Who Are you? How long have you been with us? Which state or country? We're in Oregon, USA, a little about us is below:
Graham is Army veteran of 15 years and two wars, former competitive shooter defensive shooting instructor. Now working in the industry "Graham" has writen for AmmoLand.com, GunUniversity.com, TheLoadOutRoom.com and TheArmsGuide.com and augmented those articles with videos. Graham now writes for Ballistic, Tactical Life, Combat Handguns, and Personal Defense World magazines and websites. Non-military training includes CENTER-T (AK and pistol), Front Sight (rifle and pistol), and ITTS (pistol).
Teya is also an Army combat veteran (Combat Medic in Iraq), mother, and takes self defense seriously. In the Army she was trained as an armorer with a variety of firearms. Non-military training includes CENTER-T (AK and Pistol) and Front Sight (pistol). "I've always enjoyed shooting and appreciated the design of firearms, but not to the extent I do now. Being part of GBGuns reignited those interests for me and I continue to learn more everyday. It is my absolute privilege to be part of GBGuns and I am excited to see what we'll bring you next."
Howdy all,
My name is Mick. I found Graham & Teya and this group looking for info on the Bul Armory 2011 pistols. I was born and raised in Northern California and was a LEO there for 34 years. When I retired, we moved up to the mountains of Lincoln County, New Mexico (Billy the Kid Country) for a spell. With the advent of grandkids, I am now in Northern Colorado.
I am a life long shooter and hunter. As a LEO I was a Firearms Instructor, Armorer and a member of the Special Weapons unit. I currently work part time as an RSO for the local shooting range.
I’m just getting into shooting in steel challenge matches through work. I have been looking at various pistols and have decided that a Bul Armory 2011 would fit the bill. As mentioned above, I found the excellent videos by Graham & Teya on the Bul Armory pistols.
I decided on the EDC Model and just ordered one from Bul Armory yesterday:)!
Born in Michigan, next to Ohio, then Wyoming, and finally Omaha, Nebraska. I love all things 9mm as much as my wallet will allow. I enjoy the no nonsense reviews and the GB honesty.
Antonio Ciurlizza, Mexico, following the channel since I reasembled for the first time my LP380, Grand Power fan, bilingual and willing to learn tips and hints as I've found GB are also Grand Power fans.
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I am a former soldier (Army) and sailor (Coast Guard) of 12 years. Now residing back in my home state of Iowa. In the middle of 2023 I decided to get back into my favorite hobby, shooting. Discovered GBGuns on YouTube and
I appreciate Graham's work and follow the articles and videos. A realistic view is needed in the firearms media news. Too much hype in the majority of media reporting...in my opinion.
I do have one complaint: I blame Graham for a part of my collection of firearms. 7 Grand Power firearms at this time. Oh, I do notice a difference in recoil compared to other handguns.
Hello, was nice to meet both of you this weekend. Your tips on holsters were quite helpful.
Look forward to future content and live events.
Regards,
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I am Mike from the deep south waaay down by the Mississippi cost. I started watching GBGuns probably a couple years ago and have basically fallen in love with the Grand Power product. I did not serve but my Dad served in WWII and the Korean conflict. That being said, thank you both Graham and Teya for your service!. Graham, if you were going to select a Grand Power to carry concealed, could you get away carrying a K100 maybe X-trim? Currently I carry basically a G19 clone (PSA Dagger) but I have carried a Commander 1911 .45 concealed for years and I have been thinking about going back to hammer fired. Let me know what you think
Hi all, Pete here in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where the Amish buggies roll ;) I wasn't in the service, but lived abroad for 14 years not far from where Putin is trying to prove his manhood. I got back into shooting after many, many years this last summer with pistols (I had never shot them before, just rifle, shotgun and bow) and my quest for good information led me to Graham's channel on youtube. Definitely one of my favorites, but I blame him for at least two of my purchases at this point 🤣 . What I appreciate most is Graham's technically oriented take on firearms which matches my general approach to any tool I get (I work in construction). Politically, I suspect a lot here would consider me a black sheep - registered (D), gun owner, who supports 2A rights. There are actually a lot like me out here, but a lot keep their mouths shut about it - it's just easier that way. Other than my newfound hobby, I make pretty good espresso and scale models. I've translated military history books for a publishing company called Kagero in Poland and one of my life achievements was the translation of a book on the PZL P.24 fighter plane written by one of the design engineers who actually worked on it, Andrzej Glass who I worked with to make sure the translation was up to his standards. For the last 16 years since returning to the US, I've been working as an electrician. My goal with my pistol shooting is to get half as good as the people I watch online. Yeah, wish me luck.
Hello, I go by Usziel most of the time. It's a pleasure to meet the forum lurkers and posters here. I did a short stint in the Army in '90 but was booted due to a previously unknown health condition. So much for my career as a helicopter pilot. I've only ever purchased a handful of used firearms in my life until very recently. In November my spouse of 20 years and I decided it might be a good idea to come up with an evacuation plan just in case things went pear-shaped in Ukraine. That included buying new guns. Fortunately, things went apple-shaped in central Europe instead. Unfortunately, we were pretty easy marks for a less than scrupulous fire arms market out here in Salt Lake City. We live, we learn, we get knocked down, we get kicked in the gut a few times, we get back up and wonder what the hell just happened. I'm a jack-of-all trades type and my spouse is the Lord High God of Data at a local advertising company. We're looking to boogie on out of SLC in the next 2 years and find a nice plot of sub-rural, semi-farmland in either south central Illinois or maybe Oregon ... if we can something nice in the west under 2000 feet and under $30K. LOL, right? ~sigh~ I'm such an idiot sometimes ...
P.S. You wouldn't happen to know anyone interested in a 500 year old katana? Don't mind me, it's an inside joke ... :D
I come from Cleveland Ohio via 20 years in the USN. Retired and moved to Florida 28 years ago and worked with the County until I fully retired. Now I spend lots of time caring for the household and my grand daughter. In the Navy I was a surface warfare ship driver specializing in engineering and training. Shot the big guns in Grenada and in Lebanon following the USMC barracks explosion. Helped out in Desert Shield and Storm on the MidEastForce staff working with BB's, minesweepers, Saudi and Kuwait navy units.
Been following GB for a couple years which taught me about Grand Power pistols and have enjoyed them very much. I have discovered that holsters for the Canik TP9 DA fit the Grand Power K100 very well.
I'm Rick, Obviously I'm in Alaska, about 40 miles north of Anchorage (Alaska's largest city) I'm a former USAF Civil Engineer who deployed a bunch to Korea, Japan and Saudi Arabia and ETS'd after a decade of fun. I have worked in a few careers after the my military service ended and was a gear reviewer with Graham at www.loadoutroom.com, www.thearmsguide.com, www.paragraph4.media, and I wrote for a while before that at Sofrep.com under Force12Media & HurricaneMedia
After using my Voc Rehab I graduated from Bellevue University (Nebraska) with a BS in Project Management and put my skills as an CE Troop and schooling to use in my current role as an Emergency Manager (Think FEMA) where I work hand with locals, tribal governments and their agencies to respond to disaster and build things better than before or make them so they don't break essentially.
I'm a huge nerd about guns, hockey and photography. Glad to be here and yes I chat alot when bored or on too much coffee
There are a couple videos I want to share... please these are not fancy they are real. The first two are on UN 2030 and why our country is rushing headlong over a cliff... the third is from some time ago this explains why everyone is fat... and ill. This codex she refers to is a UN plan... . I went to the Sorbonne in Paris for university but my school was first in the medical then in the scientific schools... the law, social studies, liberal arts, and political studies were in a separate school but I had many classes there and know a lot of people around the world. This was talked openly about 45 yrs ago. First video is from Aaborg conference on Globalization about 6-7 years ago. This is a very liberal lady but was horrified... Rosa Koire exposes the UN Agenda 2030… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqMe1DH3qrU New Video… Worse than I thought https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-xS44U2Oz0
Codex
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG62uCyxe7g&list=PLkyMeIW1gE7bYzLSfOr-1BTib7TXAzG0G&index=3
I truly appreciate this!! Teya
Hi All
I've only been a gun owner since March of this year. Like many new owners, my motivation was the rioting that took place last year, some of which was very close to home.
I live in a northern suburb of Chicago, about 9 miles from the Wisconsin state line. Kenosha, WI, home to some of the worst rioting last summer, is a 25 minute drive from our house. We have family in Kenosha and have shopped and dined at some of the very businesses that were destroyed last year. It is very sobering to see businesses in your own town pre-emptively boarding up their windows, and to see friends and neighbors rushing to the grocery store to stock up before looting might occur. I felt very powerless to protect my family and knew the time was now to exercise my 2nd amendment right.
Illinois is a VERY blue state, so securing a Firearm Owner's ID card (FOID) took almost nine months, even though by statute it is only supposed to take 35 days. One benefit of this delay was that it allowed me to do quite a bit of research on what I wanted to buy. Of course, almost every gun owner I spoke to said to buy a Glock, but I wanted to get something different. If I was going to take the steps necessary to buy a gun, I didn't want it to just be an appliance. (No offense, Glock fans!)
Out of sheer boredom one day, I randomly clicked on an link for a Stribog on the Gun Broker web site. From there, I searched Grand Power on You Tube and came across Graham's "Wonderfully Different" series of videos. Having never owned a gun and never even picked up a Grand Power, I ordered a P1 Ultra online less than a week after my FOID card was finally issued. I'm officially a Grand Power Fanboy now!! 😀
Graham - Your low-key and fact-based reviews are really appreciated. It's been great seeing Teya get more comfortable in her appearances as your video library has grown. Congratulations on the new venture!
Hi- My friends just call me Doc. I started shooting when I was 8 years old under the direction of my father. We had property and our own shooting range. I grew up out in the woods and we lived in a log cabin, a real old one, not a kit. When my father died, I inherited the first gun I ever shot, a Marlin 39 Century Ltd. .22, which is in very nice condition, and I cherish. I am now a collector, shooter, 2A advocate, and armed citizen.
In between all that I travelled through 9 countries and 15 states, stopping to live in a variety of places for a time. I was a pistol instructor over 30 years ago, trained citizens and police, I was the head of a small private security force for a luxury 26 story community, and I am a patched member of a motorcycle organization and Sergeant At Arms for the local chapter. I am an MD, trained in surgery, and I have been exclusively teaching medicine/surgery since 2008, which includes the ballistics, projectile characteristics, wound channels, and the associated medical/surgical management.
I have thoroughly enjoyed numerous videos by GBGuns and find them to be extremely well presented and thoughtful. Nothing flamboyant, just honest observations. I am glad to see them open a venue where they will not be so limited in their presentations or words by the views and actions of their host.
I dislike it that politics are so often pushed to the front of any discussion of the sports and martial arts of firearms, but I also know it is necessary. I don't avoid it, but I am careful in how I engage it. I think it is just as easy for any of us that support such rights to do damage as well as benefit the cause. It is, after all, a very serious matter. I feel that bravado, arrogance, and the deriding of others (including those with polar opposite or even radically opposite views) have no reasonable place in the conversation and in fact can easily provoke conflict, which is unwise where firearms are concerned. With our rights come responsibilities both to ourselves and our brothers and sisters in our communities.
I am glad to see this web site and will be happy to stop by occasionally.
Respect all, fear none.
My name is Ethan. I am in Dallas. I served in the U.S Army in the 90’s. Deployed to Bosnia in 96. I was stationed in Germany on my second tour and I would often go shoot at the club at Ramstein Air base. One of the instructors there would train me and after the range closed would run me through some drills. I was pretty much hooked after that. I shy away from the politics. I just love shooting. That’s it.
Ive had my concealed carry for going on 20 years now and to think of all the different models I’ve carried over the years. Now I have two I choose from. P220 45acp and P320 Xcarry 9mm. Both I love.
Started watching your channel a couple years ago. Really enjoy your AK reviews and thanks to you I have had quite the inventory at Ammo Squared.
I need a fitted hat GB lol!
My name is Chris , I’m an Engineer in Southwest Florida ,avid shooter and have enjoyed watching your unbiased fact based videos for years and reading your informatIve articles as well. I’m really looking forward to seeing where this goes! Side note, I have purchased several Sar Arms over the last few years based on your reviews and have to say I’m impressed.
Security contractor. I live in the Philippines, but can't go home right now due to COVID restrictions. Kosovo, Afghanistan, Thailand, Cambodia, and Saudi Arabia.