NAS Rapping like He Ancient Prophet

Please, ditch the music. The star of the show is that wonderful gun.

I have a Smith and Wesson SW9VE that I bought at a local shooting range/gun shop for $149. I like it and that same shop had a hand made in the waistband holster, made in Kemah, Texas; that I use for concealed and home defense.

People snakes or 🐍 🤔🤣🤣

I had one 20 years ago and like a dummy i traded it off and now im older i wanted another one thank god velocity arms is making them rite now and they are just as good as the mpa

Masterpiece arms for sure

Notice from the beginning of your presentation that it was not a sub compact but rather a compact. Subcompact have a non-rotating Barrel. Still gonna watch the rest the video always can learn something

Thank you but don’t care about laws,different types. Wish you would have started with tarring apart from step one removal of taking apart

Does your safety lever turn all the ray around on urs ?

It’s weird to have in your gun if it’s your everyday carry gun unless your shooting pests everyday

Training… JS 🤷‍♂️

no way 😂 this has to be his first time cleaning a gun lmfao

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The issue of how to carry firearms-whether concealed or openly-is a topic of ongoing debate, particularly in states where both methods are legal, such as Nevada. I firmly believe that concealed carrying can make individuals more vulnerable, positioning them as potential targets rather than as defenders. This perspective stems from the inherent nature of concealed carry: it requires individuals to remain inconspicuous, often leading to a false sense of security. One significant drawback of concealed carrying is that individuals are often not perceived as threats. They blend into everyday life, which can lead aggressors to view them as easy targets. In a situation where a threat arises, a concealed carrier must wait for that threat to materialize, often within a dangerously close range, before they can take action. This delay can have dire consequences, as the time it takes to unholster and respond can be the difference between safety and harm. Moreover, a culture of judgment exists among some concealed carriers toward those who choose to open carry. This judgment often arises from fear-fear of public perception, fear of confrontation, and fear instilled by instructors who discourage open carry. It seems that many concealed carriers lack the confidence to open carry, leading them to criticize those who do. This mentality is counterproductive and undermines the shared goal of advocating for gun rights. As someone who open carries daily and resorts to concealed carry only in specific situations, like casinos, I have firsthand experience with both methods. Living in Nevada, where open carry has been legal since 1864 and is a common practice among locals, I have frequently encountered people-often newcomers from places like California-who are eager to learn about local gun laws. Open carriers serve as advocates for the Second Amendment, actively engaging in conversations about rights, responsibilities, and the legal nuances surrounding firearm ownership. In contrast, concealed carriers are less visible and often miss the opportunity to educate others about their rights. It's important to recognize that the rights of concealed carriers are often supported and protected by the efforts of open carriers. The visibility and advocacy of open carriers help foster an environment where all individuals can carry firearms legally and responsibly. If it weren't for those who openly advocate for gun rights, the landscape of concealed carry might look very different today. In summary, while concealed carrying may seem like a safer approach, it can paradoxically render individuals more vulnerable and less prepared to defend themselves. The fear of judgment and the stigma surrounding open carry can create a divide within the gun-carrying community that ultimately weakens the collective advocacy for Second Amendment rights. It is crucial for all carriers-whether concealed or open-to engage in constructive dialogue, support each other’s choices, and recognize the importance of visibility in promoting responsible gun ownership.

Damn don’t point it at me

It’s a micro Draco

What kind are those

Where is the smoke?

I heard it's noisy. Is that true.

how often do you clean and oil the px4? Just put 50 rounds on mine and not sure if I have to clean it every after use?

A excellent video on the S&W 442 38 2"barrel you could put better rubber grips on it the older wood grips dress up the gun ebay sale them also amazon about $50 with S&W logo on the grips 💯👍

Idk why but I didn’t like the 9 version as much. Didn’t feel as comfortable shooting etc. love love love this .380 though for daily carry

The pig is much bigger than the rooster

Mini Uzi

can you share your cleaning kit/products? I just bought px4 and waiting on it and will always comeback to this video when it needs cleaning haha. Thank you

weak ass hands.

Fake caption = not gonna explore channel.

I will never understand why people run this drill

Your vehicle isn’t a holster

Good Gun tbh in my opinion try take mine apart

Gracias...

Where’s the smoke lol

Now, i understand why i love model 27.... and old registered pre series... I LIKE THIN WOOD GRIPS ELEMENT.... TODAY, K- frame 38/357 and even 22lr own enormous enveloping grips. Impossible to read serial numbers withouth remove grips ! Looool. (I have not small hands. Just personal preference for thin grips ) personally 357 /38 or 22lr i use only smallest grips even with 6". For 44 Magnum ok, i can appreciate envelloping grips

What grip?

Does that burn tray work? Do you notice more smoke flavor?

Hey man does your gun have a safety

Couldn't watch the video as the background music was irritating and playing to loud

😂😂😂

Nice short

I have this smoker at the top of my list to retire my Masterbuilt Electric Smoker. Hopefully, the control panel is a better quality, and this smoker can cook as good if not better for it's price.

What's your stance on making it harder to obtain guns, ie with more detailed background checks? Do you feel it would be effective? Don't know what my opinion is, and you seem knowledgeable. Also totally agree open carry makes you a target.

If you want it to reach, you could (next time? Lol no, this is clearly a 1x thing, but anyway) maybe loosen the screw/bolts/nuts, as usually there is a little extra clearance in the through holes they punch, allowing you to just shift the finned shiny metal piece over, so it can reach. Maybe not, idk the details, but an idea. Regardless bending worked, so power to you!

Awesome!!

I worked at a smoke house in my local town and we used a 50/50 blend apple juice apple cider vinegar and a 50/50 sea salt and cracked black pepper corns put it in the smoker at 225F for about 10-12 hours then wrapped it in smoker paper for another 4 hours. Fork tender every time

looks good how was the smoke flavor on it? I'm thinking about getting that smoker

Did you read the instructions?

It doesn’t need anything. The same clips have held convertible tops on cars for years. Take the hook all the way out and add another nut as a jam nut. Tighten accordingly. Not that hard guys. No hammers or bending required. C’mon now….

Pinch it with some pliers so it has a lip to catch on.

The flip part goes the other way. Away from the hook part.

Duh tighten up the bolt clockwise....wow u must not have graduated school. Common sense 😂😂😂😂😂