Sunday Shoot-a-Round

[@happydog4929]

I love this time of year; the sound of birds singing and lead slinging.

[@MrBurns0618]

You know your up too late when Hickok posts a Sunday shoot-a-round and you haven’t even slept yet😂

[@nokachi3339]

Bro it's morning lol

[@Quakeboy02]

I got up at 10:00 this morning after 6 hours of sleep. LOL

[@PalKrammer]

Saw the video appear at 3am in Worsington state.

[@v0lny886]

​@@nokachi3339 Ever hear of this cool thing called "timezones"?

[@BMP-2M]

Release the hounds…

[@Disastrous.Affect]

Back in the late 1970's and early 1980's, I lived in rural Oklahoma... With a "permission note" from Mom, I would leave my 12 gauge on the bus so I could get off the bus at a friends house and go hunting after school. The times have changed.🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@stevennewman4778]

In the mid 90’s in KY some students had rifles in their vehicles during deer season. AG teacher used to clean guns during class. No one thought anything about it because no one was doing anything stupid.

[@Quakeboy02]

@@stevennewman4778 I remember in 5th grade in 1962, the Fish and Wildlife service brought a number of rifles and shotguns to school in Clay Kentucky for a show and tell. That would probably be a federal crime these days. Well, maybe not. It was my home state of Kentucky, after all!

[@peternorton5648]

Mid eighties at my high school in southern Missouri the parking lot was full of pickups with shotguns or rifles hanging in the back windows. Nobody ever said a thing about it.

[@jamesburns2232]

The increased level of nonsense and stupidity today is largely due to a lack of common sense. 🤠

[@karlhenderson2289]

​@peternorton5648 believe it or not, the same was true on Nashville/Davidson County school campuses during the 1970s and early '80s. It wasn't at all uncommon to see pick-up trucks in the student parking area with long guns, prominently secured in the rear window gun racks, especially on a Friday during any hunting season.

[@carlosfernandez1]

I have been making breakfast every Sunday, even in vacations, with Mr. Hickok 45 videos. God bless you and your family.

[@simonbarnett9773]

I just got back from the gun range and settled down to listen to your pearls of wisdom. Fully support the idea of responsible teachers carrying. Your analysis is valid.

[@cykovisuals]

Mornin’ to all! 🌞

[@tburger3916]

Mornin’

[@wyattdowell8087]

Mornin'

[@jamesbell8496]

Good morning Hickok45 and gang Nothing more fun than a lever, well besides a SAA. Cheers

[@flybouy11]

Ohio now has 67 school systems with armed staff.

[@hickok45]

I think Ohio pretty much is leading the nation in that. I suppose that's why we've heard about all the hundreds of teachers there who've accidentally shot their beloved students, right! :-) Same old story; the "Looney Left" gun haters hate facts. They don't like to know about, or at least admit that they know about, all the many millions of permit holders carrying every day without incident. Some of them are so clueless that they probably don't even realize when they're eating in about any restaurant that probably 75% of the fellow eaters are sitting there armed. That would destroy their cherished narrative.

[@tonyb3864]

Howdy Mr. Hickok. When I was in high school 75-79 in St. Louis Mo. I was in the Rifle Club and on the Rifle Team. We competed against other schools. The school supplied us with guns and ammo. (22lr military surplus big heavy ass rifles) My math teacher and biology teacher were our instructors. It was part of the NRA Civilian Markmanship Program. We had alot of fun. I heard that program ended in the mid to late 80s.

[@kennethkeefer9080]

Last rifle I’d ever sell thanks Hickok for the video

[@weaponsAnalyst]

❤

[@RickyJr46]

Teachers getting qualified on and carrying firearms should be paid a premium for stepping up.

[@adamkushner5240]

Good morning Mr Hickok God bless you all ❤AMERICA 😅

[@almiller1371]

G'Mornin' Rev. Hickok! Thanks for another great gun sermon from that fine target-rich church of yours! I'm afraid I am guilty of the sin of coveting my neighbor's firearm. That is one beautiful Winchester you are brandishing. Aren't ticks the worst? I grew up in a very rural setting. We rarely ever got ticks, despite trudging through woods with rifles, playing games in the grass and eating many meals outside at a picnic table. When we did get ticks, they were the big brown type that were easy to see or at least feel on your body. Nowadays if I go for a short walk in the woods near my house I have to drown myself in repellent or I'll have five of the little demons on me, so tiny that I won't know until they've latched on.

[@Quakeboy02]

Someone posted a pic of using blue painter's tape around your ankles with the sticky side out. It had lots of ticks on it. They also had some tape on the right way to tape their pants to their socks.

[@thefrogking481]

In Trashcanistan you can buy a Government issued, select fire M4 with a full NVG setup. Seems a potatoe left them about 80 billion in arms.

[@RickyJr46]

*POTATUS*

[@Drew_McTygue]

This made my morning.

[@donaldanderson7410]

Yeah, I miss Paul. He is a no nonsense teacher for my opinion. I’m grateful that his brother is going to carry on. I’ve whittled out Edward Sarcassian, Demo Ranch, and a few others for being just goofy. I’ve kept the good ones and here I am.

[@RivhardDavenport]

WHAT HAPPENED TO PAUL,??????PLEASE INFORM ME!!!!

[@donaldanderson7410]

@@RivhardDavenport he has pancreatic cancer, not a good prognosis as yet, but modern medicine is good. My cancer has been gone a couple months now. I’m getting better in my recovery every dsy so I have faith he has a chance still.

[@peternorton5648]

@@donaldanderson7410 if I remember correctly his brother said last week in a video that he was in hospice care at home with his family but was in good spirits. Sad to hear but I suppose we should always hope for recovery.

[@fatboyslim9893]

Speaking of Motor bikes. When I was a kid we had a stolen moped that all the neighborhood kids would share and ride. The bad thing about everyone sharing is things start missing or become broken. Eventually the whiskey throttle was missing so as a 14 year old kid. I remember we use to take the throttle cable and wrap it around our hand to control the throttle. I had my first experience with the law of physics. Jumped a curb lost my balance but for some strange reason the bike kept going with me on it. Like a bull rider stuck to the rope. Looking back I was lucky my hand didn’t come off or crash badly into something. The things we do as kids back then. Hickok I really enjoy your content on Sunday mornings in this dang blue state I live in. Keep up the good work!

[@rexman971]

Maybe if kids got to live like that they wouldn't cause so many problems today. I mean what you did was reckless but you didn't hurt anyone. That's freedom,instead the government tells the young ones that they CAN'T do anything without basically jail time. They go as far as turning everyone on each other "see something, tell the authorities". Nobody can live anymore without someone sticking their nose into it. Anyway, glad you got to experience the last bit of freedom America had to offer.

[@rocksteady13]

SundayfundayGunday with Hickok

[@shuukoasanagi]

The Best Cowboy In The Wild West

[@carycary5824]

I have my great grandfather’s Parker Brothers shotgun. He bought it new in 1886. It’s a beautiful double side-by-side 16 gauge. I just had it appraised and it’s value comes in around $8000. He owned a farm down around Memphis Tennessee. We originally come from Virginia. We came to America from Bristol England in the early 1600’s.

[@haroldlm64]

Rise&shine! Happy Sonday!

[@donttreadonme316]

Good to see you Mr. Hickock. I enjoy those ramblings of yours. You sound like any other friend. About all those ignorant, crazy commenters, just let them worry themselves sick, well, sicker.

[@rexman971]

Covid booster shot #93 on the double lol

[@luigisavoia2401]

@23:00 . The stories I saw about the aurora Colorado shooter: when asked why he chose that theater instead of 2 theaters closer to where he lived, he said that theater was a "gun free zone". The 2 other theaters weren't.

[@conrailfan6277]

When I attended Anderson High School in Anderson Indiana in the late 70s early 80s we had Bob Pate an Anderson city Police Officer walking our hallways during School hours, we never had any problems!!! Great show Hickok!!!

[@mikeengler2645]

Ballistol is the Best for any gun I mainly use for blackpowder guns...heck I use on locks lots of things around the house

[@BugsyNY]

Happy Sunday! Another great visit with hickok45.

[@neilmoreland5476]

Good Sunday morning Brother Greg ,, Just another awesome lever day!!! From SW OHIO,, GERMANTOWN,,,Brother Neil

[@donaldramey1896]

I hear there is a lot of modern U.S. military weaponry in Afghanistan too.

[@HeavyPainkiIIers]

It's all being moved around the Middle East. The Israelis have already captured M-4s in Gaza.

[@ridgerunner5772]

A high percentage of those arms are now in Sub-Sahara Africa, and a few of those fine folks in Southern Lebanon too..... Funny how the trade markets work; in particular, allied with abandoned guns and heroin.....

[@thefrogking481]

81 million votes my ass!

[@HeavyPainkiIIers]

​@ridgerunner5772 We also mustn't forget all the night vision and other high tech left behind.

[@Shin0bi272]

@@thefrogking481 Oh no he got 81 million votes... they just werent legitimate votes. Like in the county of michigan where detroit is wayne county. Had 10% voter turnout, but had record numbers (over 2 million IIRC) mail in ballots. All of those mail in ballots went to precincts with zero registered voters. Then you have the woman in atlanta who with her daughter and daughters boyfriend who stayed counting votes while everyone else was evacuated for a broken water main and she scanned the same stack of votes 3 times ... ON CAMERA. Then there was the bags of votes from a town in california that were found 2 months later in a ravine. Oh and the town in PA that mysteriously ran out of ballots for the second time in a row... Thats why the left has been pushing for early voting and no photo ID for the past couple of decades. So they can cheat the system.

[@scottmcley5111]

Shout out to Paul Harrell.

[@robertwoodward388]

I'm from SC I love the idea now when they know that their are guns on the premises they will think about what's going to happen a hole lot. Sooner

[@JeffreyCotle]

Hi mr Hickok. I just got done reloading 100 rnds of 32-40 . Its for my Greatgrandpaps 1984 made in 1898. It has a 26" octagone barrel . I inherited it when i was 8. Ive loaded it with 175 grn hardcast lead. Sized 321. I shot it for the first time ive owned it. Absolutely impressed. This grand old rifle is going deer hunting this year. I can keep rounds in a 4" sticky dot on cardboard at 100 yards. And thats my fault. Im 57 years old. And my eyes are old. Im loading IMR4227 to blackpowder specs. I can tell you .they do not make things like this any more. No wonder my family is almost all Winchester rifles and m12 shot guns. God bless. WINCHESTER . AND ALSO HENRY for me.. i like quality. 😊

[@earlbaker3996]

😂 Bang that gong 😊 .watching every ☀ Sunday from Trumbull County, Ohio 🇺🇸

[@matttravers5764]

Everybody’s grandpa. Always great life advice on this channel!👍

[@Diplodoculus383]

love from belgium

[@eb1684]

How is the beer there? As good as Germany?

[@felipefg2011]

Good Morning from Brazil!!!!

[@timmitzlaff8960]

Those bowing pins reminded me of a time I went shooting up off Angeles Forest Hwy. back in the mid 80s. We used to be able to shoot, dirt bike ride, cook, and just enjoy being an American. You can’t do any of that anymore due to the Coors drinkers trashed the place up. Getting back to the bowling pin. I found one perfectly intact. So I got my Remington 870 riot barrel loaded it with some freight trains. I missed it completely on the first shot. Probably 30 yards but the second shot hit the belly dead center and split it in half. I love your show my friend!

[@GaryD210]

Great show as usual. You're right just about ,everyone should carry

[@johnsodx]

Would still like to see you look at a Model 71, which is supposed to be an “improved” 1886.

[@VoidRedaction]

I write only to say, that despite I commen't less I'm still watching. At least every sunday shoot-a-round. Regards.

[@JeffreyCotle]

Mr Hickok my revolvers are Ruger and my semi auto pistol are Colt 1911. 45 acp.. and i have put a load of ammo through them. I did get a smaller revolver and its a charter arms. And its been very good to and i like it. Unarmed means helpless. .

[@chistophereggers8105]

What a nice old rifle.45-70 is a stout cartridge too.

[@grumpyoldwizard]

Good morning, sir. Looks like a beautiful day.

[@Shin0bi272]

Talking about teachers being armed and people throwing a fit over it brings up a question I asked my employer when they called the police on me for bringing a gun to work and leaving it in my car. "If I have a right to defend myself and you have property rights that allow you to say I cant have guns on your property where do your rights begin and my rights end? Once I leave your property I have to go out into the world without a gun because you dont want me to have it on the property that I work at... 3rd shift btw so I show up to work at 10:30 at night. " To all those people who cry about teachers going crazy and shooting students and the people who were crying about shootouts in the movie theaters I have 2 things to say to you. First, anywhere where there isnt a "no guns allowed" sign there are people with guns around you. How many times have you seen someone in a shootout in your daily life? Unless you live in the south side of chicago or some other impoverished area you've probably never seen one. Lastly, since the creation of "gun free zones" like schools for instance 97% of all mass shootings happen.... in gun free zones. Its almost like the mass shooters are looking for places where they wont have to worry about being shot at while on their rampage. Maybe we should get rid of gun free zones instead of guns?

[@gorvlivin]

Why tell anyone you have a firearm in your car?

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

A gun is a very big hammer being used for a lot of nails as problems. It's not a Do all.

[@rexman971]

Being a teacher is stressful beyond means. The idea that a teacher couldn't lose their cool while in possession of a firearm shouldn't be ignored. I mean if cops can shoot anyone just because their ego got rubbed the wrong way how can you make sure a teacher can keep their cool. There is just a bigger issue deep down in the root of the children that act up that people are ignoring imo.

[@Quakeboy02]

@@rexman971 So, according to you, we should just get rid of cops and let people police themselves Without Guns? Whenever I see an effort to make guns illegal, what I see is an effort to make crime illegal. Yeah, good luck with that.

[@V1-xq2en]

He’s the dream grandpa of everyone

[@jimhovater8755]

I'm a 33-year veteran teacher and former LEO trained in ASR. I would jump at the chance to be armed.

[@logicoverlawyers1945]

I have an Sig P226 in 9mm. Also purchased Sig’s .22 and .40 conversion kits. I’d be happy to lend them to you for a review.

[@pussydestroyer9342]

What state are you live? You can walk with this guns on the street? Just interesting)

[@johncornell3665]

Lookin green again in the shooting range. Good morning Hickok!

[@jamessimons5544]

Where I live the maple trees have buds about as big as a mouse’s ear. Have a great day.

[@ballesterosgorge8537]

Great Morning!

[@bellringer4515]

You are absolutely right about your thoughts you shared with us about "teacher's should be armed". I have a 7 year old daughter and i would feel 100% better knowing her teacher is armed with a p365 and extra magazines with a rifle and shotgun in her file cabinet. Anyone to think otherwise just baffles me and i will never understand why people think their children should not be protected when they are at school.

[@RickyJr46]

Recently, a friend was going through the local airport TSA with several vintage handgun stocks in his carry-on bag. He told the X-ray operator what they were, and the operator said that wasn't a problem. What made that a problem was a supervisor who stepped in. "No gun parts!", declared the old gargoyle. No amount of discussion would change her mind that old pieces of wood met the strict definition of "gun parts", even though she is allowed to use discretion in such cases. My buddy very nearly missed his flight when this stuff had to become checked baggage. Coincidentally, The Gargoyle's face could be shown next to the word "miserable" in the Funk & Wagnalls - who'da thunk it?

[@brucethomas6296]

Good morning ! From Missouri

[@tomemery3916]

Good morning, everyone! I like my 32 Winchester model 94! How about a video on the above rifle sometime!

[@factsnotfeelingssendit5961]

I have that rifle pre 64. Got it at a garage sale 30 years ago. 85.00. ejects from the top.

[@ronaldsloan5235]

Hickok 45 for President

[@Scott-w4k5c]

The minimum penalty for having just one bullet is 12 years in prison. They used to just fine you. I don’t want to go to Turks & Caico.

[@hickok45]

What a ridiculous place.

[@Lukas_Jackson]

Great rifle!❤ So claasic, with soul

[@lightningscott5624]

Sunday Shoot around!!

[@ShermanRagland]

Yes! Luv a good lever gun.

[@davemeshamsr6000]

Ya I hear you about the bike riding…I see your point… I took a ride yesterday of about 100 miles just through the New England countryside on back roads and was very enjoyable, relaxing, and calming morning

[@WilliamLogan-hv6uj]

And God bless you and your family

[@Jamwcjconn]

Good morning Tennessee and Everyone

[@RickyJr46]

Distrusting those who would disarm the citizenry doesn't make you a bad person, it makes you someone cognizant of history.

[@jackmoorow1958]

I love that 1886 one! 👍❤

[@CarbonGlassMan]

Anyway wanting to remember the Sunday shoot-a-round eppisode where Hickok45 talked about armed teachers, it's #227. Just remember the old show 227 with the ladies in the apartment building.

[@edwoll]

Imagine how many bears and moose fell victim to that rifle while used in Alaska.

[@PalKrammer]

Dear Hickok45, what noble creature gave its life to grace your shooting table with its hide? It provides an excellent and attractive covering when you display your firearms.

[@hickok45]

A beautiful cow in Brazil.

[@jamessolberg5155]

According to ChatGPT, yes, several countries besides the USA have a firearms culture, although it might not be as widespread or deeply ingrained as in the United States. Some examples include: Switzerland, Canada, Finland, Norway, Sweden (my country of ancestry), New Zealand.

[@zippitydoodah5693]

I do miss Paul Harrell. Greatly. Thank you for intro.

[@rbhoward9123]

Thanks for the Paul Harrell shout out

[@georgehill99]

Good morning from Florence, Texas

[@dianetbailey9185]

Good morning Hickok!

[@jasonkoestner4630]

My pedersoli 1886 26 inch rounded barrel never Had a problem 😮

[@davemeshamsr6000]

Enjoy your posts and your ramblings(a good thing) in your Sunday Shoot a round..thnx

[@therealhawkeyeii7888]

Back in the late 1990s, on my way back from an elk hunt in the Colorado Rockies, I accidentally had five rounds of .270 Winchester in an inside vest pocket of a jacket that was in my carry on bag. They saw it on the X-Ray, and kept looking and looking. Finally I asked them what they were looking at, and they showed me. Apologetically, I admitted to the mistake, and they just confiscated it and let me board the plane, no problem. Everyone was friendly.

[@alankordzikowski7670]

In a world where you can’t always control what happens, you need to control what you can. Arming teachers is the thing we can control, because you will never be able to control someone with ill-will. I think at the Principal level, it is their responsibility to ensure a safe learning environment for students and staff. The Principal should carry a concealed firearm, and maybe even have a little more firepower like a shotgun in a well-locked cabinet. In conjunction with a school resource officer they are the first line of defense. As they roam the halls throughout the day. Selectively, and discreetly arming teachers is the next level of defense. Maybe it’s the History teacher down the hall, or the gym teacher. Those types of individuals are armed to protect the part of the school they’re in. But selective group, only known to the principal, the school resource officer, and other key staff. They could hold a wing of the school until Police arrive. People think schools should be like they were in 1950. Well they can’t. Airports aren’t like they were in 1950 since 9/11. Hardening defenses is key.

[@Quakeboy02]

I have news for those people who think teachers didn't have guns in the 1950s: they did. And a lot of them didn't even give a second thought about bringing them to school. For that matter, many of the students who had their own truck had a gun or two on the rack on their rear window.

[@WilliamLogan-hv6uj]

One more thing Hickok 45 I like you shooting the gong with the model 29 and the 45-70 and the python

[@gizzyguzzi]

We don't need to arm teachers. We need to stop DISARMING teachers!

[@eb1684]

Once word gets out that teachers are armed the shootings will stop automatically like magic.

[@grover138]

I also wish that approved citizens that do not have a military/LE background could assist the existing SRO after completing the same training requirements demanded of teachers.

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

The sentiment is good. But don't you kind of run the risk of having too many cooks in the kitchen? And lately it's the World outside the classroom that's more dangerous.

[@mooslionheart]

The Swiss have had next to no shootings and have no gun laws. Besides compulsory military duty for 18 year old men and women they are required to store their fully automatic military service weapon at home with a quantity of ammo upon discharge. The Swiss have maintained their neutrality not because they have an army … because they are an army. Some of their largest sporting events nationwide are shooting competitions!🦊

[@RickyJr46]

Swiss citizens should evict the WEF.

[@GeraldMeurer-ef7yv]

Good Sunday Morning

[@nickma71]

What a beauty.

[@pappykhurmi6070]

ਬਹੁਤ ਵਧੀਆ ਜੀ

[@RickyJr46]

ਦੂਰੋਂ ਦੋਸਤੋ, ਸੁਆਗਤ ਹੈ!

[@john.dcollins5792]

I am they CURATOR OF THIS BABY, !!!!!!!🤙😎

[@martinstoffel3580]

I drove a school bus after I retired for ten years. ITryed to get the school to have a plan , a code word in case something wert down. But they were not interested .

[@drivesideways6550]

I agree with arming Teachers. My wife is a Teacher and works in a bad area. The school is on lockdown when something bad happens in the neighborhood. Not all teachers would be able to do that, my wife included. But I would feel safer if there were teachers who could and were close by. It seems the shooter lingers in the media forever and is continually brought up by the anti gun, second Amendment critics, yet law abiding citizens, and heroic actions of people like Elisjsha Dicken are briefly mentioned and forgotten. Bad guys will always find a way to get guns and don't care about what the law is. It's only the law abiding citizens these laws affect.

[@newtquick1757]

Morning Hickok

[@igorkuzmenkin8447]

Любимая пушка Гойко Митича:))))💪💪

[@АлександрБалаев-я9э]

У него была под револьверный патрон, но никак не под 45-70

[@igorkuzmenkin8447]

@@АлександрБалаев-я9э САГЛАСЕН)))))))

[@markall8641]

They made a 227 also it was a p220 in 45acp that held 10rds instead of the 8 the 220 held with a grip change

[@66nolan]

Great channel

[@WiltonakaBearJeter111]

I had a rifle just like it mine was made in 1887 , good deer rifle.

[@kevinhurley7021]

love the 45-70

[@uh60ce1]

I was wondering how long that moth was gonna hang out😂

[@frankedgar6694]

I’m a retired high school teacher. Seeing the title and the lever action made me think of my Henry Golden Boy. Having a rifle that won’t over penetrate would be good in panicked halls. Being a bit less lethal would be nice too.

[@frankedgar6694]

Would you rather be like Uvalde, where law enforcement waited outside or would you rather be like my home town where teachers are going to be taking care of business?

[@PresMonroe]

For those interested…music was by Aussie Steve Lee….

[@larcombs]

God bless you and your family Mr. Hickok , our local wal-mart has that cartridge.

[@paulthomas2337]

I used to own a 38:55 Winchester passed down by my father. Wanted to buy new shells for it but could not find any. Local gunsmith told me to shoot a box of 30:30 shells which are a little shorter but after firing the rifle the shells swelled up to the proper size. The gunsmith then reloaded my shells and I was as happy as a lark on a bright spring sunny morning. PLEASE SHOW MW ANORHER 38:55 PLEASE......

[@jameshunter709]

That's An Oldie But Goody Right There !! 😂

[@Klendathu_Hotdrop]

I love the smell of Ballistol in the morning

[@jasonkoestner4630]

Smoothest action I ever have. A pure joy straight stock 8.5 pounds no tang saftey or rebounding hammer just a half cock safety the way they are supposed to be