Responding to a Viewers Comment... RIP Paul Harrell

[@independentthinker8930]

Yes, invest in what makes you happy. I sold my old 50 TCHawken, because my best friend passed away and left me his Great Plains with all his tools, supplies and accoutrements. I'll cherish it while I'm still here. He made a holster for my cap and ball I have really liked. He was a great leather worker.

[@michaelhogue3489]

I would love to get a kibler flint lock lol

[@miketell8182]

It is good for me and I a sure many others that your wife encouraged you to share your black powder knowledge with us

[@carlericvonkleistiii2188]

Well, damn. He seemed like a genuinely nice guy. I will miss seeing him.

[@loquat4440]

He was courageous the way he faced death.

[@P.Trim69]

Yes Sir . Rest in peace ole buddy u are going be missed by lots.

[@P.Trim69]

He's on that big target 🎯 range in the sky. U know he's helping the all mighty one with few pointers. We love ya ole buddy. .

[@laluzlobo]

R.I.P Paul! I was wondering when this bow clip from Cache Le Plew clip was going to appear! LOL I will be better prepared next year. Had a great time with great people. William

[@lamebeavertradingco.1642]

All in due time William. Thank you for attending, we all had a great time.

[@BobE.Dancho]

Thank you.

[@guardsmanom134]

I'm just glad to have had the time and ability to pick your mind. I honestly outright carry my c&b BP revolver openly, but it's not because I have any aversion to modern firearms. Rather, it's my political stance due to my hardline on learning history, and listening to experience.... but I don't think you want that here(politics, not talking about the gun support 😂). What I struggle for, and strive for, is making a BP c&b revolver reliable enough for defensive open carry actually work. Some people have the misconception that a black powder gun isn't an effective or reliable solution to being attacked or an effective defense against someone that is armed with modern weapons. I'll go out on a limb, and say that you are like me, and don't subscribe to such tomfoolery. It doesn't matter who gets the most shots off... it's who gets the first vital hits. Nothing replaces training. So don't listen to them and take it to heart. They don't want to see reason, and you don't have to force them to.

[@lamebeavertradingco.1642]

I train to make the first shot count the most. ( No matter which gun I grab first).. That's why I am a stickler for making my BP revolvers hit the point of aim, If they do not, It's like bringing a knife to a gun fight, If you watch gun battles as the news present them, you will notice those with a lot of rounds tend to miss a lot. Even gang members do have the guts to stand there and take real aim. That's why I do what I do, to help change misconceptions. I have seen many people give up on BP revolvers because they wont take the time to do what is necessary to sight then in. As you can see for me I have no problems dove tailing in a Remington sight, I don't care what the purest say about this.. It's about building confidence. Hope this helps.

[@anthonyberger225]

Great video 👍

[@anthonyberger225]

Nothing like a black powder love makes me feel assume.

[@noapologizes2018]

Firstly, R.I.P. to Paul Harrell. As for what KZbin will do, it really does not matter if it is a modern weapon or a black powder replica. KZbin will strike down any video at any time. They are that bad. I have for years suggested that the 2A group find a good platform to go to. Sorry that some relied on the money that they were making on KZbin. But that is a deal with the devil.

[@lamebeavertradingco.1642]

It does seam like KZbin focuses on those who do monetize their channels and feature guns of all kinds. Makes me wounder how Paul H managed to keep his channel for this long of a time. I also think if you tend to make enemies on KZbin they register complaints with KZbin just to raise red flags. I see it across a broad spectrum, not just in the gun world.

[@craigcook1571]

How far were the archery targets?

[@lamebeavertradingco.1642]

The distances varied, Mostly with in 15 yards. It's not so much the distance, it the angle of the shooting. If you shoot archery, next time get your distance, then stand on a milk crate and see how accurate that shot will be. It's quite the challenge. When I ran this archery shoot years ago I set it up in the woods, several complained about loosing arrows in the trees. I have not run the archery range since 2013, that's when I was asked to manage the Knife and Hawk comp. for this rendezvous.

[@loquat4440]

When Paul H used a first name there is someone else with that same first name that does a gun smithing channel for Brownells I am most sure he was not the same person that Paul was making reference too.

[@GenderSkins]

I have already seen the Paul Harrell video, that was posted last night. And I bid my fair well to Paul in the Muskogee language. Now I am going to ask that you please forgive what I am about to say next. To me, the person that told you to invest in a modern gun has about as much smarts as a person with road rage standing in the middle of a highway with a black powder revolver pointed at him saying: That is not a real gun! That is just my opinion. But seriously how smart can a person that says those kinds of things be? And do they really lack that much understanding about things?

[@lamebeavertradingco.1642]

maybe one day I will tell the full story as to why my Wife, no less, is the one who got us to invest in modern guns. It's quite the story.

[@SweetClara99]

Too funny Broken Feather