Don't Go Outside Without A Gun Tomorrow!!

This video takes a look at why YOU NEED A GUN WHEN YOU GO OUTSIDE TOMORROW!!
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[@jaydee3885]

Clint Smith: "A gun is not supposed to be comfortable, it's supposed to be comforting"

[@chrisa.515]

Except that nowadays it can be both.

[@reformationfan]

The 380 you have in your pocket beats the 45 in your night stand.

[@illumitommy]

Yes, I catch crap fot my 380 1911 but pistols for the most part are about hit placement.

[@User39.]

true

[@jameshutson8431]

J frame 38+p in my pocket

[@bertkilborne6464]

I'm skinny enough that a Commander goes IWB just fine. Gotta compensate for the fact that I weigh 145 (not Kilos)

[@deepcow]

Yep, I always have my G-42.

[@user-ev4tx9em8j]

Well here's my little motto I go by..."Always carry, never tell". Ain't nobodies business but my own.

[@hotrodray6802]

ABSOLUTELY

[@kc8wvg]

👍👍 I always carry concealed. I don't open carry because I don't want to be the first target.

[@RogerMorris-gk1zl]

GOOD RULE OF THUMB.

[@haroldhenderson2824]

When MY daughter moved 1100 miles away, we took her pistol (and some ammo). I asked her to load it before I left to come back home. "I will, just not right now.". Within two weeks someone knocked on her door, claiming to be from the cable company. Sent to hook-up her internet. (Internet was "up and running" before I left her) When they wouldn't leave, she blocked the door with her foot, and cracked the door open enough to point her pistol at the guy. Suddenly, he didn't"need" to be there! Then, she shut and locked the door, and LOADED her pistol. Having a loaded pistol available isn't an option, anymore! Never really was.

[@clearsailing7993]

Lucky she didn't have a revolver. You can see if they are empty.

[@RogerMorris-gk1zl]

TRUE.

[@archieburson4301]

If you're not careful procrastination will eventually return and bite you in the ass..... that's a fact.......✌💕

[@johnnorman7708]

The deep woods ain't a place to be unarmed. Neither is the city....

[@SkeenDogger]

Very true. Probably more dangerous in the city at nights but in Utah the majority of people have weapons on them. We recognize our right to constituently carry and Utah is a very very polite and kind society. When we go on adventures into the mountains I usually bring my 10mm Kriss Vector in 10mm pistol version or 10mm Glock pistol. We have Bears and cougars/mountain lions a lot of rattle snakes too! (not that a gun helps with the rattle snakes much.). When a bear charges at you or a mountain lion is attacking your kid because he was a little far behind you better be packing a weapon much better than a knife. All of this and Id be more worried about one of my children walking down the big city streets at night verses the woods. Stay protected and armed.

[@1Enclave]

2 legged beasts are more dangerous than 4 legged

[@headpainter1]

Same for urban, small towns and the comfort of your home. Always be prepared.

[@kevindunn175]

Even if I was unarmed I’d rather be in the woods than the city. That’s where all the action is going to go down too many people especially vulnerable ones.

[@SkeenDogger]

@@1Enclave Very correct statement. These two legged beasts are far more dangerous and very much more of them.

[@jimmyspruill5400]

I NEVER leave my house ANY day without a handgun, EVER!!!!!

[@jo9367]

Every morning I get up get dressed and my gun is part of my attire

[@akdefense]

This is a part of the me too that I can agree with.

[@Wesmancan]

I don’t live In Fear ever.

[@DickGozinya-zl2bd]

@@Wesmancan You obviously carry a gun then.

[@10gaugeTroy]

@@Wesmancan, because you’re stupid.

[@fuzzyj6142]

colion said something to the effect of, you may not need your gun 100 percent of the time, but that one time you need it, you need it 100 percent.

[@theoriginaldashriprock]

That's like saying you needed to carry an umbrella with you everywhere you go everyday because it might rain.

[@robert4027]

GOT THAT RIGHT.... NOBODY IS COMING TO SAVE YOU WHEN YOU NEED IT... BE PREPARED ALWAYS

[@johndoe-xy4xq]

A firearm is like the old 80s American Express commercial. Dont leave home without out.

[@oldmanpatriot1490]

And people are like EF Hutton when asked what you carry

[@brantardrey7360]

I've said that for quite a few times this century

[@toddhelms4037]

That's what I've always called my gun. My American Express

[@benny4162]

"American Express say don't leave home without it. KGB say, don't leave home." - Yakov Smirnov

[@loosebruce6637]

Watch out for newcomers( illegals ), They have everything owed too Them. FJB!!

[@davidmartin9871]

First rule of a gun fight is to have a gun

[@bobclifton8021]

The wild west isn't yesterday, it's today, and it's everywhere. Hostility and violence are in a sharp increase.

[@tomstulc9143]

Wild West is gone. Chaos planet Earth is here

[@bobclifton8021]

@@tomstulc9143 They are one in the same.

[@theoriginaldashriprock]

It sucks that you live in a bad neighborhood.

[@akdefense]

Carrying isn't always comfortable - It is always comforting!

[@HaroldGodwinson24]

I previously lived as if I didn’t need a gun, but I learned you cannot predict when evil will happen upon you. I feel a sense of guilt when I leave my home without a gun. Carrying a gun shouldn’t be comfortable it should be comforting knowing you can be the protector for yourself and those whom you love.

[@renaissanceredneck3695]

If I'm wearing a belt, I'm carrying. When I put my pants on in the morning, my pistol goes in the holster, it doesn't come off till I get back in bed at night.

[@mikespencer9409]

That's my exact schedule too

[@1anthonybrowning]

Yep, me too. Pants on gun on.

[@yep-sb4uf]

​@1anthonybrowning same. Just a 32 acp mostly. Never without a bang.

[@killroy7114]

That's excellent advice! I'll take it.

[@davidtaylor195]

I bought couple of military style M3 shoulder rigs. Over one shoulder, keeps firearm chest high. You can add a magazine pouch or speed loader pouch to the strap. Throw an opened shirt over all, works well concealed. If outdoors, go over your jacket for easy access.

[@louisgiardina8918]

Never go into the woods without a firearm never!!!

[@Stim-Winded]

Wife: “You’re just going to the store and back, but holstering up”. Me: “And I’m confident I’m coming back”.

[@wrnglrguy4936]

Amen. In todays world I would never go unarmed,

[@keithfagan5424]

Having a daughter gives a father good enough reason alone to own a shotgun, having one daughter and 5 grand daughters makes my gun safe very happy. 😁

[@turtle19dad]

I have a wife and several stepdaughters. And 2 handguns. Wifey is getting hers this summer.

[@oldmanpatriot1490]

What good is a gun in a safe? Biden advice, ""Buy a shotgun"" sesame street style

[@RighteousJ]

​@turtle19dad my wife's mother's day present this year was what she's always wanted - a Lady Smith chambered in 357 magnum.

[@triptank7857]

​@@RighteousJgod dam nice

[@chrisa.515]

And if you had only sons and grandsons you wouldn't need a gun then?

[@nelsonmcatee3721]

My girlfriend doesn't particularly like guns. I have a CCW permit from Illinois. Was trained by the sheriff. Lisa gets mad sometimes when I carry and told me one time i don't always have to carry a gun. I told her if i knew I was going to need one, i wouldn't be there. Im a black belt and can handle myself, but I'm also an American citizen and consider it my duty to America and society to stay armed. America deserves nothing less. 🇺🇲

[@RogerMorris-gk1zl]

YOU ARE A GOOD MAN AND FRIEND.

[@alaefarmestatesllc]

Ditch the gf, continue carrying the gun.

[@keithsafford3056]

I don't leave the house unarmed. I am never unarmed in my house. It NEEDS to be an instinct, get up, get dressed, put glasses on, strap on Glock 26 for house, Glock 17 to go out and about with spare mag. It NEEDS to be 2nd nature, you NEED to be comfortable wearing it at ALL TIMES. I WILL defend myself, my family, people I don't even know. It IS my responsibility as an armed citizen to ALWAYS BE READY!

[@alaefarmestatesllc]

Don’t forget practice often.

[@keithsafford3056]

@@alaefarmestatesllc You bet. Shoot and practice frequently. In fact, this weekend 3 days of training - 2 days of intense shooting practice, then one day of Force-on-Force scenarios with multiple attackers. - Train, Fight, Win

[@appalachianpatriot1796]

I’m a 5’4” man in my early 50s, I have always relied on my wit and clever speaking to get me out of trouble. Those days have passed and being able to talk my way out of a conflict is not always going to work. I hated the idea of carrying most of my life but like many, 2020 changed that and now I stress over which one I take today. 😊

[@Thane36425]

We're about the same, except I used observation and evasion to avoid trouble. I always carried a knife since it wasn't easy to get a permit where I used to live. I carry now though but still try to avoid issues as before, including not stopping at places and coming back later.

[@johnjones393]

Me too. I've talked myself out of a few hairy situations but as you said, those days are over.

[@deanford1795]

Sometimes as my older brother explained to me when I was young there Will be a time when there is simply nothing left to talk about

[@cgsimons1187]

We are close in age. There have always been people you can reason with and others who are incapable of being reasoned with. In fact, I was lucky to survive an incident with those who were the latter. I'd prefer to never be placed at the mercy of the merciless ever again.

[@worldobserver3515]

@@deanford1795 great line. I'm going to borrow it, if you don't mind.

[@GH-cp9wc]

Yep! It may only take one time being unarmed to ruin your day.

[@darthbaferu398]

Always carry anymore. Speaking as an LT in a Sheriffs Department. We are under threat constantly, not just LEO’s but everyone. There have been attacks that have been cut off. I can’t elaborate, but if you are safe sane, sober, and moral, carry a gun. Everywhere you go. 100% of the time. I can’t remember if you had your surgery yet or not but I Pray for you daily Brother. Take care and God Bless!

[@MRLUGNUTS]

Sad to say, but you are right... mine goes on before I leave the bedroom. And it doesn't come off until I hit the pillow. When I started carrying back in 2007 it was uncomfortable. Now is uncomfortable when I don't have it on...

[@dean828]

The old saying is true... "God Almighty made Man... Samuel Colt made them all equal..."

[@Dennisthemenace40]

True, but only those who arm themselves.

[@Nightmare-gg8vr]

Sure did worked there in Hartford for 42 years

[@peterdarr383]

True - but credit is due to some unknown Chinese guy for mixing up Black Powder.

[@coolersiphone-oi3fj]

Haha! That’s a good one!!!!

[@nelsonmcatee3721]

Good old Sam had plenty of help from John Moses Browning, Gaston Glock, and a few other guys😂

[@jessicahayes9788]

I got this saying from one YT channel: ABC A = Always B= Be C = Carrying Another channel always tells us to "Stay frosty", "Stay Strapped", "Stay Dangerous" (to people who want to harm you or your loved ones)

[@soulessvalleys8404]

BSS crew🇺🇲

[@mrmomb]

Right from christian warrior training on youtube

[@Swoop180]

ABC is Christian Warrior Traing and the latter is Black Scout Survival.

[@YaYa-ke1zr]

Christian Warrior should put that on a tshirt.

[@gregshock]

“Stay frosty, stay strapped and always stay dangerous.” - Jack Richland

[@johnschofield9496]

I read yesterday a husband and wife were setting up a B-Ball net in their yard. Their neighbor didn't like it, so he got a gun, came back out, shot and killed them both. Another neighbor ran out, he told them, yeah I killed them, then walked back inside to wait for the cops. No remorse, in fact, when he was walking to his house, he stopped and shot the husband several more times. OVER A BASKETBALL NET !!! I agree with you, Mark. armed outside, armed inside. There is little choice anymore ! So terribly sad.

[@debrajorgensen2730]

So scary living there. I live in Australia and we don’t carry guns and are not used to so much violence but lately folks have been randomly stabbing shoppers in Malls etc…….🤯

[@garystotler3149]

I think maybe there really is a devil and he might own some people .

[@dawncrossland3028]

😱

[@40seconds25]

This reminds me of the "snow cleanup" incident.

[@harleydavidson6851]

Wow...thats a Sick story! But Your Right.. I Had a Real close encounter Roughly 40 yrs ago on that God forsaken NYC Subway system. I was only in my early 20's then , but Learned from it! Im retired & Fled to the mountains to live in peace. I started My daughter carrying a good 20 yrs Ago! ALLS it takes is to be in the WRONG place at the WRONG Moment! Thats it! God Bless.. 😊

[@jjacres7060]

The comfort thing will just happen on its own soon as you get use to wearing it and it’ll be second nature to you wearing it all day. I got mine on me from the time I get up to the time I lay down so stay strapped and stay ready for the fight I hope you never have to do

[@stephenh4129]

If you're going to carry, do it all the time. Not sometimes or every once in a while. Because the one time when you don't have it is when trouble will meet you unexpectedly, out of nowhere.Stay prepared.always.

[@franzgeil422]

💯 Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.

[@Hothenrik]

And in the times and places where you can't have it??🤔

[@Mechveteran011]

Exactly my philosophy too!

[@vayabroder729]

@@Hothenrikwell, you don’t.

[@Seedavis397]

So if you dont carry 100% of the time you shouldn’t carry 80%? I carry when I carry. I’ll take the risk when I don’t.

[@clarkabrpi3428]

"You put a firearm on your hip it's a equalizer". Only true, if you have the training to back it up and are willing to use it.

[@YaYa-ke1zr]

I was gonna type that exactly. A firearm on your hip without any training to use it can be just as dangerous as not having one in todays society.

[@glenerickson358]

Animals are out on the hiking trails and jogging trails. Both 2 and 4 legged

[@ericschneider8524]

The deputy that certified our concealed carry class told us that unless he was in the shower he had a gun on his hip.

[@KampfgruppeWeiss]

I said the same thing years ago and people thought I was crazy. Now carrying a gun is more important than ever!

[@michaelhowell2541]

Colt made all people equal!👍🇺🇸

[@tomconway4463]

Training on how to use that firearm makes you a giant. Having a firearm on your hip tells predators you’re not going to go down without a fight

[@Paladin3840]

Man was spelled with a capital "M". Just sayin'.

[@powdermonkey5183]

I agree 100% I carry everywhere I can and even when at home most of the time. If not on my person one is within arms reach most of the time, because you never know. I worked in a prison for 13 years and seen what type of evil is outside our very own doors, believe me its everywhere.

[@jeffreypinder9398]

It's like my American Express, Issssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss never leave home without my weapon.

[@gregshock]

There are guns out there, like tiny 5 shot 22Mag revolvers and 6 shot 380’s and the like, so you can always be armed, no matter what you’re doing or how you’re dressed.

[@JosephDeLuna-yj8vg]

I Agree That When You Are In Need Of Protection And You Don't Have A Self Defense Fire Arm You Are In A World Of Hurt! Be Equipped And Be Protected!

[@Dan-gi7yz]

And extra magazines and ammo )

[@RockyHerk]

Always carry never tell There are many comfortable carry options!!

[@DDPAV]

In my neck of the woods, the transients/homeless/drug addicts/mental issue people have more protected rights than law abiding citizens. Even when they're known problem makers and offenders the police say there's nothing they can do about it. Recently the police came out to check on a problem with one on my property and 2 am. The 911 operator asked if I was armed, I said yes and she informed me that I'd have to take it off and store it before the officer arrived for his safety......... Needless to say I didn't and the officer never mentioned it even though it was plainly displayed on my hip. In the end the officer said "not sure why you called, nothing I can do about it. The elected officials have my hands tied." I live on three acres down a private road, if anyone shows up without an invite, especially at 2 am, they're not here to sell me siding or a magazine subscription.....

[@beesknees6970]

damn that sucks. Glad you weren't harassed.

[@justinlanghorne9611]

Just the other day I was walking into a small town antique store and thought as I was exiting my car that I don’t need to put the holster on for this location. Got half way to the door and realized that complacency can turn into a habit. So I turned around and put the holster on and happily went shopping.

[@CameronMcCreary]

I don't carry in the State of California because I need to clean up my "record" otherwise, I walk with Jesus and I can feel the "pull" put on me to leave the dangerous situation.

[@johnperreault116]

Interesting, tomorrow at 6am, I’m going to the range with a coupe guys. We’ll be heavily armed.

[@stephanarizona9094]

"Stray Strapped or Get Clapped" Any wise man!

[@ChristianConstitutionalist3192]

I NEVER Leave Home Without One; WHEREVER It Goes I Go.

[@turtle19dad]

Just like the good old American Express. Never leave home without it. On a serious note, it’s sad we have to have videos like this. But criminals I mean “nice young people” don’t care about your safety nowadays.

[@eldenjr]

The most vitally important video anyone has made in the last four years. Thanks for everything your videos contain.

[@TarmanDan]

I've left home without my phone,but never my gun!

[@BradAdams-fu4qx]

I do that all the time.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.

[@Prentis1]

Once again. Better to have it and not need it. Than to need it and not have it.

[@harrisjames2047]

I CARRY EVERYWHERE EXCEPT THE SHOWER AND BED. AND THEN, IT'S WITHIN ARMS' REACH.

[@gunsgonewilder5058]

It’s a lifestyle that one must commit themselves to. Kinda like wanting a loved one to stop smoking, at the end of the day it’s their decision. And one that they hopefully don’t regret someday.

[@3blindmice905]

I had a run in with an old Karen in the hospital parking lot. She said to me "What the Hell are you doing parking in a handicapped spot". My husband is a Disabled Veteran and in Arkansas the license plate is the same as a disabled plate with the wheelchair on it when someone has mobility disabilities. I tried to explain it to her but she was carrying on like a crazy woman and she said she was reporting me so I said go ahead. Yes people are nuts out there these days. And I thought we had left these old nut cases behind when we moved from Florida.

[@bobclifton8021]

No state has a monopoly on nut cases anymore.

[@IDF_Strong]

Ask her if she wants to win a one way ticket to the er

[@nelsonmcatee3721]

Believe it or not, Florida isn't the only place with nut cases!

[@bobclifton8021]

@@nelsonmcatee3721 I've seen an awful lot of the world and nearly every state in the U.S. And nut cases are to be found literally everywhere.

[@iamanovercomer3253]

As someone who deals with a physical disability and have a parking permit, were you in a disability parking spot without a permit ⁉️ Plenty of people do park in them without a permit. If I see someone who isn't displaying the permit, I will ask them because if they can walk without any assistance, then they shouldn't be parking in a handicap parking spot‼️😁

[@narcissustorres5102]

AMEN brother! We are living in perilous times, and everybody should carry a gun for their own protection, it sure give us parents some hope that our children are protected one way or another!!!!

[@kordoliver]

Hello, I carry everyday along with most my family, never thought I would see the day that it would be needed but its here , be safe and take care

[@johnbrady9946]

You’re right about being in Bolden the criminals go Scott free it’s the honest citizens who pay the price both from the criminals and our judicial system

[@waynethompson3605]

Mental illness in this country is a pandemic. My wife is a nurse and tells me about the crazy shit that goes on in our local hospital, every single day. Crazy part is these people aren’t getting treatment. The smallest thing sets them off, into a full blowin rage. I carry to protect those loved ones around me, and those who can’t protect themselves. Stay vigilant my friends.

[@chrisurschel6832]

Daily carry is a 9mm or for now sub compact a CZ82 in 9mm Makarov. If in the woods a 45LC or 357mag. This world isn't as it once was. I'm older now, and as I've said to those who ask why I carry. I can't run anymore, and I don't fist fight, so since I'm not taking a beating, this gun is preventing the beating.

[@user-wz7eq2qz3c]

Too old to brawl Too slow to run REMINGTON EXPRESS BUCKSHOTand Saint GIOVANNI BENELLI

[@Rusty-Williams]

I'm sitting here in basketball shorts and a T shirt watching your video in my house with a gun in my pocket. When I leave to go anywhere, I have two on me concealed.

[@g.t.richardson6311]

Same here, one of them is a 2 shot derringer though!

[@DouseAHouse]

I always have one in my pocket and another in my backpack that I keep with me everyday.

[@user-if2xh4qu2v]

Two handguns on person , full size in the bag with the sw mp fpc, a box of 9 and handheld ham. Gotta get the med supplies up next

[@kevinrichardson8859]

When at home 🏡 I usually have one in my hand...and several close...and when I'm out and about at any given moment...ughhh...I'd rather keep that to myself 😂

[@chucklindsay3909]

I think alot of people just don't want to admit, that's the world we're forced to live in. Wake up.

[@shanedeal2356]

You are Right. Carry and practice.

[@bobbyb9718]

Absolutely. A wise person understands that carrying and training is about the stakes, not statistics.

[@joshuatoler1965]

i carry everywhere and every minute of the day.

[@johngross8300]

Thank You for the talk! My oldest Daughter is a Believer. My Youngest is coming right along now with her own baby Girl - (my moniker for my Granddaughter is “MsRae”) and now a Family to ‘Momma Bear’! Proud of them.

[@TJBogs357]

Amen Brother Mark!! Agree with you 💯%!! I'd Rather "Have It and Not Need It," Than "Need It and Not Have It!!! I Pray I Never "Have to Use It," but it's Always With Me!! And "If/When I Gotta go to a Big City," I Take 2!! My .38 Snub, and My .40 S&W!! And Always Carry "Extra Ammo/Mags," Just In Case!! 😉😇 With "GOD Knows Who" is coming Here Illegally, I'd Rather "Have than Have Not!!" And that's Not Including "My Truck Gun!!" REALLY MISS the "Good Old Days" when Everyone had a Gunrack in Their Truck!! Nobody "Batted an Eye" to Gunracks, it was "Normal" where I Grew Up!! GOD Bless You Brother and Glad Everything went "Better than Expected" with Your Surgery!! 🙏😇🙏😊

[@williamkeck7378]

What was it that they said in the "OLD DAYS"?? GOD didn't make ALL men equal ... but Colt did. Tell your daughter that she NEEDS TOO CARRY. Especially in today's society. God bless you and yours. And keep your videos comin'.

[@1realtruthrightnow742]

You cant beg someone to keep themselves safe. Screw her

[@Matthew-777]

It's "God made man but Sam Colt made them equal."

[@rudyramos7211]

I carry daily including at home but, I'm so afraid of what legally happens after a shooting, that it could almost affect my decision to defend myself. It is a two-edged sword where I am in fear for my life both before and after a defense incident.

[@dirkdigler1704]

Feel the same way.

[@richardmitchell3037]

I feel the same way too.

[@beesknees6970]

Look at CCW Safe. I looked at all the insurance programs, and they all have a limit on defense costs for trial... but CCW safe has no limits for attorney fees on their top tier plan. The others fluff up their programs with tons of books and training stuff but limit the attorney fees they will pay for. CCW safe covers everything including civil suits, and also appeals. Check them out, you'll feel better with insurance for this stuff. And it's not an arm and leg.. relatively speaking. I spend about 750 a year for me and my wife for the top plan. God Bless.

[@JT-cv1yo]

It's no accident that that is how you feel. It's by design that they want people to feel that way because ultimately what they want is the entire country unarmed & defenseless.

[@jimduffy3285]

Save yourself then worry about that later

[@rickrigsby7620]

Mowing the lawn? Yes. Going to mailbox? Yes. Within reach in every room? Yes. Never needed a seatbelt or crash helmet but wear one every time.

[@nelsonmcatee3721]

I was harassed by a bunch of kids while I was mowing a lawn once. My gun was in my truck on the other side of the house. That won't happen again.

[@jeffmorris739]

I can't carry at my workplace but I have it. Best I can do. When I am on my own time I have it on my hip. People are on the edge, just look at the way people are driving. No regard for anyone but themselves. One suggestion I would make is carry pepper gel, because sometimes a gun is not the best tool. Also, try to deescalate the situation. Be humble and smart.

[@MrSev3369]

I’m being honest, a workplace that doesn’t allow you to carry is a dangerous environment especially nowadays.

[@g.t.richardson6311]

@@MrSev3369 agree , I wasn’t allowed either, but had it in a pretty hidden compartment in my briefcase anyway. Did that the last 3 years I worked there. Retired march 2021. Now I run a small painting contractor business, basically 2 clients that own rentals and a few commercial buildings .. have 2 always with me … they are pro 2nd amendment and encourage it. My main client is 29 and has a range on his property!

[@MrSev3369]

@@g.t.richardson6311 Wow! Very convenient for range practice. Yeah it should be a standard for any job in today’s world. I’m glad you have a job in which you can defend yourself. This country turned into a 3rd world country. FJB

[@g.t.richardson6311]

@@MrSev3369 semi retired, very content and watchful. Wife and two of my kids not “anti gun” but don’t “see the point of it” Oldest son does. Agree with your comments

[@kevingoebel170]

I can't carry at my workplace either. I've told my family that if I get killed at work, to sue my employer. Companies in most states can prohibit concealed carry, but if they have to go to court often enough, the bean-counters might reverse the prohibition to save on legal expenses.

[@User39.]

And don't point or revel it unless you're gonna shoot....

[@Jaybird-oo3ih]

Never ever go out anywhere without a pistol. I’m ABC everyday for the past 5 years.

[@williammecham7038]

Excellent video . Lived in a small town in Alaska for 39 years now and about the only time I'm armed is in the bush or when I travel . In just the past couple years I have had to start locking my doors and not leaving my keys in the vehicle . Things are changing . Anchorage has been a cesspool for decades . Never up there unarmed .

[@kevingaddis7276]

It's better to have and not need than to need and not have.

[@ed9603]

AS THE TV COMMERCIAL USED TO SAY DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT THAT DEFINITELY GOES WITH YOUR PROTECTION DEVICE UNIT 😉 😀

[@KampfgruppeWeiss]

The color in your face looks good Mark! I know your surgery was a success and God has extended your years to bring us the knowledge we need!

[@rickhoupt6933]

Great information. I have 2 daughters 25/32. One enjoys guns with me the other feels uncomfortable around them. I took her to gun safety training because I insisted if I was going to to own them. Everyone in the house needed the class. Unfortunately we live in NJ and carrying darn near impossible. “PRAYER REQUESTS NEEDED” my younger who doesn’t like firearms in getting ready to move in her own house and sometimes comes home very late by herself. It’s a good neighborhood but “ the world we live in “. Appreciate prayers for her safety. Thank you and God bless.

[@charlesvarain5]

I have a my EDC on as soon as I get out of bed

[@BigNewGames]

My daughter is legal to carry and can take care of herself, even without a gun. I put her and my wife through martial arts training about 15 years ago. She's had to use her skills to ward off a pervert who stuck a beer bottle into her privates. She grabbed his arm and spun him around and planted his face into the table then leaned in and whispered in his ear, "all it takes is 4 pounds of pressure right here, while she was placing pressure on his arm, to snap it in two. You do it again and I won't hesitate to break it in half." She let him go and continued working as a waitress at the bar. The guy who was embarrassed went to the owner and complained about her. Her boss was sitting behind the bar and saw the whole thing. He told him, you're lucky she didn't hurt you. He was then told to leave and not come back. Mind you, my daughter stands 4 foot 11 and weights about 110 pounds. The guy stood almost 6 feet and had to weigh about 220 pounds, twice her size. She's a few belts away from being a black belt in their world federation Moo Duk Kwan Tang Soo Do. It's the same martial arts that Chuck Norris learned. It's a powerful and highly effective South Korean martial art. She and my wife had the honor of being introduced to their grand master before he passed several years ago. He wanted my wife and daughter to spar with some of the best fighters in the yearly tournaments because he learned my wife, even though she was a purple belt with 2 stripes, knocked out a black belt with one punch to his chest when sparing with gloves. My wife and daughter are both power houses. My daughter accidently broke the ankle of an opponent while sparing with gloves. All she did was block a kick. I'm so proud of them. I don't worry about either of them. They can take care of business without my help for sure. My wife and daughter look like helpless women to a stranger off the street. Up to the point they're violated by the stranger. Then only our Lord and Savior can save them.

[@davidpacker117]

I'll bet you are very mindful of what you say to her😊

[@russellstall169]

Sure thing bud 😂

[@TherealBrooks-zc5kc]

Martial arts never help when someone has a gun. It's like taking a spork to a gunfight. A knife would be better than martial arts. In real life martial arts only help in a gym

[@SilverSniffer]

Ah yes, Moo Duk Quack Cow Yak Chicken Cluk Lam for four please! My favorite Asian dish.

[@Bretjohnson1331]

​@@TherealBrooks-zc5kc well that's what ended up saving my life one day over in Afghanistan. The United States Marine corps wouldn't teach jiu-jitsu in hand to hand combat if it didn't work in "real life.". It can save his daughter from having a grown man do something very bad to her. It's better than nothing and at least his wife and daughter are now able to physically defend themselves if needed mfr

[@wwtf7180]

I never and I repeat NEVER leave home unarmed. I even carry in the house.

[@brandons9398]

Good practical advice that I can give to my loved ones every day, never leave home without insurance😊

[@richardgollerjr8180]

Pray for me that I can find the funds to escape from Commiefornia and return to the Constitutional Republic of United States where I can carry when I leave the house. The Constitution does not apply here. 😢

[@Dan-gi7yz]

Just don t come here. Voting Demonrats. And telling US HOW WE SHOULD LIVE.

[@richardlong4]

From one Richard to another, come to East Tennessee. You can carry anything you want here….

[@richardgollerjr8180]

@@richardlong4 Thanks Richard for the invitation. I haven't been to Tennessee since the 1970's.

[@victorrodea7163]

Move out of that state. It will be a tuff decision but you won't regret it. I did it. Left that pile near 10 years ago.

[@stithis]

You can carry in california.

[@KendrasEdge757]

I carry 24/7. As I write this comment I’m on the throne watchin videos and my handgun is on my counter next to me and my primary, my 13.7 AR is in my room at the end of the hall and my home alarm is on and both my dogs are with me and the good Lord is with me. I’m always carrying everywhere I go except the courthouse when I need to go there. Semper Paratus~ God bless~

[@5456kevin]

Had me worried for a moment. What the bleep is happening tomorrow? Going out to walk the dog now. Me and Sig.

[@jayhogan1166]

Yep you're right. It's called clickbait. anything to get people to hit the button

[@carycary5824]

I’m a father too and you are not wrong brother!!! I’m an older man and can’t protect myself like I use too. I carry. Thanks!

[@user-rh8iy3dw6o]

I understand....when I left my native Tampa, Florida back in 2011, I headed out west always wanting to see the beautiful mountain ranges and I did. The difference for me was, my mom and dad had passed and all I had was my Father in heaven guiding me the whole way and He did so. You can only do so much for your children. My mother would have not been able to sleep if I had left her while she was still alive, so I stayed with her until the end. Then, out of fear, I stayed an additional 12 years in Florida thinking, "oh well, I've lived here most of my life, I might as well just make the best of it" WRONG. I chose to remain in my fake comfort zone for an additional 12 years after my mom-best friend passed. I do feel everything is divinely timed but if I had it to do all over again, I would have left my comfort zone/prison cell way before 12 years. I was scared but I had to get to the point of being way fed UP and not having anything to lose if I left and so, I did. Did I have challenges? Hell yes. Do I have any regrets about leaving? NO. I did what I felt was right for me. I left my old life behind but please know that when you decide to leave your old life behind, you bring part of it with you when you leave. You still have soul stuff to unload and I still am but now, I SEE it and pray more to God. It helps when you have some life experience behind you and hard lessons learned, then when more hard lessons come, you're not " thrown off the horse"...you stay on the horse and keep riding. This is now where I am. God Bless all in their journeys.

[@ayeayethantlamarca8356]

Yes Sir, you and I know it! I recently left ( escaped) from NYC super max after 60 years and now live in a free state. I had to “ brandish” my pistol at least 3 times over the years to “ persuade” criminals to leave me alone. I did not call 911.. I am my own 911!

[@curtculbertson6288]

Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.

[@dart336]

if you got a home security system, be sure to establish curfews and activate "armed stay". those few seconds the alarm goes off can save your life.

[@populustremula7496]

It’s tomorrow now. I’ve been outside a couple of times without any of my guns. Thought I’d report back that there are no problems to report. Just like pretty much every other day of my life of 70 years. Even all those days I spent floating rivers in western Alaska keeping my 870 close by I never had to use it. Just so’s you know, I’m more averse to fear mongering than just about anything else I encounter in this day and age.

[@isthistwitterbruh]

Well spoken & well said. Better to have and not need, than to need and not have

[@jonathanholt402]

Man listen to this guy he is giving great advice I will make sure that my kids always will carry

[@anthonyluthe172]

The biggest problem with kids and others that have that mentality of “ it won’t happen to me” I’d have to say after living on the South Side of Chicago, now in the great state of Florida. It can happen to you! It’s happened to me wrong place wrong time more than a few times. The worlds crazy now. Keep yourself and your family safe. Please carry

[@tracysimonds2594]

I Totally Agree Bro. Having 4 Girls Of My Own I Totally Understand Your Concern, My Wife And I Taught All 5 Of Our Kids About Guns And Safety, Being Prepared At That One Moment In Time Could Make A Difference.. Always Be Strapped And Ready..

[@user-mz4uo3ph6x]

Carry everywhere!

[@user-gr9oo8up4u]

❤ !! We put Our Faith in HEAVENLY FATHER, first and foremost, for our protection/ provisions. It is our GOD given right to protect and defend our loved ones and ourselves. THANK YOU for this Wonderful video!

[@wespaul633]

Dog was thinking, “WHY AM I OUT HERE? I DIDN’T KILL A CHICKEN, GOVERNOR!”

[@myronbrand]

I agree. Inside your home and out.

[@micron3268]

AGREED!!! 👍 Carry at all times if possible! 👍

[@greg7129]

Cannot argue with that bit of advice ......tools are handy and that is what it is !

[@violentmeadow]

Always, every day.

[@edthompson1727]

Great story. I feel this way about my neice who just went to college. The fatherly figure an male protection instincts will never go away.

[@wm7312]

If you are going to carry a gun, you owe yourself to practice often , and you should have some sort of legal protection stored in your cellphone. Regardless of fault or not, you are going to be answering police questions if you are involved in a self-defense shooting.

[@flapxjackson]

Yep. Call the police. Then call your lawyer. Hopefully, answering questions to the police is as far as it goes. But if it goes to court, you’ll quickly find out another meaning of freedom isn’t free. Lawyers love to bill.

[@wm7312]

@flapxjackson first, of all after you or someone calls the cops and when they arrive you tell them you need to go to the hospital to be checked out not only for physical injuries but emotional. That gives you a chance to get all your thoughts in order before you talk to the police WITH your lawyer present. Under no circumstances do you talk to the police without a lawyer. "Officer, I am too stressed out and need to be checked out at the hospital, and officer under no circumstances, I will be talking to you until I have my lawyer present," Join an organization that provides legal protection and legal services after a self-defense incident. If not, it could be very intimidating and expensive experience.

[@flapxjackson]

@@wm7312 Yeah. That suggestion to tell the police that you need to go to the hospital is a good one. Another KZbinr suggested that also. And never talk to the police alone. They aren’t your friend in that situation.