Sexy New Toy For Heather!

Our Facebook Page! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Heather-Lacroix/183081175038375 So here's my new favorite toy! It's my Thureon Defense 9mm Nato Carbine rifle! Got it from this website http://mycarbine.com/

My Facebook link is http://www.facebook.com/HeatherandJeff

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[Moonfood78]

I call it a carbine, not carbean like every weapons professional on YouTube. You know why?? Cause my Porsche doesn't have a twin turbean engine, it got a twin turbine engine. Car-bine... great video, girl. Me want one!

[HeathersVlogs]

@Moonfood78

Check the history of the Car-Been rifle and you'll see why you're saying it wrong lol. In short..... Car-beens were invented by the French.... and if you know anything about the French language you know that they pronounce their letters differently. In the French Language Carbine is pronounced Car-been.

This ends today's lesson lol.

[walkersparticus]

lol its carbine as in cuh-R-buh-INe not carbean

[HeathersVlogs]

@walkersparticus

You're going to need to do some research to see you're off on that. It's a French word and in the French language it's pronounced Car-Bean. Look it up.

[Steve2323ZX]

how do you say NFL combine?

[HeathersVlogs]

@Steve2323ZX The problem there is that combine is not a French word. If you look it up carbine is a French origin word for lite rifle and is shown to be pronounced Kar-Ben. Our last name is a French word. How would you pronounce LaCroix? How about Gauthier? Or Gaux? Plain and simple it look like in English it would be like Combine. But that's not the words origins. Get it?

[007HubbaBubba]

@HeathersVlogs ..........carbine Contents [hide] 1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Pronunciation 1.3 Noun  1.3.1 Related terms 1.3.2 Translations 1.4 References 1.5 Anagrams [edit] English Wikipedia has an article on: Carbine [edit] Etymology From French carabine [edit] Pronunciation /ˈk-ɑr-b-'i-n, -b-'aɪ-n/[1] [edit] Noun carbine (plural carbines) A smaller lighter version of an existing rifle with a shortened barrel.

[H2Prince]

@HeathersVlogs Since this comment section has become a lessons page lets have another. The difference between a clip and Mag :P Just sayin

[Moonfood78]

@Duckyistrippin, thanks for the English lesson. But we're not in France and you ain't no Caribbean.

[Moonfood78]

*real* not teal. ;)

[Moonfood78]

How about answering the teal questions about the stock and grip? I bought a stag model 3 ar 15 instead of this.

[Duckyistrippin]

@Moonfood78 its a turbocharged piston engine, no turbine engines in sight. And its car bean, that is the correct pronunciation. Kar Bine is strictly 'mericun

[ConnorSayl3]

i thought it was a different kind of 'sexy toy'.

[doughesson]

@xZZxTakedown Clips are loaded into magazines.Not the same thing.

[8666bullet]

Man I hate this. In India getting a goddamn gun license is like pulling teeth from a live lion. Your videos (hickock45/nutnfancy) are the only way I can enjoy my passion for guns. thanks Heather and Jeff.

[Moonfood78]

Hey Heather, just a couple of questions I can't seem to find the answers to... can the grip be swapped out with any after market ar pistol grips such as magpul? And is that a commercial buffer tube on the stock or mil spec? Thank you bunches!

[Moonfood78]

Thanks Heather, but I can't help myself! I like it when it rhymes with "fine" and "mine" lol. Guys at the gun shop correct me all the time... ;)