Gun YT'er/Marine Paul Harrell dying of cancer

[Milf Dots]

Gun You-Tuber Paul Harrell served 20 years in the Mil, first in the Marine Corps then in the Army. He's also reportedly been involved in two self defense shootings. Many say he is a wealth of knowledge on defensive shootings stats, techniques, tactics, and general firearms and ammunition knowledge, etc.

His latest video linked below indicates his time is short:

 

[nockhunter]

Too bad. I've enjoyed his vids for a long time.

Mike

 

[Ronws]

I saw that, too. He will be greatly missed but I hope he can still pass along information when he can.

I will always carry with me rule #1 of deer hunting from the 5 things he knows about deer hunting. Go where the deer are.

 

[Ranchhand]

I too enjoy his videos.
Cancer sucks

 

[carbonbased]

 

[Arc Light]

That sucks. The man knows his shit and can shoot a pistol like few I've ever seen. I wish him and his family the best.

 

[Basic user]

Rest in peace Paul, loved your channel. I pray for your family.

 

[Ronws]

God bless Paul, his family and friends, and all of us who have enjoyed his teaching and learned from him.

 

[UKDslayer]

Popular Firearms Expert Paul Harrell Announces His Own Death in YouTube Video Titled 'I'm Dead'

Paul Harrell, who offered weapons advice on his YouTube channel, has passed away due to pancreatic cancer at the age of 58.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

 

[Milf Dots]

Fifty fucking eight. Sad.

 

[ChezJfrey]

I saw that, too. He will be greatly missed but I hope he can still pass along information when he can.

I will always carry with me rule #1 of deer hunting from the 5 things he knows about deer hunting. Go where the deer are.

Ha! That's something I had to learn early on for steelhead fishing. It's like 90% of the puzzle; figure out where the fish are on the river systems for that particular month/time of year...go there.

As for the topic, I did watch a number of his videos and the guy was no-nonsense/straightforward and enjoyable to watch. Sucks he's gone too soon. Fuck cancer.