You know, for a guy who supposedly has all these badass credentials, he sure seems like a used car salesman trying desperately to make a sales pitch. And he makes ALOT of technical mistakes that someone with said badass credentials shouldn't.
Check out this Youtube vid from his show on the Barrett .50 "Stealth Rifle". WTF is a stealth rifle, may I ask? But that's not the point.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWJp14tkBlUAt the 1 minute mark he holds up a 5.56 round and says "This is the .223 round. It is the standard round for most US military rifles." So far so good.
Then he holds up a 7.62x39 round and says "THIS... is the .308. It is the standard round for the AK-47." Again, relatively technically correct if you are going solely on bullet diameter I suppose, but who calls 7.62x39 a ".308"?
Then he starts hyperventilating. "THIS... is the 50 caliber round. This round--when fired--from the Barrett--M ONE OH SEVEN--flies at TWENTY SEVEN HUNDRED feet per second--and can take out an ARMORED PERSONNEL CARRIER! Trust me--you don't wanna be in one of THOSE, when one of THESE, is flyin' around."
If the guy used to be a Navy Seal, why must he constantly sound like a 15-year-old airsoft fanboy who's mom just let him buy his first copy of "Jane's Infantry Weapons"?