Wonder how many people will probably say something like “just learn to shoot better” not realizing who they’re talking to.

@adamjones7497

2 ай бұрын

My guess is 0-1 people.

HE’S BACK!!!!! I thought Jerry was done doing videos. It’s been months. He’s one of the best.

@MaverickTangent

2 ай бұрын

he goes on the road for work

“Say no to recoil?!!?” Scott is going to see this, and end up crying.

@MS-74703

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 i think that too

@docskate4312

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@bmstylee

2 ай бұрын

950 JDJ has entered the chat.

@chrishunnicutt2570

2 ай бұрын

Scott does love to abuse himself with recoil!

Glad to see you back after 9 months brother!! God bless~

Every time I watch Jerry in his shop I always have a little chuckle at my neighbors expense. He is a retired marine who always tells me not to store ammo long term, but I want to send him a screen shot of this wall to poke at him a little.

@ericoverdorff8880

2 ай бұрын

I live in southeast Alaska, it rains alot and everything rots. I found some ammo that sat in my garage that is open to the air. The ammo was there for 20+ years and was completely green. I cleaned up the brass with some steel wool and it all shot just fine. I'm sure ammo that is stored indoors would probably last 100 years.

@williamgaines9784

2 ай бұрын

Since they have been selling surplus ammunition, much of which is 50 years or more old, that functions quite well, your Marine friend might want to rethink his position. I have fired shotgun ammunition that was over 60 years old that has been in an indoor closet most of that time and it works just fine. Same for some nearly 50 year old 22 lr.

@michaelhines4132

2 ай бұрын

Those are boxes of bullets, not loaded ammo.

@AdamosDad

2 ай бұрын

Some people are still sitting on WW2 ammo, that mostly works and is collectable, lol. I try to keep about 1k rounds for each gun till I got more guns than I could store ammo for, semper fi

@jarink1

2 ай бұрын

GI ammo cans are great for long-term ammo storage. Just be sure the rubber gasket for the lid is intact. Keep the cans in a temperature-steady location (preferably cool) and it'll probably last longer than you.

Jerry, knows safety, understands safety and practices safety and teaches safety! Perfect. No bullet can leave the range no matter what happens unexpectedly!

@bwrscott1

2 ай бұрын

He is Mr. Safety. I like how his is considering worst case and unexpected discard. Safety is job 1 through 10, and then you can pull the trigger.

Thank you for making the distinction between a fighting rifle and a range toy.

I got to meet Jerry a few months ago. What a down-to-earth guy he is.

Looks like Mr Miculek is big into muzzle discipline and avoiding negligent discharges. Great video!

There was me thinking he took time off to sort those shelves of ammo out 😂😂

@AllTheDips

2 ай бұрын

lol I bet he can find and caliber there without hesitation

@pjpbossin9457

2 ай бұрын

@@AllTheDips yer he did say there is an order to it be for I was just joking

@RMTSWG

2 ай бұрын

First time I saw Jerry on this "set", the same thought crossed my mind, kkkkkk. Does he uses ALL of em or is this just to show, like the tons of books all lawyers always have behind them in the office? Kkkkkkkkk

@beargillium2369

2 ай бұрын

They are sorted, bullets go on shelves, done!

@kenduncan3221

2 ай бұрын

He didn't take enough time off for that! Lol

It's so good to see Jerry posting more videos, sharing his wealth of knowledge.

"Get Some"..... Been missing these, thanks JM.

Thanks for the info and to remind us all to keep our muzzles pointed down range when dropping a bolt ! Cannot say it enough !

Fantastic to see my favourite gun KZreadr back. I spent 8 months lamenting your disappearance! Awesome video and explanation. And I loved your "High-horse" berm chuckle...but SO logical and sensible. PLEASE keep 'em coming - love love love your content! Hey from NZ.

The man, the myth, the legend!!! Good to see you providing some knowledge again!!! Thank you sir!!

Jerry you're brilliance is 2nd to none thank you Sir!😊

Jerry, missed ya'll. Glad your back!

Its great to see you back. Always informative content. Thank you.

The Man , The Myth, The Legend !!!

Jerry, I was so happy when I saw that you had a new video and even more so watching it. I hope you do not wait so long next time since you have so much to offer.

Im glad to share a name with a man who makes John Wick look like Barney Fife with firearms. Jerry Miculek has deadeye in real life.

Welcome Back Jerry! Thanks

The absolute finest ambassador for the gun community. Thanks JM

Smart tip on dropping the bolt in a safe direction...point well taken...if there's going to be an accidental discharge it's likely to happen in that moment. I have the same attitude about folks who clear a gun then pull the trigger...but not in a safe direction.

the freezer part is so important and lots of folks will miss it, said at the end silently....

Jerry please keep posting these types of videos where you are simply sharing your knowledge and talking to us. It is so valuable in this age of the tiresome bearded gunbro culture on KZread. Jerry is the best of the best. ❤

Glad to have you back. I was starting to be worried. Thanks for your videos and happy to see you in great form

I was just looking at lowering the recoil of my ar... impeccable timing Jerry! We would love to see more of you!

Jerrys favorite line: lets go out to the range

Thanks Jerry, I always learn something when I watch your videos.

Awesome as always. Good to have you back.

The G.O.A.T. Much respect Mr. Miculek. Thanks for sharing.

Glad to see you back Sir. We are here to learn your small tricks. Keep it coming

Excellent tutorial! Thanks Jerry. You da man! 🙏🏼

wonderful pointers - noticable difference.

Jerry always got a lot of great insight. My rifle setup has taken a lot of inspiration from Jerry.

I want to thank you for your videos, I learned a lot from them.

Great to see you back!

Welcome back Sir. Nice to see you again. Glad you’re well

Thank You for the info. Y'all are awesome

Hi Jerry! Nice to see a new video from you. I was already afraid that something had happened. I hope you do a lot more. I learn something new every time. ❤

Life happens, glad to have you back JM passing on your experiences, preferences, and thoughts.

Simple explanation and to the point. Thanks.

Thank you,that was a perfect explanation on the gas system and muzzle brake.

Wow! The difference at the range was massive! Brilliant!

Sir, thank you for sharing your expertise. Was very informative.

Great to see you back sir!

JERRY! Good to hear your voice! Thank you for your information and wisdom as always. Stay safe, God bless.

Great to see you again.

JM good to see you back and thanks for the lesson

I always learn something practical on Jerry's videos.

It is fun to listen to Jerry. He has so much knowledge!

Glad you are back!

Great info!! Thanks Jerry!!

Thank you, Sir! Good to see you.

Just got a Miculek buffer. Excited to try it out!

@iamtruth6056

2 ай бұрын

Ive had mine for 2 years and it really is a game changer.

Great safety tip!

Always dropping the knowledge bombs...thx Jerry.

Your shelves are spectacular!

Such knowledge. Amazing. Thank you!

Welcome back! We missed you.

Glad to see you making videos again!!!

Thanks for reinforcing the safety side on this.

Great to see you doing videos again Jerry!

Jerry, great to see you are back, it warms my heart. So many people appreciate your work! 🙏

Missed you! Great to see a new video.

Great video and great tips. Luv watching and learning w/Jerry

Yeah a good comp keeps the muzzle flat and is loud af!

@kellyBorgman

2 ай бұрын

That is a downside, they are louder.

Such an amazing and humble person. The world needs more people like Jerry out here sharing their knowledge

thanks for sharing your wisdom and your muzzle brake is a blast! 🇺🇸

Love your Ammo stock !

College level explanation by Jerry as always, leaves you with no questions as to what is really going on, I hope he makes a similar video with service pistols and competition pistols.

Excellent video

Thanks Mr J

The caption at the beginning said “if I use it to Mormon hunt” 🤣

I have used those magnetic buffers for years. Long before Jerry bought the rights. They are amazing!

Love the subtitles, every time he takes a shot it auto-translates as "applause".

It' good to see you. I pray that you, your family, and other loved ones are well. That was some useful info there.

Heck of a good video!!!!

Parts list would be amazing. Thx for all u Grand Master. We love u Jerry

Very good info Jerry. I run both of your improvements. The Compensator and the Buffer.

Man you still got it Jerry!

Gonna be honest. Thought he was about to give some fudd tips with the reload bit. But it was legit. Love this man.

The legend returns. Thank you Jerry, we missed you.

Great to see another video from Mr. Miculek always teaching me something about something, and I did get a .223 & 308 brakes from Jerry and they are totally worth the very reasonable prices. Thanks Jerry

@toddb930

2 ай бұрын

Ive been thinking of getting one of Jerry's brakes. How do you 'time' the muzzle brake so the ports are on the side?

@jeffreyammon3082

2 ай бұрын

@toddb930 they have a locking nut. In one of his videos that might come with a link with brake on how to fine tune it also.

@John-wv2gb

2 ай бұрын

They are loud though but work really well

The mag buffer alone is a significant improvement to felt recoil. It eliminates snappy recoil that often is a symptom of an over gassed rifle but does so without having to tune the gas down.

I love you Jerry. if it wasn't for your videos id of never gotten into the sport. I wish to shake your hand one day, but if not ill still love you either way. You are a true brother

The only man alive who can beat Chuck Norris

So much knowledge!!!

Welcome back buddy, we missed ya

A game i play is to insert and lock the loaded magazine into an open bolt, depress the trigger as close as i can guess to breaking weight, point rifle at target, and send the bolt home. Helps to discover and train out overpulling when it goes off.

God Bless You and I don't blame you for getting upset 👍

Common sense...ain't a whole lot of that floating around these days. Great explanation and video. Always enjoyable

Great job on the video

Welcome back!

I built an AR in 2020. I was getting bruised from the recoil. I figured out the stock buffer in the stock was to light. I upped it to 7.4 oz from 4.0 and that made all the difference.

@lucky43113

2 ай бұрын

How is that even possible

@patraic5241

2 ай бұрын

@@lucky43113 There is a weight in the stock that fits into a spring that absorbs the recoil of the bolt when the rifle fires. This is called the buffer. The spring can absorb only so much energy. The buffer's inertia dampens the recoil too. To dampen the recoil more increase the mass of the buffer. it's a conservation of inertia physics trick. It worked like a charm. Of course you can still feel the recoil but it's easily manageable now and doesn't leave bruises on my shoulder with prolonged use. I found several articles on the subject by professional marksmen that were talking about tweaking the AR platform for competition matches. I learned a lot about the topic.

Hello Jerry Micule . Very cool video. Thanks for the info . I like it.👍🏼

Jerry, you make the difference!

Its great to hear from people like him. Definitely he's a legend.

Nothing but good ol advice by the man himself Jerry!