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Jaime Peñafiel es el claro ejemplo de periodista que prefiere ser esclavo de sus palabras a dueño de sus silencios.

En su tribuna de 'La Otra Crónica' (El Mundo) este 1 de septiembre de 2018,

el especialista en la Casa Real ha vuelto a demostrar que lo suyo es ejercer de pirómano y adelanta,

siempre según su peculiar criterio, que José Bono, el expresidente manchego, prepara un libro donde,

entre otras cosas, amenaza con dejar al rey emérito, Juan Carlos I, a la altura del betún.

Peñafiel da por hecho que el charlatán y siempre oportunista político socialista guarda como oro en paño episodios de la infausta noche del 23 ;

de febrero de 1981 cuando se produjo la intentona golpista con el asalto de Antonio Tejero al Congreso de los Diputados.

Así lo cuenta: Al retiro veraniego de mi personal Colombey-les Deux Eglises, entre encinas y cipreses,

en el límite entre Castilla y Extremadura, vino a verme, un día de este caluroso verano, un político al que estimo mucho. Por diversos motivos.

Sobre todo, porque fue mediador entra la vida de una persona a la que yo quise y la muerte que se lo llevó,

permitiendo pudiéramos darnos el abrazo del adiós del que él fue emocionado testigo. Sólo por eso, querido Pepe, siempre te estaré muy agradecido.

Pero el motivo de la visita de Pepe Bono no fue para recordar al amigo que se fue, también,

sino para hacerme partícipe de lo que actualmente ocupa su tiempo de político ¿jubilado?: sus memorias.

Napoleón decía que una cabeza sin memoria es como una fortaleza sin guarnición.

Aunque en él, lo mejor de su memoria reside fuera. Y Pepe Bono la tiene, pero que muy bien amueblada.

¡Tantas cosas han pasado ante sus ojos! No olvidemos que ha sido presidente de Castilla-La Mancha (1983-2004);

ministro de Defensa con Zapatero (2004-2006 ) y presidente del Congreso de los Diputados ( 2008- 2011 ).

Pepe Bono es un ejemplo de que no siempre es así. El que sufre tiene memoria, decía Cicerón.

Porque, a lo mejor, lo que tiene es una buenísima memoria para olvidar los agravios y las traiciones, que de esto sí ha habido. Supongo aunque, a lo peor, es mucho suponer.

Y va a la clave del asunto: Me imagino que Pepe Bono sabe que un diario es una relación cotidiana de la parte de nuestra existencia que podemos contarnos sin enrojecer, sin avergonzarnos.

Ni de nuestras luces ni de nuestras sombras que, en la vida de este político, como en la de todos, las hay.

No me cabe la menor duda de que Bono tendrá razón en su manera personal de explicar el desarrollo de su vida como político.

Entre ellos, varios muy valiosos de sus conversaciones con el inolvidable general Sabino Fernández Campo. Más de 2.000 folios. Material tiene.

Mucho me temo que Bono se va a anticipar a mi querido Manuel Soriano, el único periodista capaz de interpretar,

si quisiera, los silencios del hombre más leal que ha servido al Rey Don Juan Carlos y que, desde esa lealtad,

supo decir, en cada momento, no lo que a Su Majestad le gustaba oír, sino lo que debía, le gustara o no.

Fue un hombre que se revelaba en la conversación no sólo por lo que decía, sino por lo que callaba.

Según me cuenta Pepe Bono, en sus diarios, de los que me leyó unas espléndidas páginas, va a desvelar algunos secretos, sobre todo del 23 F.

También las verdades y mentiras de lo que vivió aquella dramática noche.

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Weihrauch HW40/Beeman P3 + SigSauer Romeo 1 Red Dot - Full Review - Duration: 17:48.

Chronytest, fire test and why you have to buy exactly this gun!

You'll find out in the next few minutes!

Have fun!

Servus!

Nice of you to drop in!

I hope you brought some time, get a coffee, get a beer,

something to relax you!

Today we need a little more time!

Today I would like to show you a review about a pistol, which is about the Weihrauch

HW40.

Here mounted with a RedDot, a SigSauer Romeo 1.

Now you may be thinking to yourself, "Hey, HW40, there's been something there before."

Exactly, I made a video there in my early days.

I don't think this is UpToDate anymore.

The quality standard has risen and I have forgotten some things, have quite badly

and I want to do better than that.

There's a second video that will be made better sometime, it's about a Diana

35, but I invite an expert, only he lives 400 kilometres away.

So this may take some time.

But Andreas will definitely come and support me.

And then we're gonna do this video right now.

Okay, but let's start with the HW40.

We come to the technical data.

24 centimeters long, the barrel is 17 centimeters long.

It is a caliber 4.5 mm .177 system.

Here we have the body made of plastic.

And I'd say in the close-up, I'll just show you what the air pistol

has what it takes.

Okay, I gave you the measurements, and now I'd like to show you the air pistol in

the close-up.

There's a little screw in here while you're looking at my index finger.

then adjust the pressure point trigger.

The housing is made of plastic, there are some metal parts on it.

It is a very valuable plastic which is absolutely super from the haptics.

The system works with pre-compressed air, I'll show you how to use it later.

to get some air in that piston.

We will also measure performance later.

We'll do that in the chrony test.

This is approximately 3.5 - 4 joules.

But there will be some surprises as far as consistency is concerned.

You see up here, that's how you see it, you see the rear sight.

It's a fiberglass look.

This is adjustable in height and side.

Here in front we have the grain, also in fiberglass optics.

The older models are equipped with Iron Sights.

I personally like that better, but that's also a matter of taste.

I would have to get a patent for the idea: you can see a

Mounting rail from Hawke.

This adapted from 11 mm to Weaver.

The big advantage from the way I mounted it is that you guys are back here where I'm going to be.

I now have my forefinger that a piece of the rail sticks out.

I'll show you later how to close the air gun.

Especially when you have mounted a Red Dot, you either have to close relatively far forward,

or you run the risk of hitting the rear sight back here.

If you've done it a thousand times, I don't know how she can take it.

This Hawke rail has the advantage that it simply has this protruding part

so you can exert super power in the back without damaging the rear sight in the long run.

I'm gonna turn this air gun around.

On this page here, you see some silver washers.

The assembly is unfortunately defective, so I had to make do with these silver discs,

that the screws don't slip.

Don't be surprised, that's usually without those silver discs.

OK, here you have the name: HW 40 PCA.

And underneath you see the fuse, right now it's unlocked.

It's an automatic fuse, so if I cock the air gun now,

then the fuse goes in automatically.

Then I have to solve them by hand before I can fire the shot.

But you'll see that a little closer later in my test.

Okay, now you're thinking to yourselves, "Is he actually what kind of red dot

mounted on it?"

Finally:Yes!

The Red Dot is several times more expensive than the air pistol itself.

But I wanted to take a look at it because it was a product of the

2017 or 2016, I don't remember exactly.

It has received a mega good rating in many trade journals and in the English-speaking

and German-speaking press, so I just wanted to take a look at the part and

mounted this one on the gun.

You'll see that on some other guns, of course.

Right now on a bullpup.

Okay, that's a SigSauer Romeo 1.

That's a 1x30 red dot.

I took off my cap once.

You can see the two little buttons with the green arrows on the side.

The brightness can be adjusted.

This is adjustable 5x.

There are even 2 night vision levels.

The Red Dot is waterproof to 1 meter.

Now, I've turned on the red dot once.

I don't want to repeat what just happened to me.

First of all, I turned everything over nice and cosy.

The nice thing is that this red dot withstood 10,000 times the bullet test.

That means with such a small hit as when I throw it down, it must be with

get along with.

All right, you're looking at the red dot.

I'm not gonna move it.

Just now this one was on the brightest level, and now we have here this night mode

Step.

You hardly ever recognize them.

I shoot myself when I'm shooting in this apartment on the third step.

And that's the brightest again.

Here on the side you can see the little "cogwheel".

The height and side can be adjusted with the supplied screwdriver.

A total of 50 MOA.

The red dot is not made for air pistols, of course, but primarily for semi-automatic air pistols.

Guns, shotguns and rifles.

We have here an aspherical lens made of cast glass.

This means that you have no distortion in the image.

The red dot is powered by a CR1632 battery.

And as I said, despite 10,000 times the bombardment (I didn't do that myself, but I

trust the manufacturer's specifications), it reliably keeps the zero position.

So, now we've told a lot of theoretical stuff.

I would have said we'd swing back onto the gun.

And now it's just time for the chrony test.

Now I'll show you the Chronytest of Weihrauch HW40.

I'll fire ten shots.

JSB Exakt 4,53 Millimeter.

And then we'll just see how constant the gun is.

Have fun!

And now for the last shot.

Felt that was really great.

Let's have a look. !0 rounds, average energy of 3.55 joules.

Average speed of 114 meters per second.

Lowest speed 112.35 meters per second.

The highest speed is 114.86 meters per second.

This is a constancy of 2.5 meters per second, which is a really good value!

An average deviation from the average of 0.71 meters per second.

You saw the chronyte test.

With this constancy it is clear that a good shot result is also achieved.

must.

If the shooter doesn't plan on it.

You know my old video, I wasn't exactly covered in fame.

I didn't even hit the ducks in the duck box from 3 or 4 meters away.

I want to do better today.

That's why I mounted the red dot.

I shoot from 20 feet, hold the air pistol with two hands.

And then let's see what we can get together.

So have fun!

Make amends!

Let's go!

I shoot with both hands with the Red Dot SigSauer Romeo 1.

Then let's just see what we can get together.

Well, keep your fingers crossed!

Have fun people!

So, you saw it.

I'll say I'm rehabilitated.

The top marksmen among you, and the pistol shooters are still laughing at each other.

the result.

I'm already satisfied once.

If I make a third video sometime, then I shoot even better.

Okay, I wanted to shoot you guys again before we hit the 11.5 meter.

the previously mentioned advantage of this protruding rail.

I operate the hammer back here, reach with two fingers, have the air pistol.

is open.

That's when air came into the piston here.

And then it's relatively easy to get through the nice lever here without having to use

the red dot or the rear sight, close the gun again.

Then you have here the automatic fuse.

This has to be done manually before every shot, and then I do something you can do with it.

doesn't normally do, but it's my own air pistol.

I want you to fire a blank.

Normally you should load a diabolo.

Okay, and then I would have said, I just announced it, now we're gonna hang up.

firing from a distance of 11.5 metres.

Have fun!

Please tell me if the tests are too long or too short.

Tell me if you want me to change anything.

Write something in the comments, please, and next time I'll do me a favour.

also lighter.

So, two more and that'll do.

You can see for yourselves, a mega good shooting result.

Whether 1.5 or 2 centimeters, it doesn't matter.

Even the one runaway I made up there, he's still going under

the 1 Euro piece.

You can see the precision of the gun, it's just incredible, really good.

And when you have a red dot, you can shoot with merciless precision.

Personally, I'd never get this done without it.

That's for sure.

Maybe I'm just too untrained there.

Please write me your experiences in the commentary.

How well you shoot with the air gun.

I'd just really like to know.

Did I promise too much?

11.5 metres away, easily disappears under a euro piece.

You see, this is a really cool combination of a high-quality red dot and from my

View of one of the best leisure air pistols ever.

You can shoot really horny and really precise with it.

Okay, I've told you a lot now.

I hope the video wasn't too long for you.

But I think the air pistol is worth it, I think the SigSauer red dot is worth it.

And I think for someone who wants to spend money, on his hobby, and just good advice

I think that was appropriate enough.

So, who still has not enough now, on my channel there are, stand now, still 175 further

Videos you can watch.

I would be very happy, if you just recommend me to others, if you would like to watch my videos.

or just jerk off, log in to YouTube, check the box

under the video if you like it, thumbs up, leave a

Comment.

This is very important to the algorithm, and I am of course happy when the

range, and therefore simply my reward for the videos.

I'm just happy about that.

Okay, thank you very much for watching!

That was a long one today.

Thank you for your time!

See you next time!

Servus says AirGhandi!

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Less Book Review: September Book Club - Duration: 9:22.

what's up everyone I'm Melissa Elise and you're watching Melissa Elise TV welcome

to my September book club review in this

video I'll be talking about Pulitzer

Prize winner and national bestseller

less by Andrew Shawn Greer and of course

revealing the next book of the month so

let's get to it!

there will likely be spoilers in this video so proceed at your own discretion

I had a hard time trying to figure out where to start with

this review not for any bad reasons

because I really love this book I don't

have anything negative to say about it I

just want to do it justice les is so

good and totally worth the read so if

you haven't read it yet I hope I can

inspire you to read it and if you have I

hope I cover all the best parts for you

so what is less about well it's about a

writer named Arthur les who is about to

embark on the journey of a lifetime and

I picked this book up because of that

fact because I love stories that take

you on an adventure take you to places

you've never been and this definitely

did that les plans to go to New York

Mexico Italy Germany Morocco where he's

then going to go on this expedition

through the Sahara Desert then India and

finally Japan before returning home to

San Francisco that alone sounds

interesting to me how can you not want

to read that you know something's gonna

happen in all of these places he can't

just go on a trip around the world and

nothing happens to him right

and what spurs this crazy adventure is a

wedding invitation that les receives in

the mail requesting his presence at the

marriage of frederick opelu and thomas

Dennis

Frederico or Freddie as everyone calls

him is les his ex-boyfriend of course

les can't go but he also can't just

decline the invitation so he sends his

apologies and informs them that he'll be

out of the country accepting every other

offer that he has which includes a

teaching post a conference of writing

retreats a travel article someone else's

birthday party the list goes on les his

itinerary starts in New York where he's

interviewing a famous author and that's

also where this book Oh

but something I love about this book is

its nonlinear storyline I love the way

this story is told because we meet less

at the beginning of his journey but

that's not the beginning of his story so

as he goes from place to place we get

excerpts of important details we get

flashbacks to important moments and

relationships in his life like when he

met Robert Brown Byrne the famous poet

that becomes lessons lover of ten or

more years and of course there's

flashbacks to when he met Freddy and

important moments in their relationship

those excerpts of Les his childhood and

his relationship with his parents

there's something so significant about

every relationship and person that les

meets in this story either their past

relationship impacted him deeply or

someone says something to him that

changes how he might think or what he

might do next

he has guides that take him from the

airport and around the city for every

place that he goes and either they like

remind him of something they trigger a

flashback they say something that makes

him decide to do something different

there's just no throwaway characters or

moments in this story which is so cool

to read everything feels so important to

les his journey which is a good thing

because this is also a love story one of

the two most important relationships in

this book is between Les and Robert

unless says that he stole Robert from

his wife but I would say that Robert

left his wife for less and they were

together for ten or more years I really

couldn't find exactly how long they were

together but les says that they started

going out or got together when he was 21

and they ended somewhere in his 30s so

definitely more than ten years and

people unless his career still associate

him with Robert but there's so much more

to their relationship especially for

less because he was so young and it was

one of his first really committed

relationships and he really did love

Robert and I loved the flashbacks and

reflections on their relationship again

because they mean so much to les but

also because they show

you how les has become who he is now and

there's two I really like the first when

les is remembering what it was like to

live with a great writer or a genius the

highs and the lows the successes and the

depressions when Robert would be

spontaneous and take him on trips and

then when he would be locked in his

study for months at a time but also if

Robert is a genius what does that make

less which addresses his struggle and

standing on his own as a writer the

second passage I really like is when les

regrets all the affairs he had while

with Robert and how this one time he

lost a ring that Robert gave him in the

grocery store and all these other

husbands are coming over to try and help

him find it and they're sharing stories

about how their wives were so upset when

they lost their rings and he goes along

and says his wife is gonna be so upset

with him

so his willingness to conform in that

situation were so interesting it

introduces a whole nother theme but it

was still very telling of the state of

his and Roberts relationship at the time

it's worth mentioning that Robert is

like 20 years older than les and in les

his relationship with Freddie les is the

older man and they're supposed to be

casual but they go on casually together

for nine years and when they finally

split it's not overt that either one of

them are torn up about it you can tell

that they meant something to one another

but it certainly becomes more

significant as the story unfolds and les

recalls moments in their relationship

the narration also hints at this because

most of it is third-person but then

there are parts that are first-person

from Freddy and I don't know if it was

just me but I didn't really recognize

that it was Freddy until closer to the

end

and there's a bit of mystery towards the

end about the outcome of Freddy's

wedding and all I can say in case you

haven't read this is that I loved the

ending the last page of this book is so

profound and beautiful and I want more

so let's see we've got a trip around the

world and a love story but some other

themes include growing older cuz most of

the book less is about to turn 50 and he

has a lot of apprehension about aging he

really thinks of himself in two

different phases of life and he'll think

of himself as young art their last

versus old Arthur less and he swears he

will not be alone on his birthday which

is ironic because the other theme and

question this book asked early on is how

to live alone and not be alone and he

realizes even after Robert he never

truly let himself be alone and even on

this trip throughout the story he has a

couple of new lovers but of course in

the end he still spends his birthday

alone but I think les learns a lot on

his journey and becomes a better writer

for it and he is at least a little bit

more capable of embracing life and

growing older as just a part of life and

I think the character growth and his arc

is reflected in the chapter titles

because the first chapter is called les

at first and then as he goes to each

place it's called les Mexican lush

German and so on but the last chapter is

called les at last which is saying a lot

actually and like I said I love the last

page

the last thing I want to say about this

book is that it is so beautifully and

well written like I said the nonlinear

storyline is really cool but the way

this book is written in the writing

style overall is so poetic I dog here my

books and I don't know if you can see

but there are so many dog ears in this

book from beginning to end and it won't

even play flagged close all the way

because there were just so many

beautiful passages and lines that were

poetic and profound and lovely and I

can't wait to read it

and rashon Greer's next book and I'll

probably go and pick up some of his

others because I'd love not only this

book and the story but the way that it's

written okay well that's it for me but

of course I want to hear from you guys

if you've read less what did you think

and if you have it when are you going to

and of course I have to reveal the next

book club pick for September which is my

year of rest and relaxation bye Oh Tessa

mas P which tells the story of a young

woman who spends a year under the

influence of a combination of drugs that

are supposed to help her assimilate into

the world and I am both scared and

excited to read this it's supposed to be

more of a dark comedy so hopefully it'll

be good and if you guys have any

suggestions for books you want me to

read and review let me know thank you so

much for watching and I'll see you next

month if you enjoyed this video give it

a thumbs up and if you new here consider

subscribing for more book reviews

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Eminem Ft. 2Pac - Drama Setter Pt.3 - Duration: 3:00.

I can't tell you what it really is, I can only tell you what it feels like

And right now there's a steel knife in my windpipe

I can't breathe, but I still fight while I can fight As long as the wrong feels right, it's like I'm in flight

High off her love, drunk from my hate

It's like I'm huffin' paint and I love her, the more I suffer, I suffocate

And right before I'm about to drown, she resuscitates me

She fuckin' hates me, and I love it; "Wait! Where you going?"

"I'm leaving you", "No, you ain't, come back!" We're runnin' right back, here we go again

It's so insane, 'cause when it's goin' good, it's goin' great I'm Superman with the wind at his back, she's Lois Lane

But when it's bad, it's awful, I feel so ashamed I snap, "Who's that dude?", I don't even know his name

I laid hands on him, I'll never stoop so low again I guess I don't know my own strength

I'm a drama setter (Till we die)

Ha ha, guess who's home?!

I'm a drama setter (Till we die)

Follow me, tell me if you feel me I think niggas is tryin' to kill me

Picturin' pistols, spittin' hollow points till they drill me Keepin' it real, and even if I do conceal

My criminal thoughts, preoccupied with keepin' steel See niggas is false, sittin' in court, turned snitches

That used to be real, but now they're petrified bitches I'm tryin' to be strong, they sendin' armies out to bomb me

Listen to Ron, the only DJ that can calm me Constantly armed, my firepower keep me warm

I'm trapped in the storm, and fuck the world till I'm gone Bitches be warned - word is bond, you'll get torn

I'm bustin' on Giuliani, he rubbin' my niggas wrong And then it's on, before I leave picture me

I'm spittin' at punk bitches and hustlin' to be free Watch me set it, niggas don't want it, you can get it

Bet it make these jealous niggas mad I said it This Thug Life nigga

This Thug Life nigga

I'll be the first to set it, homie, you can bet it Just don't get in the way of my cheddar

Man, 'cause I'm a drama setter I don't go lookin' for no trouble But somehow the trouble always finds me

Don't make me have you in the trauma center With your momma crying 'Cause her only son is dying

She don't know it's just your karma catchin' up 'Cause I'm a drama setter

I'm a drama setter

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Weihrauch HW40/Beeman P3 + SigSauer Romeo 1 Red Dot - Full Review - Duration: 17:48.

Chronytest, fire test and why you have to buy exactly this gun!

You'll find out in the next few minutes!

Have fun!

Servus!

Nice of you to drop in!

I hope you brought some time, get a coffee, get a beer,

something to relax you!

Today we need a little more time!

Today I would like to show you a review about a pistol, which is about the Weihrauch

HW40.

Here mounted with a RedDot, a SigSauer Romeo 1.

Now you may be thinking to yourself, "Hey, HW40, there's been something there before."

Exactly, I made a video there in my early days.

I don't think this is UpToDate anymore.

The quality standard has risen and I have forgotten some things, have quite badly

and I want to do better than that.

There's a second video that will be made better sometime, it's about a Diana

35, but I invite an expert, only he lives 400 kilometres away.

So this may take some time.

But Andreas will definitely come and support me.

And then we're gonna do this video right now.

Okay, but let's start with the HW40.

We come to the technical data.

24 centimeters long, the barrel is 17 centimeters long.

It is a caliber 4.5 mm .177 system.

Here we have the body made of plastic.

And I'd say in the close-up, I'll just show you what the air pistol

has what it takes.

Okay, I gave you the measurements, and now I'd like to show you the air pistol in

the close-up.

There's a little screw in here while you're looking at my index finger.

then adjust the pressure point trigger.

The housing is made of plastic, there are some metal parts on it.

It is a very valuable plastic which is absolutely super from the haptics.

The system works with pre-compressed air, I'll show you how to use it later.

to get some air in that piston.

We will also measure performance later.

We'll do that in the chrony test.

This is approximately 3.5 - 4 joules.

But there will be some surprises as far as consistency is concerned.

You see up here, that's how you see it, you see the rear sight.

It's a fiberglass look.

This is adjustable in height and side.

Here in front we have the grain, also in fiberglass optics.

The older models are equipped with Iron Sights.

I personally like that better, but that's also a matter of taste.

I would have to get a patent for the idea: you can see a

Mounting rail from Hawke.

This adapted from 11 mm to Weaver.

The big advantage from the way I mounted it is that you guys are back here where I'm going to be.

I now have my forefinger that a piece of the rail sticks out.

I'll show you later how to close the air gun.

Especially when you have mounted a Red Dot, you either have to close relatively far forward,

or you run the risk of hitting the rear sight back here.

If you've done it a thousand times, I don't know how she can take it.

This Hawke rail has the advantage that it simply has this protruding part

so you can exert super power in the back without damaging the rear sight in the long run.

I'm gonna turn this air gun around.

On this page here, you see some silver washers.

The assembly is unfortunately defective, so I had to make do with these silver discs,

that the screws don't slip.

Don't be surprised, that's usually without those silver discs.

OK, here you have the name: HW 40 PCA.

And underneath you see the fuse, right now it's unlocked.

It's an automatic fuse, so if I cock the air gun now,

then the fuse goes in automatically.

Then I have to solve them by hand before I can fire the shot.

But you'll see that a little closer later in my test.

Okay, now you're thinking to yourselves, "Is he actually what kind of red dot

mounted on it?"

Finally:Yes!

The Red Dot is several times more expensive than the air pistol itself.

But I wanted to take a look at it because it was a product of the

2017 or 2016, I don't remember exactly.

It has received a mega good rating in many trade journals and in the English-speaking

and German-speaking press, so I just wanted to take a look at the part and

mounted this one on the gun.

You'll see that on some other guns, of course.

Right now on a bullpup.

Okay, that's a SigSauer Romeo 1.

That's a 1x30 red dot.

I took off my cap once.

You can see the two little buttons with the green arrows on the side.

The brightness can be adjusted.

This is adjustable 5x.

There are even 2 night vision levels.

The Red Dot is waterproof to 1 meter.

Now, I've turned on the red dot once.

I don't want to repeat what just happened to me.

First of all, I turned everything over nice and cosy.

The nice thing is that this red dot withstood 10,000 times the bullet test.

That means with such a small hit as when I throw it down, it must be with

get along with.

All right, you're looking at the red dot.

I'm not gonna move it.

Just now this one was on the brightest level, and now we have here this night mode

Step.

You hardly ever recognize them.

I shoot myself when I'm shooting in this apartment on the third step.

And that's the brightest again.

Here on the side you can see the little "cogwheel".

The height and side can be adjusted with the supplied screwdriver.

A total of 50 MOA.

The red dot is not made for air pistols, of course, but primarily for semi-automatic air pistols.

Guns, shotguns and rifles.

We have here an aspherical lens made of cast glass.

This means that you have no distortion in the image.

The red dot is powered by a CR1632 battery.

And as I said, despite 10,000 times the bombardment (I didn't do that myself, but I

trust the manufacturer's specifications), it reliably keeps the zero position.

So, now we've told a lot of theoretical stuff.

I would have said we'd swing back onto the gun.

And now it's just time for the chrony test.

Now I'll show you the Chronytest of Weihrauch HW40.

I'll fire ten shots.

JSB Exakt 4,53 Millimeter.

And then we'll just see how constant the gun is.

Have fun!

And now for the last shot.

Felt that was really great.

Let's have a look. !0 rounds, average energy of 3.55 joules.

Average speed of 114 meters per second.

Lowest speed 112.35 meters per second.

The highest speed is 114.86 meters per second.

This is a constancy of 2.5 meters per second, which is a really good value!

An average deviation from the average of 0.71 meters per second.

You saw the chronyte test.

With this constancy it is clear that a good shot result is also achieved.

must.

If the shooter doesn't plan on it.

You know my old video, I wasn't exactly covered in fame.

I didn't even hit the ducks in the duck box from 3 or 4 meters away.

I want to do better today.

That's why I mounted the red dot.

I shoot from 20 feet, hold the air pistol with two hands.

And then let's see what we can get together.

So have fun!

Make amends!

Let's go!

I shoot with both hands with the Red Dot SigSauer Romeo 1.

Then let's just see what we can get together.

Well, keep your fingers crossed!

Have fun people!

So, you saw it.

I'll say I'm rehabilitated.

The top marksmen among you, and the pistol shooters are still laughing at each other.

the result.

I'm already satisfied once.

If I make a third video sometime, then I shoot even better.

Okay, I wanted to shoot you guys again before we hit the 11.5 meter.

the previously mentioned advantage of this protruding rail.

I operate the hammer back here, reach with two fingers, have the air pistol.

is open.

That's when air came into the piston here.

And then it's relatively easy to get through the nice lever here without having to use

the red dot or the rear sight, close the gun again.

Then you have here the automatic fuse.

This has to be done manually before every shot, and then I do something you can do with it.

doesn't normally do, but it's my own air pistol.

I want you to fire a blank.

Normally you should load a diabolo.

Okay, and then I would have said, I just announced it, now we're gonna hang up.

firing from a distance of 11.5 metres.

Have fun!

Please tell me if the tests are too long or too short.

Tell me if you want me to change anything.

Write something in the comments, please, and next time I'll do me a favour.

also lighter.

So, two more and that'll do.

You can see for yourselves, a mega good shooting result.

Whether 1.5 or 2 centimeters, it doesn't matter.

Even the one runaway I made up there, he's still going under

the 1 Euro piece.

You can see the precision of the gun, it's just incredible, really good.

And when you have a red dot, you can shoot with merciless precision.

Personally, I'd never get this done without it.

That's for sure.

Maybe I'm just too untrained there.

Please write me your experiences in the commentary.

How well you shoot with the air gun.

I'd just really like to know.

Did I promise too much?

11.5 metres away, easily disappears under a euro piece.

You see, this is a really cool combination of a high-quality red dot and from my

View of one of the best leisure air pistols ever.

You can shoot really horny and really precise with it.

Okay, I've told you a lot now.

I hope the video wasn't too long for you.

But I think the air pistol is worth it, I think the SigSauer red dot is worth it.

And I think for someone who wants to spend money, on his hobby, and just good advice

I think that was appropriate enough.

So, who still has not enough now, on my channel there are, stand now, still 175 further

Videos you can watch.

I would be very happy, if you just recommend me to others, if you would like to watch my videos.

or just jerk off, log in to YouTube, check the box

under the video if you like it, thumbs up, leave a

Comment.

This is very important to the algorithm, and I am of course happy when the

range, and therefore simply my reward for the videos.

I'm just happy about that.

Okay, thank you very much for watching!

That was a long one today.

Thank you for your time!

See you next time!

Servus says AirGhandi!

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Attention, 5 minutes to target.

Stay in formation !

Squadron : commence the attack on those bombers.

Yes Sir, commencing attack !

Watch out, enemy on our tail ! Evade !

Clear our tail !

What the hell ?

He's going down !

Help ! Help ! I'm going down !

I'm hit !

Get out of there, get out ! Jump !

Hit the silk !

Let's attack once again.

We need help ! We've just lost another plane ! We need assistance, quick !

You God damned Russian hog !

Got one !

Damn, I'm hit !

Watch your 9 o'clock !

Somebody, clear my tail ! Help !

Nice job, he's down !

Leader, good luck.

Fighters, where are you ? We need urgent assistance !

Fighters are en route, hold on !

Enemy fighters !

Okay then, returning to base !

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FAQ52 - DEMONITIZED, SLAYER RIFF OF THE DAY, JINJER, FINDING MY TONE - Duration: 18:39.

Hello and welcome to my new FAQ video and ...

Shit, okay ... good talk

As you might have probably noticed I'm wearing the- f***ing hell

As you've probably already noticed, I'm wearing all these bad ass f***ing t-shirts

And you're like: 'where can I get ahold of those t-shirts?' Well ...

The problem is this is an old t-shirt, this is from 1996

I found a bunch of really old t-shirts of mine in my parents' place

What is not that awesome is that obviously this Sepultura t-shirt is misprinted

As you can see the S is the wrong way

So there you go. Okay, first question.

Kostantinos Daoutis: "The Solar Guitars are pretty ugly"

That's kind of mean

"Hey Ola, can you play one Slayer riff? Have an awesome day"

Okay

Maybe that could be a thing: 'Slayer riff of the day', in my FAQ

Alright, so here's one riff from one of my favorite Slayer albums

It's a little finger-twister

There you go, thank you so much, oh my voice

And I got to play my Solar guitar

"I'm not even kidding, YouTube literally-

"I'm not even kidding, YouTube literally unsubscribed me from you this weekend, what the f-"

Stop, everyone make sure you're still subscribed to my channel, check down there

Click 'subscribe', okay?

You can also click the join button, but that's something else, that's the youtube membership thing

Where you get awesome extra content and you know, downloads

And lessons and all that shit, but that's something else

Make sure to subscribe, okay? Take this little moment and I'll wait

My whole body hurts

"This FAQ is golden, thanks fluff ... Oops, I mean Ola lol great video"

Yeah, that was a sick joke, dude

Sick

"Hey Ola, I know you have probably been asked this multiple times before but what DAW do you use?"

Okay, so ever since I switched to Mac and started using Mac computers for production

That was around 2003 or something like that, I started using Digital Performer first, by MOTU

And eventually, I started using Logic because on Mac that was like the standard back in the day

And yeah, I just could stuck with Logic

And I'm very happy with how it works and ...

You know, it's not really that much about which one you choose today

I mean between Logic or Pro Tools or Cubase It's more about the one you find your best kind of workflow in

And Logic has really served me well during the years, so I'm definitely happy with this program

It's like, you know, I know my way around this app, and that's what makes it so valuable for me

Okay, let's just load something up

Can't hear shit though

I'm not sure what I've been doing here but it sounds cool

I think it's a song and I reamped it or whatever shit I've been doing

Yeah, I just like how the workflow is in this app, it's ...

It's very simple, it's ...

Yeah, yeah I ...

What?

I don't know what to say, I mean all the other apps are good as well, so there you go

That was a little bit of Logic for you

Okay, next question

"Hi Ola, how old were you when you started playing guitar? And what made you keep going on?"

I was ... I think 13 years old when I started guitar, that was 1994

I started playing because of Nirvana and also because everyone in in my class started playing guitar

And I couldn't be ... You know, I had to start playing as well

Nirvana made me kind of pick up the guitar because it was easier for me to start on

Like, doing all those chords and all, but ...

Then I think what made me continue with guitar was just me discovering metal

And ... you know, like Pantera and Dream Theater and just like really ...

Trying to figure out how to make those sounds and how to play those riffs

It was really like a good spur for me to keep on going

So, that's what it is

"Here's a fun google search ... LFL, enjoy the action"

Okay

Why do I feel I'm about to regret this?

LFL ... Okay, Legends Football League

Lingerie football league

Okay, let's watch

What is this?

This is exactly what I thought it would be. What the f*** is up with the music by the way?

Oh, okay, some rap

Oh shit

Oh, they're not really afraid to break their nails on this one

Oh shit, take it easy

Is this for real?

Shit yeah, there's actually an audience there, so I guess it's real

Oh, come on, that was totally unnecessary, the hell is this?

I don't ... I ...

Yeah, I think that in Sweden ...

This probably would not have passed as being politically correct, I would say

Yeah, this is ...

This is so American in a way

Okay

I mean, they look hot, I must admit, but is it really necessary to have those quotes?

I mean, isn't it supposed to be like a serious sport?

Alright, I think I need to investigate a little bit more when I stop filming

Thank you, great great thing

"Hello Ola, greetings from the east, would you mind sharing your fitness/ workout routines?"

Sure, no problem. Here it is

"Ola, you the man

"When did you know that you had found your sound? Example: tone, rhythmic patterns ..."

"Also, do you have a signature move that you do on guitar?"

I think I discovered my sound when I kind of like discovered that I couldn't mimic other people anymore

To the extent that ...

You know, I've always been trying to nail album sounds or like other guitar players' sounds

But in my earlier videos, for instance, I was trying to nail those tones while using different amplifiers

But you know, after just trying everything

I kind of like came to the conclusion that whatever I do, I will always sound like me

And then I know ... I kind of like know what to look for and that was ...

Around the moment actually where we designed the Randall Satan

And that's around the time where I think I found my sound, I had great sound before I think

But that's like when I stopped the search for a tone, in that sense

So yeah, there you go

I don't think I have any signature moves, but I do have like a ...

Usually like a chord pattern that I like to work with, when you're in drop D for instance

I like to work with ...

You know, a lot of bigger chords like ...

If this wasn't drop D, this would be a chord like this

But now, because I have a drop D, it's a lot easier to ...

Whatever, I don't even remember what I was trying to show ... okay.

"Hey Ola, are you on drugs?"

I am high on life

Swedish word of the day

Swedish word of the day might not be really funny in Sweden, but it will be for you Americans out there

It's 'Fack'

Fack is the union basically, in Sweden

Or even better, when you talk about them, you say 'Facket'

And the good thing about this, I have my plan with this

It's that instead of saying 'F***', I can now say the Swedish word 'Fack'

And it would not get censored, which is awesome, so there you go

Sometimes I call facket and ...

That's how it is, that's the union in Sweden.

So if you need help with your current day job or whatever, you just facket

Alright, so this is Ola Englund the day after uploading this to YouTube

Unfortunately YouTube did not fall for my little trick and demonetized my video

But if you feel like you want to support me go buy a t-shirt or something like that

Or become a member of my channel, it's Super awesome, you get a lot of exclusive content ...

Okay, thank you

"Hello, greetings from Finland, what do you think about us, the Finns?

"The ones who still beat you Swedes in ice hockey?"

Are you sure about that?

I have to look it up

The official statistics for games since 1949 to 2014

Sweden has won 144 times over Finland and Finland has won 117 times over Sweden

I guess your statistics are a little bit wrong, but that's perfectly fine

Finland is still a great country, you're just not as good on ice hockey, but that's fine

It's okay, I don't care about ice hockey that much anymore

Except only when we're better than you

See you, all the Finnish subscribers, in the next life

No, I still love Finland, it's an awesome country, I love being there

And we share the same mentality there, it's just that I can't fucking understand their language

"Hola Ola, how do you work with companies to show their products on your channel?

"Do they pay you with money or products?"

So the way that it worked back in the day was basically that ...

That brands would ... either I bought something, I still do that today

Like, buy equipment, or like if I have something here, I make a demo of it

But back in the day if a brand reached out to me, they would basically just send products

And I would just do the demo in exchange for the products

Like, Seymour Duncan was one of the first brands that kind of like sent me a box of their pickups

And I was just super happy, you know, that they acknowledged me and sent me stuff

So, I just made a video, super awesome, and I do charge for my demos nowadays

However with the terms

And that's what's so awesome with my channel growing: it's grown so much that I can set my own terms now

And I've done that for about two years now, where I say like

'Okay, I'm gonna make this demo for you

'But you have to understand that whatever happens in the video, will stay in the video'

'People will notice if I'm happy, if I'm disappointed ...

'And it will stay in the video'

So, it all boils down to ...

If you have a good product, it's gonna show in the video, if you have a shit product, it's gonna show in the video

So, with those terms, like whatever happens, happens

I want to cater to the viewers rather than the brand, and if that is okay ...

Then I do the demo

I must say I've lost a lot of opportunities because of this, but you know what?

I'd rather have an honest review going

And you know an honest demonstration, because I just think it's a lot more honest to the viewers

So I charge for my demos, but with that said, 80% or even 90% of my videos are unpaid for

That's just content that I decide to make, like these FAQs like the Metalzone video, or like ...

You know, I buy an amplifier or these tone gear videos

I do not get paid for those I make those because you know, I enjoy doing videos, I enjoy doing content

And you know what? I'm really proud of where I've taken this YouTube channel

It's still very honest ... Yes, I am making money of my videos, otherwise, I wouldn't be able to do this

So, there you go, I've been talking a lot, shit. Okay, next question.

I've been talking so long I had to log into my computer again, good

"Hey Ola, hope you're doing great. I really want to preorder a Lime A2.6, but I have a question on it

"Is this color a mate or ...

"Or a shinny finish?"

So, the lemon neon guitar, it's a matte finish

And ...

Have I told you how much I love this finish? I love this finish so much I lick it

Thumbnail

"Would rather take an RG550 in those colours to be honest"

"Hey Ola, have you checked out Jinjer yet?

"If not, I totally recommend you do, they're one of my favourite bands at the moment"

Okay, okay, I'm gonna do this because this is what I do, this is what I do

Jinjer ... I've heard so much about this band, I have to check it out now

That's cool

Oh, there it is

Shit, that's a great fuckin growl voice there

Mean this is what metal needs right now, we need more female in the scene

And singers like this, Alyssa in Arch Enemy are gonna inspire young girls

To start listening to metal and start doing shit like that

I see it in the first comment, that says like

'My 4 year old watched this video for the first time and now she wants to learn to scream like that'

I mean, this is very important, and actually her growl is insane, I must say

But it's nice to see that she can actually sing too

That's cool man, I'm glad I checked that out

I have to listen to that, next time I travel I will download one or-

I will not download, I will stream one of their albums, okay?

"I don't care the burps and neither the raspy language, even though I like it

"But it's true that your level of arrogancy is coming up little by little

"I understand it, but I don't like it

"Do what you want, you're a successful business metalhead

"But your audience is a mirror of your personality, thank you"

I think I speak for a lot of my viewers

When I say that they can take everything I say with a little bucket of salt

Is that even an expression in English? I don't know.

You know, when I do that I exaggerate a lot

And you know, it's for entertainment basically

So yeah, I think you're smart enough to understand that when I call you fuckface

It's the nicest kind of fuckface I can call you, so ...

There you go, thank you for watching and thank you for subscribing

"Hey Ola, nice video, and by the way, I like the colors

"I have a question: which part of your professional life do you prefer?

"Gigging? Making videos? Clinics? Quality checking your Solar Guitars?

"Hope you will answer on your next FAQ"

And I will answer, Francis

My favorite part right now is actually just being home and do my videos

I love doing this, I love sitting here, nerding out. I mean, I ...

I have the dream job right now

I'm not making all the money in the world, but you know, I'm super happy right now

And I hope you understand and see that in my videos and in my content that ...

You know, I feel very fortunate to be able to do this

And doing the videos here, I can stay home with my kids and my family

I like going out on tours and and play live shows, no doubt, but I still enjoy being home

I'm a family father, I enjoy, you know, sitting in my own room

This is my cave right here, and this is where I feel best when I'm working

I still kind of have a hard feeling grasping the fact that this is my real job here

So, yeah, I really appreciate it, it's all because of you guys, and also ...

To all of you guys that are members to my youtube channel, thank you so much

You're contributing a lot to all of this

And I hope you see that, I hope you will recognize that, and I hope you will stay a member

And I'll try and bring out as much awesome exclusive content for you as possible

Nothing will happen to this YouTube channel, I will still put out the regular content, you do not have to worry

Alright, so that was the last question, thank you so much for watching this completely burp-free video

Let's see how that goes, maybe the views are not going to be as many as all my other videos

But who knows? We'll just have to experiment a little bit

Thank you so much for watching

If you want more of me, you can become a member to my youtube channel

You get exclusive content, extra downloads and just other stuff ... okay.

If you have any questions, please ask them in the comment section of this video

Thank you so much for watching and see you next time

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