Gun Gripes

[@blowinshtup6553]

Eric's shirt should be an NFA item.

[@darque1860]

It's like Freddy Kruger meets dum dum candy canes. Very nice.

[@stevencrowder6075]

Lmao

[@cadamsm11]

They either filmed a lot in one day, or he really loves that shirt!!

[@HarrisonCountyStudio]

Like the ‘Where in the world is Waldo... How about “ Where on Earth is Eric”.

[@davidb9323]

Kermit too

[@jacoblattimore5434]

Ironically in the Rittenhouse trial the prosecutor was complaining that he used standard fmj's because of over penetration. It doesn't matter what ammo is used, they will still try and paint you as the enemy.

[@binyamj]

I didn't see that happen. I saw the prosecutor question Kyle about "exploding" hollow point bullets.

[@jacoblattimore5434]

@@binyamj lol ya he definitely did that too. But Kyle used full metal jacket rounds, and Binger said that he was being irresponsible for using them because they could go through people and hit others. I'm paraphrasing of course, but that was the general. The whole thing is just ridiculous.

[@binyamj]

@@jacoblattimore5434 Crazy! In the eyes of the prosecutor, you're damned if you and damned if you don't.

[@MegadethTillDeth]

Such a great point. I was watching live when he went through that line of questioning. What a fuckin slimeball binger is

[@nyanrapier7838]

I tried to find a Paul Harrell video of .223 HP vs FMj penetration, but coukdn't. I'm not super convinced it'd make much difference in a .223 tip.

[@ImmaSaveUFromMe]

Simple answer.....yes. They need to be (and be seen as) more commonplace items. Especially suppressors. They are safety devices and should be treated as such. There is nothing about a suppressor when FACTS are weighed that makes the gun more dangerous. We deserve what we allow. They govern only with consent.

[@HILLBILLY_HARD]

I think all guns made after 2020 should have to have suppressors. They are worried about everyone’s health and all maybe they should be concerned with folks hearing damage from shooting guns. If they all had suppressors wouldn’t they be safer effectively…

[@knunn5171]

Tell that to a seasoned prosecutor and pack of liberal jurors. Tell them about our ear safety and our rights see if care. I myself dont want to be that guinea pig because there is a point to prove.

[@ImmaSaveUFromMe]

@@knunn5171 well. There are balls out there so they must belong to someone.

[@Stevarooni]

Suppressors are regulated because of Depression-era poachers, just like SBRs and SBSs are regulated because handguns were _intended to be regulated_ in NFA 1934. It's all infringement.

[@johndoe-so2ef]

You're going to count on getting 12 people capable of reasonable thought on the jury?

[@DJG37S]

As a person who was involved in a real life self defense situation back in 2014 here in Frisco, TX where 4 robbers broke into our home that we had just built from the ground up and only live there for about a month. I used my AR without a suppressor during this self defense situation and let me say, my ears and hearing was fine because of the adrenaline dump my body was going through. But as for my wife and my 3 kids??? Their hearing was damaged for a good 3 months. My wife had tinnitus (ringing of the hear) for about 3 months, while my 3 kid had tinnitus for about a month. I on the other hand wasn't going through any tinnitus because of the adrenaline dump. The worst part of the shooting was the fact that my wife and 3 kids ended up having hearing problems for a few months. If I could go back and do everything over again, I would have gotten a form 1 suppressor for my AR, or would have used my PCC shooting 124 grain 9mm hollow points. I now have about 10 form 1's and every rifle expect for my 3 Gun, USPSA PCC all have suppressors on them. This is a PSA for everyone, if you are single, then you don't need to use a suppressor, BUT if you do have family members, kids, wife, etc... THEN get a suppressor if your state allows NFA items, if your state does not allow NFA items, get yourself an PCC. 9mm rounds won't damage your ears like a unsuppressed .223/5.56 or any rife round.

[@BOOSHman85]

Glad you and your family are ok

[@jedpratte]

I agree. Any firearms I have set up for defense are either not breaking the sound barrier or have suppressors on them.

[@iFknLoveSwat]

I have a question sir, did your AR get confiscated by police? And we’re you able to get it back without much headache? I’ve heard/seen multiple stories about people’s legally owned firearms being taken and never given back to them even though they were the innocent party.

[@mattmarzula]

@@BOOSHman85 I wouldn't believe everything I read on the internet in a KZbin comment section.

[@mattmarzula]

@@iFknLoveSwat considering that there is no record of such an event in 2014 or any other year and it's an event that one would consider big news... I call bullshit.

[@ImmaSaveUFromMe]

In approximately 94 days, Chad's transformation into Ian of Forgotten Weapons will be complete.

[@9mmpeter255]

Chad is cool though and Ian is a dweeb

[@beyondbackwater4933]

Chad looks better with short hair and no glasses.

[@ImmaSaveUFromMe]

@@9mmpeter255 as extensive as Ian's knowledge is...... I would still rather sit down and talk guns for an hour with Chad more 👍

[@9mmpeter255]

@@ImmaSaveUFromMe lol yea. Ian is still cool but Chad is more relatable imo.

[@eddiejennejr4342]

Bawhahahahaha!!!! 🤪

[@Erribell]

People owning NFA items as an ”investment” are the biggest reason the NFA will never be overturned. Their best interest is for them to be more and MORE restricted.

[@cntrshot1]

it would be an investment anyway because of the overall cost of an automatic gun in manufacture. Quit spouting shit when you have no clue what you're talking about.

[@mattmarzula]

@@cntrshot1 Talk about not knowing what you're talking about... Considering that all of the automatic weapons that aren't dealer samples have already been manufactured, no one is making those. So there is no manufacturing. You're an idiot. NFA items are not anymore difficult to manufacture than non-NFA items. If a short barrel designates an item as NFA, how is that anymore difficult to manufacture than a longer barrel? How difficult are suppressors to make? Come off your bullshit before trying to correct someone else who's opinion is valid and variable.

[@Jordan-nc3zy]

@@cntrshot1 you can literally make an AR drop in auto sear from a wire coat hanger ret ard.

[@cntrshot1]

@@Jordan-nc3zy Yeah and it breaks after 50 rounds most of the time, your point was?

[@joshk528]

@@cntrshot1 hahaha you dumb bro

[@Dang_Near_Fed_Up]

I am former US Army, and have permanent hearing damage as a result. If you have a suppressor / silencer I highly recommend you use it when firing any firearm inside a structure. Unless you want to have permanent ringing (tinnitus) and or loss of hearing for the rest of your life as a result. Not just for yourself, but for all of your family members as well within the structure at the time. I would love to see suppressors / silencers not only made nonNFA, and therefore cheaper, but made into a common accessory included as an option with any purchased firearm. A suppressor / silencer can save your hearing. And yet they still remain unavailable to me and others because of insane legislation and exorbitant prices due to unconstitutional and deliberate taxation to keep poorer people from having access to a simple safety device.

[@jfal104]

I've asked about the reason suppressors are NFA and the only reply I've gotten is that they can keep a firearm, when shot, from tripping a city's gunshot detection system. That seems like horseshit to me. Anyone else have a good reason that they are NFA? When's the last gang-bang shooting that occurred with a suppressor to avoid alerting the police? Which brings us full circle to the age-old question/statement, "if the bad guys have it, why can't I?"...I just don't think bad guys carry weapons with suppressors...

[@jonjonr6]

@@jfal104 gunshot detection system? Is that a real thing?

[@jfal104]

@@jonjonr6 I have no personal direct knowledge, but have been told large cities have audio systems for "hearing" gun shots. I know I've heard radio talk show hosts in Milwaukee discuss crimes detected on these systems...but again, I have no direct personal knowledge...Commenters on youtube have also told me that NFA suppressors are NFA because they can defeat these systems....

[@jonjonr6]

@@jfal104 found some info on eff. Apparently the leasing system is from a company called Shot Spotter. There are concerns of privacy, as the microphones are constantly recording, and when something resembling gunshots are refried, a human has to review the sounds and confirm. I saw a map of Minneapolis as an example of shirts for gunshots, along with lawsuits in Massachusetts and California where prosecutors we're requesting the records to submit as evidence to convict defendants of other crimes not related to gun violence. So, yes, apparently it's a real thing. Not surprising. We are not free. We live in a surveillance state.

[@Ghatbkk]

@@jfal104 Silencers (what appears in the NFA and was the name Maxim used, although suppressor is more accurate) are on the NFA because the NFA was written by politicians and the NRA in response to the gangsters of the '30s. The NRA didn't see any practical, reasonable reason that gun owners should have machine guns, silencers, short-barrel shotguns, etc. and the legislation was written to reflect that. The fact that they were wrong is not likely to be corrected by politicians or bureaucrats.

[@timbow50]

" A FIREARM IS A TOOL" at the end of the day! Exactly! Really factual statement.

[@jasonshallenberger4879]

Depends on the item. Suppressor yes, NFA full auto firearm...I would say no simply for the fact you may never get it back in the event you did have to use it.

[@garyandtricia1]

"That's for every person to decide", if only the 2A community could get behind that statement.

[@mattmarzula]

What you call a "community" is the most disconnected, opinionated, and contentious group of people to claim to be on the same page.

[@garyandtricia1]

@@mattmarzula well said.

[@morganblackheart9468]

You'd think we'd be United but we're not.

[@williamwesse6114]

Well said sir, I thought I was only one that noticed this

[@Big-Government-Is-The-Problem]

suppressors or SBR's= YES transferables= NO, unless you're so rich that you dont mind risking never getting that $30k+ gun back. if transferables were the same price as a normal gun then yeah its a no brainer, but sadly they are not.

[@Senator-Wary]

Or use it then swap the lower before the cops show up

[@phild8095]

Transferables are reserved for Knob Creek and the revolution.

[@SuperEman500]

So don’t use my class 3 Vietnam era RPG-7 on a home intruder?

[@phild8095]

@@SuperEman500 Eh, it is your living room,

[@GaMeRfReAkLIVE]

Maybe we should stop giving away our natural born rights and take back our firearm rights from the tyrants

[@richwhippersnapper]

A silencer is a very practical NFA item for home defense. Saves your hearing should you have to fire your weapon indoors.

[@troythalheimer160]

I think what needs to happen in court, on public TV (would have been nice if it happened during The Rittenhouse trial) is that someone has to make fun of these prosecutors. Openly mock them. Say something like"of course I was using hollow point bullets, you don't know that they are designed to be more effective. Do you not want me to use the most effective tool for the job?". Just ridicule them, have the witness do it, have the defense attorney do it. Mock them for not knowing anything about firearms, or for intentionally trying to sway an jury using twisted firearm facts.... Do it so publicly that no stupid prosecutor would ever try it again.

[@troythalheimer160]

@Ben Angelo and that's why they continue to get away with it.

[@videodistro]

@@troythalheimer160 Nope. That's not why. It's twits who can't argue with facts but "make fun" of others who ruin it.

[@troythalheimer160]

@@videodistro pray tell what Twitt are you referring to? Because no one stops them because of fear, they get away with it your statement is evidence of that. Please don't be coming insulting because other people have different opinions from you. Your opinion is not the only one, and you may just be wrong... In the Kyle Rittenhouse case you certainly would have been.

[@sqlb3rn]

technically no problem. in reality the law and Constitution is often disregarded and abused by those in power, so do it at your own risk.

[@daflea66]

Inside my home I will certainly have the suppressor mounted. Unlikely to have the time to spend seeking hearing protection. I realize its still concussive and loud but a full on exposure to full blast should be avoided

[@jonmeray713]

Are you okay with it being taken from you for a long time

[@videodistro]

@@jonmeray713 All firearms are taken for all the court proceedings. Your comment makes no sense.

[@daflea66]

@@jonmeray713 Beats losing my ear drums. If they're in my house its justified, it wont be very long...either way shorter than going into the forever box.w

[@mattmarzula]

@@daflea66 trust me, your hearing loss would be minimal to the point you'd hardly notice. In fact, the ringing in your ears would likely trigger a boner every time you went to bed smiling thinking about the contorted faces of the men who will be your slaves in the afterlife.

[@shaggy6594]

@@jonmeray713 take it off before the police get there. How would they know?

[@FrankMason406]

Great topic guys. Thank you both for everything you do for the 2A community.

[@approachingtarget.4503]

We should not even have to ask the question. You life is threatened...a tank round should be legal. What we have to admit...our 2nd amendment right isnt about a single threat or intruder. Its about protecting ourselves against government. I dont care if your a felon or a priest. Its your right to defend your life at all cost. With frying pan or a grenade.

[@AT-xr8qh]

Mfw a guy breaks into my house so i show him the full might of the 155mm gun M1

[@gearhead682010]

A 30” arrow tipped with a rage expandable broadhead would definitely make a bad guy take the room temperature challenge fairly quickly

[@JayKayKay7]

If you break this down and unpack it, my thinking goes in the following sequence. 1- The best gun/weapon/warrior-spirit attitude you can have is the one you are carrying at the moment of combat. 2-If you know that there will be blood, don't go. 3- If you must ,then take a rifle and some friends with rifles. 4-If you drop the hammer on someone, than you better be damn skippy. 5-You will not know what you will do at the decisive moment, but train, train, and train some more. 6-For every ten dollars spent on weapons and the gear, spend a dollar on decent doors and windows. 7- Adopt a security routine for your home, car, and family. 8- Get a dog. The dog shit will be worth it that one time he save your ass. 9-Study the law and have at least one on speedial. 10-Remember the K.I.S.S.A.S.S. principle. Keep It Simple, Safe. Avoid Stupid Situations. Bonus rule. Don't worry. When shit happens it will be a day later and a block away from where you were. Most people are decent folks and if you show respect and courtesy, than that usually what you have in return. I spent 34 years taking care of sick people from all walks of life and I found if you approach each and every one with respect and courtesy, even the scumbags, then most of the time they respond in kind.

[@phild8095]

Worth the dogshit, F'in right. Mine is taking me for walks every day, nothing like 2 1/2 miles with a backpack for a 64 year old. Oh, you mean as an alarm and possible defensive ally. Yes on that as well, nothing gets people off the porch faster than hearing my 80 pound dog bare his teeth from behind a closed door.

[@Goldenwithaleash]

I’m torn on this one. Both sides of the argument have validity. Good discussion.

[@Mr_Gabbles]

Thank you for reminding me how much I loathe the NFA and want it wholly repealed.

[@nedrain9044]

What's the point having something you're afraid to use? Of course I'd use one if I had one. Nothing I own will be registered though, so it's a moot point.

[@daltongarrett7117]

sounds logical and accurate.

[@floridamike75]

Man I’ve been waiting for a video like this for a long time. I read all 445 comments

[@dylanmartinez2157]

Very very good topic. Can’t wait to watch the whole thing! Blessings from VA

[@cameronrautmann2761]

I've watched several of your videos. This is, by far, the best one I've seen yet. Well done!

[@mustanlab302]

Eric lookin like freddy

[@lilrubfrsocal6708]

Right!!!😂

[@thomasvelez2833]

Gentlemen, very well spoken!!!

[@mattr918]

I wouldn't grab a machine gun, if I even had one. But a silencer seems to be very practical for defense. Who wouldn't wanna not ruin their hearing. I know a slick lawyer wouldn't see it that way.

[@MuzzleFlashTV]

I literally just had this conversation with a coworker. What would an average person do in that situation, an average everyday person doesn’t have a machine gun, at least usually. A jury will think how they would handle the situation, that’s how the jury works

[@Veritas1992]

If I ever had to defend my life and ended up in court my eyes would be constantly rolling trying to watch prosecution grab at straws.

[@thespicemelange.1]

What's going on with that shirt man? Are you trying to be Freddy Krueger?

[@davidrose3218]

My thoughts exactly 😂

[@a15thcenturysuitofgothicarmor]

I mean hey, a full auto sbs 10 gauge or a browning 1919? Seems like a good idea 💡

[@daltongarrett7117]

8 gauge, past that yes.

[@jackherer519]

Are there actually any full auto 10 gauges? I only ever seen em in double barrel

[@finchrollah8656]

I was looking for a mag fed 10g semi(cant afford full auto obviously) and i didnt see any on any sites.. there could be some out there though. Itd be a sweet gun

[@daltongarrett7117]

@@finchrollah8656 I dont know of any off the top of my head, that would be pretty sweet. I personally want different type shotguns for different gauges, I have a 12 gauge pump and a single shot 410, I want a mag fed semi 20 gauge and a double barrel 10 gauge maybe a 16 gauge bolt action, we'll see what I want after I have all those shotgun wise.

[@PrescottCaliberClub]

Great topic! This is why I have always loved the option of braced pistols... Hey Kermit!!

[@johnnelson3158]

Before that damn boating accident, i was planning on running a can on the AR that was my primary home defense weapon. Now all i have is a 12g maverick 88 security and a smith & wesson 686+

[@johnnywishbone1349]

Very good question considering it will be taken away when used and quite expensive and important to us

[@JeremyCulbreath]

As somebody with hearing loss, I intend to protect what I have remaining. I have filed paperwork to get suppressors for our home defense firearms. In the meantime, just as I would prefer to be judged by 12 than carried by 6, my hearing would be an acceptable loss to preserve the life of myself or my loved ones.

[@benfrank1583]

Yes and yes and yes, and Ar/Ak/Pistol caliber style pistols.

[@brianjames8600]

John Lovells “I want all my neighbors to hear” is not really the smartest. You don’t really want some random person that just hears shooting calling police cause who knows what they are saying to dispatch and then what dispatch relays to responding officers from that, determines how they are showing up. YOU, ideally want to be the one to call when the threat is stopped.

[@FXIIBeaver]

You are missing a few points of understanding and a couple steps.

[@fdeconsulting203]

i have mixed thoughts on this. I have shot my fair share indoors and it is not pleasant to shoot without ear pro indoors. Especially when you are woken up in the middle of the night. Having a suppressor in that situation would be nicer than disorienting yourself and having your ears ringing from discharging your firearm.

[@gavinm1347]

What’s the NFA? Sorry I don’t keep track of unconstitutional laws.

[@zachstephens9135]

It probably doesn't matter much. Once you are involved in any SD situation, standard protocol is for law enforcement to "temporarily hold" all of the firearms in your possession while determining the legal technicalities. Not a very streamlined process to get them back once taken, esp. if it goes through lengthy litigation.

[@azreal712]

This is a well known thing and criminals know this and will hit the same place more than once because they know that a tool has been removed when the cops came !

[@nmtay]

I think it depends on where you live but for me, I would never use them for two reasons. One, because of the legal battle you'll have to deal with, as mentioned in the video. Two, any time the police take something, you almost never get it back. It always winds up disappearing somewhere and I'm almost certain that'll happen in the case of any firearm. I have firearms built out for that specific purpose, so that they're as close to stock as possible, but have the necessary function upgrades to get the job done. Something that's not a heavy investment, but will still get the job done.

[@tenchraven]

Practically speaking, I'd say "no". In a defensive shooting, the weapon becomes "evidence". Which means you won't see it again for a while. If ever. When you do get it back, there is a great deal of evidence to suggest "playing with it" happens frequently with nice firearms in police evidence. Everyone says it never happens, but why do clean guns come back dirty, with different optics, slings removed, etc. Also, no promise that it will be returned in the same condition- rust! This is a reason to use a decent but not a great firearm for defense. Also, NFA creates authorized user rules- yes, charging you at that point is entrapment. But this is the ATF.

[@Miller_Time]

I'm gonna use the best tool for home defense. My nerf blaster. Much cheaper that way

[@throwaway633]

I’ve always wondered about this thanks for making a video on it!

[@hunterhiker6101]

So, do you think it would look better or worse to a prosecution/general public to use an SBR vs a Braced Firearm?

[@theblackalbertcamus]

I like this new fancy camera thing you guys are doing.

[@MetricMethodz]

I see that Dixxon Krueger!!! Love it! Great taste in flannels

[@deequick4052]

Because of the media on this topic I'd use a ruger #1 falling block single shot action... chambered in .416 remington magnum pretty sure it'll stop an intruder instantly

[@jims48]

I was prepared for a situation that I was not looking for!

[@johnplaid648]

In a gun fight having a noise suppressed weapon to use is an advantage as loud blasts decrease your hearing which has to be at its zenith in a gun fight. I saw officers in WW2 photos were equipped with Thompson subs and belts to carry extra mags. Eventually places like Cologne in WW2 had at least one GI slinging a Browning 30 cal to his shoulder and walking while strafing the area ahead of him and eventually hitting a car. Two bullets are better than one.

[@JBsX39]

ODGgang Eric is gibbing soooo hard. Shirt and tumbler

[@Bladeunion5716]

Suppressed sbr is the way to go. 556 tends to not blast through all the houses in the neighborhood so its a good choice but it's so damn loud out of an sbr the suppressor is mandatory.

[@JamesS.254]

Is it worth losing your NFA items, YES. My family's safety and mine are more important than the best tool for the job. Would it suck if your NFA items were damaged or lost, well yeah but not nearly as much as hurting my own family in the process of trying to protect them. In court I would argue that I want the best and most effective way of stopping a threat from harming my family or my self, and I would make it a point to show/PROVE that everything I owned and used was all LEAGL to possess, and that my actions were justified under law, and since everything I did was lawful there was no law broken to be charged with. Like they were saying in the video, they will do everything they can to paint a picture of you being the bad guy because of what you used. All that is needed is a good lawyer that can articulate the argument that you have not broken any laws, and therefor can't be charged legally with committing any crime. The NFA is shameful, how can they discern a difference in the lawful ability to own any firearm with the ability to own a "NFA" item? You would think it goes without saying that if you can legally possess a firearm, how can they make any other judgment against you owning a legal "NFA" item? It's moronic to think that you need to pass a totally different background check process than it does for you to obtain any other firearm, It's simply a registry and taxation against your second amendment right's which I thought was suppose to be illegal.

[@andrewfossatti4937]

Yes!!! If I ever get a Glock 18 I’m using it for everything! To trim my hedges, for the range, to redecorate 🤣

[@warmachine_1396]

If you use a suppressed firearm in self defense I think the police should allow you to detach and keep your NFA item before taking your firearm into evidence.

[@randyhavard6084]

You should be able to use any means to protect yourself inside your home and on your problem. You are protecting yourself by using a sound suppressor if you have to shoot indoors. Firing a firearm inside of your home will cause hearing damage.

[@trapez6271]

Y'all made some really interesting points 👊

[@roakey1506]

One two Eric’s waiting for you… Three four he’s crouched behind the door… Five six you better know who is on that Crucifix… Seven eight he stays up late… Nine ten you won’t make it to the State Pen!

[@koreyromanchuk663]

Suppressor yes, sbr sure, but something that’s automatic, I’d say no. And not because I think it’s overkill and shouldnt be used, but because those are so limited already and would hate to have them locked up in some evidence locker. Save them for a bigger domestic threat.

[@morganblackheart9468]

How to protect your hearing. Have a pair of muffs beside your defensive weapon. Y'all store extra mags, a knife and whatever else, if you have time to grab that, you have time to put on a pair of muffs. I do get most people, myself included do feel like having a blown out ear drum is better than being dead... But again, if you have let's say a battle belt next to your bed, put a pair of muffs with it. You can still hear what's going on around you with them on and as well you can bypass the bullshit of buying a suppressor. Your neighbors may not like you, but they are probably going to be the ones to call the cops if you don't get to it first. Also, try to catch it on camera if you can with your phone so that way there's less confusion with the cops. If you have someone who's brave enough to stand behind you, have them hold the phone or camera and catch the footage.

[@Critical-Defense]

Dumb.. if you put muffs on how the helll are you going to keep situational awareness and hear the intruder(s) reaching the last corner before your bedroom or kids bedroom. Please use your brain before commenting.

[@Critical-Defense]

Also, catch them on camera with your phone? 😂 DUMB! While you or your partner has a phone in hand recording, the intruders will have their hands around both your necks.. you keep recording, I’m sure the homicide detectives will find the video and charge them with murder for putting both of you in the ground. Please use your brain before commenting.

[@SpetsnazBear-3710]

Nice addition to the background.

[@razieldrakis]

Short answer is YES!

[@ronaldlollis8895]

I have done jury duty in a murder trial with self defense situation issues in it. It was informative, shocking and educational. I saw the prosecutor do exactly that with a Beretta 92 9mm, waving it around in the court room with the “Saddam Hussein” narrative, which was disgusting.

[@christophallen8859]

Great video with solid advice. Quick question, what firearm is behind IV8888's right shoulder? the black pistol with the extra mag in front and red dot on top?

[@spicysauce2445]

Believe its p320 stablizing brace, kind of the glock -roni kits, differennce here i believe you have yo swap out the whole FCU instead of just slapping in the glock into the roni. And heh, yeah thats a "mag holder" not a vertical grip. Sad we have to have all these reach arounds instead of just excercising our rights as lawful citizens.

[@christophallen8859]

@@spicysauce2445 I appreciate the info. Thank you.

[@ThePewLife]

Very nice to see Eric wearing a Dixxon! Love their shirts and have way too many

[@nemisous83]

I get where they are coming from however its up to you to determine what battles you want to fight in court. NFA items have their place in SHTF or the "boogaloo" but for home defense its just another obstacle you have to overcome where as something like a plane old pump shotgun to lever gun is more than capable of defending your life and its far harder to demonize in court because they are always looking for an Anti 2A victory in court so giving them the least amount of ammo in said court battle is more ideal.

[@joedirt7604]

If I could afford an nfa item I could afford a good lawyer.

[@nedrain9044]

200 bucks, man. If you can afford a device to read this, then I think you can afford that!

[@floridamike75]

@@LootDropShepherd Shockwave is NOT an NFA item.

[@OhioGentlemenArms]

Every tool has a specific task but sometimes a more general one

[@tonyc5945]

I like your new camera angles.

[@mohawk3371]

1) To all those yelling in the comments about their rights; if you were that concerned about your rights you wouldn't be registering, or asking permission in the first place, so please stop grandstanding. 2) For 99% of realistic civilian defensive firearms uses NFA items offer little to no practical advantage, and in some instances may be a disadvantage. 3) Depending on your local jurisdiction, the specific item used, and the specific situation, the use NFA items may increase the risk of legal liability that outweigh the practical advantages of using said item. 4) Unless you you are dumping mags of full power rifle, or intermiediate cartridges, through a very short barrel with an abnoxious muzzle device in an extremely confined space, or already have major hearing damage, you will be just fine without a supressor. Many of us have had been in numerous full blown firefights with no hearing protection and have suffered only minor permanent hearing loss. 5) Defensive use of a rifle chambered in a rifle caliber from within the confines of a vehicle may be an exception when an SBRs and supressors may offer an advantage. Though pistol caliber bullpups, handguns, and cheek pistol set ups will offer similar defensive capability without the hassle and risk of liability NFA items.

[@DavidA20200]

Yeah pull out that M16 with a suppressor and a short barrel! Thomas (Littlefinger) Binger left the chat

[@dustinjones5662]

Loving the content brothers…good stuff!

[@ElderGuy729]

Good stuff.

[@danielmacdonald8358]

Great video ... good food for thought

[@jfaw87]

“I think you should do whatever the heck you want to do” Eric is the way. Iraqveteran8888 for President.

[@GetMeThere1]

Geez, what's the point of having a SBR with suppressor if you can't use them as the BEST inside-the-home self-defense weapon possible?

[@JonDoe-gr2np]

Love your videos. Just wish they weren’t so long. Can we have 10 minute videos please.

[@1stormseekr336]

Yes, next question.

[@oneeyeddoc2690]

All this suppressor stuff may be largely irrelevant as it is unlikely the suppressor will still be attached to the gun when the popo arrive

[@tenchraven]

Public forums are public. And Google hates us. Remember that anything you say here can be used as evidence.

[@johndoe-so2ef]

And if they somehow have any idea it might have been, and you removed it before the popo arrive......... Guaranteed to be used to prosecute you. Tampering with evidence.

[@oneeyeddoc2690]

@@johndoe-so2ef it was a joke

[@johndoe-so2ef]

@@newerest1 ask your lawyer.

[@Texas-Goodspeed]

Have a great one ^^

[@mikebabb2155]

Should you use a NFA item to defend yourself? Trick question, there should be no such thing as a NFA item and people should use what they feel is the best tool for the job.

[@rustyshackleford935]

Had to watch this because I registered my sbr to carry on duty because of the wishy washy brace deal with the atf even though I’ve talked to atf agents that say they don’t give a crap. First off I don’t trust the atf for obvious reasons and wouldn’t want to give a defense attorney anything against me.

[@cliffordpace6921]

Good stuff guys.

[@gregmannos]

I applaud your video.. but.. at the end of the day a good shoot is a good shoot and a bad one is a bad one. If someone breaks into your house, chances are that never gets to a prosecutor.. Obviously exceptions exist to that.. I would have 0 problem using an nfa item to protect myself and my house.

[@joshuab.8904]

Love your shirt Eric

[@millennialsecularandauthri3338]

I’d use a suppressor for self defense, in my home. I live in a castle doctrine state, if someone kicks down my door at the end of the day they are breaking and entering. But I would not carry an NFA item in my car or person.

[@andrewwest4427]

It's always interesting to me how prosecutor try to make it sound like a life and death situation is supposed to be fair. I don't care what's fair or what I need to defend my life, I didn't choose the situation so I do not want it to be fair. If I could be in a tank mounted with a 120mm cannon and .50 cal machine guns than that's what I want.

[@jaredcole5818]

the only NFA item i would consider using is a suppressor for my ears, but Lovell does make a great point and me living in suburbs with neighbors all around noise might just be whats best for me

[@soldieramerican5964]

Merry Christmas! ✝️🇺🇸✝️

[@937wigger]

I keep my bedside pistol suppressed, you can always unscrew the can if you had to use it in self defense.

[@jupiterjunk]

Yes; even if it's a suppressed, full-auto, SBR.

[@rongarrett1366]

An Indiana man in his 80s killed an intruder half his age at his front door. The prosecutor didn't file charges but he kept the man's .38 revolver since there is no statute of limitations on homicide and he was able to "get a gun off the street".

[@ethanarias2911]

As a general rule I use the cheapest thing I can get to function within my standards for defense. All the good guns are reserved for range, hunting, or actual SHTF. Anything you use for self defense should be considered a throwaway gun because it *WILL* be taken, and you will not get it back for years, if its nice you will get it back with all the nice stuff stolen off of it.

[@rlm2010az]

Great information

[@stevelyons2744]

Fine. I'll stick to the five pound axe and backup machete. Good luck with the first aid kit.

[@sicsempertyrannis7162]

🤣

[@Mike_Power]

OH! New camera angles! Thats hawt!

[@pulldeauxduck2480]

Eric ‘s shirt has a 3 day waiting period K.

[@christianjud6833]

I like that view point... my life is just as important as law enforcement

[@yourdadsgarage.6225]

If y'all watched the Rittenhouse trial the prosecutor was trying to find out if the Ar-15 that Kyle used was an NFA item. The topic of barrel lengths and overall length came up quite a bit.

[@rob6850]

Because if the barrel had been shorter it would have been "dangerous" 🙃

[@woodrowcall3158]

The NFA status was secondary to considerations for WI §948.60(3)(c).

[@100nitrog]

That's just because, due to an oversight in Wisconsin law, a firearm isn't considered a dangerous weapon when possessed by a minor unless it's an SBR. Wisconsin, like many other misguided states, would have been able to prosecute him had he been carrying freaking nunchucks.

[@chriss377]

I run a suppressed SBR for home defense not only because it's the best setup for my home but also for legal reasons. I live in a state with no registration. I want my lawyer, should I ever suffer a home invasion, to be able to tell the jury I went thru many special steps to register my home defense setup and was approved by the ATF to own that firearm. For the same reason I keep my carry permit up to date in a Constitutional Carry state.

[@your0a0asshole]

If there was some kind of event flood or earth quake,..... new state law,.... would you be breaking any laws by leaving and going to a safer state?