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0:00 intro 0:42 Amon B Blackpowder firearm for someone starting out 5:33 Zee Push-pull-sling versus cheek shooting / Jerek M What does the cheek pistol accomplish that push-pull-sling doesn't? 9:50 Alex knife in Brutality division 12:09 Falling Steel Phone upgrade and caseless phone life expectancy 13:46 Patrick J "Practice For" server 14:59 Tim K Conflict or story for another "Band of Brothers" like series 16:47 Dol Binowski No knocking knob on the Mauser 98 18:37 Joe S One change to humanity 19:24 Patrick T Exposed hammer pump shotguns 20:31 Bones 870 Second Amendment vs religious opinions 23:32 Kyle P Favourite challenging choice of gun for competition 24:29 Jordan W Muzzle-loading competitions 25:52 Isaac G 50-grain varmint / predator hollow points for self defence 28:04 E Germy M1 Carbine vs short AR-15 in .30 Carbine 29:16 Henry S Two-man Brutality event 30:20 Kevin B Food of New Orleans or of the Southwest 31:17 QE57 Getting more accepting of designs 32:52 Adam N Rain in the desert 33:29 Lord Bacon Norwegian family recipes 34:44 Seph G Springfield Hellion vs DesertTech MDR 35:12 Armstrong Arms K.D. Arms lawsuit 38:10 Matthew J DMR / PCC division at Brutality 38:42 Charles LPVO for defensive rifle and competition gun 41:46 outro
I'd like the record to show that I asked for favorite challenging weapon not this fancy shmancy 'favourite' nonsense! Lol thanks for making this guide all kidding aside though
Karl, the opinions you showcase and how you conduct yourself in your videos is the reason you are one of the few firearms content creators I can still stand to watch, Thank you for not following the majority opinions of the community.
2 things: 1st I think the cheek pistol concept has more merit, definitely not for shooting from the ground or from barriers, but vs a standard pistol offers greater accuracy, smaller overall shooting stance but with a bulkier weapon, and if someone tries to design a pistol specifically for that application, it could be better! (Downward or Forward ejection) and the guy who came up with the technique was able to perform under the clock against standard shotguns with his pistol grip shotgun technique and win doing it! 2ndly I appreciate you discussing being a minority in the 2nd Amendment community, it's something I can relate to! I come from a Sikh family I'm not religious so I don't wear a turban and have been interested in firearms since childhood, got my 1st around the age of 20 and am in my 40's now... When my younger cousin (who is a practicing Sikh and wears a turban) showed interest in firearms, I thought I'd like to be an ambassador to the sport/hobby and took him a gun shop I'd send an hour or 2 just browsing around without any issues for years, but the visit with him wasn't like all the others I've had went I went alone, it's kinda hard to explain, but the "energy" was off from the other customers, the staff were all respectful and professional, but about 20-30 mins into our visit we looked at each other and said maybe we should leave before anyone does something stupid, we weren't causing a scene or acting inappropriately, just looking around and getting "mean mugged" by customers who we weren't interacting with, I was saddened by the experience, but just wanted to say you should stick up for your beliefs, but wise enough to know not to be present at a place people might be armed and see you as the "enemy" (we're both US citizens, no criminal history, he works as an advocate for the elderly etc)... I got him to buy a WWSD rifle tho! Lol I'd buy one but financial and health issues have prevented me from getting it, hope you all beat the BS case against the WWSD so I could get one in the future! Best of luck!
Timestamps: 0:42 Aman B - Blackpowder Firearm for people starting out? 5:33 Z & Jared M - 2 Cheekpistol concept questions 9:50 Alex - Brutality Stages using Knife 12:10 Falling Steel - How often do you update phnoes and how thrilling is caseless life? 13:46 Patrick J - Practice score (?) on privately hosted server 14:59 Tim K - What conflict or person would you like to see Band of Brothers style miniseries about? 16:47 - Dalbenowski (?) - Cocking knobs on bolt action rifles 18:37 Joe S - One change to humans what would it be and why? 19:24 Patrick T - Why no more exposed hammer pumped shotguns? 20:31 Bones 8-70 - How do you handle being a 2a advocate without sharing religious or political opinions of majority of gun owners? 23:32 Kyle P - Favourite challenging choice of a gun for competition and why? 24:29 Jordan W - Muzzleloading competitions static and/or slow, how to make more exciting? 25:52 Isaac G - 50gr varmint predator (?) hollowpoints viable selfdefence round? 28:04 E-germy (??) - Would M1 carbine have any advantages over short AR15 chambered in .30 carbine? 29:16 Henry S - Two man brutality event like Tiger Valley? 30:20 Kevin B - Food of New Orleans or Southwest and why? 31:18 Kiwi57 - What firearm or system you were original critical of have you now accepted or even embraced? 32:52 Adam N - What is your favourite thing about rain in the desert? 33:29 Lord Bacon - As a norwegian-american would you be willing to share some of your favourite family recipes with us? 34:45 Seth G - Springfield Hellion vs DesertTech MDR (longer answer three questions up) 35:12 Armstrong Arms - Has the frivolous lawsuit against you and KE Arms affected your life or outlook in any meaningful degree? 38:10 Matthew J - Chances of DMR/PCC division at future brutality event? 38:42 Charles - Opinion on LPVO, tactical vs competition?
Thanks for your thoughtful answer. I'm a 52 year old punk rocker, I've been swimming upstream since I was 12! I've always rooted for the underdog and have empathy and compassion for others as well. I spent 23 years in the military maintaining that aspect as well, while it wasn't always easy, I felt there was no other way and I maintained the respect of my peers for it. Keep up the great content and see you at DB22
Thank you again, Karl. One of the best Q&A’s I remember. You’re not the only person out there caught by being a Pro 2a advocate and more moderate or even socially liberal in some beliefs. There’s lots of us Brother.
There's A LOT of us liberal-ish pro 2A advocates in this country, the difference is we aren't a bunch of insecure chuds that can't help themselves but scream and throw tantrums about our gundicks.
I'd love to see your family recipes just out of curiosity if nothing else. And thanks for continuing to create informative content at this difficult time.
The Swedish mauser 96 has a cocking piece and is the only 'true' mauser that has one to my knowledge. The 1903 springfield has a cocking piece likely because the Krag has one. By the way the 1903 spring is not a '93 mauser, but borrows a lot from mauser designs. The 03 has a third locking lug that serves as an additional failsafe in case a high pressure event shears the first two lugs. The '93 does not have such a lug. So I would called the 03 a modified small ring 98. Where it deviates from mauser such as a cone breech and cocking piece were likely bad choices. The mexicans made a true small ring '98 in 7x57. For US the krag is a design initially of the very early 1890's and adopted in 1892 and I am guessing the priming of this early smokeless cartridge sometimes misfired is the reason for the cocking piece on the bolt.
I live in Massachusetts (born and raised, we all have our blind spots) and being a ban State the MDR and the hellion are both very appealing options. I personally have a hellion and I do not feel outgunned when I am at the range. Add to that that even the most budget AR costs 2K Plus for a pre-ban, and the math starts to sway heavily in favor of the bullpup.
Kudos on the topic about being true to yourself... A lot of primitive competitions have a stage called the Seneca run. Imagine a biathlon scaled down to a 300 meter race, loading from the pouch. Not impossible but i wouldn't exactly call it static. Excellent content as always. 👍
My $0.02 about the M1 Carbine vs. the AR15: the M1 Carbine may have _one_ advantage--legality and availability depending on one's particular municipality or area. There are some areas in which the AR15 and similar platforms may be banned by law, but the M1 Carbine is legally permissible for civilian shooters to own. In that case, the M1 Carbine you can own is better than the AR15 which you cannot get! This also applies if you live in an area where firearms laws are in flux, and you are potentially concerned about your current weapons suddenly becoming illegal overnight. Or if you inherited an M1 Carbine, but cannot afford to buy a new AR15, then again, the M1 in your closet is better than the AR15 on the shelf at your local gun store. But other than those rather obvious, rare, and highly specific cases, if you have ready access to *both* the AR15 and M1 Carbine, there's no question that the AR is the superior defensive rifle any day out of the week.
Might i add one … apartment dwellers who are concerned with over penetration because don’t care what 5.56 you are using you are going to get through and throughs and the .30 carbine just by it’s nature will have less leftover energy pair that with a modern self defense round for the old carbine and sounds like a better choice in those parameters
Thanks for your answers! The whole stockless-firearms thing always feels a bit contrived except in extremely specific circumstances. The only ones I can think of are concealing something like an SMG on one's person for VIP security, or a vehicle-based security service. Most people on the internet don't fall into those categories! Probably people overthinking how to make their "pistols" effective without applying for a Form-1.
At Karl your statement about the merits of being right are absolutely correct you have been a great source of strength and personal comfort in a world I don’t often agree with
On that last point I think it could be fun to do a target identification stage on a brutality event. Similar to the calculation stage, you flip 1 of 6 covered pictures and you shoot the targets with that visual ID. Although you’d probably have to work with paper targets and replace them often, which would such for the match design.
At 10ft out of a rifle 40 grains of 22LR might kill a person. Predator Varmint is 53 grains moving at 3,400fps. Even a really fast 22LR only moves at HALF that speed. Actors have died from blanks. Standing that close to 5.56mm is lethal.
Dwell not on the negatives of the system and evil-doers. Instead, think of the joy and the smile that crosses your lips when this spurious lawsuit is vanquished. Easier said than done, but a lot of us have supported you and KE Arms with our money, likes, shares and mental prayers.
Nordic Cuisine = Peasant's food from an area where readily available and affordable seasoning used to be sparse and fresh produce was not available for most of the year.
My first ever gun is a New Model Army brass frame made by Pietta. And let me tell ya, there's so many things to consider especially because it's brass frame. Ammo can be hard to find pending where you live, a lot of accessories to keep noted (i'm still looking for a powder scoop because Pyrodex doesn't put one in their containers) it's a hassle to load your powder measure without one making it 10 times longer to reload than usual. One cylinder takes me 10 minutes at the least. If I could go back in time I would've told myself to get the 1851 colt navy instead. Because a brass frame New Model army is only slightly cheaper than a steel frame 1851 at Cabelas.
Sorry to hear how the legal issues are affecting you, guessing all here wish you well and hope it is resolved in a favourable way as soon at possible, as we say across the pond (sometimes) chin up!
As a Norwegian about the food: Traditional food from here is boring. Norway was a poor country untill the 1970's so spices, fancy ingredients, and cooking skill were in short supply. Some of the fancy restaurants might serve neo-traditional food made with modern techniques, like microgastronomy or such. But most food you'd eat out would be some other nations cuisine.
Couldn’t agree more about the American “justice” system. Simply being involved in the legal process can be damaging. Regardless of innocence, guilt, or simply being related.
im on the same page. i think a short stock is always BETTER than sling or cheek. not only does a proper stock give more stability, it has better recoil redirection, it is healthier as it does not "shock" (or vibrate" ) your skull and the soft mass inside as much. and imho, it is faster to get the gun into position with a stock than with the cheek hold. for consealment: we've seen enough folding or telescoping stocks that there should be nearly no setup time nor "footprint" expansion for the gun.
I think that if brutality events ever got sooo popular that they filled up instantly (they already fill up quite well), with, granted, quite a bit of work on the match director side one could make a doubles rules set with a singles fall back so that you could essentially nearly double the shooter population/revenue without changing the length of the match meaningfully. I would understand if the work is too much to be worth it because it essentially doubles everything on the match director's plate. I hope brutality is successful enough long term to consider this as a possibility.
Hi Karl. Love your cheeky visual sense - Woooooohhhhhhhhhh😈😈. Are you an Artist - as in painter, sculptor, colour between the lines.......😱 You seem, at the very least, very Creative. Hope the LA Law crap is going your way.
I’d be interested in seeing some of your family’s recipes. We do lefse and lutefisk around the holidays. Lefse is great. Lutefisk is…culturally enlightening.
Anything you are calling fundamentally red-dot techniques (7:00ish), I bet would also work with guttersnipe sights. They're optimised for time to acquisition just like red dots. (I bet they're about the easiest sight type to 3D print, too.)
The bow/ crossbow suggestion sounds like it would be a disaster waiting to happen. At least sword/ machete/ knife etc would mainly only risk the user. With bows anyone is a potential victim
Bayonets may be obsolete, but at least they sit on the end of a rifle which people already know no to point in unsafe directions. I seem to recall some matches allowed bayoneting some targets?
What is your opinion of the S&W 1st Model Double Action? I haven't noticed you mentioning it in any videos but they seem to be a pretty good forgotten revolver.
Karl, I would imagine that many followers of InRange also watch Duelist1954. It is a great YT channel with a focus on the history and practical use of 18th & 19th century arms. Also I recently found a channel called "Papercartidges". It is a small channel but worthy of greater viewership. Not to poo poo InRange in any way, just that these channels do for 18th & 19th century black powder guns what InRange does for 20th & 21st century guns. Y'all enjoy.
The first thing you need to do when in a self defense situation in your home is hit the intruder bullet type does not matter if you can’t hit the person your shooting at.
Hey Karl, when’s the last time you went for Lutefisk? I’m still trying to figure out when the appropriate age is to introduce my daughters to the classic
My Dad used to always say that Lutefisk was what you ate to make everything else taste better, or what you served at a big family gathering to clear the place out a bit! My immediate family was good with very "ethnic" foods, but lutefisk was our "please don't tell me that's all that's on for dinner!" meal.
Less that people would prefer it over an SBR and more that they prefer it to dealing with NFA paperwork and paying extra. PS: I don't want to deal with the paperwork either but also don't use the cheek method either, I just stick to non NFA items and deal with it.
@@brettbaker5599 UK law is the other way up. AKM with a 12" barrel and no gas port, tube or piston is a Class I Firearm, which you can legally own for hunting some species of deer, but handguns are prohibited. I don't think the woods are thick enough to justify the loss of power and would go with a full-size barrel anyway, personally, but 12" isn't legally distinct from 20".
It sounded like your biggest issue with the cheek pistol concept is that it hasn't had enough testing yet. I find that an odd reason to not be interested in a new concept.
@@InrangeTv Fair that you don't want to promote an untested concept, but I got the impression that you were not interested in it. I would love to see you and or Russell at least give it a fair shot.
karl not caring about the majority? color me surprised... kmfdm loosely translates to "no pity for the majority", a band i'm sure karl "bad man" kasarda listens to, or at least used to. if karl sees this comment, i recommend their latest record "hyena", it's damn good
Yup the legal system sucks, been their done that. I was shocked how long everything takes and proof of wrong doing is almost irrelevant. Sadly I doubt legal systems are good anywhere in the world.
Demonstrated Concepts LLC has videos of everything you said you wanted to see on their channel. There's no way you did any amount of research and didn't scroll through Rhett's channel.
I like that you were asked your option and people seem butthurt by the results I will say what you can’t “ it looks dumb and offers no practical advantage that couldn’t be better overcome by proper training and weapon selection “ jeez was that so hard …keep on fighting the good fight Karl