Videos tagged with Fully Automatic Fire

This video critically examines the legal and technical aspects of the Judge Kano case, challenging the sensationalized narrative. It debunks the claim that 'assault rifles' were given to a cartel member, explaining that the term requires fully automatic capability, which was not evidenced. The discussion also delves into the broader implications for gun rights, the definition of inalienable rights, and potential government overreach in enforcing immigration and firearms laws.

This guide details the tactical response of an Arizona DPS trooper engaging a suspect firing a fully automatic weapon. The trooper re-entered his Dodge Charger for cover and returned fire through the windshield. The analysis, presented by Active Self Protection hosts John Correia and Mike Willever, covers the use of the vehicle for cover, the ballistics of shooting through automotive glass, and the high cognitive load experienced by the officer.

This video clarifies the distinction between a semi-automatic AR-15 and a fully automatic 'assault rifle'. The speaker emphasizes that the presence of a 'fun switch' for fully automatic fire is the defining characteristic of an assault rifle, which is absent in civilian-legal firearms like the Diamondback AR-15 shown. It also touches on standard capacity magazines being common for AR-15s in free states.