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James Yeager: One Rifle for Everything?
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I wholeheartedly agree that there is no one rifle that will acceptably fulfill every role on the field, be it for survival or battle.
I will also say that I prefer the 'battle' and DM style rifles over anything else for myself. Then again, that could be because I typically fill that role in my group's setup.
I also agree that most everyone should own and practice with a variety of weapons. For example, a reliable and accurate handgun in 9mm/.40/.45, a .22 rifle, a shotgun, an AR or AK style of rifle, as well as a battle rifle and/or longer range bolt action, depending upon your personal goals and your group's requirements.
That will cover most every application from hunting for food to defensive needs.
I will also say that I prefer the 'battle' and DM style rifles over anything else for myself. Then again, that could be because I typically fill that role in my group's setup.
I also agree that most everyone should own and practice with a variety of weapons. For example, a reliable and accurate handgun in 9mm/.40/.45, a .22 rifle, a shotgun, an AR or AK style of rifle, as well as a battle rifle and/or longer range bolt action, depending upon your personal goals and your group's requirements.
That will cover most every application from hunting for food to defensive needs.
I have viewed some of his stuff but the arrogance turns me off to him. There are things to be learned from him I am sure but just have an issue with this cat.
I like to be familiar with the order of arms for anything I'm likely to pick up anywhere, and have something to fire any common mil/LE caliber ammo I may be able to acquire. So, I wind up with some variety. Win/win.
I have seen many references to him being "arrogant" or displaying arrogance in his videos.
I fail to see any arrogance in any of his videos (that I have watched).
His approach is very common sense and don't really have any major disagreements from his opinions.
At this point in shooting sports we are seeing many so called "experts" proliferating the gun arena. Many these people are needed in my opinion for the new guys and even us "older" guys in the sport could use a little training/knowledge here and there.
Finding the ones you believe or put stock into is up to the person. Like any thing else, buyer beware.
I fail to see any arrogance in any of his videos (that I have watched).
His approach is very common sense and don't really have any major disagreements from his opinions.
At this point in shooting sports we are seeing many so called "experts" proliferating the gun arena. Many these people are needed in my opinion for the new guys and even us "older" guys in the sport could use a little training/knowledge here and there.
Finding the ones you believe or put stock into is up to the person. Like any thing else, buyer beware.
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PINski1015
Sharpshooter
Kirk Freeman
Grandmaster
I'm sorry, that was silly. Bring us a real video.
I don't find the guy arrogant at all. I watch more of his videos because I think there is a benefit worth watching a video for a few minutes out of a day. I think it'd be easy to confuse a lack of sensitivity for peoples bs for a sense of arrogance. Hes giving the kind of information that instructors normally keep to themselves. If he dislikes ar10's its probably because he gets annoyed by guns that fail at his classes. James doesn't seem like the kind of guy who puts emotional attachment into his guns and instead looks like them as a practical tool. Ive never trained with him, but if the opportunity came up I would.
And yet I've noticed that you manage to comment on every single post about James.
Do I. Maybe I am trying to find something in them that warrants all the attention. Read some things yesterday that put my suspicions of his character in a different light.
I try and learn as much as possible at every opportunity. There seems to be knowledge there but just trying to figure the guy out. If I do post about him then more info is offered up. Is that not the reason we do this????
Issues with that???????????????
Edit....I just browsed the threads and this guy's face is everywhere. Hard not to comment on him.
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