P&S ModCast 368 - Homesteading with Gary MF Hughes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Primary & Secondary ModCast
The panel discusses silencers, homesteading challenges, body armor, AKs, and more.
Host: Matt Landfair
Panel:
Brass Facts
Hop
Gary Hughes
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Love seeing Brass and Hop on here. If they are here weekly I will keep showing up.
Hop pointles comments took away all the time from Gary
2:21:55 Hop so real for this
He was indeed - Jet
Why did I sign this? I'm tarded
@@JetorgXIII it ok jet! :3
This going around in circles about the ak is a reasonable platform in modern times, bs makes me want to suck start something.
Great episode! Loved the AK fight and knowledge from Gary, but Hop is right about AR vs AK
I'm pretty sure they both were saying the same thing
The anti-Ak segment was very fun. Good stuff.
7.62x39 is superior to 5.56x45 and 5.45x39 out of short barrels, retaining more velocity while being less velocity dependent for terminal ballistics in the first place.
The 7.62 bullet being twice as heavy has more momentum, causing it to have less deflection by intermediate barriers such as brush. It does a better job of smashing things like brick and concrete. Thats not even talking about stuff like Chinese API and tungsten core, the bigger bullet just has a bigger payload, more room for engineered shit inside the bullet not just lead.
The AK is best suited for a folding stock/brace, which complements the shorter barrel. 7.62x39 is superior in general terminal ballistics, especially when talking about soft point and ballistic tip bullets like Federal Fusion and Hornady SST. The vast majority of combat happens within 300 yards, and this cartridge is optimized for it. The steel AK magazine is the most reliable detachable box magazine design there is, unlike the AR15's which was designed to be disposable. AK mags are so tough you could beat someone to death with one, and it would still function. The AK itself is a physically stronger object if used as a blunt force weapon itself or subjected to extreme abuse, AR15's have a problem with the receiver extension snapping off at the castle nut area. AKs are also superior in a sustained fire/SAW role as the gas tube on AR15s explode when over heated.
I could go but this is enough for now...
@@Kinetic.44 Meanwhile in Ukraine, there's helmet cam footage of 7.62x39 failures to stop. All that energy, and the icepicking 7.62 requires magdumps to stop people.
@ChucksSEADnDEAD Same can be said for some 5.56 rounds like M855, fleet yaw is the term. Look at Garand Thumb's AR vs AK video. 7.62 did more damage even with ball ammo. We as Americans arent limited to military ammunition, so my point is even more relevant for us. More than twice the amout of lead to expand and fragment inside the body. My AK are zeroed with Hornady SST.
@@Kinetic.44 If terminal ballistics truly is the thing that makes YOU win or lose YOUR gun fight...you're a better shooter than me.
@@Kinetic.44 Fleet yaw with M855 is preferable to no yaw inside the target with M43. At least there's a chance a follow up shot will work.
One is not limited to military ammo, but surplus military ammo was one of the main attractions of 7.62x39.
I love the part where Hop and Brass Facts say this is terrible, you shouldn’t have invited us, and Matt is loving every minute of it. Me too, Matt, me too.
Needs don't often realize that they are actually the cool kids sometimes
The AK cope is hard with Gary.
Dixxon flannel, chuck tailors flat from brimmed hat sounds a lot like a Noveske...
Oh Yeah! Been following Gary recently and was telling my Brother about him and repeating it ain't all sunshine and rainbows. Thus is great I can share it with him
Just want to say that Hop's reference to Daikatana did not go unnoticed.
Gary talking about condensation in his RV, that’s a big draw back of propane heat, it produces a LOT of condensation. If you’re planning on using an RV as a permanent living solution, I’m not kidding when I say look into getting a wood or pellet stove put in it for winter
Do those van/RV add on diesel/fuel heating systems have the same condensation problems? I know they can be installed with just a fan on thr outputs instead of multiple outlet hvac style setups which I assume would change possible condensation issues... 🤔
@@berryreading4809 i haven’t used a diesel or gas heater, so I’m not 100% sure, I know my Kerosene heater isn’t as bad about making condensation, But that’s also a shop heater, so again, not 100% sure
@@AhHereWeGo same here I've used kerosene space heaters but only large metal buildings (insulated and not) but my experiences are not really comparable to a small metal tube/box that is airtight... Although I think those van/RV specific heaters definitely have a separate exhaust and just use the heat like a LNG/propane central heating unit in a house, just much smaller and simplified, but still made not to introduce any carbon monoxide or other fumes, just heat (assuming it's installed and working properly lol) I've seen them online and in several "build" videos but have zero actual experience with them... I know in the build out videos they usually add some type of closed cell foam (boards or spray on or a mix of both) but I'm guessing that's more for plain insulation not specifically to combat condensation... 🤷♂️ I have some older friends that spent days driving and towing a stripped down camo'd out surplus school bus with bunks and an exterior mounted fireplace deep into the woods to use as a hunting camp, only to wake up in 20 degree weather with it raining on the inside a few hours after they went to sleep 🤣 They tried taking in sheet foam to insulate it, without success. Plus at the time they had no affordable way to add air circulation or good ventilation while still being able to pack the stove once before going to sleep, so they eventually gave up on the project after working on it for like 2 years before making all the effort to get it into the middle of nowhere, only to be better off with the tents they had before 😂 (I think this was like the very early 80's or late 70's) I'm pretty sure they drug it back out a couple years later after they filled everything but the fuel tank and engine full of bullet holes in frustration 😆
Hop is just not a people person lmao
Hop at critical mass, hard core Calib Giddings vibes and I am here for it
Man hop blew this away, that was awesome. Need him on more
Brassfacts Friday 🎉🎉🎉
All hail!
He misunderstood what Brass was saying about flow cans. They are quiet at the shooters ear but easy to pinpoint down range, flash badly, and glow under nods and thermals like a light saber. For a nods gun or DOD/firefight use, they make absolutely no sense
On the topic of heating alternative living areas, Sailing Uma put a teeny tiny wood stove in their sailboat for their Atlantic crossing and it seemed like an amazing solution.
Boroux is the name of the company making the new Berkey Filters. Someone please tell Gary
Add salt to the holding tanks as you go. Also stick on silicone oil pan heaters from the auto parts store on the holding tanks to be used when needed. There is nothing that can stop the condensation. The insulation is too poor. Rubbing alcohol or RV antifreeze helps in an emergency. You got a great education in your journey.
It sounds like you had the sail switch blues. In a pinch you can bypass the high temp shutdown sensor switch when it fails by plugging in a jumper wire or a simple automotive fuse in its place.
Wood stove is a must, and they keep your place really dry so you can actually control the humidity and keep it comfortable but mold free. If you're clever with some copper piping you can set up a pretty simple system to heat and vent air to things like your shit tank.
Dude is coping hard on AKs being better
That's not what I heard.
Regarding the hearing loss portion of this episode, Vortex has a roughly 90 minute podcast covering this topic. Episode 245 of Vortex Nation Podcast.
Loving these. Keep it going
Hop's take on competition is wrong because he values placings as the primary reson/payout. I look at it similar to jiu jitsu. Ive trained off and on, and fought, since the early 2000s. Belts werent a thing at catch wrestling and fight gyms. When i switched to dedicated jits schools, i never cared one bit about a belt color. I cared about progress and testable results. Does your brown belt mean your better if a blue belt can maul you? Does Brass's placing matter when in a real life situation, he out preformed the field? Competition is a great litmus for your training AND its the closest stress level you can get to real world situations. If your not doing it for a living, who cares about your results if your learning and improving. Ego is a bitch. Learn to squash it.
Hop: feels bad about dropping a slur on the pod
Also Hop: says the most biting thing imaginable to a cohost for being Wrong About AKs
Dial it back a little dawg 😭
Nah, that's what we love him for
Wait?? There is a dude who lives in Logan?
There are a lot of people that live in Logan.
Lol, about 55,000 of us 😅
back to your question - me
Fuck fluid mechanics, all my homies hate fluid mechanics. Had to take that shit twice
Gary's post on Instagram told me to get an sks instead of a lever gun. I followed his advice
I personally don’t agree, it’s America, why not both >:)
I guess maybe if your talking 30-30. Not the versatility of .357 or .44 magnum, or the power house of 45-70.
Yall need to sell out and move to the Ozarks. Land can be had for 2500 an acre and i shot an armadillo the other night with nothing but nods and Dryshod boots on. 😂
Also, I work installing utilities and I was shocked to learn how well the divining rods work. All the old timers used them and I've seen it work numerous times....and lost a few bets
Why not spend all that time on making money to buy and store up 20 years worth of non perishable well balanced diet of food?
He has different priorities- is it possible he may have already done that?
@@PrimaryAndSecondary Yeah i suppose. But then what's with farming and spending time on animals. Especially if he's too busy to do other things. Seems like a big time waste to me unless he just enjoys spending all the time and resources on sheep. I only comment cause I was gonna farm but it makes way more financial and time sense just to buy a bunch of food in bulk and refresh your stock periodically than it does to farm yourself.
Self sufficiency and sustainment
20 years of food for a family would take so much storage space
If you e grown up doing it, it's not that hard, especially if that's your work too. That's just a way of life for many where I live. I personally rarely ever buy meat. We eat game meat year round...and I eat a gram of protein per bodyweight daily. Haha
7.62x39 is superior to 5.56x45 and 5.45x39 out of short barrels, retaining more velocity while being less velocity dependent for terminal ballistics in the first place.
The 7.62 bullet being twice as heavy has more momentum, causing it to have less deflection by intermediate barriers such as brush. It does a better job of smashing things like brick and concrete. Thats not even talking about stuff like Chinese API and tungsten core, the bigger bullet just has a bigger payload, more room for engineered shit inside the bullet not just lead.
The AK is best suited for a folding stock/brace, which complements the shorter barrel. 7.62x39 is superior in general terminal ballistics, especially when talking about soft point and ballistic tip bullets like Federal Fusion and Hornady SST. The vast majority of combat happens within 300 yards, and this cartridge is optimized for it. The steel AK magazine is the most reliable detachable box magazine design there is, unlike the AR15's which was designed to be disposable. AK mags are so tough you could beat someone to death with one, and it would still function. The AK itself is a physically stronger object if used as a blunt force weapon or is subjected to extreme abuse, AR15's have a problem with the receiver extension snapping off at the castle nut area. AKs are also superior in a sustained fire/SAW role as the gas tube on AR15s explode when over heated.
I could go but this is enough for now...
It's less velocity dependent by being shit at any velocity. The cartridge is optimized for 300m, as an euphemism for it being worse past that point. I don't need to beat people with mags because I have a martial arts background. AR gas tubes explode to protect the barrel from losing its heat treatment, which is just smart because it disables the rifle before a soldier can ruin it.
@@ChucksSEADnDEADidk man I have a martial arts background and I would gladly use a blunt weapon if I had access to one before a fight to the death
@ChucksSEADnDEAD 7.62x39 is over 2400 fps at the muzzle with a 16 inch gun, wtf u talking about a 800 fps bullet will kill you. Lol you think you can concentrate force with your bare hand better than a steel rib? If im being over run and about to die I couldn't give a fuck about the heat treatment of the barrel. Thats a shitty bureaucratic excuse for a flaw in the design of the lightweight nature of the AR15. Weapon design is all about balancing trade offs, nothing is perfect. If you think Eugene Stoner made the gas tube a thin aluminum straw to keep the dumb grunts from effecting heat treatment on their barrels, with the US military's practically unlimited budget, your just willfully ignorant. I notice how you didn't touch on buffer tube snapping when used as a weapon, btw be sure you collapse your stock when you have to mortar it lmfao
Womp womp 300blk supers exist. "oh no my mags aren't good enough, I need to use them to chop food" go take lowtiergod's advice ngl.
@@newerest1at that point just carry a knife or if you really like blunt weapons an escrima stick or something