Stopping power is real. 30-30 kills better than 223 and 556 despite the fact it has less energy. Light and fast bullets don't help you unless the bigger bullet isnt fast enough to reach the target. If it is it's preferable.

When we travel I take a Maxim PDX SBR 5.56 in a Hazard Plan B sling pack…in the pouches are Otto Noiz Barrier Micros, a CGS Helios QD & 120 rounds of M855. I store it in condition 2 (bolt closed on an empty chamber, trigger decocked and a fully loaded magazine inserted). If I need the SBR in a ‘hurry’ it’s ready to go…if I’ve taken cover and have about 20 seconds I unscrew the blast shield and thread the suppressor on. It simply goes with me and doesn’t stay in the car. Anything that requires immediate action I carry a full duty load with my Glock 22 😁👍🏻🍻 I refuse for my family or myself to be victims 🇺🇸

Great advise Eric,,, And welcome Back BROTHER!!!!!!!

Where is Chad?

Bro is a combination between a resident evil character and the guy from pineapple express 🔥🔥🔥💯

Sometimes they would miss the childs knee cap and accidentally hit them directly in the fore head. Tragic but I guess they should have known not to approach the prison fence. Someome should have told them that god gave thier fathers farm to his "chosen people" and they had no right to ask for it back.

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I wanted to buy one when they first came out back in the 80s. Everyone refused to take a chance and order one for me. Oh no these are going to blow up in your hand and we are not going to be liable.

Thanks for the video

When I was a kid I would ride my bike to a local gun shop dreaming of the day that I could buy a tommy gun , my uncle had one and was so much fun to shoot . He bought his back in 82 for 550.00 . You could an uzi for 700 mac 10/45 was cheap and reasling... then the Brady bill came out i was so bummed out when I was a kid .

When discussing entry level firearms if we're not talking about 22s or pellet guns you already lost me. Glock 19? Entry level? REALLY???

I love mine, and I had 2 of them.

Truck gun means nothing more than the guns people commonly kept in their truck which was sometimes a 22 but usually a 12 gauge or a 30-30.

Video games like early 2000’s like the call of duty’s and medal of honour’s. Unfortunately semi automatic rifles are deemed too dangerous for civilians where I live so bolt actions all the way. But the first milsurp I acquired was a Schmidt Rubin thanks to you and I absolutely love it

Love my compact. Been 100%

Thanks!

I carry cause it’s cool but I had an incident that made me realize I need to carry a pistol as a primary weapon

Rip

Why is it so short

Jerry! That man can shoot!

Lol poor glock😅 never had a clue he'd be in the hands of a mad man 😂 seriously tho this is border line Darwin awards kinda stuff

I have both. I prefer hammer fired.

You downsized your collection ? ……. Blasphemy …… almost caused me to unsubscribe …. 🙃

I just rehabbed and lit a 1957 Coleman Model 200. The entire interior was filled with dirt dauber nests so step one was get a screwdriver and bust them up so I could get the globe off.

I like striker fired for a military environment and hammer fired double action for law enforcement.

Still prefer hammer fired.

hammer fired for me for the same reasons i drive a 3/4 ton truck with a 5 speed manual transmission. 400,000 miles an still rolling.

So when he has a full auto Glock SBR it’s entertainment, but when I do it’s a, “felony”

Nice to see you doing old military gun reviews again much more interesting than the new guns, but put your glasses back on😂

I don't own a Glock because I can buy a better pistol with more features for the same price, and they're American made. The M&P pistols are hands down a better value than Glock. Canik is even a better pistol simply because of price and features. The reason Glock doesn't do anything substantially different is because they know that most gun owners are loyal to their brand to a fault.

Informative video.

You look weird. Where are your glasses?

KISS method works for me, over and over again. My first pistol was a 17, still love it! Gaston Glock passed away last year at the age of 94, many thanks Sir.

My mom encouraged me. My opa was a police officer in Germany, so she grew up around guns and later lived on a farm. My Dad had no issues with me taking lessons. I'm a gal, but the guys at the range treat me the same. Thank you, Mom. I love you and miss you!

Washington State 1978(?). Loaded long gun in vehicle is illegal anywhere. In sub-freezing weather, a hunter, miles from camp is riding in a pickup truck in the back country. He tried to unload his bolt action rifle prior to boarding the vehicle but the action jammed preventing any use without tools. Unable to either close or open the bolt, unable to unload. Cited for a loaded rifle in vehicle violation by Game Warden who was also unable to operate the action.

Check out the Hornady 75 grain loads for short barrels.

My maverick 88 is the perfect truck gun

I love that this guy is wearing a Way Huge guitar pedal hat. This guy is into guns and guitars. I bet he's into fast cars and good lookin women too. All American. What a guy.

WHEW THAT HOT POP

Great reflection on your life

Really got to quit promoting sdi willing to drain your GI bill

Very good info and great gun experience

Everyone is a felon., you just haven’t been convicted yet. That’s why they call it “Convicted Felon.” Americans are all felons, just some haven’t been convicted yet.

I just bought a Persian G98 from a pawn shop. Was actually looking for K98, M96 and Enfields but the guy showed me this thing in perfect condition. All matching numbers, matching bayonet and top notch barrel for 750€ (some dealers want 1300-1500 online) He even gifted me a case for that long beast. Sometimes you just gotta be lucky.

Just not Kimber…

Thank you for the information you sharing Ian a beginner ofa12 gauge shotgun,

Then there are concealed internal hammers like the L-35, where the whole fireing mechanism is just as protected as in a striker fire gun. In fact like in an 12:49 AK rifle

That is the main reason I got my CCW here in Arizona.

Fun fact: the founding fathers specifically enumerated the right to keep a truck gun in your back seat when they wrote the constitution, bill of rights, and the federalist papers... probably...

I live full time in a "tiny house". Thereby limited on storage space. I also am on a retirement income (fixed) & do not hunt nor do I "hobby" shoot (except for air guns!). I bought a Hi Point 995 because, as a potential tool, it is great. I could survival hunt (IF ever needed!) & have more "range" than w/a 9mm handgun. (IF I ever got into a "Red Dawn" scenario I'd confiscate a Govt. Firearm & use "their" supply chain to keep myself in ammo. Doubt it will ever happen though! LOL!) I can use 9mm for occasional (affordable) plinking along w/my .22LR pistol & rifle.