Wranglerstar is a bit cringe, but I'll never hate him simply because he makes leftists faggot redditors seethe so hard.
Brandon is still under the belief that you can convince these people to join us/leave us alone. He doesn't understand that without victory, there can be no peace.
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As other have mentioned, Ian has a large audience of Europeans and other people who who think of firearms in relation to their other nerdy hobbies rather than the purpose of the 2nd Amendment.
I think you're giving Brandon a little too much credit. He's in it to grow his brand, and while he might be ignorant of a person's nature he knows they can help boost his popularity. Him paling around with politicans like Crenshaw is evidence of this.
99% certain that yes, it is possible. Rip out the control chip, replace it with something like an ATtiny85. That's assuming there isn't a way to just make it fire mechanically without the electronics.
That's very negligent of them to have not described the incident closer to when it happened, it's a huge learning experience to describe how the round got set off internally by way of rapid compression.
they specifically refused to name the gun and manufacturer in the original video. IIRC, they were doing their lever gun what if series and had recieved a sample from Henry.
They refused to state the gun, manufacturer, and what happened. I'm not accusing anyone but I would not be surprised if they believed mentioning that specific incident would have sunk the project, though they seem to have done that anyway.
Australians are weirdly obsessed with American gun laws for some reason. Visit the national subreddit for Australia? Several of the top most upvoted posts of all time are about how great their gun laws are. Remember Newgrounds? The most popular Australian animation on that site is about making fun of America's gun laws. Are you an Australian comedian? Then the main focus of your material will inevitably be about how absurd America's gun laws seem to you. It's this bizarre, nation-wide obsession with something that, quite frankly, is none of their fucking business, and I say that as someone who enjoys making fun of America myself. If Americans are obsessed with guns, then Australians are obsessed with how Americans are obsessed with guns.
Jealousy is a poor color on Australians, I guess.
It seems infectious too, the Guy who made the Virginia Tech Shooting game moved to Aussie land sometime after and then made a game about Sandy Hook which had a part towards the end about how good Australias gun laws are and how dumb America is.
At this point it's best to consider Brandon as useful to gun owning advocacy as the NRA.
I've always maintained that Australia is what you get if you combine the worst aspects of the US and Britain into one country. The soulless, car-centric suburbia and lack of real binding culture and identity of the US, combined with the overbearing nanny state and the smarmy, arrogant, "our shit doesn't stink" attitude of Britain? Fucking pass.
"at this point"
Bills bro, got to pay them.
I think I remember that Sandy Hook game. It was the one with a really sketchy loose art style, and the second stage is where you get a katana and it's actually way more effective than the gun they give you in the first stage since the kids run right into you and you can slash them more easily than aiming the gun. Good times.
They're basically turbo Canada.
Aussies suffer from a lesser version of what I call "Canada Syndrome". Basically, the entire Anglosphere all come from the same roots but America is the cool badass brother that everyone knows about and so the rest of the Anglosphere fulfills the role of the disappointed parents (The UK but especially England) and the jealous siblings who desperately want mommy and daddy's approval (Canada and Australia) by making it known that they disapprove of the black sheep of the family (America). Their entire identity, therefore, becomes a matter of "Look how we totally aren't America you guys!"
He doesn't really have much choice. He's running out of guns to cover, the final frontier was Russia but now for obvious reasons that's probably never going to happen. Everything else has either been covered or is so incredibly rare as to be basically nonexistent.
I don't have a problem with shilling med training, if you shoot regularly you should at least take a stop the bleed class.
If you buy a gun from nu-sig then you deserve a piece of shit, simple as.
Eh, shilling is almost mandatory at this point to becoming a youtuber especially Ian who likely has a lot of expenses that come with it, i doubt every Museum and Auction house he goes to pays for his flights and his accommodations. At least he shills fairly practical and useful things and not some horse shit like manscaped or raycons.
