Firearms 101 - Using Correct Terminology

[@HARMARSCH2]

Good video chock full of great info. To prove your "assault rifle" point. I found 4 photos of the same type of rifle with the rails,collapsable stock etc. 1- rifle was a 308 all customized, 1- was a 22 done the exact same was as the 308 1 was a AR-15 that looked the same. Then I also threw in a Crosman .177 rifle that looked like the previous photos. The person I was having the convo with couldn't tell them apart and were amazed at both the pellet gun and 22. I told this person see you can't rely on what it looks like and there is no such thing as a Assault Weapon

[@JojoCrazyCat]

Clip, stuff that holds things in it. They just say assault weapon to make it scary sounding.

[@JojoCrazyCat]

One of my most favorite rifles. So powerful , so cheap in price. Built so well. The Russian are great at gun building.

[@AKJames762]

they are creeping up in price. i think because of the market and because people keep buying them and ruining them by making them all "tactical" and faggy..

[@JojoCrazyCat]

AKJames762 ahahahah

[@MatteoSixSeventyFour]

Some of us just stick them in a decent monte carlo stock. Nothing tactical. LoL

[@EdUSAF]

Excellent Video!!!

[@MWPoss]

Remember to tell your viewers that a revolver is technically a semi auto as long as it's a double action. Most people don't even know the difference between double or single action. It can literally be classified as semi auto precisely because of the definition of one round fired per pull of the trigger. And this of course is a double action.

[@DonyaLane]

I cook dinner frequently with a friend who is firearms-clueless, anti-gun and anti-2A. I don't even talk about any of it with him, because what he brings up is so asinine most of the time that it's just not worth it. Anyway, since we're always using kitchen knives to prepare food, I thought to use that as a chance to make a point. When he bought a new set of clevers, I asked him why he was using ASSAULT KNIVES in the kitchen!

[@ParasidicGeneration]

great vid bro

[@jamesleinauer9208]

I just read it again and you're right it just says you cannot conceal we're already prohibited my dad and I signed up for the class I think it's better to just be safe than sorry and if we ever go on vacation take the family we can both be armed at the range they gave me a map of all the states that allow Missouri CCW permit I was just curious cuz I assumed he was wrong thanks for your reply man I appreciate it

[@AKJames762]

hey no problem at all. i think you guys are doing the wise thing by taking the class and getting your permits. hope it all works out for you!

[@MatteoSixSeventyFour]

Good stuff. Thumbs up

[@AKJames762]

+MatteoSixSeventyFour thanks man!

[@jamesleinauer9208]

thanks again

[@jamesleinauer9208]

Hey man I've got a question and you and I have talked about this once before and I just wanted to verify so we were just at the range and the range master was telling my dad with the new constitutional carry law that you can only carry a firearm where it is okay to open carry and that there was 90 counties in St Louis or Missouri that does not allow open carry so if you concealed and carry their it would be a felony without a conceal and carry permit I was under the understanding by reading the law that the wording of the law says only where Firearms are restricted meaning Banks schools ect is this something you know about

[@AKJames762]

its something I've heard from a few people, honestly I'm not sure of its validity because the law says you can carry anywhere "not already prohibited." to my recollection it doesnt say anything about only being able to concealed carry where its ok to open carry. i always have thought it a better idea just to get a ccw. you can open and concealed carry anywhere in the state (as well as concealed carry in like 37 other states) even open carry in cities with ordinances prohibiting it. so i still support getting a ccw.