Internet Chaos

Episode 67 is pure internet chaos: strikes, cheap glass, Gunsite carbine work, 300 Blackout arguments, a Mini-14 bolt release, and SHOT Show wish-list fights. No clean through-line, just the usual Live Fire Media pile-up. YouTube handed out a second community-guidelines strike. The first drops in December, the second in January—one more and the channel is gone. Facebook and Threads both killed Mini-14 posts, including one that showed the Axis Engineering Labs Lighting Bolt Release (LBR). Meanwhile the LBR is actually installed and running on the Mini-14. Cheap optics get the usual split. Hunter’s out. The counter is simple: if it holds zero and you can see through it, why not? Still waiting on someone to section a budget scope and a real one so the difference is visible instead of theoretical. Hunter just came off five days of 5.56 defensive carbine at Gunsite—carbine drills, four shoot-house runs (one at night), and four outdoor simulators. That sets up the rest of the gear talk. 300 Blackout gets the usual treatment. North Korea’s Kim Jong Un doesn’t pop. Hunter could care less about the round. Quiet is nice, but not if you’re paying for it; free ammo changes the math. Hunter notes most guns need tuning for it, while the Hi-Point just runs. Also on the table: the Nemo Arms 300 Win Mag pistol in an 8-inch setup and a .30-30 AR build.SHOT Show wants are the closer. Rusty and Corey want wildcat cartridges and optics. Dropping a 220 Swift in an AR platform was enough to light a few egos on fire. Wrapped around all of it: gearing up for 31 days of horror, and the Crypt Keeper is back for AMC’s Horror Fest. Still don’t miss cable. Live Fire Media Show—guns, gear, and whatever else won’t stay on topic. Where to find us: Livefire-media.com Rangehot.com Social Links: IG - @livefirem - @rangehot.com_offical X - @LiveFireM - @rangehotdotcom FB - Live Fire Media - Range Hot Live Fire Media on RSS.com Live Fire Media Show | Podcast on RSS.com