You are a follower of Jesus. Mohamed also was a follower or Jesus. Moses was not a follower of either one of those guys.

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the socom will never have the BC of the 8.6 blackout.. and so for the performance envelope to include sub vs super... the blackout is more versatile.

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They are all "take-downs" the barrel is held on with two Allen head screws. It's only a few minutes work to take them down to a smaller package size. Not as quick and easy as a twist and pull a part, but how often do you need to take them down?

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It works well on whitetails and dont destroy the flesh like you might think it would

Actually...In 1919, Townsend Whelen, with the help of gunsmith Adolph Neidner, created his first cartridge based on the .30-06 case, the ".38 Whelen". The .38 Whelen used 275gr (.375”-dia.)Winchester bullets for the .38-72 WCF. In 1923 Winchester discontinued production of .38-72WCF ammunition. This ended the viability of the .38 Whelen (In 1925, Holland & Holland released the .375 Belted Rimless Magnum from its "proprietary status", offering it to the "general trade". Thus, the .38 Whelen was simply 2-years too early!). In 1922 Whelen (appointed to Command the U.S. Army's Frankford Arsenal in 1921) developed, with the help of Frankford Arsenal’s head machinist; James V Howe, and Adolph Neidner, the .400 Whelen. It was designed with a .458”-dia. case shoulder, not the .441" shoulder of the standard .30-06. Shortly thereafter, famed African Hunter, Leslie Simpson, mentioned to Col. Townsend Whelen that: "...the ideal cartridge for hunting most of the hoofed game on the Dark Continent would push a .35 caliber bullet weighing at least 250 grains to a muzzle velocity of 2,500 fps..." Whelen told Howe of Simson's idea. While Col. Whelen was on a hunting trip, Howe developed a cartridge that he named in honor of the Colonel... the ".35 Whelen". With the proper .458"-dia. shoulder, there is absolutely NO Problem with "Headspace" in the .400 Whelen.

I have had to glass bed all my M77’s that had wood stocks that shoot great afterwards.

"While one can carry more 5.56 than .308, you will need to use more 5.56 to accomplish the same task!" Colonel Jeff Cooper

"The only thing more potent than a man with a Scout Rifle and 1911 is an M-1 Tank!" The late Colonel Jeff Cooper. A friend of mine has a Remington 783 and Browning Buck mark.

Ar15-22 do pretty well at 14.5 with a pinned muzzle device as a overall critter getter and a cheap option to get reps in, so definitely viable plus their usually even more light weight than a standard Ar15.

Castner's Cutthroats used bolt action .30-06 and 22 pistols to great effect in Alaskan Islands during WWII against the Japanesse.

Used this setup for awhile with lots of 22lr success. Dont sell the scout rifle short on taking small game as an stand alone tool. An cast bullet ran at sub-sonic speed makes for a effective game getter and is very quiet without a supressor. Having the detachable mags make it a snap to switch small game loads from full power rounds.

I'll take the 270

The bible is all BS.

wtf took you so long to post brother!

Although I don’t fully agree I respect that you posted that one thing I would say is that the holy Bible does not start with Mathew

I don't think the "sell your cloak and buy a sword" thing is a good argument because there is an aspect of this which was to fulfil prophecy, as we see in the verses to follow "For I say to you that this which is written must still be accomplished in Me: ‘And He was numbered with the transgressors.’ For the things concerning Me have an end.” So they said, “Lord, look, here are two swords.” And He said to them, “It is enough.” In other words, that Christ was *seen* to be in rebellion was important as a stepping stone to his ultimate purpose and the fulfilment of prophecy - by which others might recognise him fully as the promised Messiah. I think however the better argument is Christ's interactions with soldiers, including the Centurion in Luke 7:6-9. "He was not far from the house when the centurion sent friends to say to him: “Lord, don’t trouble yourself, for I do not deserve to have you come under my roof. 7 That is why I did not even consider myself worthy to come to you. But say the word, and my servant will be healed. 8 For I myself am a man under authority, with soldiers under me. I tell this one, ‘Go,’ and he goes; and that one, ‘Come,’ and he comes. I say to my servant, ‘Do this,’ and he does it.” 9 When Jesus heard this, he was amazed at him, and turning to the crowd following him, he said, “I tell you, I have not found such great faith even in Israel.” Christ does not condemn the centurion but applauds his faith - no condemnation is offered, nor is there a call to depart from soldiering, such as we see with the Samaritan woman at the well. Luke 3:14 is also very illustrative, where John the Baptist offers no condemnation of the profession of soldiery in and of itself, but rather tells soldiers to be content with their wages, to act honestly, and not to practice extortion. One cannot be content with the wages of a soldier's profession if one is not allows to be a soldier! A further example might also be found in the Bible's general affirmation of obedience to good governance in Romans 13 - the ruler is said to wield a sword against evil, and is given authority from God to do so. The consistent pattern we see is that violence is permitted not for personal grievance or personal gain, but for general social good (law enforcement), for a specific purpose marked out by God (e.g. Ancient Israel's conquests), or for the maintenance of nations (soldiery), or for the defence of others.

Heard it was pretty decent especially for the price, only thing I'm not keen on is the muzzle break that it comes with.

It’s just a tool for the person that is trying to be covert and I’m seen in nature👍😎

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Sounds pretty cool, not a cool as jesus but pretty cool nonetheless. I prefer the 16 inch variety.

BTW there is no such thing as “Judeo Christian values” it’s actually an oxymoron.

Not interested in another low-effort podcast with terrible audio quality.

So led is bad but depleted uranium is ok?

worthless channel, worthless video... talking about feeding copper as if that's even close to a consideration... copper bullets are common and perform amazingly well.

What scope are you running on your scout? I like the stainless look of it

I keep my collection pretty light these days.. Light & tight. Rifle and two handguns.. Mini 14 folder, Smith&Wesson 60-15 3" J-frame revolver and a Kimber Ultra carry in .45. Have been meaning to pickup another .22 though.. Probably a ruger MK series with a longer barrel. Not too picky beyond that. I've owned a few of them in the past.

New sub here. Like you, I know a few things because I have seen a few things. I have been saying almost exactly what you just said for many years. I'm sharing your video with everyone I know. USMC 3521 90=94.

A 'core battery' in 100% necessary! .22LR rifle, 9mm/.45ACP handgun, 12 Ga. shotgun, AR in 5.56 mm (mine is a 'self built A2 carbine' version), and a good bolt gun.........My bolt guns are 6.5 Creedmoor and a 7.62x54R Mosin Nagant M91/30 (only because that rifle and ammo is (was), cheap! Along with a stockpile of ammo, and commonly bought 'repair parts' (not accessories), for each firearm. Also learn how to fix your firearms!

Rather than that Savage bolt gun or Ruger American, Mossberg MVP is good since it has iron sights and uses AR mags

Browning Just Came out With High Twist Rate 270 X bolt for the Heavier Bullets

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The down side of the 270 has always been a lack of good bullet selections, especially if you're going for something bigger than a mule deer, especiallyif you'relimited to factory ammo. If you're able to limit your shots to 300 yds, there are a LOT of cartridges that will give nearly identical results, but there are places where you really need to be able to reach out past 400 yds. In those places are where the 270 has always shined. Both cartridges can take a 400 to 500 lb elk, but they are both pretty marginal for a mature 1,000 lb animal. The 6.5 CM has a better selection of heavy projectiles available, but the velocity is low enough that your range will be limited to the point that a 270 with a partition will be just as effective. If the 270 had a number of 150gr to 175gr options available, and twist rates that would stabilize them, it would walk all over the 6.5 CM, and be a more serious contender for really big animals.

7mm-08? Will outrun 6.5 with lighter loads (120) yet can still throw a heavier pill then 270! Gets le ft out of every comparison

6.5C is not the new 308. The issue is going to be institutional momentum, Nato isnt changing. The bullet tech applies to 308 just as much as it does 6.5. And to call a 6.5 caliber rifle a new idea, well the 6.5 Swedish 6.5 Carcano, 6.5 Mannlicher, and 6.5 Arisaka all existed pre WW1, and we had ample experience with them when we developed the 308. We also had experience with 6mm Lee before we even made 30-06. Further the Japanese noticed the terminal deficiencies of a smaller 6.5mm projectile and shifted to 7.7mm.

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Judeo? Like the same as the Isreali soldiers rioting right now over the right to rape Palestinian prisoners?

I would like to hear about 284 Winchester wildcats. 338, 358, 9.3, and 375 necked up 284 for these.

I have 375rum.

I suggest you join the military in a Combat M.O.S. (Job) Infantry Combat Medic do your years honorably there Then apply for the a Contractor Position

Greetings. This was a great video but I have a question, what'd you recommend is the best way for a non-American (I'm Bahamian) to become a private military contractor (not a private security contractor, something like Academi, Triple Canopy, Aegis etc) in an armed capacity? Thank you for your time.

Love my ruger 308 but I use a 2x7 32 ler scope ,leatherwood with warn mounts and a web chen sling.. works all the time. Great tool

Find the Massod Ayoob video on this for THE BEST instruction on performing this quickly and efficiently!😁😁👍👍👍