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Enjoy this video then get up and get outside. Go train. Try and eat better foods. Enjoy nature around you. Live free. You can grab your Live Harder shirt over on my website. https://americanlictor.com/

Just took some time to take the jeep out and drive the yard seeing how my gear worked in the vehicle.

The first step is admitting to yourself that this is not what you are meant to do. You are meant for more. A life of quiet desperation is not what you want. The urge to runaway is strong and I can understand that. What you need is a plan. A plan to escape and take those you love with you. The era of working a meaningless job is coming to an end. More and more people are choosing to lose the busy life style and homestead. I am not saying that homesteading is for everyone. Not everyone would enjoy that lifestyle. But maybe you just shop less at a big store and find some local produce. Maybe you downsize your house and upscale your land size. Work to get debt free before consuming more meaningless products. Go out in nature. It begins now. Be sure to stop by and check out my website for some American made T-shirts printed by me. If you have an idea for a shirt you would like to see printed, let me know. https://www.AmericanLictor.com

Not everyone is the best at running a gun. In fact... I would dare to say most are not good at all. This should not discourage you. Keep practicing and learning. If you have fundamental problems seek help from others by finding a reputable course. I say reputable because there are far to many people teaching courses that have not business doing so. Just because they are NRA certified doesn't mean anything. In fact if they say NRA I would just steer clear anyways because that organization is garbage. Wow that got off on a tangent. Anyways practice as often as you can whether that be dry fire or live fire. You are not going to get any better watching me suck. Have a great day. https://americanlictor.com/

Had a peaceful day playing around with the Ruger Precision .22 on my little backyard range. The .22 is a gun that everyone should own. I won't tell you what kind to get specifically but I really do enjoy this Ruger Precision version. Lightweight and accurate. .22 is a great practice round and it is cheap, way cheaper than most rounds. Great platform for anyone learning a rifle.

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I have been shooting this rifle for the last year on my channel. I would consider this my do everything rifle. This is probably a lot shorter of a rifle than what most people would consider. Please let me know your thoughts and maybe what you would change. Rifle: - 11.5" BCM Upper w/ AAC M4-2000 - SBR'd Poverty Lower - Vortex Strike Eagle LPVO - 45 Trex-Arms mount DPP - ATPIAL-C IR laser - Surefire M600 weapon light

Running tree to tree, aiming small and missing small. Out of shape trying to get into some sort of shape.

You got shelter and you are warm. How do you get to the next location? Do you know how to navigate in the woods? Read a compass? You should be learning something new everyday and some of these skills I share in this video are critical in staying alive in the woods. 00:00 Intro 00:45 Part 1 Review 01:22 GPS 04:15 Compass 08:09 Your Pace and Notes 10:55 Pace Beads 12:33 Theory of Compass use without a Map 15:49 Practicing What I Preach 21:03 Making a Map with a Compass 24:17 Ending up where we started 26:01 Outro

I am no expert. I do however enjoy having a wide variety of skills and I am always willing to learn more. Becoming a "Jack-of-all-trades" is a great place to try and be. Most people may focus on shooting or working out but can you perform some basic wilderness survival skills? Do you need to learn more knots. What if you needed to start a fire? Instead of opening my everyday carry bag and telling you what I have. I am going to try and go over some things in my bag and show how I use them. Please let me know if you have anything specific you would like to see me go over as I am trying to get better at catering my videos to peoples comments. 00:00 Intro 00:39 Let's Not Die In The Woods 02:12 Poncho Shelter 12:24 Fire Making Prep 18:15 Attempt 1 at Fire 19:51 Attempt 2 at Fire 20:58 Attempt 3 at Fire 24:04 Camp Teardown

I got out in this crazy cold weather this Christmas eve to give you a video on Christmas day. Hope you enjoy the video and review of the Sig Tango MSR 1-10x. The eye relief is definitely something that is not favorable but the optic overall is pretty nice. Max magnification is the only time a really had a problem. In a scenario where someone is sitting still this might perform even better. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!

Shame on everyone that made comments in this document that were "I'm pro 2A but...." You are the scum of the gun community and this is why we can't have nice things. We are our own worst enemies. Everyone better start calling their representatives and voting these people out until they learn that the rights in the constitution are protected at all cost and not suggestions. Link to ATF Garbage: https://www.atf.gov/rules-and-regulations/factoring-criteria-firearms-attached-stabilizing-braces

Got my Pact timer back from repair and it is working great. They repaired this timer which I have beaten up for years for only $1 + Shipping. What a great company and way to be. Keep up the good work and plenty more will continue to buy this great product to enhance their training.

I decided to go out and shoot my pistol in the snow and put the gun and optic through a little test to see how they worked when covered in snow. Another nice day on the range. Get out and shoot.