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Gotta give you that one, man.When it’s internet weirdos that never trained together vs a group that trains all the time, I’d say at the very least it’s hilarious.
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Gotta give you that one, man.When it’s internet weirdos that never trained together vs a group that trains all the time, I’d say at the very least it’s hilarious.
I’ll also take rifle sights or ghost rings over a bead because they give me the option of using more sight information or less sight information depending on target size and distance. Using either with both eyes open is the same as using a bead. So much fuddlore surrounding this shit.
1: Spinner targets are gimmicks and gayThe entire series of these is called “Spinner Challenge”. We open the video talking about that. Most of the dialogue is about engaging the spinner and the circumstances I’ve engaged them under at matches. You’re fixating on one sentence out of the entire video. People regularly say red dots on shotguns are a disadvantage or slower. Those people are full of shit
Bead sights whether on double or a single barrel are not good enough to reliably hit a spinner at 50 yards with a shotgun. The plates are 8” and 10” across. A man sized target at 50 yards, sure I’ve done that. I’ve never seen anyone reliably rotate spinners with bead sights with slugs.
I’ll also take rifle sights or ghost rings over a bead because they give me the option of using more sight information or less sight information depending on target size and distance. Using either with both eyes open is the same as using a bead. So much fuddlore surrounding this shit.
1: Spinner targets are gimmicks and gay
2: Why are you trying to hit a spinner at 50 yards with a shotgun? Why are other people trying to hit spinners at 50 yards with shotguns? Why would you reliably want to do that? Dumb.
3: "Using either with both eyes open is the same as using a bead" ???????
I actually agree that it's an odd comparison, as a double-barrel seems like it could complicate that. More on that later.They perform this test in the fucking stupidest way possible by comparing a sxs firing slugs against a pump gun with a red dot at 50 yards against a spinner target.
Did he? I only looked at the video, the conclusion he makes is that a decent optic will be better for shooting slugs, I didn't hear him say beads are obsolete or not useful.Karl literally says people who say irons (a bead in this case) on shotguns are wrong.
Coming back from that first point. Now, I don't have that much experience with shotguns, particularly with slugs, (so please correct me if I'm making dumb assumptions here) but I know that double-barreled guns need to have their barrels regulated together for point of impact to be practical, and that this gets to be really expensive when it comes to rifle barrels which have to exhibit a lot more precision than smooth bores slinging shot.You developed a nonsensical test. If the point was just to fuck around, that’s awesome, but Karl is trying to pass this off as empirical data when it isn’t. The fact that, of course a sxs would inherently be far less accurate than a pump gun, is never brought up by either of you in the video and you’re only downplaying it now after everyone has brought it up, because of-fucking-course it had an affect on the results.
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>obviously misses to the left when firing the left barrel
>obviously missses to the right when firing the right barrel
>”I know how to pattern this shotgun, it being a SxS has nothing to do with it!”
Good to hear, as long as it can be published. Hell, there's probably a Part 2 in the making because of current events even. Hopefully Ian can mend things with Popenker at some point, but it's probably going to be quite a while until that even comes on the table.Looks like the Azov book Ian had to pull has found a publisher.
For sport?2: Why are you trying to hit a spinner at 50 yards with a shotgun? Why are other people trying to hit spinners at 50 yards with shotguns? Why would you reliably want to do that? Dumb.
There's a few layers to it, and knowing shotguns will reveal why this experiment was performed even more pants-on-head; the barrels of a doublegun are regulated to fire shot at roughly the same point at a specific distance. Shot, mind you. The problem for different projectiles being introduced are deviations in the barrels on both planes(x, y) that will then impact the presumed accuracy of a slug through the now-bent tube, to bring in minor hyperbole. Double rifles on the cheaper end are notorious for poor regulation, one barrel shoots high and one shoots low, some have tensioners for left/right but not much else and they share a single sighting system. Very bad for precision.but I know that double-barreled guns need to have their barrels regulated together for point of impact to be practical, and that this gets to be really expensive when it comes to rifle barrels which have to exhibit a lot more precision than smooth bores slinging shot.
Talk about bad timing. If he had waited a month it would have been featured as a NYT best seller. Slav nazis are good nazis now.Looks like the Azov book Ian had to pull has found a publisher.
Karl getting tired of his fans thanking Ian for the content...
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Yes Karl, the NS regiment that has Pagan rituals and has idols to Odin and Perun on their military bases are totally Christian nationalists broski!From the replies, Karl demonstrating his butthurt towards the evil Christians.
I think he's talking about the book publisher.Yes Karl, the NS regiment that has Pagan rituals and has idols to Odin and Perun on their military bases are totally Christian nationalists broski!
Man, these guys really look like /pol/ if /pol/ had a publishing house. Phew. I feel my VPN provider is on a watchlist now.I think he's talking about the book publisher.
For example:
https://antelopehillpublishing.com/product/faith-and-heritage-a-christian-nationalist-anthology/
Man, these guys really look like /pol/ if /pol/ had a publishing house. Phew. I feel my VPN provider is on a watchlist now.
Maybe, but one must always remember that bigots have dollars too, and somebody is going to take them.Probably FBI dark money keeping them in business, just like Martinet Press.
Antelope Hill is the primary publisher for samizdat books in the US these days. They take on anything that gets a lot of heat and seems interesting.Maybe, but one must always remember that bigots have dollars too, and somebody is going to take them.