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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17791663 > [Highlight 06:40] Testing The Assassination Attempt of Donald Trump [16:42 | JUL 20 24 | Brandon Herrera] > > >Today we use ballistic data and high speed imagery to put to be some of the myths and conspiracy theories around the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. > > >Thank you to EuroOptic for helping us make this video happen in such short of a time! > > >Thanks to SDI!
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17700249 > cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17699965 > > > >I use this channel to post repair videos from *Rossmann Repair Group Inc* > > > > >I also discuss random things of interest to me. This is, and always will be, my personal variety show. > > > > >I teach Macbook component level logic board repair from a common sense, everyman's perspective. I try to make it seem viable, and entertaining. I also go over business concepts & philosophy that will be important to running & maintaining a sustainable, profitable business. > > > > --- > > > > >Summary > > >1. The speaker expresses frustration with YouTube's decisions, feeling that the platform does not focus on improving the experience for content creators that viewers want to see. > > >1. They mention a specific content creator who provides responsible firearm use and ownership content, which they believe is valuable. > > >1. The speaker criticizes YouTube's new firearm policy, which could potentially lead to the removal of a significant portion of creators' content. > > >1. They argue that YouTube should support and promote responsible firearm content instead of unfairly targeting it. > > >1. The speaker discusses the issue of media companies not effectively moderating their comment sections, contrasting their own lack of resources with the financial capabilities of larger companies like ABC and CBS. > > >1. The speaker criticizes YouTube for focusing on certain issues like firearm ownership instead of addressing persistent problems like sex bots and scamming ads. > > >1. They emphasize the importance of finding ways to navigate these issues in the current digital landscape. > > >1. The speaker expresses frustration about being scammed by someone named Mr. Roberts, who was recommended for investment. > > >1. They question the motives behind certain policies on a website and express annoyance at the lack of viewership despite spending time editing videos. > > >1. The speaker also mentions a comparison between Google's Anti-Trust lawyers and lawyers who do not understand an API.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17699974 > >About: WELCOME to HICKOK45 ! You're at a drama-free, "family-friendly" shooting channel! Please see the short FAQ Videos before asking questions. My son and I do shooting videos of all sorts: Occasionally, a silly shooting video might pop up; sorry if you're "sense-of-humor challenged." Life is short. :-) > > >We will try to keep you informed, but please make certain you are subscribed to our other two channels. See the links below.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17672431 > Correct me if I am wrong; it seems to be the one below: > > https://www.beretta.com/en-us/product/21a-bobcat-kale-slushy-FA0033
Apologies if it does not fit the community.
Skinner sight, custom holster from Ted Blocker Holsters in Tigard, OR. https://tedblockerholsters.com/
Since there's no new posts right now, I'll start with a review of two vendors I recently interacted with. First off, I'm basically throwing out all my holsters and going full on with Remora Holsters for my EDC. My situation is that I conceal carry one of two Sigs, a P220 Compact and a P238, depending on what I'm wearing and the situation. I've gone with Remora for my pocket holster and IWB for the P238 for about three years now, and was overall very happy with it. I had some work done on my P220, and I'll be able to carry that again. I just got a Remora OWB for it, and was going to get an IWB for it. My current holster is an Uncle Mike's (yes, I know). It does the job fine, but the key thing I like is the retention strap as an added safety measure for securing the gun and for the hammer. The Remora IWB, though, doesn't have that, so I cancelled the order. A lot of research on what others said that this isn't an issue and Remoras hold great without it, but I *still* didn't feel too comfortable with doing IWB on this one. (I know, I do IWB with the P238, but that's a much, much smaller and thinner gun than the P220. It's much easier to control and conceal. I feel fine doing IWB strong side with it without a retention strap) I let the owner know that I love his holsters, but I couldn't pull the trigger so to speak on the IWB without a strap option. He said he'd be able to add one no charge! Both should be here in a couple of weeks. Second, I had Arizona Response Systems refinish my P220 with their Metacol system. I carried that for years in the Texas heat, so it's gotten pretty beat up. Metacol is not quite like parkerizing. The details are on their page, but it's not a paint. It's a "solid-film lubricant." It took a while longer than what was expected, partly because the particular P220 is a limited run Sig did about 8 years ago (Compact SAO), so some of it presented new problems for them. Holy crap, was it worth it. It's *beautiful*. It looks like a brand new gun right now. More impressively, the finish delivers on its claim that it's a lubricant. The cycling is so much smoother. It feels softer and is quieter. Oh my God, it's incredible. If you research ARS, you'll find that the owner has a "reputation", but people say he does fantastic work. I can vouch for the later. Can't say much about the former, but I basically decided going into this that I wasn't going to poke the bear and just let him do his work. So, yes. First post here on c/guns post here on Lemmy - A+ for ARS and Remora for their work.