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February 2021 Q&A w/Atun-Shei
updated
Glia.org
Due to the ongoing conflict and blockades in Gaza, the ability to acquire simple life saving medical tools (such as tourniquets) is nearly impossible. As a result, the people at Glia.org developed a tourniquet that could be manufactured via 3d printing and simple stitching so that it could be produced in low resource areas. Additionally, the tourniquet was designed to be functional for the broadest spectrum of patients possible, including children with smaller diameter limbs.
In this video we discuss the Gaza tourniquet and demonstrate how to properly apply a tourniquet.
We would like to thank the Front Range Community Medical Group, as they are the ones who helped facilitate this stage and learning exercise.
FRCMG is a Colorado based medical education group focused on improving first aid education and making medical knowledge more accessible for everyone.
The tourniquets used on this stage were fabricated by DMDM - Distributed Medical Device Manufacturing, a group who provides aid for communities in crisis in the spirit of mutual aid.
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Let's talk about punch daggers.
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The first *official* Dead Eye Match is in the bag, being embedded in CQB Brutality 2024 run at the SUPS range in St. George, UT. This is the first of what will be many "versus" Dead Eye videos in which we discuss and analyze Dead Eye as a match concept, but also our own performance and firearms as well.
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InRange has extensive history with the Hudson H9, being there for the beginning..and the end of that saga. Daniel Defense has now released their version of the H9, bringing it effectively back to the market in a new guise. Let's shoot it and get some first impressions.
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The 30-40 Krag had a very short service live with the American military, but became the go-to rifle to sporterize during the great Depression and the Prohibition era. I will be using this sporterized Krag for our "Roaring 20's" division at Woodland Brutality 2024, so let's take a look at the gun, its history and what makes it unique and interesting still.
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While the @BerettaCommunity APX series of pistols were mostly designed for the U.S. Armed Forces' XM17 Modular Handgun System competition, they were not selected, even though they passed all of the testing requirements.
With that unfortunate result, Beretta has added a few variants to the APX line and are selling them to the civilian market at a very competitive price.
We take a look at both the Compact and Tactical models in this video.
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Dead Eye is a new division in Brutality matches that focuses on "the old west" with pre-1898 manually operated firearms competition. In this video we discuss some tips and trips and how to prepare to become a Dead Eye yourself and join us at an event:
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The INVRT Bandoleer turns out to be quite and interesting, effective and innovative solution for carrying mags, med kits and more - let's take a look!
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Let's discuss knives, specifically folding knives, for self defense with Annette Evans of On Her Own.
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The muff pistol is a specific style of highly concealable, low power self defense firearm that was targeted towards women. Let's take a look at this 1857 Allen & Thurber variant.
Pepperbox:
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Greetings and brief talk about Billy the Kid and the Lincoln county war - including an impressive over 900+ yard shot from one of the Regulators.
03:00
Smokey Bear’s gravesite
PATREON QUESTIONS
03:36
Lord Bacon
I've often heard about the significant increase in minorities and women owning and carrying guns in the past ~20 years.
What hurdles did you encounter when making the decision to become a gun owner, from purchasing your first gun to obtaining training to deciding how to broach the topic with family and friends?
09:23
RGB
How much time should a person who wants to be secure but has no specific threat spend on self defense preparedness, assuming they do not wish to engage in martial arts, shooting etc as a hobby?
12:50
kurosawaftw7
What is the best martial art for general self defense? This is assuming your hands and body are your only weapons.
16:58
Louis S
As a smaller man, what are the best non-firearm self defense options I have at my disposal? Carrying a firearm isn’t always an option for me and, while I wouldn’t say I’m out of shape, I simply don’t have the mass to comfortably go toe to toe with someone much larger than me.
Obviously de-escalation and leaving the situation will always be my first choices but as a member of a targeted group that won’t always be an option.
21:25
Tactical Bagels
Self Defense: What is your favorite pepper spray? Do you have a better non-lethal recommendation for a young woman who frequently closes up a shop by herself, and has basically no upper body strength?
24:01
GreenRuin
Self-defense: what viable strategies are there for women who live in jurisdictions that don't allow any kind of weapons?
26:08
Jordan W
General, for both: What are some skills you're very developed in now, that you didn't expect to be so fundamental/useful when you started working in your current spheres?
28:42
Matisse E
What are you seeing/hearing about the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court decision in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen which changed the way many local jurisdictions evaluate issuing concealed carry permits (they can no longer require proof of "good cause")?
31:00
Jane Bird
Self Defense: How do you start conversations with friends or family who are making risky self-defense choices? E.g. carrying a knife or one of those cat punchy things.
Part II self defense if permitted: what are some good ways to practice awareness out in public or in more marginal situations?
39:00
Patrick T
is it worth it to have young kids (6 and 4 in my case) learn martial arts? If not what good foundation should I start them on
40:25
handloadingnotes
Any practices or behaviors you like to see people in self defense classes & communities do more or less of? Especially things that we can change ourselves on an individual level.
42:15
handloadingnotes
Any recommendations for fidget toys, or other things that aren’t guns or defensive gear, but you think folks might enjoy or benefit from if they’re into that kind of gear?
43:47
Quacktar the Unforgiven
My wife and I need to get another cat for home defense, since the loss of one has left a hole in our defensive capabilities and strategy. My wife favors a ultra-compact model, like Cornish Rex, Singapura, or even skipping a cat entirely and getting a business of ferrets. I favor a mid-sized model, like a serval or a bobcat. I think that a mid-sized model will be better for patrol and perimeter defense at the cost of concealability and portability, but my wife insists that we need a cat that's easily portable so we can keep it close all the time.
We live in a pretty rural area, so we can't depend on the police to arrive in a timely fashion to defend us from moths/crickets, empty boxes, lasers, or balls of paper.
Should we compromise on a compact model, like a Main Coon or Savannah? We both agree that a full-size cat is too much cat for our needs.
PLAYEUR/UTREON QUESTIONS
46:20
FMJ
How does one train to run away? I don't expect to find instructor courses on tactical fleeing.
47:54
Oantteri
Would you rather wrestle one human sized squid or 10 standard sized squids? The squids are around the level of a blue belt.
49:20
Matthew J
What, if anything, do you carry in places where not only weapons but most common everyday tools are banned?
52:40
TJ
What´s your take of dogs for self/home defense?
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CONCLUSION
Announcement of collaboration on knives and edged weapons coming to InRange!
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S&W released the TRR8 as a tactical revolver for mil/leo/hunting application - optics rail, light rail, 8 shots...but they also released this 2" version, lightweight and Scandium, as a carry gun. Did it make sense then? What about now?
To address the endless confusion on this:
The S&W 327 revolver came out a few years before the introduction of the 327 Federal Magnum cartridge.
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Let's take a look at how the WWSD Competition edition does...at a competition with Sinistral Rifleman.
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The Ruger Old Army was introduced in 1972, 100 years after Colt stopped manufacturing the 1860. Is it the best percussion revolver of all time?
Let's discuss.
Errata:
It appears per the comments that Ruger may have made stainless models before 1982. I acquired this information from Ruger themselves, however, so it's a little confusing:
"*Blued Old Army Serial Numbers roll marked with Stainless Old Army Revolvers beginning in 1982."
Oops? Maybe. Dunno. Not *that important* but here's a correction if so.
ruger.com/service/productHistory/RE-OABP.html
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In this first episode of Sinistral's Armory, let's take a look at Sinistral Rifleman's P320/M17 pistol and the options he's chosen to optimize it post InRange Mud Test.
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The Altor pistol is a ...unique design that markets itself as a low cost self defense option. What it really is is a dangerous POS that shouldn't even be on the market. Let's go shoot this...thing with special guest Annette Evans of @OnHerOwnLife !
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Let's put the militarily adopted Sig M17 through the InRange mud test.
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Let's have some fun shooting two of the iconic guns from 1873, the Winchester and the Colt, with Annette Evans of @OnHerOwnLife !
All blackpowder..of course...as the great magnet intended.
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Lead and Steel are relatively new comers to the red dot market, a new company with two new products. In this video we discuss both the Promethean and Pandora red dot sights, their features, but also why we think you should support L&S as well.
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The primary German semi-auto battle rifle of WW2 is honestly a terrible design. Due to its relative scarcity, and country of origin, it has acquired a status that is not deserved - it's a very flawed design and this video discusses those issues.
Some errata:
At 6:49 I refer to the folded/weld point as a crack, which it is, but is part of the manufacturing process. That said, that is a definite weak point and that welding point absolutely cracks further under use.
I make a statement that no one copied this design post war, which was ALMOST correct - the Brazilians did with their M954. Briefly. Whoops. Maybe Taurus can release it as a retro rifle series. :p
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For years we're heard people state that the WWSD carbine was a "gamer gun". In this video we discuss what a gamer gun actually is, and discuss an actual WWSD "gamer gun" built for that specific purpose.
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The Sharps carbine was a very advanced firearm design for the 1850's, and it was for that reason that John Brown and the Abolitionists adopted it. In this video we discuss the history of the firearm, its design, how to use it, but also how and why it is so intertwined with the abolitionist cause in the years leading up to the US Civil War and the war itself.