storage of firearms while pushing for an assault weapon ban, and other gun control measures, including a national safe storage law. You get some of the classic lies and deceptions that are always present at gun violence discussions that are actually a gun control push, but there are a few interesting comments that were also made.

A clip went viral of Canadian police recommending that citizens leave their key fobs near their front doors for people breaking into their homes, so they can have easy access to steal their cars. Not at all coincidentally, this follows Justin Trudeau cracking down on gun rights in the country.

I purchased a Vismix 6-slot pistol rack off Amazon to hold some of my handguns. With an added drawer, I thought it was a nice, cheap way for firearm storage and to serve as a display piece for my military surplus pistols and modern polymer pistols as well.

ATF Director Dettelbach appeared on CBS's Face the Nation with a tabletop segment examining a group of firearms as well as a one-on-one interview. They cover a whole range of topics: bump stocks, ghost guns, Glock switches, lightning links, 3d printed firearms, and more. They are almost all from the perspective you'd expect from the director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobaccao, Firearms and Explosives under the gun control pushing Biden administration. I go through both of the segments pointing out lies, omissions, absurdities, and just some unintentionally funny moments in this video.

The acting Chief of the ATF's Technology Division appeared on CBS alongside ATF Director Dettelbach, and he struggles to field strip a Glock, struggles to assemble a Glock, and just all around does not seem familiar with the most common handgun in the United States and probably the world. This embarrassing display by the elite bureaucrats at the ATF cannot be mocked enough.

Oral arguments were made in front of the Supreme Court to determine the fate of the ATF's bump stock ban that was enacted via a rule instead of any legislative action. The case, Cargill v Garland aims to override this bureaucratic gun grab and turn this into a legal accessory as bump stocks were for most of their history.

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments today on the bump stock ban that was written as a clarifying rule by the ATF, which ended up banning the accessory. The government argues these devices fall under the "ambiguous" definition of a machine gun, but it very clearly works in a way that does not violate the law. This did not stop the government from banning them with the ATF rule-making authority. The case may have further impact on rule-making, but may also end up being just a ruling on this one thing.

In this video, I detail a rifle rack of my own design, showing the process I went through and what went into the decision-making process. I think it turned out pretty well as a nice storage option for old military surplus bolt action rifles, but there are things I would change if I were starting it from scratch. There are lots of options and needs to factor into designing a gun room and deciding how to display milsurp rifles. You have a fairly limited number of set ups, but within that, lots of choices you can make in order to best store your firearm collection.