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SmokeyMcRunFast said:
And that is why people are fine with Ian and hate Karl.

I don’t mind Ian as I think he has done more to preserve historical guns in this generation then anyone else. Just by getting the information out there people are more likely to realize what they have and not chuck it at a gun sale. He says quiet on the political front as he is an archivist not and activist.

Karl wants to talk wade into politics yet can’t be bothers to talk about political gun issues.
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Ian also makes hands down better content than Karl and that helps a lot.
 
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S.C.U.D. said:
Ian also makes hands down better content than Karl and that helps a lot.
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It also makes Karl's laziness & utter lack of production values more glaring; one would think that at least some of Ian's consistency would've worn off on him by osmosis, but he can't manage even that.
But then again... I also can't imagine Karl practicing his delivery to put even a little polish on his topical turds, or using anything other than first takes.

In watching both of Ian's streams with his dad, it's easy to spot him as a chip off the block; so it really makes me wonder about Karl's father... or a lack thereof, since his petulance shrieks of daddy issues.

I know Karl's mentioned his dad before, but all I can remember is it was a fairly oblique comment in response to Q&A questions about his Scandinavian heritage.
 
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Pocket Dragoon said:
It also makes Karl's laziness & utter lack of production values more glaring; one would think that at least some of Ian's consistency would've worn off on him by osmosis, but he can't manage even that.
But then again... I also can't imagine Karl practicing his delivery to put even a little polish on his topical turds, or using anything other than first takes.

In watching both of Ian's streams with his dad, it's easy to spot him as a chip off the block; so it really makes me wonder about Karl's father... or a lack thereof, since his petulance shrieks of daddy issues.

I know Karl's mentioned his dad before, but all I can remember is it was a fairly oblique comment in response to Q&A questions about his Scandinavian heritage.
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The vast majority of these adult aged leftist-mongoloids have severe daddy-issues in one form or another. Or were simply abused as children...

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InRange Q&A #1: Bullpups, G43 vs StG44, Optics, and More!

This was our first Q&A, originally posted on Full30, now also on YouTube.http://www.patreon.com/inrangetvIt's that Q&A time of the month, so Karl and Ian are...
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Per the first inrangetv Q&A we get a little insight into Karl's lack of a father....

Karl: What's the first question

Ian: Alright so our first question is from Alex who says: "I honestly would like to hear how you both got into firearms what was it that drew you into the sport or hobby and what are some ideas from the past that you would like to see make a resurgence in today's firearms in gear."

Karl: Okay

Ian: So Karl how did you, you, I've actually never asked you this, how did you get into this?

Karl: Yeah you know it's funny so, so it wasn't like my family had a tradition of firearms or shooting or anything like that I had a um, my niece, her husband was in was into it and um, I was a kid I was like I don't know 15 14 something like that and I didn't have a Dad because he, he was gone, so he wanted uh, to kind of just be um, a "father figure" of sorts and he took me out shooting so first thing he did he took me out shooting trap I think was with 20-gauge and it was fun it was knocking down those birds it was exciting and that was a good time and then he took me out a couple times to go um do some rifle shooting which was not anyway instructional it was more just fun um it was at a proper range but it wasn't something where I learned a lot from but that was why I was 15 years old.

Ian: Okay

Karl: He actually got killed in a car accident and so that was the end of that so but when I turned 18 that bug had bit me.
 
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XM193 said:
The vast majority of these adult aged leftist-mongoloids have severe daddy-issues in one form or another. Or were simply abused as children...

www.youtube.com

InRange Q&A #1: Bullpups, G43 vs StG44, Optics, and More!

This was our first Q&A, originally posted on Full30, now also on YouTube.http://www.patreon.com/inrangetvIt's that Q&A time of the month, so Karl and Ian are...
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
Per the first inrangetv Q&A we get a little insight into Karl's lack of a father....

Karl: What's the first question

Ian: Alright so our first question is from Alex who says: "I honestly would like to hear how you both got into firearms what was it that drew you into the sport or hobby and what are some ideas from the past that you would like to see make a resurgence in today's firearms in gear."

Karl: Okay

Ian: So Karl how did you, you, I've actually never asked you this, how did you get into this?

Karl: Yeah you know it's funny so, so it wasn't like my family had a tradition of firearms or shooting or anything like that I had a um, my niece, her husband was in was into it and um, I was a kid I was like I don't know 15 14 something like that and I didn't have a Dad because he, he was gone, so he wanted uh, to kind of just be um, a "father figure" of sorts and he took me out shooting so first thing he did he took me out shooting trap I think was with 20-gauge and it was fun it was knocking down those birds it was exciting and that was a good time and then he took me out a couple times to go um do some rifle shooting which was not anyway instructional it was more just fun um it was at a proper range but it wasn't something where I learned a lot from but that was why I was 15 years old.

Ian: Okay

Karl: He actually got killed in a car accident and so that was the end of that so but when I turned 18 that bug had bit me.
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Well now I just feel kind of bad for Karl.
 
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Corn Flakes said:
Despite the memes, the man is pretty low-key. His reaction to performing a dual-wielded Stechkin magdump was a gremlin laugh and a quip.
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I remember one of the C&Rsenal Q&As where it was mentioned Othias just wanted to hug everyone and talk to them for hours while Ian doesn't really like interacting with randos. Ian is definitely on the spectrum to some extent.
 
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I remember one of the C&Rsenal Q&As where it was mentioned Othias just wanted to hug everyone and talk to them for hours while Ian doesn't really like interacting with randos. Ian is definitely on the spectrum to some extent.
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He's a more eccentric Burt Gummer, survival shack in the wilderness and all, and his fans are all neckbeards. I wouldn't want to hug them either.
 
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ForgottenUserName said:
I remember one of the C&Rsenal Q&As where it was mentioned Othias just wanted to hug everyone and talk to them for hours while Ian doesn't really like interacting with randos. Ian is definitely on the spectrum to some extent.
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He admitted that when he gets into something he really gets into it. He's high-functioning, sure, but between that and his degree in engineering, he's definitely on the spectrum.

Why else would you write large, lovingly-researched books on guns no one really cared about before you started talking about them?
 
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and what would your solution to the problem have been, karl?
charles h burke sounds like a p. cool dude, who thought that injuns were just as good as whites and were just lacking education

it really is damned if you do, damned if you dont with these people.. if they didn't try to educate and give literal tribals skills, Karls of today would be whining about the weaponized educational neglect committed against the red man

Corn Flakes said:
He admitted that when he gets into something he really gets into it. He's high-functioning, sure, but between that and his degree in engineering, he's definitely on the spectrum.
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to be clear, he has an engineering technologies associates degree. everyone likes to call things autistic / spectrum these days when in reality it is perfectly normal to be heavily introverted and/or extremely passionate about your hobbies.

i blame it on modern culture's obsession with medical diagosis and accompanying progressive stack.
 
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Blasterisk said:
Ian's FAMAS video was shot on his own PCC range, so he's not travelling the seven seas and got his trigger time in his own backyard.
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Which Karl used to frequent; it's not like they aren't essentially neighbors, and we've heard him providing background commentary on many of Ian's backyard videos.

Lunacy maybe, but not compared to his past participation; if Karl's not been banished, then he's at least been instructed to keep quiet while working the camera.... which I don't think Karl would take too kindly.
 
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Pocket Dragoon said:
Which Karl used to frequent; it's not like they aren't essentially neighbors, and we've heard him providing background commentary on many of Ian's backyard videos.

Lunacy maybe, but not compared to his past participation; if Karl's not been banished, then he's at least been instructed to keep quiet while working the camera.... which I don't think Karl would take too kindly.
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Ian also seems to have a female cameraman at the range sometimes. I don't know if he gets his wife to help with footage sometimes, or if it's just one or more friends from the gun range he gets match footage from.
 
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