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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ม.ค. 2023
- Jerry Miculek is back on the podcast clock giving us a rundown on his open-division race gun. This thing is cool as heck and built for speed - just like Jerry. It’s always fun chatting with the “godfather of shooting”. This podcast is no exception!
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Love it. “It’s better to give than to receive”.
Only Jerry.
This man is a National Treasure, protect his brain and trigger finger at all costs!
One of the few remaining Legends. It's always a pleasure to see him 😄You know why three gun started right? Jerry shoots so fast they had to add shotguns to two gun, just to give people a fair chance 🤣GET SOME!
I really like Jerry's simple and reliable thought process. Never tire of hearing his thoughts on guns and shooting. Great Podcast fellas!!
Great video, "Better to give than to receive". Words to live by. Don't know how u guys end the talk, I could never learn enuf from Jerry.
Amen, these guys are great. Always fun to watch.
Very good person to have on one of my favorite TH-cam channels. One day, I'd love to visit the Vortex locations
From a practical side, porting definitely works. From a tactical side, the biggest draw backs would be the excessive flash and (for me at least) more places to allow dirt to get into.
spoken like someone who has no experience with shooting ported guns.....
Did you hear JM report on testing the "flashiest powder" he could find and it NOT affecting his night vision AT ALL ... and then also the fact that modern pistol powers have a flash signature significantly less? JM lives on his own range and has reloaded more ammo (even tho he is a sponsored shooter now) and has done us the favor of testing the so called flash problem. Realize, porting only has a chance to affect the shooters vision. Tactically, flash is still there for any tactical disadvantage that you mind can make up.... bad guys are going to see the flash regardless ... and the flash is VERY muted with all modern ammo!
Now, tell me again how dirt is going to affect anything other than your cleaning efforts ....
@@loves2shootJerry is talking about his perspective and his needs. I can think of many reasons why I don't want a comp on my gun in my line of work. I have an open division race gun myself so I have a good amount of experience using a comp, and I love shooting it, but for work I don't nor would I want a comped gun. You DO lose reliability unless you're running hot ammo. You could tweak the springs to your comp but then again you're setting it up for one load. When you travel to other countries you'll get issued a stock Glock or something along those lines. And even if I could bring my barrel/comp with me, I have no guarantee I'll be given the right ammo. And most comps, at least the ones that work well, tend to add quite a bit of length and might not be compatible with issued holsters.
Also I've had to use my gun indoors before, already have a good amount of hearing damage from being in the service, and I don't need/want anymore. A comped 9mm with hot ammo (as it should be) is louder and more concussive than a 16 inch barreled AR in 5.56 from my experience. Again, different people, different needs, different tools
Just picked up the Walther WMP. My excuse is old arthritic hands. Got me a Vortex Venom, old eyes. Great combo.
The new m&p metal is awesome 🥹
Great work y'all 🎯🤠👍
great convo with the Godfather!
One of the reasons for carry or duty guns not having ported barrels is fear. There is the possibility of burning powder grains or other objects being ejected from those ports during cqb, when the muzzle is right below someone's face. That possibility is quite small, but administrators at police departments and departments of corrections have to worry about "sir, officer Jones was at firearms qualification and some burning powder grains went behind his safety glasses. BTW, the unions president and attorney are on the phone ".
Love jerry
I will now squeeze something that's not 1911. The lord has spoken!
I'd like to add I love my 10mm 2.0 s&w 4". Never owned a Smith and Wesson but I get it now
I'm not sure how Jerry hasn't sold me an m&p yet but oh well..he'll get me to buy one eventually.
It seems like shooting sports and training schools have a bunch of good guys like Jerry miculek. I'm glad to see so many guys who are willing to sit and chat about shooting for whatever reason (plinking, matches, self defense, war..etc) and give people some tips and stories from their experience. Damn good bunch of guys we got here.
(they say that new metal M&P is the best one of them all) Prolly why Jerry added tungsten guide rod to his, the extra weight makes it shoot flatter and with less felt recoil.
I use a Vortex Venom on my Ruger Mk4 because I can, I use a Holosun 507K on my P322 because I have to. The larger window makes the dot a lot easier to find if my draw isn't perfect, and I just like 3 moa dots. I can't say I could tell the difference in a 'blind test', but the two 3 moa dots I have look better to me than the two 2 moa dots I have, all difference brands or styles.
Have a 10 min talk on the 6.8TVC, I’m curious what Ryan thinks of plastic ammo
JERRY FOR PRESIDENT
do a cartridge talk on the .444 my buddy recently got passed down a .444 marlin and weve been shooting whitetail left and right with it this past season.
Maybe I missed it but what is the Timney trigger he’s using?
Could you do a #10Minutetalk on the .338 Federal? It seems like a great cartridge for midsized game..kinda like a modern version of a 35 Whelan in a smaller, handier package. Especially if you consider that it fits into the AR-308 platform. Thanks!
358 winchester
ever look at 375 Raptor ? Uses the same case but more bullet if you need more FTLBs. Its gaining popularity as the 8.6 BLK hasn't been taking off too much anymore due to no barrels coming out of Faxon.
first, this is going to be great
Ports = lower velocity = possibly less projectile expansion. That’s the only reason I could think to not want a ported CCW
One possible reason to not use ports on a tactical pistol is because of the potential uses it might be used. Likely, not with full ear and eye protection that a completion shooter will use when they are shooting. Also, you might not be in a good shooting posture. You might have the gun jammed up against your face when firing in a difficult self defense situation. If not using the sights while taking shots, the ports could be angled back towards your face. I bet you you'll only ever to that once, if you get a blast of hot gas in the eyes.
The safety on a pistol is the holster.
I wonder what lube Jerry switched to for those cold events? Besides the flash/powder exit excuse for not porting , I always heard the amount of crap that gets in ported barrels in everyday carry and dirty dusty muddy tactical life would be a big detriment to the gun firing well and scars the parts etc. .
Load data for Jerry's ammo. 115, 124, 147? and what are his typical reload velocities?
If you watch his videos he buys it in bulk these days and its the same spec as most everybody in his 3 gun group shoots.
Ported barrels can distract the shooter during very close point shooting by splashing muzzle blast and more importantly powder and particulates into the shooters neck and chin. That's really the only thing I have ever heard from people who have been physically tangling with someone or inside a vehicle and shooting while not fully extended out away from the face or body. I have no experience with this but can vouch for the powder and particulates being ejected straight up from barrel ports.
We need to get away from what "could happen" to what is likely to happen..... I'm familiar with this caution as I thought about ported barrel in the early 2000's and heard all of these concerns ... have yet to come across any real life accounts of this happening.
@@loves2shoot same
As I understand, reason why self-defense types don’t like ported barrels is because of the danger factor. If you end up wrestling with a assailant, and you have to shoot them from a hold, you could burn yourself in the process.
I wouldn't say that as the main reason, but it is a good reason.
The main reasons are reliability and night time shooting.
@@perrytilton5221 not sure porting affects reliability a ton. Added compensators can however
@@tristanhodgden4286 What porting does is reduce recoil. What is required to run most handguns is recoil.
@@perrytilton5221 You are right! These guys who shoot thousands of rounds a month don't know anything about recoil :/
BTW, porting is designed to reduce "muzzle flip" ... not recoil. Compensators are diff and normally tame recoil AND muzzle flip. Compensators on a handgun can benefit from testing your handgun/ammo load to ensure it does what it is designed to do and doesn't affect performance. I've never heard of a rifle comp that affected reliability. Rifle comps are chosen/designed to keep the rifle as steady during recoil as possible ... stuff like port angle and direction and size becomes important.
I think you should carry and use the tool you are the best with the most familiar. Everything else is preference and or just mouth running thinking they know it all. I'm 32. And I know that bet Jerry here would do better in a self defense matter than 3 quarters of us would ever do.jerry is a legend no chance anyone would step up to him.
.... than 99.9% of us would ever ....
There, I fixed it for you!
@@loves2shoot it's fine the way it was
@@loves2shoot but if it helps you sleep at night to correct people that didn't ask. I'm glad I could help
So you are dissing the guy who (as I understand it) made a "comment" that in fact further supports your "comment" on the "comment" board . . .
I wonder if Jerry has ever shot with 9x25 Dillon
Slide cuts invite dirt.
The only downside to porting is you and the firearm get a little dirtier. You were going to clean your weapon and shower anyway, right?
ported stupid loud in close proximity of any barrier. plus gas / powder in your face. think concealed carry and in sitting in car and for no reason someone runs up on you pointing gun at your drivers window
porting won't be the deciding factor there .... inside a car ANY firearm will be stupid loud ... and honestly, ANY firearm is going to blow hot gas/residue all over you. Gonna bounce off the window ....
Another case of imagining the worse even tho we see no evidence of it. IMO.
"I'm just a gamer"
How many times will Mark be allowed to mispronounce Jerry's last name without someone correcting him? Maybe let Jerry introduce himself next time.
What ever happened to the MO-SKEET enterprise? Just set up a Kickstarter. DONE. #MMSGA
Hello Sir, Any business email or account i can reach for a proposal.?
Ant never been in a gun fight lol. No but bet u got good odds lmao . I would say stay away from mundie but I think it good lmao.
I mean JM isn't a warrior that's absolutely the case, but shit me sideways he's not a man to get in a gun fight with 😂.
Get the stupid timer TV out of there! Thing drives me nuts! And is mega tacky and horrible lol