It's gun week. Now the founding fathers understood that only an armed people could truly be a free people.

So this week I invite you to join me in Mug Club's resident gun-efficientado Mr. Gunsendee

as we tackle the subject of firearms from every angle possible.

In today's episode let's examine and debunk some of the most outrageous technical myths regarding firearms

and how they've become so pervasive.

That's the Fourth of July and firearms are as American as I guess the American flag.

They're very American. You know what? I think that's a good thing.

You can hit the like button if you like the fact that the United States fought off the world's greatest superpower one century only to become the world's only superpower the next century for all of its flaws.

And this is installment number two of most common gun myths that you hear.

We wanted to separate them into two categories because we have Mr. Gunsendee here here.

Highly recommend that you go check out his channel, check out his content.

He knows he's forgotten more about firearms than I'll ever know I think is the expression it's been a long day I'm good with it and I'm distracted by his his chrome dome.

The shine you have to show you know we put on some powder we did you don't wear sunscreen.

I don't you refuse to wear sunscreen I do when we were at the range if you went and watched a ballistics video we were all delirious because we had lost probably about 10 pounds of water that day.

Yeah it was hot it was legit hot well you're surrounded by burning tires in a valley in Texas.

No wind.

So we wanted to specifically get into now more the technical myths that you may hear about firearms as opposed to sort of constitutional.

Miss that you might hear or lack there in as far as constitutional application.

This is more what you might hear about firearms that might scare you away from guns in general and this bring will do seven maybe plus one in there.

Myth number seven that you've probably heard quite a bit and run into is the AR 15 is a weapon of war that was intended only for military use.

The issue the following statement they said our father Eugene Stoner designed the AR 15 at subsequent M16 as a military weapon to give our soldiers an advantage over the AK 47.

He died long before any mass shootings occurred but we do think he would have been horrified and sick and as anyone if not more so by these events and they went on to tell me that he personally although he was an average shooter and an outdoorsman never owned the AR 15 his key invention.

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