POP TARTS OUT FOR PAUL.

My first issue was an old colt, after that a couple of model 10s last one in the late 80s was a Ruger.

I have both the 22 and the 23. Plus many other 40cal from different manufacturers. I'm almost always carrying a 40cal. When the last huge ammo shortage happened. You could still find 40cal ammo everywhere. But 9mm, 45, 38spc, 10mm, 357mag, couldn't be found anywhere. Not getting into the ginormous caliber debate. Carry what you like. Training with what you Carry is the most important thing. A 380 put in the right spot. As with all the calibers here, will do the job just fine.

RIP Paul.

Had no idea who Paul Harrell was. Still don’t really’know’ but that video of the 14 yr old cache being recovered and him eating the toaster pastry from the mre and becoming emotional made me want to know more. Began watching some of his clips a couple months ago saw he was fighting health issued and has passed. Will watch more of his content as he appears to have been a really solid man with some good ideas. Even bought some toastem popups, the OG and my favorite, for the 1st x in decades. I’ll think of Paul each time I have one.

Man, it seems like not that long ago a brick (100 rounds) of .22 was $20, _if_ you could even find it. It's not much better now, I think the last one I got I paid about $12 for but at least you can find it.

Finally got it together enough to watch your two tributes. When he apologized for dying, that got to me. I imagine him chatting about modern weapons with King David.

Glad you were able to get some range time. Eagerly awaiting Part 2. Trying not to drool too much over your collection.

Man those are nice!

Part 4 5 6 7 with direct links to original videos.

The US Air Force carried Model 15's from 1962 thru the late 1980's (Security Police Working Dog teams still used them for dog training until early 90's). My dad is pictured with one in 1963 as Air Policeman (he said it was a brand-new Model 15, 4-inch barreled 38 Special literally just arrived in crates from the factory). I carried one as a Small Arms Instructor at Lackland AFB in the early 80's. When I came back to the career field in 1991, they had switched to Beretta 92's. I love revolvers, especially Smiths and Rugers.

Did you re blue the Ruger Service six?

He will be heavily missed 😢

If you have grunge in the cylinder of your Model 64 (or any DA revolver), it will add weight to the double-action trigger pull. (Single-action too, but that will be less noticeable.) Also, hold your DA revolvers higher on the grip (lower in your hand). The hammer should very lightly, and almost imperceptibly, touch the web of your hand, just at the instant before it lets off. Any lower and you are giving the firearm needless leverage and additional recoil, slowing your recovery for the next shot and throwing off your aim.

RIP Paul. Gone, never forgotten.

Oh no........sorry to hear about Paul. Does anyone know what happened.?

Paul is immortal ,he will live forever in our memory 🙏💪💪

What no Colt?

We lost a friend. Heaven gained a Warrior.

Now you know what killed Paul Harrell Pop-tarts don't eat them they're poisonous

Suddenly I am hungry for a pop tart.

Definitely a miracle of science how long they last, just like a McDonalds cheeseburger

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God bless you Paul.

Paul was one of a kind! ❤

I've not been to a range in awhile. This works for keeping bulk ammo in check instead of it rolling all over a table I guess.

I wanted to laugh and cry. Never seen a poptart in real life, guess they aren't found in South Africa. 😢😅

I bought two boxes and just had one with some coffee in his honor. RIP Paul.

I have Pre War MP Model 10 that has 5" barrel blue in original condition, I love it. I also, brought Nickel Plate S&W MP-10-5 from Wayne County in .38 Special with original 200 round 158 Lead Round Nose. I have original Instruction dated 1955 with the gun along with box.

The Thanksgiving specials were alway a welcoming event. Paul will be missed.

Rip Paul!!!🎉🎉🎉

Paul lives in my mind rent free for as long as I live😊

The model 10 cylinder not turning might have been powder under the ejector star, especially since you’re shooting reloads. And fully taking apart a used revolver is a must for me. I’ve seen some nasty stuff under the side plate. The cylinder on the 64 being sluggish probably means there is oil and gunk inside it. There are tons of videos on how to do it and it’s pretty simple.

Hi man. Can i have the link or other communication method for by the kit

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Ima miss him. Paul was definitely one of a kind and I’m so glad I found his content from the beginning. Rest easy Mr. Paul ML&R 🙏🏻

Well done cranky ,

Rest in peace Paul, you will be sorely missed by millions.

They don’t make them like they used too… Rest in peace Paul. I feel the need to break into my wife’s pop tarts… Cheers!

The world lost a great comic and even better person when we lost Mr.Paul Harrell! RIP good Sir!

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I just ate a pop tart not to long ago.🤣

Well, Paul has gone on ahead of us to scout out the shooting range in the sky. These compilations are a good way to remember him.

Paul can rest easy knowing the untold numbers of people he touched with his wisdom and humor.

4:57 is such a good one lmfao, cracks me up every time.

We’re going to miss you Paul!

Thank you Paul Harrel for teaching me what being a real Man is...

this was good thanks

1:50 You can do that shit 1000 times man and the first time you do it on camera LOL. (Congrats on the fix)