Dude Perfect turned backyard stunts into an international YouTube sensation. The brand’s newest move, Dude Perfect Outdoors, shifts the focus to hunting, fishing, and time outside. The first video of this new standalone vertical launched over the weekend, a product of careful thought and planning by the creators. “We launched the first video for our newest vertical: Dude Perfect Outdoors. This has been a passion project for a select few; almost three years in the making, and the last six months of grinding to get it over the line,” producer Chad Terrell said in announcing the project. Though it’s not…

Did Charlie Kirk justify his assassination by supporting the right to keep and bear arms. According to F=former CNN anchor Don Lemon and a liberal podcaster who featured him as a guest on a recent episode, yes.   As Mediaite reports, Lemon was interviewed on the I’ve Had It podcast by co-host Jennifer Welch on a recent episode, and Welch brought up Kirk’s murder and Erika Kirk’s recent sit-down with CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss. Before sharing their thoughts, Welch played a clip of new CBS News boss Bari Weiss interviewing Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk earlier this…

If you’ve spent any time shooting suppressed, you’ve probably noticed something odd about that first shot after threading on your can. Instead of the consistent muffled thump you expect from subsequent rounds, the initial shot often carries a sharper, louder crack. This phenomenon has a name: first round pop, commonly abbreviated as FRP in suppressor circles. Understanding the Chemistry Behind First Round Pop First-round pop stems from basic chemistry and physics interacting within your suppressor. When you attach a can to your muzzle, the internal volume fills with ambient air containing approximately 21% oxygen. That first shot sends superheated propellant…