Reloading all my Airsoft Gun Collection 

It’s a cool nerf gun, just fun but annoying to reload sometimes

I appreciate the compliments !! I’m glad you enjoyed, im going to do a tiger for this year, I’m working on it now but it’s just slot of guns with a lot of reloads. More like a longer and updated reload video of every gun I’ve added since.

Thank you! I appreciate the view and comment, and my tattoos are from my navy days haha. It was my sailor girl while I was on deployment haha

Wow you were in the navy that’s cool

Thank you so much. I swear I’ll keep making videos and collecting. I’m glad you enjoy it!

@@Liquidgnargnar do you have a facebook ? thnx

​​⁠I have a personal Facebook for any family stuff, but not for this channel, I could make one for this channel, just never thought about doing it, or if it would help me grow this channel in any way.

@@Liquidgnargnar cool, and you should buy this version of the m870 aswell they are great looking and larger in size with stunning fake woodgrain but not as powerful as the shorter version in your video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cHPActzd3KQ.html

Thank you for watching. Hopefully you enjoyed it! And thanks for the comment my dude. I enjoyed the revolver the most, it just feels good to reload quick and smooth

Just leaving behind the memories to your loved ones is the best we can do. Do our best to change ourselves and have others around us remember a positive experience from knowing or loving us.

Since you asked... if we turn to dust when we die then this life is 100% a waste of time. You could have the greatest legacy, all the wealth and power to leave behind for your descendents and it would inevitably be all for nothing. Even if you are remembered as a great man, how does that do you any good when you are worm food? This life on it's own is overwhelmingly worthless through a materialist or agnostic viewpoint. There is zero morality and by continuing to live we are just postponing our inevitable death followed by an eternity of nothingness. My argument is that our ONLY value comes from our creator. You cannot have a design without a designer. Order has never and will never come from chaos. There is an impossible amount of order and design in this world and it is obvious if you slow down and take a minute to observe nature. Since we are created 100% of our value comes directly from our creator. God is unfathomably powerful. He made us and everything around us with painstaking masterful precision, intention and care. You are made with love. God is love. You are more valuable than you could possibly imagine. God gave you an immortal soul that will outlive your physical body. God sent his son Jesus to die and pay the full price for our sins which means that if we fully accept and follow him that we can live in Heaven with him forever instead of away from him in Hell like we deserve. That's my take. If you have any questions you should give the Bible a try.

​@@Mikey_Storm Thanks

It's completely understandable to feel a sense of wonder, curiosity, and even a bit of melancholy when contemplating the vast mysteries of life, the universe, and the human mind. The complexities of existence can indeed be awe-inspiring and humbling. As humans, we have a natural drive to seek knowledge and understand the world around us. While we may never have all the answers to these profound questions, the pursuit of knowledge and the exploration of these mysteries is what drives science, philosophy, and human progress. Finding solace in wonder and embracing the unknown can be a powerful and enriching experience. It encourages us to appreciate the beauty of existence, the marvels of nature, and the capacity of the human mind to imagine and create. Remember that as individuals, we can contribute to the collective understanding and exploration of these mysteries in our own ways. By staying curious, asking questions, and continuing to learn, we can contribute to the ongoing journey of human discovery. Take care, and stay safe on your own unique journey of wonder and exploration.

Honestly I should tally up all the costs