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Erin and Weer’d are back from their trip to Arizona and discuss the last day of GRPC;
Weer’d brings us part two of Robert Francis O’Rourke’s anti-gun interview on CNN;
David continues his series on casting bullets, now with sizing and lubing (oh myyyyy!);
and Weer’d talks to Heinrich from Geeks Gadgets and Guns about a little project named Maura.
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Taser shot and doesn’t work, the guy gets pelted with 12 gauge beanbags, and 40mm Less-Than-Lethal, and eventually one officer shoots him twice, once in the arm, once in the leg.
Have a look at the video, dude barely notices, and the police even cut the video because it takes him so long to realize he’s in mortal danger from that leg bleed.
Also note that if he continued to be violently crazy he potentially could have died from that wound. Hell if you remember this story, this poor guy was taking out his trash when a broken wine glass poked through the bag and slashed his femoral artery. He bled to death before he could get help, a bullet can do a LOT more damage than a wine glass.
So yeah, this is why we always talk about center of mass shots, extremity shots MIGHT work and MIGHT be non-lethal, or the might NOT work, and/or they might be lethal.
And of course the only reason why this arrest went as well as it did was because the cops vastly out-numbered the crazy. Had this been just a private citizen on a walking trail or taking out their trash, it might not have ended so well.
Erin and Weer’d bring you a free-form episode from Phoenix, Arizona where they report on the happenings at AMM-Con and the Gun Rights Policy Conference.
Joining them is special guest (and Phoenix resident) Wally of York Arms to talk about his NFA collection and some of the many nuances of the National Firearms Act.
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Erin and Weer’d discus their upcoming trip to Amm-Con and GRPC;
The Egghead discusses methods of water purification;
Weer’d fisks Beto O’Rourke and his attack on our gun rights;
Oddball gives us a list of good knives for under $20;
David talks about his debut as a male model at the NRA Personal Protection Expo;
and Steve tells the tale of his new Ninja Wagon.
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Erin and Weer’d discuss some of the crazy news in the 2nd Amendment;
Weer’d brings us Part 2 of his 60 Minutes audio fisk, wherein they claim that the AR-15 is “the Choice of Spree Killers”;
and Egghead teaches us how to convert an AM radio into a shortwave receiver on the cheap.
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So for those that don’t know, since the Volstead Act Distilling spirits has been illegal. When the 21st Amendment was added to the Constitution the ATF (Which was created to catch bootleggers illegally selling alcohol) started taxing producers by requiring licenses.
Now I have a C&R FFL, which allows me as a collector to have some of the powers of a commercial FFL, and of course lots of limitations so that I’m not acting like a gun shop without having the proper license. It’s also totally ok for you to ferment your own beer, wine, mead, ect at home so long as its for your own personal use and never for sale.
But I really don’t drink much beer or wine, I like spirits, is there a license where I could buy a modest copper pot still like that one and turn home made beer into whiskey, or wine into brandy?
No, no there isn’t.
As a matter of fact it is ILLEGAL to have a still in a residential area (I’m not sure if it’s mere possession of the still, or is it operation….knowing the ATF I suspect it’s possession) so if you want to pay for a commercial license you need to establish that distillery in a commercially zoned area. So even if I wanted to dump the cash for a full license…..either FFL or for distilling, I can’t unless I open a commercial property.
Absolutely FREE shipping and FREE returns, if needed. Street address required. Still cannot be shipped to P.O. Boxes – they don’t fit!
Maybe I’m paranoid now. Yeah, even a small pot still won’t fit in a PO Box…..but it’s also not the place to send the ATF SWAT team to arrest you. Is this just an elaborate Sting?
I’m not taking the bait.
**UPDATE**
Found this on their Youtube Chanel:
Either this is a MUCH more targeted STING than a simple Phishing Trap, or the guy in the video is documenting his felonies and ignorance of the law for all to see.
Erin prepares for Hurricane Dorian while Weer’d talks violence in the news;
David tells you how to turn melted lead into bullets;
and Weer’d fisks 60 Minutes‘ breathless take on the 5.56mm cartridge.
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This is one of those debate points I have with people who aren’t really anti-gun, but just REALLY Don’t like guns and would rather there be less of them out there. They see the videos where tasers are deployed and they work like a charm, and say “Why do you need a gun when you could get one of those?”
It’s a valid argument. Of course when we see Tasers WORK it’s generally in a law enforcement environment, so when the person is on the ground, officers jump in and handcuff the suspect. They do this because it isn’t long before the effects wear off and the lethal threat you just took down is now a lethal threat again.
But that’s if everything goes perfectly. Here’s an example where it REALLY Doesn’t.
I lost count of how many tasers were deployed, some missed, but SEVERAL hit. Generally the word is if one barb misses nothing works, and if one barb hits but fails to penetrate the skin if also fails, so you often see people wearing heavy coats shrug off a taser, but this jerk was wearing just jeans and a t-Shirt. Plus given how many bean bag rounds from the shotgun he soaked up, this was a battle to the death, and frankly I’m not displeased he was the one who died.
Erin, David, Oddball, and Weer’d discuss the currently proposed anti-gun laws and why they are so stupid, why you shouldn’t trust the media, and a number of other digressions.
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