The Surefire G2X is very high quality. Its a good option. I would say its just as good if not slightly better than the Streamlite. So don't feel bad.

@@JordanJJerebmy gear gets a lot of hard use it’s definitely a sturdy light

@@mattconnolly169 If you shoot a lot with the light on, it wears your light down. So if you are doing a huge session of target practice shooting during the day, I recommend taking the light off. That is one of the main things that wears down you light.

If everyone wears their tac clothes in public, then it will become normal, and thus, grayman practitioners will have to copy us to blend in. That would be funny.

A lot of the stuff Greg Talks about really is true. I know people from Immokalee that grew up with him. And he is friends with the governor of Kentucky. Its actually pretty crazy and random all the different stuff he has been involved in.

​@@JordanJJerebOh yeah I wasn't referring to most of the stories he's told/talked about. Back a while ago there was some dude who made a video disputing him and he posted all the proof. The last couple of videos I watched from him were just a little overboard. Maybe I should go back a watch a few of his more recent videos. I watched your shanking people on the cheap video last night and it perfectly ties in with a lot of Greg's stuff. The pricing just isn't justified. Which he makes videos and keeps coming out with more, so someone has to be buying it haha.

@@DeezyP I am trying to bait him into making a video about me. He is too smart for that though. It isn't going to work. :P I actually have a "famous" person that has offered to be on my channel, and I may have him on soon. You'll know it when it happens lol.

@@JordanJJereb Sounds good man. I'll be here for it.

Cult logic does not have to make sense if enough people mindlessly parrot it.

Yea they have gotten more expensive. Its sad.

Thank you, friend. I will be doing another one tomorrow. I also seriously take requests into consideration.

First, your focus on snipers is a straw man fallacy. My original point was about dealing with real-world threats, primarily criminals-not military snipers. In everyday situations, people aren’t typically facing trained marksmen; they’re dealing with opportunistic criminals, which is the realistic scenario my argument addresses. Next, you're committing a false equivalence by comparing tactical gear in the real world to something out of a video game like a "mega loot drop." The dynamics of video games don't directly translate to real life. Criminals aren't looking for flashy loot drops-they’re usually looking for easy, vulnerable targets. Your mention of snipers also involves a slippery slope fallacy. Just because someone is using tactical gear doesn’t mean they’re going to be immediately targeted by a sniper. It’s a huge leap from carrying a backpack for practical reasons to being in the crosshairs of a long-range shooter. That scenario is highly improbable in the context we’re discussing. You're also presenting a false dilemma. You're implying there are only two choices: either blend in completely as a 'gray man' or stand out and become a target for snipers. In reality, there are plenty of options between these extremes. A hard-target appearance can deter criminals without making you a target for highly specialized threats like snipers. The phrase 'overweight mega loot drop' is more of an appeal to mockery rather than a reasoned argument. Ridiculing my appearance or approach doesn’t actually engage with the points I made about tactical backpacks and hard-target theory. It just shifts the focus to insults. It an Ad Hominem logical fallacy- I encourage you to read more and you may learn about this. Lastly, your sniper scenario is a red herring that distracts from the main point, which is how to prepare for common criminal encounters, not hypothetical sniper attacks. Bringing up an unlikely sniper scenario shifts the argument away from the real-world focus on self-defense. In the end, you're also making an overgeneralization by assuming that tactical gear automatically makes someone a target. Criminals are more likely to avoid hard targets and go for easy victims, which is the point of adopting that posture in the first place. Addressing realistic threats is the core of my argument. Military snipers aren't the concern for most people in everyday life.

@@JordanJJereb LOL, okay. I was in the military for 20 years and served in Iraq, but you know better. Have fun LARPing.

@@BoBo-tx9sp Still holding onto your logical fallacies. You haven't addressed any of my arguments and instead you turn to an appeal to authority logical fallacy. I mean my god. Did they teach you what syllogistic reasoning is in highschool?

@@BoBo-tx9sp How many people did you shoot just because of their backpack? Did your rules of engagement allow for that? Elaborate. Explain the argument you are trying to make.

I mean its premature to say for sure, but he is having a psychological effect on the whole world, that is for sure.

Rather have TRUMP than that weird lady.

maga <3

I like the size. Any bigger and a knife becomes too swordlike and impractical for a lot of situations, any smaller and it might as well be a KA-Bar.

You know me too well.

bet u had a lot of fun watching that with all ur snacks. i already know u aint gotta lie

Yea. She is old now she doesn't have long left ):

Lol