The Mozambique Drill
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2024
- Paul and Crew go over the Mozambique drill and how to improve on it.
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I think Paul was talking about the Kehoe brothers shootout in 1996. This is the shortened version. ua-cam.com/video/2G3WSwOQD0k/v-deo.html
Yes, That's the one I meant. Thanks for posting.
1997*
That’s what I just posted. That’s my hometown. I was at a high school dance just up the street when it happened. 😮
Bloody Good Show, well done!
@@PaulHarrell Paul, I thank you for your tireless dedication to this community and your service and sacrifice to our country. You have lived an amazing life, and I am so appreciative to have learned what I have from you through the years. Thanks for all you have so selflessly shared!
I, of course, pray that this won't be the last video from you, but I imagine you want to be remembered with dignity, vs in a chair or bed (unless you're in the rain, at the range, and shooting at targets from "undercover" - LOL! ......My favorite episode of yours!).
I hold you in the highest regards, always. To me, you will always be "The man, the myth, the legend"!!!!!!!!!!
I commend you for all that you have done....... Bravo!!!
Good to see you on camera. Great points!
I'm what you'd call an "Unprofessional." :-)
Haha, so am I! ... wait, Hickok? I've heard that name somewhere...
@@m0-m0597 yea he was a famous gunfighter in the 19th century... i heard he is still alive and makes youtube videos these days... not sure tho.
There he is.
Hickok. Have you ever reviewed the Centery Arms C308? I didn't see it on the channel.
What are you doing here lmao?
Also Colt just announced the Blued Python
We've never met but you've taught me a lot. Thanks for everything you do. I wish you the best.
Thank you.
same
❤
Agreed ..Paul educated me over and over. Goodness we have no idea what a trove of knowledge he is.
Paul taught me so much. I watched hours of his videos back when I was brand new to concealed carry. He is one of the few sources of information I trust without reservation. You're one of those trusted sources now too, Chris.
Paul, thanks for everything you’ve done for us and 2A supporters in general. Praying for you, brother.
Paul get well, we all need you. 🙏🏻 ✌🏼
The shot of him sitting in the truck with the rain is actually very picturesque and worthy of a final camera appearance. Indont know much about shooting or carrying, but I do like going to the range every now and again..finding Paul here on youtube has been an incredible resource. If you read this: Most of us are lame, its okay to be lame. You never were lame. You're one of the special ones.
Hope you’re doing well Paul. We love ya.
um. you might want to sit down for this...
@@dfgyuhddhe can still wish him well
@@dfgyuhdd he's still not dead
Stop trying to kill Paul. Paul is a legend, he lives on.
@@dfgyuhddI know.
Paul is a giant that actually did something for alot of people...something helpful that will last forever,thank you Paul.
Yep, no matter how long his time on earth will be the things he's shared with us will keep going. I hope people have his videos saved and downloaded in case UA-cam goes the way everything else does.
We love you Paul. The gun community will never forget you. Your videos will forever be watched and enjoyed by everyone. I hope you get that gold play button sooner than later.
"Probably the last time you see me on camera" hit me harder than a 12 gauge.
Paul, even if you are in a Lazy Boy recliner with an IV in your arm, I would still listen to your narrations, Introductions, and Conclusions for as long as it is enjoyable for you.
So glad that Roy and crew have accepted the legacy. We will never forget you. Thank you for your contribution to firearm education.
yes
I see an angle for new content!!😊
here here
The "Longwinded Anecdotes with Paul" channel? 🤞
Same here,
Paul, I have an antidote (uhh... anecdote) to share with you. I recently went to my local Goodwill store to buy 3 fleece blankets to make a camping bed for my dog. When I got to the checkout, the young man at the counter looked at me quizzically and said "High-tech fleece bullet stop?" You have touched a lot of people's lives!
Praying for strength and peace in your heart!
🤣 Fantastic!!
That's awesome
The high-tech fleece bullet stop is universally recognized as the peak of human technology. Patent pending, or at least it'd better be.
That made me laugh! I'm sure you laughed to when you met your new best friend at the goodwill store.
I guess the patent application is going to be withdrawn now... @@randytrashcan
A boonie hat, drill test and dry humour. We wouldn't want it any other way.
If I may, you might be interested to know that his hat is a Jones cap. He mentioned it in one of his videos. He is an American icon. Thousands of people are wishing for his recovery in spite of the heavy odds.
@@gammondog As far as I'm concerned, that's a _Harrell_ hat!
@@gammondog And the woodland Mollyjogger Jones Cap (Paul's cap) is still sold out!
Gonna miss it 😢
Paul, you have brought so much enrichment to this platform. Hope you kick cancer's ass.
Cmon Paul, we're guning for you.
-I met Paul in Rickreal Oregon almost a year ago. He had tons of guns out to show others, everyone was talking with him asking questions all day. He stood by his table and was so Interested in talking with others. I couldn't believe he was there!
Also this is not the last time we see you on camera, many more years, take care sir
I met him at a gun show in Pendelton Oregon, and its one of my best memories...
"This may be the last time you see me on camera " ripped my heart out. Thank you for everything to date Paul, seriously. I hope to see you on the next video.
Same, honestly rough to hear that. Of course, nothing compared to what he's actually going through, but I do sure hope it isn't the last time we see him on camera.
Same here,,,truly gut wrenching to hear that.
Amen brother. 🙏🏻
I hear you guys on that. But at the same time the incredible stoicism(I expected no less) he displays inspires me
That definitely, as they say, "Hit me in the feels" when he said that. I'm praying for a recovery, so we can see him many more times on camera.
You never have to apologize to us Paul. Thank you for being you, and for your tremendous contribution to the culture.
A friend and I met Paul at a remote range in Eastern Oregon a couple of years back. We were able to help out with a crew member who was having some tummy issues, and later Paul treated my friend and I to some personal training time. He is a great human being, a great teacher, and a very real, down-to-earth person. Our thoughts and prayers are with him always.
We applaud a mans man, that does what he does til he meets his maker
1 Million Subs. Ladies and Gentlemen we did it! A million people got your back and are wishing you the best Paul.
Isn't this great 💯 im so happy for him
Mr. Harrell will be immortal in our hearts! We will be forgotten in a thousand years, but his name will still be remembered.
Cancer is such a drain on your moral.. so if this small gesture by the internet can bring a little happiness to such a great man in his darkest hour then we did a good thing. The Gun Community are all praying for him and I hope he knows it.
I was previously subbed, but apparently “unsubbed” by the overlords. Resubbed now. Thankfully was made aware of this rally by attorney Tom Grieve’s channel. Strong work 2A community!
WE FUCKING DID IT
Paul, you never need to apologize for sitting at the back end of a video. We're all glad that you had the energy to grace us with your presence. Thank you.
Donut and Kentucky sent me. Praying for you my friend. I just now found your channel. I doubt you will even see my comment. But thank you for being a member of the gun community and from what I've heard an amazing person. Love ya man
I’m sure he’ll see it
Paul, you touch many lives for the better. Never forget that. We are all rooting for you. Hang in there and stay strong.
"This might be the last time you see me on camera and I'm lame." --- No Mr. Harrell, you're not lame and I am going to miss you in these videos. God Speed!
Don't know what is wrong with you but I wish you a full and speedy recovery and I love you like a brother God bless you and your family
@gregorymulkins2544 he has pancreatic cancer, he also broke his hip a few months ago. Somewhere in his archives he spoke on it. So stoic, he even said he didn't want to really talk much about it or want people's sympathy. Not sure why the good ones get the short straw
Brandon Harrera called for us to get you to 1 million, let's get it done boys.
I'm here.🫡
Same
Lets Gooooo
Subbed and accounted for, Mr governor.
Done 🫡
If this is the last time we see you, Thank you for your service Paul.
Seeing the UA-cam gun community rally around Paul puts a smile on my face.
and a tear in my eye
@@kboehm87 Yup.
I don't even like guns hate em but I just like watching Paul explain things, i think there's a lot of people that watch like that
I'm here, sitting at my desk, drinking bourbon on a Thursday tearing up like a little biatch for some dude that I never met. The internet sure is a wonderful place.
Thank you, Paul. For everything.
Buddy. I am literally doing the exact same thing. Old Forester 86 with a tear in my eye past midnight. I'm with ya. Thank you Paul.
You're not alone my internet Brother. Mr. Harrell is an absolute Top Man, a Fantastic Human Being and around Good Man. I can't believe how unapologetically unfair and tough life is, no notice no warning just Good People getting slapped with heartbreaking situations. I've never once in my life had the pleasure to meet and shake Mr. Paul's hand, but I've got a level of respect for the Man and get emotional about his current battle. Life sure can be cruel. I'll continue praying daily for Paul Harrell, and always take a shot/beer in his Glory.
Same, bro.
I found Paul's content when my Pops was passing from Cancer. It was a light in the dark. The first video I ever saw was the guns working under the covers presentation.
@@michaelfabian2401 "Never refuse to do a kindness unless the act would work great injury to yourself, and never refuse to take a drink- under any circumstances."
- Mark Twain
Paul, if this is the last time we see you, I want to say thank you for all the wisdom you've shared over the years. This channel has been a phenomenal resource for me to learn and get comfortable with my firearms. You've taught me - and many others - respect and discipline in gun ownership, and I'm grateful that I stumbled into this corner of the internet. I'm hoping that whatever time you've got left is filled with, if not joy, at least peace and satisfaction in the knowledge that you've enriched the lives of who-knows-how-many people on this crazy world. Looking forward to continuing the journey with Roy!
I don’t own any weapons,. Aside from a Swiss Army knife. I have been a viewer for many years. You represent integrity and remain committed to facts and teach discipline. I am glad you leave nut case political views out of this venue. Thank you, for everything. You have left us with years worth of viewing here. Your teaching skills are complimented by your outstanding skills regarding firearms and and curiosity. Thank you Paul.
Don't apologize Paul. You're an inspiration. Our kids and grandkids will be watching your channel for knowledge and entertainment for many years to come. Thank you!
There is an issue: the F-ing UA-cam reduces the quality (resolution) of old and “less popular” videos. Having in mind that UA-cam is being run by marxists, the gun channels are a clear candidate to this action of destroying the author material.
"If you're trained, you will do what you're trained to do."
Thank you Paul.
Succinct, isn't it. That line initially went through one ear and out the other, but reading it gave me a second to honestly reflect.
That includes shooting your Ticondas without reserve thought.
Damn man him saying "...and this could be the last time you see me on camera." Hit really really hard. I have watched your channel for a long time and I send all the positivity and thoughts your way I can. I hope you are at least having a good day.
I'm going to miss you, Paul. I've been watching you for years.
Even the sky cries for Paul.
Very poetic and VERY accurate.
🙏🖤
Beautifully said.
The late great Stevie Ray Vaughan recorded a song about it with that title.
Amen
Only Paul would release a video while it's hailing on him and not flinch.... LEGEND.
I'm sure there is a layer of flannel under his jacket. Flannel is all a man needs...
The Sky is Crying... can you hear the Tears (and Hail!) roll down the street...?
Seriously, he didn't bat an eye, like nothing was going on haha
If I could add anything, I'd say don't lower the weapon when you reassess. Stay on your sights. Target is still up, keep stopping the threat.
Absolute legend
I didn't own a firearm untill 2020 and your videos have given me so much guidance I can't thank you enough. Thanks you for your service and if theres a heaven you'll be floating up there with a fully loaded Beretta 92fs. God bless Paul.
Hey Paul, you are very respected and liked throughout the world. I wish you all the best. God bless you❤ from Germany
Paul is an absolute legend. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us all, despite your current condition.
Wilderness mocks Paul. He ignores it. Wilderness threatens Paul. He shrugs it off. Sends a hail storm. Paul is unphased. Finishes video in epic style that has made him rightly famous. That, my friends, is what you call a professional. No mush statement to follow: You’re a legend Paul. Still strong of mind and perseverance. God bless, and we all salute you.
Paul is a true OG
Well said 1234 Brian
If the shot of you sitting in the truck is representative of your final camera appearance , sir may I say its been a outstanding run over the years and I can only say I have learned so much from you and the format, content and quality of your videos. You have been whatchacall a professional to us all.
I hope that I get to hear you say "You would never do that!" many, many more times. Bless you, Paul, for all that you have taught me.
I like how even in his worst condition, needing a crutch, can’t stand for long, Paul’s form is still crisp
Really shows the amount of work he’s put in over the years
God bless you Paul, hope we see you again, but if not, thanks for everything
I hope this isn't the last time we see you on camera Paul. If it is, I want you to know that I will miss your presence here and will miss your words of wisdom. You have a keen analytical mind and you have given me much to think about over the years! I have what I believe to be a very good sense of character and right from the beginning I had the sense that you were a man worthy of my respect and I've come to admire you! I not only want to thank you for all you've done here for all of us, but more for all you've done for your country.
Godspeed Paul🙏❤️
Perfectly stated, I feel the same
I hope Paul reads this one!
❤
It shall not be a summary, but my thoghts EXACTLY! O7 Paul!
Very well said 👍👍
Heroes get remembered, but legends never die.
Some old-timers at the range were shooting pistols at targets at 300 yards with stock handguns, their EDC guns. One was a M&P Shield, and the other was I think some CZ, not the CZ-75, but a more compact one. VERY slow fire, and basically aiming at the sky, but what got me was they were actually hitting the targets (about 18" diameter steel).
Naturally I had to ask them about what they were doing. They said they had seen the video of the Las Vegas shooting, and it occurred to them, "What if we were being shot at from distance, and had only our EDC guns?" Where I live, it's super open and hilly (think Garand Thumb's recent videos in Idaho, because he's only a few hours from where I am, and it looks like that here, too), so that's a possible scenario out here.
So for the fun of it, I joined in. I started at 100 yards, and after a mag or two (my gun has 13 round mags), I was getting adequately consistent hits at 100 yards (I'm running a particularly heavy gun, an Astra A-100 in .40S&W, shooting 180gn bullets out there). So I shot at 200 yards. After 5 mags, I managed a hit on the 200 yard plate (14" diameter). I think the bullet skipped of the ground, though.
After that, in addition to my regular 7 yard, 15 yard, and 30 yard training sessions, I've been adding 50 yard, 75 yard, and 100 yard to my routine. I think a handgun past 100 yards is pretty hopeful thinking in lethality, BUT, even a wounding hit at that range would be psychological intimidation to whomever is shooting at you, because they will quickly realize you're the better shot, or at least good enough that they need to find cover, and perhaps disengage.
Even if you never use that skill in a real firefight, it is challenging - and very fun, so why not get good at it? You might even win a bet or two with your buddies who don't think you can make the shot. Ain't anything dumb about learning a new shooting skill. 🙂
I would think you'd need to be on a rifle range with permission to "sky" your shots out past 100 yards. I know my local RSO's would say no.
180 grain slow moving bullet (cca 1000 fps) dont lose velocity that fast. They did test with 9x19 147 grain once. At 135 yards it still had same energy as 380 ACP at muzzle. So your 40 s&w 180 grain is lethal way past 150 yard.
Agreed!! Train for anything you can think of
Stage 4 colon cancer here 5 surgeries and 34 rounds of chemo....battling for the last 2.5 years ... just do the best you can take the good advice you get and discard the bad...God bless you
🤗😇
Carnivore diet seems to help with the chemo. Something to look into. Stay strong. Take care.
Good luck and prayers for you too. Everyone counts.
While calmly filming a video for us in a hail storm, he says, "This may be the last time you ever see me on camera."
There was more than just a lesson on shooting tactics being taught here today. Thank you Mr. Harrell.
Paul is like the Chuck Norris of the gun world. Something to aspire to.
Stoicism is a woefully scarce virtue.
It takes a uniquely strong man to have it when facing the most dire of all circumstances, as he now is.
I was hoping he had some pre recorded videos but the fact he said may be the last time you see me on camera
Stoicism is not what makes Paul Harrell an interesting character. Stoicism is not interesting
@@m0-m0597 Not interesting, but it *is* an important window into his character, and it's certainly a virtue.
I'm sure you guys are a little nervous trying to film the video in place of Paul, Just take your time and relax a little bit. Alot of viewers here appreciate you guys trying to keep things going. Looking forward to seeing more videos.
Paul your not lame even sitting in a truck in the rain your one of the best speakers and story tellers I've ever heard the way you explain what your doing and using is above and beyond your awesome. God bless you my prayers are with you and your family.
Until Valhalla Paul. Unfortunately I'm fighting cancer too, so it may not be too long. You've taught me a ton, and entertained me at the same time. Thank you for everything.
Uncle went thru the same Cancer battle,
Fasting, Interment fasting, & sugar free /whole foods diet, has added years to the expiration date given by the DR.
Starving the cancer cells.
✌️
Good luck my friend. Hopefully you have plenty more range days ahead of you.
Repent of your sins and believe in Jesus!
Me to stage 4 but I'm winning
You're in my prayers. Wish you the best.
Over 824,000 people subscribed and appreciate you, sir. No need to apologize. Please (if you can and wish to) continue to appear on camera…..even seated indoors if you choose! You have no need to demonstrate your prowess with a firearm!! Your knowledge and your wonderful delivery of it is primarily what garnered you almost a million strangers who hang on your every word! We appreciate you and wish the very best. God speed, Mr. Harrell!!
Mr. Harrell I would say ALL OF US concur with this young buck! Carry on...as you were...
I keep getting unsubbed.
I have a feeling that he's like us in the sense that he just likes to get some time shooting too!
Agreed
Extremely well said and 100% true.
Mr. Harrell, you sir will be sorely missed. Thank you for all your UA-cam efforts!
Paul is, and always will be my favorite pew pew channel. Informative, a bit silly, no over production, and shows REAL results in practical situations. Unlike every other wayyyyyy over hyped channel out there. A voice of reason in the age of absurd.
May God bless you and comfort you Paul. Thank you for all you have shared with us, may you be in the arms of your savior.
Paul, you and your crew never need to apologize. We owe you.
Paul we love you, all of us. Thank you for giving us years and years of quality and entertaining education.
Well said sir.
'Butters Method' - Perfect!
We love u Paul 💗
At 12:03-“If you are trained, you will do what you’re trained to do. If you’re untrained, you’ll flop around like a fish.” Love Paul-God bless you.
should be a t shirt, maybe for the channel store ?
Man i thought he said “Flop on the ground like a bitch.” Lol
Paul is a national treasure, act accordingly.
good ole wrangler
Young men need to watch his videos
Paul has prepared me for the upcoming struggle. But I am a
bastard -child.
Brother you are not alone . @@ralphday4842
You are indeed a professional sir. Another excellent video. Thank you Paul !!
It doesnt matter what it is, i love to hear a master discuss his craft.
Mad props to anyone who would film a training video in the rain, while on a crutch. That my friends is dedication.
Paul, no BS, you've been my favorite "gun guy" on YT for years. No tacti-beard, no outrageous antics, just smooth instruction and logical insights. Learned a lot from you. Thank you, Sir!
Paul and Ian are the absolute best of the 'serious' gun tubers. Always super educational and knowledgeable, and it's sad they never got to do a colab I'm aware of. There's some great channels for watching ridiculous experiments and things going boom, but with Paul you actually learn something in a very clear format. And his dry humor is just the best.
the tacti-beard and backwards hat is a lethal combo. can’t forget the shades either
tacti beard🤣 I'm sorry gonna have to steal this one for "educational" purposes
Paul Harrell and gunblue490 are my go to channels.
Ian for firearm history, Robski for technique, Joel Purcell (GunguyTV) for general information including updates on ATF (spit) and court cases.
Same here. Also one of the only guys around without sponsors, stopping mid-video to promote some website. I understand it pays the bills, but Paul's productions just seem so much more genuine without it.
Paul Harrell, delivering no BS points of view since 2013. Glad we got to spend some time with you
Yup, no messing around calling it the failure drill. We all know what it's called.
Paul all I can say is YOU have never wasted my time. I thank you sir!
My family have been loyal Paul Harrell viewers for years, and the Thanksgiving videos served their intended purpose for me several different years. Paul, you have helped my sons and daughter learn a great deal, you've entertained us, and you've communicated the same views and values I've worked to instill in them... showing them another example of a traditional, honorable man when there aren't enough of them willing to speak out these days. We will continue rewatching your videos and I'm sure my future grandchildren will watch them years from now. Thank you for everything you've done, especially your service to our country. I'm praying for you. God bless you and your family.
I'm not American, nor a gun owner, and have very limited experience with firearms. Despite this, I've been watching Paul for around six years and he has been, and continues to be, an inspiration in my career in education just by how he conveys information and applies an objective lens. A virtual mentor; long may it continue.
Never too late to become an American and a gun owner. A British friend of mine went through the process of owning guns in the USA, he doesn't regret it.
The border is open come on down! No cover charge!
@@Slay_No_More💩
I just 😮
@@Slay_No_MoreI can assure you it's easier to get a gun in the UK than it is to get American citizenship and then buy a gun over there 😂
Godspeed in your recovery, Paul! We're all praying for you
There's no recovery.
bs, Paul, LOOKING GOOD, KEEP UP THE PROGRESS ! You'll beat this beast. you should start rick simpson oil asap. my buddy healed over 50 people, hit me up. even stage 3 lung cancer & he cured him, enclosed links. also NO SUGAR!!!!! C lives on sugar. solzhenitsn wrote a story where a man asked for traditional cure, go into bush, starve yourself, & drink chaga tea non sto-p 6 months, reagan visited him when he had stomach cancer, also ivermectin for sure & i'd try fendabelozone? If you cant stomach the r Simpson oil put in food, if too sick, use as suppository(gel cap), it can work very far along. Godspeed Brother, you can do this , start using these above weapons now, keep praying & we're all praying w you ! You're a great patriot & great American, Godspeed Brother!!! ua-cam.com/video/BlmuuvTM5Ho/v-deo.html @@devonm5037
Hater@@devonm5037
You never know. Vickers came out ok.
@@devonm5037
I have to agree with you... only because there must have been an attempt of recovery and a decision made before we even found out about it. The fact we found out about it means that us as community that have followed for years needs to be ready for the inevitable!!! I know miracles can happen but they don't happen often.. I have Paul's back either way!!!!
I just wanted to thank you for all of your videos over the years. It's been like having my grandfather, who was my first firearms instructor, back. We love you, Paul
I ❤ U Brother! Praying for You and Your Family 🙏🇺🇸
Please don't ever feel the need to apologize Mr. Harrell. You've been here for years now, teaching us valuable lessons about real world firearm usage and making us laugh along the way. I thank you for all of the knowledge you've passed down and helping me become a better gun owner and better shooter. Sitting at the range, sitting in the cab of your truck, sitting at your kitchen table...it wouldn't matter, none of it would be lame. I will miss you greatly Paul. I rarely get chocked up over celebrities or people I don't know being sick or moving on, but your videos have been a great source of valuable entertainment and I will never forget you. Thank you again Paul.
I couldn't have said that any better ... 😢🙏
How romantic...
Paul is more dangerous on crutches than most of us will ever be.
A wounded animal is at its most dangerous.
So True ! :D
genuinely very true.
Mr. Harrell thank you for this channel and all you have taught us.. You will always be my favorite instructor. I am still holding out for a miracle 🙏
A legend. Take care, Paul.
This community should be proud for getting Paul to over 1mil subscribers. We love you Paul! Who's cutting onions?
Paul shooting better groups on a crutch in the rain than me at a comfy indoor range. Paul, Thank you. Godspeed.
Paul I learned a lot from your videos and humorous anecdotes.
Respect for still standing up for new content.
Paul, you still outshoot me while undergoing cancer treatment and leaning on a crutch. Godspeed and godbless.
Paul sitting in the truck as the storm gets worse and starts to hail and he doesn't hesitate. Man am I glad I was here for it.
The end of the video is a good testament to his dedication to teaching others. Rain snow or sleet was irrelevant. He is always dedicated to his viewers.
He's so dedicated that at 10:20 , he even gives God the stink eye for interrupting him. LOL
If this is indeed Paul's last video, then, he sure ended it with some of the most wild weather I think I have ever seen. Love it. I do hope we can see more of you but I understand if you can't.
Received my shirt today. I will leave it unopened for my son as a family heirloom.
God bless you, Paul.
Paul Harrell is to guns as Chuck Norris is to martial arts...
God bless, Sir!!!
Guys who want to be tough watch Chuck Norris videos. Chuck Norris watches Paul Harrell videos.
PAUL IS ALSO TO GUNS WHAT CHUCK CONNORS IS TO THE RIFLEMAN. At 68 years old, the rifle man was my go to show Then Paul came along. Another man of PRIDE, KNOWLEDGE, n INTEGRITY. THANK YOU 🙏 PAUL 🔫.
Continuing your analogue. Paul does not have cancer. Cancer has Paul fucking Harrell. I pity the cancer.
In the event that we don't see you again, thank you for everything Paul. Thank you for your service to this country, and thank you for the education that you have given me and so many others on various topics pertaining to firearms, as well as the entertainment value you have provided us for so many years. You made a difference. Godspeed Marine.
"In the even we don't see you again.." I am sure that really motivated Paul.
@@rez4958I’m quite sure Paul has already accepted what is happening to him.
@@rez4958Paul mentioned in the video that this may be the last time we see him on camera.
Damn it Paul. I don’t wanna have to miss you. I was thankful before all this crap came up but I’ll say it again. Thank you so much. I doubt your humble nature will ever allow you to understand how much you’ve helped people and entertained us with your knowledge and humor. You are a bigger deal than you would ever admit.
We do the best we can, and if sitting in a car to finish something that brings you joy and serves your passions, then it is damn well more than enough. Thank you for everything you have done, the humor, the insight, sharing your wealth of knowledge and experience, setting the record straight many times over and for the precedent that you have set for being an all around good human. May this life you have lived pay the debts you have owed, and may our debts to you bring you peace in knowing that you made a difference.
Paul I love you man! You are such a stand up guy, the definition of a man! You’ve been a role model for many and you have nothing but my utmost respect!
I confess that I've been avoiding the last few videos from Paul because, despite not knowing him personally, he's been a big influence on me, and the thought of losing him is hard to handle. I'm coming into this one now not just for my love of the Mozambique drill, but because I wanted to comment in hopes that maybe there's a slim chance Paul might actually see this... Paul, thank you so much for everything. You're a damned legend, and the world is going to be a little less bright without you, but we'll get by. I'm a grown ass man who's been to combat and lost friends, and I shouldn't be holding back tears while commenting to some GunTuber I don't even know, but I am. I feel like I do know you; well enough anyways. I'm really going to miss you, Paul.
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PAUL, I’m 68 years old and you have been my mentor in the firearms world as well as survival. As I’m sure your viewers will agree we appreciate your knowledge integrity and honor as a great man. STAY 💪🏻 STRONG BUDDY. 🙏 THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR SACRIFICES.
I am a pretty tough old bastard in my 70s, been through a lot- but dammit, i am still sitting here with some tears trying to form. Like saying goodbye to a sibling.
kennithmorella2693 I'm 70. Been shooting handguns for this kinda practice since 1971. I agree 100 % with what you said. I had the good fortune of meeting Paul at a rest stop when returning home from a trip to Colorado. I thanked my lucky stars for that chance meeting at about 3 years ago.
Amen.
I've watched Mr. Harrell for God knows how many years and the information and wisdom he has provided has been priceless and I want to say thank you Mr. Harrell. Not only has he helped me make better decisions regarding firearms, he has taken a role in me being better able to effectively protect my family. Again thank you Paul and God speed Brother.
Mr. Paul Harrell, I wish to pen this comment while there is a chance for you to read it. Among this genre of gun appreciation/fanaticism, there are few advocates/specialists who promote the subculture with the intelligence, wit(😉), scientific rigor, Humanism, and with the complete absence of slack-jawed, knuckle-dragging Bransonite humor that you embody in your videos. I am so grateful for your contributions to gun safety, firearms education, and respect for the weapons that we all love so much. You have my earnest respect: I wish you peace and contentment in your journey.
I have a friend who SURVIVED stage 4 pancreatic cancer! she is alive and cancer free today. a retired teacher who bakes applies pies from the apple tree growing in her yard. Praying for your recovery and good health be restored!
There is always hope!
Ahead there is hope ❤
Stop lying
That’s amazing. Very happy for her.
Paul, LOOKING GOOD, KEEP UP THE PROGRESS ! You'll beat this beast. you should start rick simpson oil asap. my buddy healed over 50 people, hit me up. even stage 3 lung cancer & he cured him, enclosed links. also NO SUGAR!!!!! C lives on sugar. solzhenitsn wrote a story where a man asked for traditional cure, go into bush, starve yourself, & drink chaga tea non sto-p 6 months, reagan visited him when he had stomach cancer, also ivermectin for sure & i'd try fendabelozone? If you cant stomach the r Simpson oil put in food, if too sick, use as suppository(gel cap), it can work very far along. Godspeed Brother, you can do this , start using these above weapons now, keep praying & we're all praying w you ! You're a great patriot & great American, Godspeed Brother!!! ua-cam.com/video/BlmuuvTM5Ho/v-deo.html @@zenshines2005_
12:51 this scene is iconic. A man puts his crutch aside, sits in the rain, talks about bullets. This single scene should be made into a poster. I’d put it on my wall.
I absolutely agree
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I took the 10:10 wave goodbye.
God bless you Paul. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Thanks Paul. What more can I say. Praying for you and your family.
Paul, I once emailed you about a question I had. Even with 800k followers you got back to me in less than 24 hours. I've learned more from your presentations than I can say. I think I'll always regret not driving to see you at the gun show last year. Thank you for everything.
You could be sitting in a lounge chair and talking and I would still watch and listen. Thank you for all your words of wisdom and teaching over the years.
Well, in all fairness, he did do one episode from a bed! This is (by far) my favorite gun related channel and I always look forward to Paul's videos.
I agree, He's so interesting and fun to watch, he doesn't need to be on the "range" or shooting.
Paul you’ve taught me more than anyone here on the TubeVerse. Thank you! Love ya brother!!
There is not anyone who has ever watched this man's videos who have not learned from them, Thanks for all the hard work and time you put into these heavy information videos.
As an aircraft mechanic, I sympathize with Paul's frustration over the That'll Never Happen Battalion. For instance I was told many times, _"there's no point in having life vests and floating seat cushions because a jet aircraft would inevitably break up upon hitting the water and no one would be around to need them."_ Then Sully did his thing on the Hudson and suddenly that criticism was put to bed.
Still, other silly ideas persist such such as, _"the crash position won't help you because everyone's gonna be reduced to paste on impact."_
I think what happens is people get the one most dramatic image of the event in their heads and never consider any other way it might happen. Sure, if the plane augers in at 400mph, the crash position is useless. However if the plane simply overshoots the runway and runs across the grass at 80mph, that can be a violent but eminently survivable incident, IF you take one simple precaution to make sure you don't end up with massive head trauma or a shredded spine, which is precisely what the crash position is designed to minimize.
So too with self-defense shootings, there are tons of ways it can go down. Some of them might take you beyond any reasonable training, but many of them could easily give you opportunities to come out ahead IF you have the forethought to take advantage of them.
That type of thinking was rampant in height of GWOT. I had instructors and very knowledgeable people tell me things like, " The bandoliers, stripper clips, and speed loaders the ammunition comes with are useless. You'll never have to load magazines while taking fire." Or, "fighting holes and defensive lines will never be used again." That stuff was true for most guys doing counter-insurgency, sure. But we're seeing that it's wrong in lot of places right this moment. I think we did a lot of people a disservice by placing so much emphasis on special operations and over-learning the lessons of GWOT. I had lot of friends in that field, and they are some of the best in the business, but there was a culture problem in that people treated them as if they had a monopoly on knowledge and proficiency of skill, which lead to a lot of other guys not getting as much experience as they could have. And they are now in charge and have to relearn a bunch of stuff.
I got the same when I was in the service.
In the Gulf War I was a gunner on an M60A1 main battle tank. After we got back stateside we retrained on the M1A1. The M1 is completely different to the old M60, so much so that they changed the names of various components for no apparent reason other than to change stuff. For example, track pads are now called track shoes, the cupola is now the Commanders Powered Weapons Station, the gunner's cadillacs are now the Gunner's Power Control Handles, etc. ad nausium.
Anyhow, they assigned one instructor per tank crew. As he is taking us around this new tank and showing us this gizmo and that thingamajig, I was coming up with questions. If this happens, what do I do? Is there a work around if that breaks? How do I do X with Y? Instead of saying, "Good question. I'll find out.", his answers were either "That would never happen." or "That's not important." Eventually they transitioned to "Shut the f*** up."
But he was a sergeant and I was only a corporal.
I very rarely like to "toot my own horn" but by then I may have been only a corporal but my fruit salad was already three or four rows high and included two Sea Service Deployment, three Southwest Asia Service Medals, a Kuwait Liberation Medal, a Meritorious Unit Citation, a Naval Unit Citation, and a Combat Action ribbon.
I'd personally shot over $200,000 worth of ammo and had been shot at by everything from rifle fire to mortars to artillery (not always from enemy tubes), to tanks. I've been stuck in minefields, had to repair track in the middle of burning oil fields, and had so much TOW missile wire draped across my tank that you had to cut your way out of the hatch. I've shot engagements where you could only just barely identify targets and only knew that they were the enemy because they were in front of you.
I was a second generation Marine Tanker, my father having served in the same battalion in Vietnam in '65.
So when I asked a question I wasn't just pulling wild ideas out of my ass.
At the end of the four week retraining, we were given a form to fill out to give our input into what we thought of the training, the only time in six years the Corps ever asked what I thought. So I told them. In as much detail as I could. We could turn in these forms anonymously. I printed and signed with my name, rank, unit, and every bit of contact info I could think of. I wanted whomever was reading these to know exactly who I was and exactly who I was complaining about and exactly why.
I never heard back from that.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to write such thoughtful comments. You guys are the BEST (and thank you from a noncombat Army vet).
It was quite a journey, huh?
You leave a mark on all of us, and in a way there is now a little Paul Harrel in everyone.
If possible, drop by occasionally, make a comment or tell a story, we would all be immensely grateful.
Only if possible of course.
Remember what Jesus said to the theif on the cross as they were dying. He said that today he would see him in paradise.
You are a fantastic UA-cam host. I wish you all the best. We love ya!
Kentucky Ballistics led me here just now finished the video with the bulletproof glass and mentioned you have pancreatic cancer. Once or twice a wk still watch your old videos sir. Hope you get well and still looking forward for more videos in the future.