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I love how Jerry explains things simply for anyone

I’m from Canada. I am not a gun owner. I, however, love watching guns on KZonlines. I always admire and respect the pros on their knowledge and respect of their firearms. Well done and presented. Thanks 🇨🇦

I deeply appreciate this short, informative, educational video. Too often, our culture & politics skips forwards from a premise to pre-defined conclusion. Personally, I have a range of nuanced opinions about how our laws should look with respect to weapons. From the moment that guns were placed into my hands as a child (by my parents) I had it carefully impressed upon me that, if safety is your first priority, it is easy to keep yourself and others safe. Understanding the practical tradeoffs of devices (like a bumpstock) gives us the knowledge to increase our safety as gun owners, gun users, neighbors, and citizens. When our paranoia gets the better of us, that's when we let safety slip as a priority, and that's when these weapons become dangerous.

Dude, I never knew this guy also makes videos about guns. He should do these more often, its fun watching a guy calmly and clearly explains how gun and its attachments works.

Great video. I knew bumpstocks had something to do with using recoil to speed up the fire rate but didn't know exactly how they opperated. Thank you for the nonbiased explenation.

You know this dude fell in love with the bump stock right after he used it.

I know it's four trips around the sun later ...but I "bumped" into this video...and I must say this first ...This was extremely informative and it's really good to see someone explain this and bring humility to a topic that can be pretty touchy for some. Thanks and keep on bringing the knowledge my friend 👍🏾

Thank you for this video. A recent ATF arrest for FRTs mentioned now-illegal bump stocks, ans I finally did the "look it up, dummy" thing. Your video answered a lot of questions I had. I grew up around guns back in the 50s & 60s, kept up a little during the 70s, & haven't d9ne anything with them since. We let our nephews jabe the guns because, back to back, the places the military sent my husband & me didn't allow guns, & then we kinds lost interest because we lived in a highly urbanized area & it was not easy finding a range. So, this is my first time seeingnan AR15 being shot, first time seeing what 9ne of them looks like (I realize they're highly customisable, but as a frustrated artist type, I can kind of pick out the "bones" of it. I have neber shot nor seen someone shoot a semi automatic rifle. Pistols, yeah, rifles, no. Thennt9 see just exactly what a bump stock looks like, how it works, in regular time & on slo-mo, allowed me to see what everyone is arguing about-nit nsaying I agree or disagree with their arguments, just that I can see both sides. Which has always been part of my "problem," or so I've been told, I see all the points of view & either can't pick a side or it takes me forever! lol Thanks, again, for this. I realize its like 4 yr old probably, but I'm glad it was still here.

This was a very educational video. For someone who didn’t understand what the bump stock was until I watched it. It was a true educational tool and helps you understand the relevance of the conversation around this particular modification.

Great vid & absolutely full of truth! Just today I was in a conversation where a guy, who claimed he was a "gun guy", tried to tell me a bump stock did not allow one to essentially go full auto 😂 I'm not a gun owner nor I'm definitely not against owning guns, but I do watch gun vids to help educate myself... Seems it's paying off.

Thank you. Its fun and its not the gun, or rifle, people. I grew up, and very young my dad taught us how dangerous guns/rifles are. It blows my mind how we sit back and watch dumb stuff happens, but never cheer for our citizens who actually saved someone or people with their gun/rifle.

"These things are about 40 cents a piece." Cries in 2020 ammo prices😭

This is my first time seeing this video and brother, I appreciate the way you are able to look at issues from other's perspective while still maintaining your own. Well done.

Thanks for clarifying, you do a great way of explaining the subject in a non-biased way. So tough to find information without someone trying to manipulate you with their own political agenda throughout presenting 🤦🏽‍♂️

Great video and thank you for taking an informational approach to a matter like this.

You did a great job laying that out very clearly. Now I understand better what a bump stock is. thank you!

Great video, I know it's 4 years old, but very cool and educational. Bump stocks are illegal now but even if they were legal it's not for me I like being able to acquire my target and with the bump stock I don't think I would be able to do that but it's still cool

Thanks very much on the info. I’m 76 and been around guns most of my life, also live and farmed all my life,now I finally have seen a video that really describes how a Bump Stock actually works. Keep up the great videos.

Personally enjoy owning and making a hobby of my firearms by going to the range or just personal security. Having not known about these "Bump Stocks" I was pretty shocked. Someone had a big brain thinking of that, and I slightly understand the concern people might have. While cool and rather hilarious, I already know that the stigma of today's politics will be quick to turn it into a controversy. Either way, awesome stuff Jerry, hope you have fun with that setup, its pretty nice.

"Anything good can be turned into something bad" Sooo true. It's what comes out of a man's heart that defiles him.

Thank you for the demo as i did not know what a bump stock is. For anyone who want to outlaw a 'bump stock' they must first demonstrate what it can or cannot do. i think the bump stock makes this an automatic rifle in terms of ammo used. It terms of accuracy, probably not. I think the outlaw guns group would not like this but that is not for them to say. I think they should be legal and yes do the background checks like you would for any gun that is currently in place. Again thanks for the demo - it was very informative to me - John

Excellent presentation, very well done. You took a confusing topic and explained it in a clear and simple manner.

Thanks for a very informative video and especially the slow motion. I now have no doubts about my decision on bump stocks. Thank you.

That was super helpful. Even though I served in the Marines, I’d never heard of a bump stock. Now understand what all the controversy is about, but as you say, anything, literally anything can be turned into a weapon and or used for wrong purposes. I like how you stay out of the controversy and just presented the facts, allowing people to make their own decisions. Classy.

Great video and explanation. Did you happen to time how long it takes to empty a AR on fully automatic vs. a AR 15 with the bump stock vs. the AR 15 on normal semi automatic mode where you pull the trigger?

I really appreciate this video and the level of maturity and respect that you have is key

Well done, easy to understand why in the wrong hands it would be dangerous

This was a wonderfully helpful video. Should something be legal or not? I know, let's go learn about it directly! Thank you.

WOW! I too was blown away by how fast it unloaded the magazine...almost like a machine gun. Thank you so much for the demonstration, it was very enlightening! I'm totally pro-gun, but I'd have to do some thinking about whether I think these devices should be legal. Of course, they're currently illegal. Would be great for defending home & family against the attack of a gang, but wow. It was funny when you said shooting guns were sometimes done on dates. I lived in SLC from 1990-2007 (I recognized that you were in Utah before you said you were, lol...I miss Utah!), & my first date with a former boyfriend was going out to Strawberry Reservoir, back in the woods, & target shooting. One of my best dates ever. :)

I love how objective you kept this episode, no matter your political view it was a smart choice. You let people make up their own opinions on the issue and didn't force your view onto others, this is how it's done here on yt.

Thanks for putting it into slow-mo. It definitely helped with seeing what was actually going on

Thanks for being very informative and leaving the politics out of the conversation. Knowledge is power and more people should be informed properly before drawing any conclusions to any topic.

Amazing!! Thank you for clearing this up. I've sh ot guns and had rifles and pistols, since a young age , hunting with my dad Thank you. Turns the AR into a machine gun blowing bullets at amazing speed. Thank you. I've wanted to see thus done. I appreciate you.

Thanks for the video Zach! Very informative with a positive perspective

Wow thank you absolutely so much for this I have been born and raised in montana so guns are apart of our culture to but this was very educational and it showed me a lot about bump stocks and how they work to im a gun owner and I like to think I think I know a lot about it but I genuinely thought bump stocks were literally just a normal tube stock for the longest time it was just a hillbilly way of saying it but now I get a better understanding of it all these things are fun and absolutely wonderful but like you said anyone can take it and make it a very very bad time

Does the Bump Stock scratch at level 6 with deeper groves at level 7?

Thank you for this video. The objective treatment of the topic was relaxing, and informative.

being former military army punk I do appreciate the comment section not focusing on certain things. this was a cool video. thank you for it

The diversification of content after all these years is impressive. Times have changed sadly, tech and individual freedom mixed/opposed with public policy, society eye, and political agenda. The reach you have now vs the start is huge. Collaboration with industry and topic experts (not the people who claim to be) on certain topics where these hobbies/professions are coming into the age of 3d printing/cnc machining, open source information, and internet ordering. These polarizing topics with your perspective and technical eye would be amazing and interesting.

You did an excellent service to the people, nice job.

Great vid, i also had herd of them but didnt know how they worked. I grew up with guns here in the south and had loads of fun skeet shooting. Your vid was very good info on a subject that i wanted to know more about. thanks.

Update v2.19.3 Patch notes: -Greatly nerfed Bump stock -Nerfed AR-15 -Switched Agent 47 back to the Tech Department

Very good video thanks for putting this together. Looks cool but I would have no use for one especially at $400.

This is an actual bump stock that buffer tube mounted stock at the beginning isn't. Thank you for showing the real thing for people who need or want to know. Gun education for those who shoot them or don't is very important. also at 3:05 when you were showing the gun the safety was off and the bolt closed potentially risking an uncleared gun (safety risk)

If there was a stock in a videogame that converts your semi-auto rifle to a full-auto I would think "Man that's so unrealistic" and here we are... this stuff is mindblowing to me

Interesting. I had not seen a bump stock up close. It seems like a pretty simple design-basically a spring and some shaped plastic. It also seems like a good way to waste money on ammo.

i think the fact that you can bump fire without a bump stock makes these perfectly okay. If they really want to try and outlaw guns being manufactured in a way where they can be bump fired, they can figure that one out.

But does it have a headphone jack?

I love your work and how both entertaining and educational your videos are. One minor criticism I have of this video is that you called the magazine a clip. Given how dedicated your channel is to spreading knowledge, I hope that you can make sure to be more accurate about that detail in the future. A clip is a piece of metal that holds bullets together so you can rapidly load them into a magazine. A magazine is a compartment that holds bullets to be directly fed into the firing chamber of a gun. Magazines can be integral or detachable, and clips are typically only used on guns with integrated magazines. For guns with detachable magazines like AR-15 variants, you would only use a clip if you needed to carry a lot of ammo and didn't want the extra weight of all of those additional magazines. So, a small amount of your ammo would be contained in several magazines. The rest would be contained in a largeer number of (lighter) clips. Then you would rapidly refill those magazines from clips in the field once those magazines were empty. Even if you had clips usable with the AR-15 platform, you wouldn't be able to feed or load an AR-15 with a clip. You'd use the clip to load the magazine. Then you'd put the empty clip away, and load the newly filled magazine into the gun. It'd be great if you could do a video showing what a clip is as opposed to a magazine so people can stop making that mistake in pop culture and ordinary parlance.

Thank you for making this video, it helped me with my essay on gun control! I respect you for not making something inflammatory and instead just making a video about what bump stocks are :)

I agree. Anything can be a weapon. In the wrong hands, anything can be a used to cause harm: guns, an ink pen, a chair, etc. however, it is our responsibility to make sure we use it for fun and be responsible.

I prefer semi-auto fire myself. Even in my army-days, we never used the 3-rd burst setting on our M-4 carbines. We always shot for accuracy/marksmanship, anf 3-rd burst seemed like a waste anyway. Sure, full-auto (or burst, or maybe simulated via bump-stock) might be fun......but for me at least, i personally have a fast trigger-pull, if i need to send rds downrange fast.

Thank you very much this was well done and it showed me everything I needed to know about a bump stock

lol he expected a bunch of civilized people having deep conversations about this subject and he got hitman and scratch test jokes lmao

All I saw was a look of joy when he got that full auto feeling haha.

This is really great and informative! Thanks, Jerry!

Well done. Clears up a few misconceptions I had about these. Thank you.

My son has been raised around guns his whole life. He learned early on what might happen, when shooting at a living creature. He hunts every deer season; yes, he completed the Hunter Safety Course. My point: knowledge is extremely important. Education about consequences should begin before kindergarten. It doesn't have to be graphic, either. That's all. I don't know enough to have an opinion about bump stocks.

Very interesting and informative... thanks for posting this excellent video!

What idiots disliked this video? It wasn't bias, wasn't rude to anyone, was concise, informative, and to the point. The simple editing, calm and clear dialogue was very nicely done 👌👍

Bump stocks are really cool but like you said not everyone needs one, so many nut jobs want them for all the wrong reasons! But I loved the video looks like loads of fun!

Just so people know, Bump Stock are now illegal everywhere in the US since December 2018.

Awesome video. I learned a lot and also could tell you had a blast making this one 🎥 💥

I just wish there where more people like you man

Awesome video. I like how you didn’t go in to the controversy. It looks fun. Unfortunately for me I live in Australia and I use videos like yours to get my “gun fix”. 😁 One day I hope to visit and maybe do some real shooting (and go to Bowling Green for my beloved Corvettes…).

Now that's what i call *FULL SEMI-AUTOMATIC*

Great explanation - much appreciated.

All very well said at the end anything can be turned into a deadly conversation loved the whole educational video

That isn't automatic fire, that's still just semi automatic function. The upgrade just offers a superior body mechanic to be used. Rather than engaging the finger's muscles in a sideways "come here" motion, and the arm on the other side of the body being used to pull the weapon into your shoulder. Instead of pulling away from the trunk, and the trigger arm keeps the stock into the shoulder, on the same side of the body, via the attached grip.

His face when the bump stock kicked in. Like Christmas for 2 seconds.

Thanks I I wanted to know what a bump stock was and thank you you made it simple too bad it's getting bad I would love to get one myself

This is the first time I'm watching your video and I love the way you explained how bumpstocks work. Unbiased and straight-forward. Thanks for a great video.

Note that you can still bump fire a gun without a modified stock, also, with 3d printing becoming wildly available not only can bump stocks be illegally made cheaply and easily but also the entire gun.

May want to emphasize that it's not automatic, but it facilitates easy motion of firing and resetting the trigger by hand.

I had one for a while. Tried it and thought it was cool. Just like the M16, the rapid fire recoiled up and to the right. Accuracy is nonexistent in both. I found I would rather have accuracy and less cost. It was kinda fun but ya really can't hit much when ya need to. I took it off and replaced the stock. I'd rather take an accurate shot. I also feel they should stay legal for those that want them.

Jerry, you make such informative and interesting videos. The clarity in how you describe things is a talent not many have, but you have it. About the bump stock, I don't like it. I can see how you use it recreationally and I'm not offended by you having one, but the danger of mass carnage is too great, and no longer hypothetical, to allow these things to be owned generally. Even the AR15 alone is too great a threat to general safety. I was surprised how fast you were able to shoot that without the bump stock. That's my opinion. Also enjoyed your Rivian 1500 mile video and hope you slip in a 5,000 mile video before the promised 10,000 mile.

Interesting presentation. Love the slow mo with both setups used. It helps to visualize how it occurs. BTW...it's a magazine and not a clip. Just saying.

He’s gone from Galaxy A10’s to AR15’s.

Very informative as I really did not previously understand bump stock mechanics. I believe its called a magazine.

Thank you for making this video, I didn’t know about how it worked until now

Very informative vid, thanks for making it!

Super useful, I thought people were just trying to ban regular stocks lmao 🤔 was like how's that going to solve anything.

Thanks SO much... Very informative :} And thanks for the Slo-Mo... I was able to more fully understand just exactly HOW the BumpStock works :}

As someone who was aware of bump stocks but hadn't seen them in action, I really appreciated the video. Good work and good explanations.

Ah yes the fully semi-automatic that I’ve heard so much about

Very educational, learned something today, thank you

Amazing video. Came to KZonlines for an example as I just saw a video about a potential mass shooter that was found with a bump stock. Fired much quicker than I expected. If autos are illegal the bump stock should be also. But I guess people would just 3d print them.

Just a casual day of Hitman trying his new toy.

Thank you for a very informative video.

“These things are about 40 cents a piece” Well, that didn’t age well

So that was a semi automatic gun ?? The bump stock made it go much faster !! Totally amazing, it seemed like the bump stock made the gun just like fully automatic

You can bump fire guns without any modifications btw. An update on that would be cool, very nice demonstration.

Like the guy in the video explained, ANYONE can use ANYTHING to do BAD things. The instruments themselves are inert when left alone.

Thanks for the video. I had no idea what a bump stock actually did. That thing just turned that AR into a nightmare (if you find your self on the business end)

Good intelligent review. One could tell that you really enjoyed shooting the bumpstock vs fast finger though.

never seen your vids before but your presentation skills were very on point, you remained very objective throughout the video, kept a positive attitude and did exactly what you said you were gonna do. you just earned a sub, love what you're doing here

Thanks for making this video. I just didn't know the difference and this helped to clarify that. Thanks man

Honestly it isn’t hard to learn to do this without the actual stock. Very simple.

I've never actually seen one of these bumpstocks used. I ignored the media hype when it was a thing. I kind of want one now, ATF be damned.