I thought it was interesting and not as anti-gun biased as I assumed it would be.
Of course there was the continual misinformation (i.e. lying) about the "powerful AR-15". The .223/5.56 is hardly a powerful rifle round and there was a tiny mention of the .30 Carbine as being significantly more powerful. I suppose it is powerful compared to a .22 LR. But I would say that ANY centerfire rifle count used at close range (basically point-blank) on human targets is going to create major injury.
I thought the doctor who said a shotgun or a handgun would not create wounds like the AR-15 did was wrong. A 12 ga at close range will not just shatter bones but it will blow limbs off. Just about any handgun round at that same close range is going to be just as deadly, perhaps more because it's easier to get to multiple targets with a handgun than a rifle in general.
They really tried to make James Yeager look like a nut-job but of course his ranting video pretty much did the work for them.
The show really showed a lot of women and AR-15s which I thought was interesting. If you listen to a lot of the anti-propaganda you'd believe that AR's are "boy-toys" but they said AR ownership among women is rising faster than among men. Go for it ladies!
Of course there was the continual misinformation (i.e. lying) about the "powerful AR-15". The .223/5.56 is hardly a powerful rifle round and there was a tiny mention of the .30 Carbine as being significantly more powerful. I suppose it is powerful compared to a .22 LR. But I would say that ANY centerfire rifle count used at close range (basically point-blank) on human targets is going to create major injury.
I thought the doctor who said a shotgun or a handgun would not create wounds like the AR-15 did was wrong. A 12 ga at close range will not just shatter bones but it will blow limbs off. Just about any handgun round at that same close range is going to be just as deadly, perhaps more because it's easier to get to multiple targets with a handgun than a rifle in general.
They really tried to make James Yeager look like a nut-job but of course his ranting video pretty much did the work for them.
The show really showed a lot of women and AR-15s which I thought was interesting. If you listen to a lot of the anti-propaganda you'd believe that AR's are "boy-toys" but they said AR ownership among women is rising faster than among men. Go for it ladies!
