Shawn Ryan Gives a SEAL Team 6 Operator a SIG MCX SPEAR
Shawn Ryan presents a customized Sig MCX Spear rifle with optics and suppressor to a SEAL Team 6 operator as a gift. The operator expresses gratitude and mentions plans to use it for hog hunting at a property in Texas, including from helicopters.
Summary
In this brief segment, Shawn Ryan presents a Sig MCX Spear rifle to a SEAL Team 6 operator guest. The weapon has been customized with new Sig optics and includes a suppressor provided by Silencer Shop, with both companies being enthusiastic about the operator's appearance on the show. The operator expresses being extremely honored to receive the gift and reveals he has a property in Llano Pass, Texas where he does shooting and plans to use the rifle for wild hog population control. He mentions that hunting hogs from helicopters is particularly effective and entertaining. Ryan suggests they might test the weapon later on his back range. The conversation highlights the ongoing wild hog problem in Texas and the various methods used to address the overpopulation issue.
Key Insights
- The operator reveals he owns property in Llano Pass, Texas where he conducts shooting activities
- The operator states that wild hog populations get out of control and require active eradication efforts
- The operator describes helicopter-based hog hunting as particularly effective and entertaining
- Sig was ecstatic about the SEAL Team 6 operator appearing on the show according to Ryan
- Silencer Shop wanted to contribute a suppressor specifically because the operator was coming on the show
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Transcript
[0:00] This is the Sig MCX Spear. They put their new optics on the top of them for you. Sig was ecstatic that you were coming on the show. And then Silencer Shop told them you were coming on too and they wanted to throw a can on there. So that's yours. >> I'm extremely honored. We got a little place lamp passes, Texas that we do some blinking at. >> Nice. >> Try to eradicate the hog population out there cuz they get out of control. >> I hear that could be pretty challenging. >> From a helicopter, it's intervening. >> Well, maybe we'll break that in later. We got a range out back.
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