General GunTuber thread

[Mikoyan]

if it wasn't for the project manager suggesting Colt's burst mechanism, it would have been a semi automatic only gun

Someone having romantic nostalgia for dudes lumping the M1903 in WW2.

 

[mlanguishi]

Interesting Garand Thumb on .277 Fury. I'm not too optimistic it'll ever be civilian friendly due to cost and the serious need for the suppressor. Sure is hard hitting though.

 

[Molly White's Breast Milk]

@Othais
Your intro music is too outdated and isn't drawing in the zoomer audience so I have spent the last half-hour making you a new, modern intro song. You're welcome.

 

[Romulus augustulus]

Interesting Garand Thumb on .277 Fury. I'm not too optimistic it'll ever be civilian friendly due to cost and the serious need for the suppressor. Sure is hard hitting though.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=tTAfS1addXU

it will be affordable eventually due to production numbers. only military rounds ever become "cheap" 9mm 38spl 45ACP 5.56 7.62 30-06 and so on.

 

[August Levasseur]

it will be affordable eventually due to production numbers. only military rounds ever become "cheap" 9mm 38spl 45ACP 5.56 7.62 30-06 and so on.

Counter point: 30-30. Also, because of the multi-piece case design, it will likely be inherently more expensive than comparable calibers with single piece cases.

 

[Romulus augustulus]

Counter point: 30-30. Also, because of the multi-piece case design, it will likely be inherently more expensive than comparable calibers with single piece cases.

.30-30 has always been a hunting round (but was one of the cheapest) so did not benefit from the military industrial complex like the rounds i mentioned.

 

[August Levasseur]

.30-30 has always been a hunting round (but was one of the cheapest) so did not benefit from the military industrial complex like the rounds i mentioned.

Yeah that's why I said it was a counter point. A cheap round that was never used by the military, going against what you said about only military rounds becoming cheap.

 

[Fatsuit Shinji]

Someone having romantic nostalgia for dudes lumping the M1903 in WW2.

The USMC Pentagon's Brass Orchestra didn't trust that newfangled (semi)automatic M1 Garand the Army was buying and using until midway thru WWII. The U.S. Army had the sense to replace their M1903s after WWI.

 

[WhoBusTank69]

I completely missed this because I have a low attention span, but in the Otis episode of TWIG with Matt of Fuddruckers they did reference everyone

Also more lolbert shit I dunno

 

[Mikoyan]

The USMC Pentagon's Brass Orchestra didn't trust that newfangled (semi)automatic M1 Garand the Army was buying and using until midway thru WWII. The U.S. Army had the sense to replace their M1903s after WWI.

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[Fatsuit Shinji]

thatsthejoke.gif

Couldn't tell as you seemed to be implying it was the Army not the Marines who wanted to keep using M1903s.

 

[Blasterisk]

I completely missed this because I have a low attention span, but in the Otis episode of TWIG with Matt of Fuddruckers they did reference everyone
Matt and Karl.mp4

Also more lolbert shit I dunno
lolbertisms.mp4

Hey, hey! I just think Matt has a dumb opinion, I'm not writing an OP for that.

 

[Corn Flakes]

Roy is definitely settling into the job. Audio mixing needs a little further work but the lav mics are definitely an improvement. The video is overall a little silly, but I feel the more interactive targets (soda bottle go "pop"!) make for a better demonstration for the lesson.

Paul is definitely the better shot between the two of them, though.

 

[mrfresh]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=A9hzvK-qX2A
Roy is definitely settling into the job. Audio mixing needs a little further work but the lav mics are definitely an improvement. The video is overall a little silly, but I feel the more interactive targets (soda bottle go "pop"!) make for a better demonstration for the lesson.

Paul is definitely the better shot between the two of them, though.

Should have been Shasta cola.

 

[WhoBusTank69]

Matt of Fuddruckers has been sperging in the legalsphere overnight, claiming that the not-NRA gun rights groups just outsource all the legwork to newbies and that there's a gun rights equivalent of George Soros out there.
https://twitter.com/FuddBusters/status/1784809066650333426 (a)

He even managed to piss off someone connected to the Gun Owners of America/GOA.
https://twitter.com/FuddBusters/status/1784808022998475176 (a)

"I would totally tell everyone what's really going on at FPC but I won't, teehee :3c"
https://twitter.com/FuddBusters/status/1784816374507880638 (a)

 

[Archie_Kimkicker]

Should have been Shasta cola.

Roy out here flexing his boomer purchasing power.

 

[quaawaa]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=A9hzvK-qX2A
Roy is definitely settling into the job. Audio mixing needs a little further work but the lav mics are definitely an improvement. The video is overall a little silly, but I feel the more interactive targets (soda bottle go "pop"!) make for a better demonstration for the lesson.

Paul is definitely the better shot between the two of them, though.

Roy posted an update about Paul in the comments of that video:

 

[Fatsuit Shinji]

Should have been Shasta cola.

Disagree only on it being a diet soda and it deserves the bullet.

 

[August Levasseur]

Disagree only on it being a diet soda and it deserves the bullet.

Diet Shasta?

 

[Fatsuit Shinji]

Diet Shasta?

I meant the Diet Pepsi in the video.