P&S ModCast 367 - The 7th Annual Airing of Grievances
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Primary & Secondary ModCast
I got a lot of problems with you people, now you're gonna hear about it
Host: Matt Landfair
Panel:
Brass Facts
Bryan Eastridge
Ben G.
Hop
Tom Kelley
James Westerfield
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We meed Hop, Pressberg & Nutn on all at once to go Nuclear...
I'll need help getting Nutn
@@PrimaryAndSecondarynutn will leave early, 💯
"Get on the 50 grandma!"
Phenomenal. Love seeing Brass and Hop in here.
I feel like I’m definitely in the minority in that I found P&S through hop and brass boy.
2:42:37 Bryan leaves and the show starts.
Love listening to Brock and Hop. Great channels
I love seeing that Hop is a fellow TLR6 enjoyer
Now I want OEM Beretta memes.
I'm going to listen to the whole thing, but are we roasting Beretta?
@@JesusisLORD77778 Quite the opposite - the man from Beretta said that he has made spicy memes at work that will never see the light of day .
This is remanesant of older P&S
Exactly!
It was a really great live show, full of interesting thoughts and information. On Glock, competition, Beretta, ballistics, red dots etc etc.
I'm glad to see Hop there, being one of his European followers haha
I want an official P&S Pork Pocket
I firmly believe the super tall scope (NOT red dot) mount craze was purely fueled by companies asking, "How can we get them to buy another scope mount?"
I use a stream light protac. The one that takes 2 123s. It’s low, double tap for full brightness. Momentary and constant. It’s perfect. Little on the large size but if it’s the only light I have other than my phone or weapon light. Perfect.
Awesome stuff as usual. Thanks for setting this up, Matt.
Nearly spat out my lunch when I heard Hop say "Glock killer".
Great episode. Here's a comment for the algorithm gawds.
I have some Beretta grievances. So.... I just got 2 Beretta Bobcat Inox. One was built on a Wednesday and one a Friday. The Wednesday is 100% reliable, beautifully machined, a joy to own. The Friday one has marred rear sights that were smashed down on one side before the finish was applied. There are a few machining eye sores. The main issue is the trigger bar(whatever the black thing on the right side is called) is slipping off the hammer internally. You can noticeably feel it catching and scraping the aluminum frame. The hammer catches halfway back when you feel it fall off. Then the trigger does not return to single action.
Anyways... the FFL and Palmetto State Armory have policies where I could not reject or return it. Beretta policy says they are not responsible for any cosmetic defects accepted at the FFL. It looks like I'm stuck with a lemon. I don't know how this thing got off the line.
Bad ffl. I would recommend finding another one in your area.
Good episode. Would've been great if James let Brass Hopfacts talk once in awhile.
I'll work on it. 🤐
Is Hop channeling Caleb?
It’s always hilarious to see people who suck at shooting try to explain
Why it’s the matches fault that they can’t be both fast and accurate
1:52:59 Hop is spot on here. I've had these arguments with boomer hunters about how x new cartridge shouldnt exist because older y cartridge has similar numbers. Sure, if you already have a 7mm rem mag, keep it. It's not any worse than the 7prc, but if you dont have one already, why not get the marginally slightly new and improved one?
I help run an outlaw idpa and two gun club and wish that hop and brass had not let two bad experiences ruin their opinions on competitions. Our club is anti-gaming for the most part. Your score is your score, and if you want to argue with me or another RO, you can bitch in the parking lot because you're done for the day. There is also a new competition out there that limits the gaming aspect with different categories, open and tactical. I think its called pcsl, and i think it would be right up y'alls alley
Muscle memory has a term thats been around in athletics for ages and ages. Its more simple than neurological pathways, propripercestion, or whatever other long winded word salad people want to replace it with. Everyone knows what it really means vs how its being used at this point. No need to science the violence
I’m a simple man, I see brass and hop, I click.
Poor James, he got maybe 2 sentences in in 3 and a half hours.
He probably would rather just listen, but I add him to the panels.
I'm good with it. I pipe up when I feel I should.😉
I'm still getting over cheek pistols. @@PrimaryAndSecondary
Glad Dugan is ok
Hop lost me on the competition rant. It takes a helluva lot more to win at the top level than just knowing how to work around the rules. Shooting is a measurable skill and there are people who measure off the charts. Doesn't mean Lucas is a bad shooter, but he's not on par with an Eric Grauffel.
He's half right. There's things that happen in practical shooting sports that are very dependent on knowing ruleset, stage tackling, and skills that aren't directly tied to ones ability to actually shoot good. THAT BEING SAID, all the best shooters funnel into practical shooting sports, so in the end you do have to be an amazing shooter in order to win at the highest levels. What he's saying applies moreso to lower/mid tier competitors where someone who's USPSA savvy will win over a better shooter who's not too knowledgeable on the sport aspect. I've met guys who shot damn well and when I asked them how long it they've been competing, they said "first time", up until that day they had only been dry firing and taking classes. And had they actually understood the sport a bit better and polished some of the more sportive skills, they'd have finished much higher. Truths a little grey, but yeah, most tacticool TH-camrs couldn't shoot their way out of a paperbag.
Why is Bryan such an elitist ?
He's inspired me to close out of more than a few P&S Modcasts.
@@dan96b6 He’s almost a meme, or a caricature of the “back in my day” guy or the “this young generation ..” guy. There’s a difference between someone paying their dues and blatant gate keeping. It seems he wants to be the troll under the bridge, who’s toll to be paid is berating you for being youthful haha!
He sounds like a shithead. “You’re not allowed to enjoy things and benefit from the failures and experiences of others to make informed decisions. You’ve got to just fail and waste time, otherwise you are just entitled.”
No one gives a fuck about listening to anyone other then brass, Matt, and hop.
Thanks for letting hop and brass “ruin” the podcast. Jk, I’m loving these as much as the other episodes. Keep it up.
Oh my. After watching that, I would prefer less "Bryan with a Y E" on these podcasts.
Brass facts, hop, and Matt is all that this needed…. No one knows the other guys
Come on now! BrYan is seriously a great dude.
Alright Bryan is out, Caleb is back in
He had some seriously insightful and interesting points at first but once he started going off about millennials or how muscle memory is stupid I completely lost interest in anything he was saying.
The small unit tactics. Locate, close with, and destroy the enemy... I dont think I want to close with the enemy. I'm pretty sure I can shoot further than they can.
That would depend on the enemy.
Hey, i Watch brass and hop as well as Garand Thumb and Admin Results.
I like knowledge, but the infotainment side is nice for plain entertainment
Blue dots is the best flavor.
Watching this was the first time that I've ever encountered the term "cheek pistol," so I googled it and now I wish I hadn't... Why?
I can only think of two scenarios where that could potentially be useful, but with those two there's better options.
The first would be if you have some kind of hard cover that you're married to, like a ballistic shield. But then cheeking the pistol sort of defeats the purpose of that shield by exposing part of your head.
The second would be if you're stuck holding a barricade of some kind, and trying to maintain a stable firing position with a firearm that's suboptimal for the task like a TP9 or some kind of unbraced PDW type thing.
Fast and accurate in a compact package. We thought it was neat.
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@PrimaryAndSecondary Well, as soon as I unpaused after typing up this comment, Bryan with a Y E started speaking on the historical aspect of the subject, and then I felt sort of dumb.
I'll definitely check that out.
@@PrimaryAndSecondaryOK, that was pretty cool. Now I have a new project for 2024... Dammit. 😅
Yes. Id say the OPFOR take on cqb is a very good take. Its a far more useful skill. Cqb is a death trap. It looks nothing like the tier 1 shills selling training. Its not pretty and flowing. Its rounds through walls and chaos. It looks lime Faluja. It looks like what we are seeing in Gaza and the Ukraine
The whole competition complaints/talk sounds like a bunch of dudes who think they’re amazing shooters until they shot a a few matches and got pissed at the results.
I would love to see their praticscore results even with all of the excuses. Reviewing gear doesn't mean you can shoot.
@@gunnierunner1 at this point, I can’t take these guys serious anymore especially when it comes to any of their advice about shooting skills . I laughed when they were talking about making all stages blind. Like do you really think you would start beating the other guys at the match if that were the case ? I guarantee you wouldn’t. And also, since shooting matches all over in Arizona on and off since 2009, I’ve never seen anyone argue with the guy running scores at a match.
I dont compete, but I want to. My schedule isn't the most conducive. I think no walkthroughs would add a n interesting dynamic in how people process what they see. John Holschen has been covering that topic recently
@@PrimaryAndSecondary Ill check it out. I run my team through matches without them. The most skilled shooters still win so I don't think it matters from a competitive standpoint.
The other guys using it as an excuse is ridiculous and borderline "kilt in streets" talk.
@@PrimaryAndSecondary I understand the schedule thing. But I think it’s absolutely necessary (in our career field) we find time to compete once or even twice a month. Not to win titles or prizes but to pressure test our skills. Especially if you are in a firearms instructor position.
Why’s everyone in the comments have an issue with Bryan? 😂 He’s a chill dude
I think he is
Rants. With no caleb 😢
X'ers cant handle being officially classified as old. Sad
I don't know about that.