@@JointerMark Correct, he shoots and reloads better than the vast majority of shooters in large part because he shoots and reloads far more often than the vast majority of people. Watching shooters on youtube won't make you a better shooter to the degree that going and actually shooting will, just like watching youtube vids of people working out won't get you in better shape.
Nothing can beat a prodigy and decades of muscle memory. Except a couple things. Glad those arent on the table. Things could be so much better but alas, always could be so much worse.
I'm glad to see Paul is still getting the groups he's known for. It's great to see you more and more Paul. Roy, it's looking like you're really finding your footing making videos. Keep up the good work gentlemen.
Paul strikes me as the type that recovers by doing something. Like making good gun videos. But i´m on the same page as you, i want to see him get better as fast and as good as possible.
We are known by the company we keep I have always maintained and will continue to the grave that the second amendment community are some of the finest, most upstanding men and women in this country. I couldn’t agree with you more. You are amongst friends with Paul and his giant crew.
I remember the first video of yours I watched Paul, "how to spot a fake expert", and thinking how funny, how informative, and how entertaining it was. Been watching ever since, probably like 4 or more years now. God bless Paul, you've informed and entertained so many.
That's the first video I got recommended but I thought it was going to be some wannabe expert talking about how everyone who disagrees with him has no idea haha Then I watched one of his police shooting analysis videos, got the fake expert video recommended and thought maybe he does know what he is talking about
I was curious about the .40 S&W when I came across Paul's channel. I watched a .40 comparison when I saw the how to spot a fake. One led to another and I have been a huge fan since. I have my kids watch some as well especially the holiday specials. A positive manly role model for sure. I think of him as a super cool uncle on my moms side.
I wish I could get my "little" brother to sit at a table with me and talk about guns. You guys are awesome and I truly enjoy watching this channel as a leavening to life every time one drops. The demeanor of everything, The knowledge, The stories, The dry comedy, Watching this channel feels like I'm younger and hanging out with family members that aren't around anymore. This is where I like to be 👍
Still the sharpest shooter I know. Paul, it is so good to see you. Roy, your explanation of 30ft in a building vs. a parking lot was such an interesting point I didn’t think of. You all are such a great team.
Just want to let you know paul. I came to your channel late, but man there just that more information to learn about. Thank you for all the effort you have put into this channel.
Shot placement is everything however I've never seen, as an LEO in NYC, one single perp allow any PO to get that perfect shot placement....reality is going to really upset those who can't think.
The problem however is that you need to think. It's all risk vs reward. If space or weight is a concern, AND you need to plan on extended time, AND you are reasonably healthy. .22lr is a good balance, for the "go bag". Firstly you already have your EDC, with your normal carry ammunition. So the .22lr just needs to be better than nothing/being out of ammo, or fill a different role. My target .22lr pistol is much more accurate in my hands than my .45 EDC. The target pistol and 100 rounds puts small game back on the menu, while weighing less than one similarly accurate (in my hands) large caliber pistol with only one magazine. I KNOW that I will need food and water, but I don't know wether or not I will actually be in combat. So a lot of my weight and space is not for firearms. On the other hand if things get bad, any pistol will discourage more fights than no pistol, and it will be much easier to get an officer to turn a blind eye to a .22lr in the bottom of my gym bag than a 9, simply because .22lr pretty clearly states "I am not looking for problems". Odds are that I will need a LEO to say "I don't want to do the paperwork, just don't do it again." More than I will need to survive a zombie apocalypse.
Someone gave my brother a Jennings 22 pistol, he dropped it one day and it went off, hitting him about 2” above the knee and stopping at the hip bone. About 11” of penetration according to the doctor. He had to replace 4” of artery.
So happy to see Paul doing so well. I would be lying if I told you it did not bring a tear to my eye. Keep up the fantastic videos Harrell brothers!!!!!!!
Was just telling myson and daughter in law this about a week ago. She is smaller frame, not a lot of physical strength and has a condition where she experience joint pain relatively easy. While i wouldnt recommend 22lr for self defense, it might be the best option for her, and certainly better than a pointy stick. But i explained the importance of shot placement and target choice with 22 lr in particular. There is very little assurance that aiming for "center mass" of the body with 22lr will stop the threat, but aiming for the center of the head will definitely have a higher likelyhood of stopping the threat. Great video, very informative and will share it with them!
Good on you looking for viable alternatives for your daughter in law and her particular circumstances. Firearms are truly a great equalizer for self defence.
G'day, Yes, indeed...! Which is indeed excellent. Almost surprising, from my viewpoint (retired RGN, almost 3 years out from starting 3 months of treatment for "Stage-4" Tonsil Cancer). Any Treatment which wins against Cancer takes a couple of years to "get over", I'm finding... I'm trying right now to damp down a niggling concern that this might be an old Clip (?), which has only now been uploaded... Either the Treatment went Really well, which is my hope ; or this is a bit of old footage... From Oz, I can't tell which is the case... Let's hope for the best. Such is life, Have a good one... Stay safe. ;-p Ciao!
@@WarblesOnALot almost certainly isn't old footage, Paul wasn't in videos a lot when he first got sick but now is in more and more, plus the weather matches up.
@@corvidconfidential8826 G'day, Pharoah enuf then, that's reassuring. I was plotting the datapoints, mentally, from the Video released immediately prior to Paul being admitted to the Hospice - with him wearing that TARDIS of a Shooting Coat of his (in new condition and too big for his weight-loss, from his admitted "Stash" of them acquired over the years...), one Aluminium Crutch for unspecified mobility-issues - but able to raise and point and shoot with his Right Arm/Hand impressively well... Beside how strained, tired, drawn, and tightly-strung he appeared - while affecting a cheerful veneer of bonhomie for the Event ; after having been receiving Treatment for his condition... And, yeah, well, this pops up and he's back in the clean new unmarked & oversized TARDIS Coat, with the same Aluminium Crutch and he's raising & pointing, aiming and firing Handguns as fast and as accurately as ever... I dunno what style of Treatment they're giving him, but I know that 5 months after starting the Regime which worked for me ; the Side-Effects of anything which will beat and kill Stage-4 malignant metastatic Cancer before it kills the patient - left me barely able to potter through the day..., weak, fragile, slow, and visibly struggling to come back to something resembling what Life Used to be like Before being SUCCESSFULLY treated for Pre-terminal Tonsil Cancer... I've never been treated for Pancreatic Cancer, so I dunno from a personal perspective, and it's a long time - 42 years...., since I nursed anyone post-Operatively following a Whipple's Procedure (look that one up...) ; Treatment these days is a very great deal more effective than it was back then. But I would have expected Paul's response to whatever they do these days for Ca. of the Pancreas..., to take longer than this ; for him to be able to have "Bounced back from". Not that surprising the Pundits is anything bad...; I took my Electric Bicycle to the Cancer Institute & racked up 176 Km over 7 weeks of Radiation (Cooking my Head) in a Linear Accelerator 35 times for 2 minutes each, and mainlining a shot of Cytotoxic Poison every Tuesday - so maybe it was riding around the Hospital Carpark which actually effected my cure ? (Jokularis jokulii)... My grimmest issue was that I copped so much Radiation they had to pull all my Fangs out, first ; so there was a month of toothless starvation before the "actual Treatment" began... And right now, 3 years since first becoming toothless, it's only really this past 6 months that I'm starting to feel as if I'm getting the hang of being a Toothless, tasteless, mangy-lookin' Recovering Zombie (!) and enjoying it... But this New existence as a recovering remnant Sure beats pushing up those little Daisies, starting in September 2021 which I was otherwise scheduled to be doing... I suppose it would satisfy the restless enquiring nature of my mind, were Paul in the next Video to pass a comment on something, anything, which has happened since Roy and he made the Video in the Hospice, when a bunch of GunTubers all showed up to wish Paul the best & thank him for everything which he's shared... I dunno, maybe he could tell us if he thinks President Biden should Act on the SCOTUS' latest Immunity Ruling By having the Military immediately Arrest & Incarcerate & Interrogate SCOTUS & all MAGA Congressmen & Senators, As his next Official Presidentially Immune Action...? Now that SCOTUS has Crowned Biden as the currently reigning King of all 'MurriKa(!)... ? That might do it, for my sense of curiosity...; is Paul in favour, or opposed, to the Motion..., with his answer delivered to the Camera personally.... I look forward to watching his Video response... Such is life, Have a good one... Stay safe. ;-p Ciao !
Shot placement in my opinion in a stressful situation for most of us is dependent on training and a whole lot of luck especially when the other guy is shooting back. Seems to me recalling my military training movement is your best friend, you may not hit what you’re intending to but then neither will the other guy. Me not being overly competitive I can live with a 0 0 tie. Law enforcement gets paid to win, I just want to go about the rest of my day, maybe have lunch.
Yeah, I see people my age complain that “.45ACP has too much recoil” and then you see a guy like Paul who can shoot groups like that even when he’s sick.
-- It's amazing how quickly someone can close on you from 20 yards. You have to analyze, act effectively, then sit in court and listen to someone that just wants a good w/l record and a paycheck try to throw you in prison by twisting it into anything but. More importantly, always great to see you Paul.
Paul and Roy are fantastic teachers. Thank you so much for providing firearms education we can use as a basis for our training, I will practice with my 22LR revolver this week!
I'm a stage 3b lung cancer survivor, and I promise that somedays you just can't.....and I mean anything. But everyday I fought to do the things that made me who I am. And this is what Paul does, it's who he is, and he won't give up. Good you see you Paul.
To piggyback on your point in the beginning, Paul, on distances for self defense shootings, people should familiarize themselves with Elisjsha Dicken who stopped a mass shooter at a mall at 40 yards with an iron sighted glock. So it can and has happened, and is a viable situation to train for along with everything else
No slight to your brother, but it's good to see you and it's good to see you looking and sounding well. I lost my father to pancreatic cancer, so no illusions here. Just hoping you have as many good days as possible, and greatly appreciate when you are up to sharing some of those with us.
That guy that was the sidekick with IraqVeteran8888 said something to the effect of ... if you wind up with a hole in you, you weren't born with, you're gonna die! LOL
It is so great to see paul staying as active as he can and still participating in the videos. We should all be grateful for each one as he is choosing to expend energy just for us.
Thank you Paul for your fantastic Video👍 In Ireland, we can only own a 22lr Pistol, on Licence, with our magazines restricted to 5 round mags & even to avail of a 22lr Pistol isn't easy. So this video was very informative 👍 Paul's a Legend amongst Men, God speed & I pray you recover Paul🙏
Excellent information. I occasionally forego the larger calibers for the ease of concealability. It really makes sense to adjust point of aim based upon the capability of the round I'm sending downrange. Thanks Paul & Roy - best wishes to you both.
With the size of 380 pistols today, my belief is that a 22 is a good choice only when the carrier is intolerant to recoil or the gun is already owned. In a life-threatening situation, not many of us could realistically hit the required location to stop an attacker. All the more reason to practice. What do you think about a 22LR warning shot to the leg with a promise that the next will be in between the eyes? Is a 22 painful enough to change the mind of an attacker or just drive up his rage?
I disagree somewhat only because .380 ACP pocket pistols are prone to limp wristing. I've owned a number of .380s from S&W, Beretta, Taurus & Glock. If you have to put a heavy grip on a pistol to keep it from limp wristing you're not going to be accurate. The Glock is the only one that didn't have limp wristing issues but I hated the spongey trigger so I got rid of it. I also have an S&W model 43C in .22LR (8 shot revolver) that I prefer to carry over my .380 for a lightweight pocket pistol. I can accurately and quickly put all 8 shots into a head sized target. I'm not recoil sensitive either, I have an M&P 340 in .357 that matches the 43C in size but I'm much faster and more accurate with that little .22 and it's so much cheaper to practice with I shoot it all the time. I carry Federal Punch .22 which meets the FBI penetration standard (12 inches). I personally would never fire a warning shot.
It's nice having two internet uncles to teach us all about firearms. I can't even begin to express how helpful this channel is to a novice such as myself who never had anyone teach him about firearms. I've been a firearms owner for 25 years now and I still never tell anyone I'm an expert. I'm just a guy who likes to shoot from time-to-time.
So good to see you on camera again, Paul. And thank you, Roy, for being such a great brother and keeping the channel going. You're both absolute legends!
But that bear was also taken by surprise from very close. If it is running at you on open then you might wanna have something bit bigger because body shots will make it just angry. May die later but not before it have totally mauled that shooter.
Thanks for another informative video Paul and Roy. Good to see the 2 of you and great way to start a Sunday. Roy your video's get better with each one.
Thank you Paul and Roy. A lot of people down play a "little"22,but if that's all you got better then a stick! Great to see Paul in the video once again. Keep fighting Paul. Thank you Roy for stepping up for Paul and keeping the channel going. Doing great Sir. And thank y'all for your hard work and time it is very much appreciated!🤠🇺🇲
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Despite all of Paul's health challenges, he still shoots and reloads better than 99% of the people out there. True professional.
His persistent skills are a testimony to the advice to train a lot as the muscle memory persists even in sub optimal conditions.
Paul: “That’s a flyer. That’s just me.”
Me: “I just got a Paul Harrell flyer. Man, I’m making some vast improvements.”
I'm a pretty decent marksman but I strive to be "average" like Paul one day.
@@JointerMark Correct, he shoots and reloads better than the vast majority of shooters in large part because he shoots and reloads far more often than the vast majority of people. Watching shooters on youtube won't make you a better shooter to the degree that going and actually shooting will, just like watching youtube vids of people working out won't get you in better shape.
Nothing can beat a prodigy and decades of muscle memory. Except a couple things. Glad those arent on the table. Things could be so much better but alas, always could be so much worse.
It feels strange watching a Paul Harrell video with no rain, bright sunshine and birds chirping.
And no gunfire in the background!
:)
They're all paying respect with their absence.
Summer exists in the PNW. It's not very long, but it is very dry.
It feels strange him emptying a magazine to a locked open slide without it being for demonstration purposes only.
At the range, Paul at his less than 50% is still better than the vast majority of people at their 110%. Stay strong sir, You are a National Treasure.
Seeing Paul on his feet shooting a Mozambique drill with a 45 brought a tear to my eye. He still has it.
Mine too.
Yep ill be honest..😢 i had a tear of Joy for Paul... 🙏
Thank you, Paul, for taking the time to go to the range and shoot. It may not be easy, but we appreciate it. Thank you, Roy, for continuing to help.
Couldn’t agree more!
Paul is simply the best we have. When he talks!! You listen!! 👂
Paul is looking marvelous.
Yeah. Almost seems like it must have been recorded awhile ago. Hopefully I am wrong!
@@themalacast Leaves are very green - bright ass sunshine, looks a whole lot like summer to me.
He really is..😂😂😂
Well he is a magnificent specimen of a man so... 😜
@rigel2112has to be this year because Paul wasn’t on his crutch at this time last year
I'm glad to see Paul is still getting the groups he's known for. It's great to see you more and more Paul. Roy, it's looking like you're really finding your footing making videos. Keep up the good work gentlemen.
Paul uploads: I watch…very simple
This!
Yes sir
Every new video with Paul is a gift from above...
Yep! 👍
Me too! Great seeing Paul and Roy together
Please dear lord let Paul recover
Paul strikes me as the type that recovers by doing something.
Like making good gun videos.
But i´m on the same page as you, i want to see him get better as fast and as good as possible.
@@thomasorchard Pancreatic cancer
@@thomasorchard he has cancer
Amen amen amen 🙏
AMEN
I tell you what, these Roy + Paul videos are some of the best. I'm really liking them.
Paul looks and sounds more like his old self here. Great to see him continuing to be active.
💯
I haven't seen his videos in a while, what happened with his health?
@@mtnmotoadv pancreatic cancer
Research all you can about the different food you consume. Canada loves karbohydaraits
Such a good community we have got here with Paul Harrell channel
We are known by the company we keep I have always maintained and will continue to the grave that the second amendment community are some of the finest, most upstanding men and women in this country. I couldn’t agree with you more. You are amongst friends with Paul and his giant crew.
The viewers of this channel are a truly inspirational group of people.
Paul is still more entertaining, more informative, and more inspiring than anybody else on YT. Keep praying for Paul...we need him.
Good to see you, Paul. Still enjoying your fine content.
Yay Paul n Roy! Thanks for the info gentlemen
What a treat this morning. Your looking good Paul..you too Roy. Thanks for another useful video.
I remember the first video of yours I watched Paul, "how to spot a fake expert", and thinking how funny, how informative, and how entertaining it was. Been watching ever since, probably like 4 or more years now. God bless Paul, you've informed and entertained so many.
I think it was that video that brought me into the Paul Harrell loop as well!
That's the first video I got recommended but I thought it was going to be some wannabe expert talking about how everyone who disagrees with him has no idea haha
Then I watched one of his police shooting analysis videos, got the fake expert video recommended and thought maybe he does know what he is talking about
I was curious about the .40 S&W when I came across Paul's channel. I watched a .40 comparison when I saw the how to spot a fake. One led to another and I have been a huge fan since. I have my kids watch some as well especially the holiday specials. A positive manly role model for sure. I think of him as a super cool uncle on my moms side.
@@kypparmstrong2775 Me too! I searched for fake experts on TH-cam and found Paul's video.
I like Paul’s subtle/not so subtle indication of where to effectively aim with .22. Paul…you look and sound great. 🙏👍
Made me so happy seeing paul do a drill
I have big emotions right now
Yup... ^THIS^ 💪🥲
I wish I could get my "little" brother to sit at a table with me and talk about guns. You guys are awesome and I truly enjoy watching this channel as a leavening to life every time one drops.
The demeanor of everything,
The knowledge,
The stories,
The dry comedy,
Watching this channel feels like I'm younger and hanging out with family members that aren't around anymore. This is where I like to be 👍
Still the sharpest shooter I know. Paul, it is so good to see you. Roy, your explanation of 30ft in a building vs. a parking lot was such an interesting point I didn’t think of. You all are such a great team.
A surprise Paul video? Hell yes!
Just want to let you know paul. I came to your channel late, but man there just that more information to learn about. Thank you for all the effort you have put into this channel.
Paul's looking good. Great info as always..
Love the fact Paul's getting more involved with his videos!!
Shot Placement is Extremely Important 😎😀😊 So Nice to See Paul 😀👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
until we get into artillery, shot placement is important.
See also .22 Rifles for home Defense?
Admittedly, I haven’t watched the video but I will. Having said that, I thought shot placement was always important.
Shot placement is everything however I've never seen, as an LEO in NYC, one single perp allow any PO to get that perfect shot placement....reality is going to really upset those who can't think.
The problem however is that you need to think. It's all risk vs reward. If space or weight is a concern, AND you need to plan on extended time, AND you are reasonably healthy. .22lr is a good balance, for the "go bag". Firstly you already have your EDC, with your normal carry ammunition. So the .22lr just needs to be better than nothing/being out of ammo, or fill a different role. My target .22lr pistol is much more accurate in my hands than my .45 EDC. The target pistol and 100 rounds puts small game back on the menu, while weighing less than one similarly accurate (in my hands) large caliber pistol with only one magazine.
I KNOW that I will need food and water, but I don't know wether or not I will actually be in combat. So a lot of my weight and space is not for firearms.
On the other hand if things get bad, any pistol will discourage more fights than no pistol, and it will be much easier to get an officer to turn a blind eye to a .22lr in the bottom of my gym bag than a 9, simply because .22lr pretty clearly states "I am not looking for problems". Odds are that I will need a LEO to say "I don't want to do the paperwork, just don't do it again." More than I will need to survive a zombie apocalypse.
It's great to see Paul is in some videos. I pray he gets back to his old self soon. You are appreciated more than you know sir
Keep confidently praying for Paul. It’s very powerful.
6:26 I loved Roy's joke with Paul's serious face hahaha
Absolutely hilarious!
That made me lol.
Love the hat Roy!
And the shades.
@davidcox3076 True. Didn't even see them because I liked the hat so hard.
Someone gave my brother a Jennings 22 pistol, he dropped it one day and it went off, hitting him about 2” above the knee and stopping at the hip bone. About 11” of penetration according to the doctor. He had to replace 4” of artery.
Yeah. If the grid goes down a lot of people will find out that they REALLY don't want to get hit by anything, not even a 22.
Love and respect from Texas!
I second that from the UK
@@matthewgubbins8515Me too 💪🇬🇧
It does my heart well seeing Paul.
So good to see you! And as ever: nuanced and valuable information. Thank you!
So happy to see Paul doing so well. I would be lying if I told you it did not bring a tear to my eye. Keep up the fantastic videos Harrell brothers!!!!!!!
Was just telling myson and daughter in law this about a week ago. She is smaller frame, not a lot of physical strength and has a condition where she experience joint pain relatively easy. While i wouldnt recommend 22lr for self defense, it might be the best option for her, and certainly better than a pointy stick. But i explained the importance of shot placement and target choice with 22 lr in particular. There is very little assurance that aiming for "center mass" of the body with 22lr will stop the threat, but aiming for the center of the head will definitely have a higher likelyhood of stopping the threat. Great video, very informative and will share it with them!
Good on you looking for viable alternatives for your daughter in law and her particular circumstances. Firearms are truly a great equalizer for self defence.
Looking good Paul 👌 we love you brother
Paul is looking a little better!!
G'day,
Yes, indeed...!
Which is indeed excellent.
Almost surprising, from my viewpoint (retired RGN, almost 3 years out from starting 3 months of treatment for "Stage-4" Tonsil Cancer).
Any Treatment which wins against Cancer takes a couple of years to "get over", I'm finding...
I'm trying right now to damp down a niggling concern that this might be an old Clip (?), which has only now been uploaded...
Either the Treatment went
Really well, which is my hope ; or this is a bit of old footage...
From Oz, I can't tell which is the case...
Let's hope for the best.
Such is life,
Have a good one...
Stay safe.
;-p
Ciao!
@@WarblesOnALot almost certainly isn't old footage, Paul wasn't in videos a lot when he first got sick but now is in more and more, plus the weather matches up.
@@corvidconfidential8826
G'day,
Pharoah enuf then, that's reassuring.
I was plotting the datapoints, mentally, from the Video released immediately prior to Paul being admitted to the Hospice - with him wearing that TARDIS of a Shooting Coat of his (in new condition and too big for his weight-loss, from his admitted "Stash" of them acquired over the years...), one Aluminium Crutch for unspecified mobility-issues - but able to raise and point and shoot with his Right Arm/Hand impressively well...
Beside how strained, tired, drawn, and tightly-strung he appeared - while affecting a cheerful veneer of bonhomie for the Event ; after having been receiving Treatment for his condition...
And, yeah, well, this pops up and he's back in the clean new unmarked & oversized TARDIS Coat, with the same Aluminium Crutch and he's raising & pointing, aiming and firing Handguns as fast and as accurately as ever...
I dunno what style of Treatment they're giving him, but I know that 5 months after starting the Regime which worked for me ; the Side-Effects of anything which will beat and kill Stage-4 malignant metastatic Cancer before it kills the patient - left me barely able to potter through the day..., weak, fragile, slow, and visibly struggling to come back to something resembling what
Life
Used to be like
Before being
SUCCESSFULLY treated for
Pre-terminal Tonsil Cancer...
I've never been treated for Pancreatic Cancer, so I dunno from a personal perspective, and it's a long time - 42 years...., since I nursed anyone post-Operatively following a
Whipple's Procedure (look that one up...) ; Treatment these days is a very great deal more effective than it was back then.
But I would have expected Paul's response to whatever they do these days for Ca. of the Pancreas..., to take longer than this ; for him to be able to have
"Bounced back from".
Not that surprising the Pundits is anything bad...; I took my Electric Bicycle to the Cancer Institute & racked up 176 Km over 7 weeks of Radiation (Cooking my Head) in a Linear Accelerator 35 times for 2 minutes each, and mainlining a shot of Cytotoxic Poison every Tuesday - so maybe it was riding around the Hospital Carpark which actually effected my cure ?
(Jokularis jokulii)...
My grimmest issue was that I copped so much Radiation they had to pull all my Fangs out, first ; so there was a month of toothless starvation before the "actual Treatment" began...
And right now, 3 years since first becoming toothless, it's only really this past 6 months that I'm starting to feel as if I'm getting the hang of being a
Toothless, tasteless, mangy-lookin'
Recovering Zombie (!) and enjoying it...
But this
New existence as a recovering remnant
Sure beats pushing up those little Daisies, starting in September 2021 which I was otherwise scheduled to be doing...
I suppose it would satisfy the restless enquiring nature of my mind, were Paul in the next Video to pass a comment on something, anything, which has happened since Roy and he made the Video in the Hospice, when a bunch of
GunTubers all showed up to wish Paul the best & thank him for everything which he's shared...
I dunno, maybe he could tell us if he thinks President Biden should
Act on the SCOTUS' latest
Immunity Ruling
By having the
Military immediately Arrest &
Incarcerate &
Interrogate
SCOTUS & all
MAGA Congressmen & Senators,
As his next
Official
Presidentially
Immune
Action...?
Now that SCOTUS has
Crowned
Biden as the currently reigning
King of all
'MurriKa(!)... ?
That might do it, for my sense of curiosity...; is Paul in favour, or opposed, to the
Motion..., with his answer delivered to the Camera personally....
I look forward to watching his
Video response...
Such is life,
Have a good one...
Stay safe.
;-p
Ciao !
I just recently had this convo with a fellow TH-camr. I love and respect the versatility of the 22LR.
Shot placement in my opinion in a stressful situation for most of us is dependent on training and a whole lot of luck especially when the other guy is shooting back. Seems to me recalling my military training movement is your best friend, you may not hit what you’re intending to but then neither will the other guy. Me not being overly competitive I can live with a 0 0 tie. Law enforcement gets paid to win, I just want to go about the rest of my day, maybe have lunch.
Seeing Paul still going strong, ripping that 1911 and scoring groups that tight makes my day a lot better. Also informative and charismatic as always.
Yeah, I see people my age complain that “.45ACP has too much recoil” and then you see a guy like Paul who can shoot groups like that even when he’s sick.
I'm very glad Paul is still sharing his wisdom with us.
You sound so much netter Paul. Congratulations
-- It's amazing how quickly someone can close on you from 20 yards. You have to analyze, act effectively, then sit in court and listen to someone that just wants a good w/l record and a paycheck try to throw you in prison by twisting it into anything but.
More importantly, always great to see you Paul.
Good to see you back on camera, Mr. Harrell - hope this means you're feeling well!
Paul, you're looking great! Roy as well.
Paul and Roy, sharing wisdom and making life enjoyable .
👍🙏✝️
Always good to see Paul and hear the wisdom!
Nice to see Paul squeezing that trigger again! And Roy!! Great shot placement! Aloha 🤙🏽
6th! Thought I'd be 1st, but moving slow, and even the sex-bot beat me on the draw this morning.
Great to see a Paul and Roy video this morning!
Great to see you out and about Paul !!! Much praise and admiration !! THANK YOU SIR !!!
Paul, it's great to see you back on video again.
Roy, love the hat, it looks great on you.
Great demonstration, and it makes a lot of sense.
JT
It’s really cool to still see Paul and Roy doing videos together, and still giving us good content to consider. Thanks guys!
Paul and Roy are fantastic teachers. Thank you so much for providing firearms education we can use as a basis for our training, I will practice with my 22LR revolver this week!
You must keep Paul's intro ❤ Rip Paul ❤
Vitally important!!!
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏for Paul's recovery
I'm a stage 3b lung cancer survivor, and I promise that somedays you just can't.....and I mean anything.
But everyday I fought to do the things that made me who I am. And this is what Paul does, it's who he is, and he won't give up.
Good you see you Paul.
To piggyback on your point in the beginning, Paul, on distances for self defense shootings, people should familiarize themselves with Elisjsha Dicken who stopped a mass shooter at a mall at 40 yards with an iron sighted glock. So it can and has happened, and is a viable situation to train for along with everything else
Rest in Peace, Sir, you will be missed! 😥✝️😭
Grear to see you, Paul! Absolutely appreciate your content and videos. Keep it up!
No slight to your brother, but it's good to see you and it's good to see you looking and sounding well. I lost my father to pancreatic cancer, so no illusions here. Just hoping you have as many good days as possible, and greatly appreciate when you are up to sharing some of those with us.
That guy that was the sidekick with IraqVeteran8888 said something to the effect of ... if you wind up with a hole in you, you weren't born with, you're gonna die!
LOL
What about ear piercings? 🤔
Thank you 🙏 Paul and Roy. God 🙏 Bless ✝️💛.
Great seeing you again bud !!!
It is so great to see paul staying as active as he can and still participating in the videos. We should all be grateful for each one as he is choosing to expend energy just for us.
It's great to see you still involved in the video Paul, wishing you well, praying for you sir!!
Thank you Paul for your fantastic Video👍 In Ireland, we can only own a 22lr Pistol, on Licence, with our magazines restricted to 5 round mags & even to avail of a 22lr Pistol isn't easy. So this video was very informative 👍 Paul's a Legend amongst Men, God speed & I pray you recover Paul🙏
Excellent information. I occasionally forego the larger calibers for the ease of concealability. It really makes sense to adjust point of aim based upon the capability of the round I'm sending downrange. Thanks Paul & Roy - best wishes to you both.
With the size of 380 pistols today, my belief is that a 22 is a good choice only when the carrier is intolerant to recoil or the gun is already owned. In a life-threatening situation, not many of us could realistically hit the required location to stop an attacker. All the more reason to practice.
What do you think about a 22LR warning shot to the leg with a promise that the next will be in between the eyes? Is a 22 painful enough to change the mind of an attacker or just drive up his rage?
I disagree somewhat only because .380 ACP pocket pistols are prone to limp wristing. I've owned a number of .380s from S&W, Beretta, Taurus & Glock. If you have to put a heavy grip on a pistol to keep it from limp wristing you're not going to be accurate. The Glock is the only one that didn't have limp wristing issues but I hated the spongey trigger so I got rid of it. I also have an S&W model 43C in .22LR (8 shot revolver) that I prefer to carry over my .380 for a lightweight pocket pistol. I can accurately and quickly put all 8 shots into a head sized target. I'm not recoil sensitive either, I have an M&P 340 in .357 that matches the 43C in size but I'm much faster and more accurate with that little .22 and it's so much cheaper to practice with I shoot it all the time. I carry Federal Punch .22 which meets the FBI penetration standard (12 inches). I personally would never fire a warning shot.
🙏Full recovery🙏
There’s no replacement for shot placement
Paul and Roy make a great on-camera duo!
He's your Huckleberry.
Never will be anyone like Paul ever again.
Its great to see Paul back again. God bless you Paul, and you too Roy. All of us are so grateful and wish you the best.
Thank you Paul, Roy and The Crew.
It's nice having two internet uncles to teach us all about firearms. I can't even begin to express how helpful this channel is to a novice such as myself who never had anyone teach him about firearms. I've been a firearms owner for 25 years now and I still never tell anyone I'm an expert. I'm just a guy who likes to shoot from time-to-time.
I don't care what he's talking about! This video gets a thumbs up just because Paul is making a video! 👍👍
Rest in peace Paul
Hearing of Pauls passing was a punch to the gut. Knowing his legacy lives on brings me a measure of comfort. RIP Paul and Godspeed, you are a legend.
Would love to see a review from you on that 1911-22. Glad to see you again Paul, hope you’re feeling well!
Non-meat target
Fruit roll-up skin, poptart pectoral, candy cane ribs, soda jug lung tissue
Great seeing Paul!! Roy, word well chosen: articulate!
Thanks Paul and Roy; Always good to see a new video post.
He's looking healthier than before. That's great!
Is Paul going to be ok, can I donate
Glad to see Paul looking better and getting around better!
My question is, who is the idiot that shot at Paul Harrell?🤪😆
I see ROY I CLICK
So good to see you on camera again, Paul. And thank you, Roy, for being such a great brother and keeping the channel going. You're both absolute legends!
Paul is looking healthier! Great to see! Wish him the best!
Hey Paul, Good to see you out of the house and still dispensing valuable information with authority, accuracy, and humor.
A world record grizzly bear was taken by a 22 long, which is weaker than a 22LR, so yeah, shot placement can be all the difference.
But that bear was also taken by surprise from very close.
If it is running at you on open then you might wanna have something bit bigger
because body shots will make it just angry. May die later but not before it have totally mauled that shooter.
The GOAT. Greatest gun channel on TH-cam.
Thanks for another informative video Paul and Roy. Good to see the 2 of you and great way to start a Sunday. Roy your video's get better with each one.
272nd !!!
For a Paul Harrell video ,
That’s pretty good …!
Thank you Paul and Roy. A lot of people down play a "little"22,but if that's all you got better then a stick! Great to see Paul in the video once again. Keep fighting Paul. Thank you Roy for stepping up for Paul and keeping the channel going. Doing great Sir. And thank y'all for your hard work and time it is very much appreciated!🤠🇺🇲
It’s everything! So glad to see Paul in more videos