Guns to shoot for Fun: Gun Guys Ep. 51 with Bill Wilson and Ken Hackathorn

[@LizzyTexBorden]

It is nice to hear somebody finally talk about shooting for fun instead of all this tacticool and self-defense stuff. I remember when it was all about fun.

[@waynecastleman1363]

It's what we make of it , older wiser fellows jump off the trend wagon and go back to our roots.

[@jeremyedowd]

​@Wayne Castleman I'm not that old-- was enjoying all the choices made here. Good memories of range times.

[@larryblake7554]

That’s all we do, shoot for fun. I have Colt SAAs, 1911’s, and Sigs…love them all. My ‘tactics’ involve the high ground with a good rifle 🤠.

[@maxcactus7]

Old fart gun guys who have been there, done that and blazed the trail for the rest of us are the BEST guys!!

[@wfrentzel7503]

Enjoyed the discussion! You even mentioned some guns I own and love to shoot!

[@francismarion8879]

My funnest gun is my 16" barrel lever action .357mag rifle. I have lots of guns but that is definitely the most fun. Its made by Rossi and has about 500rds of .38 and .357 throught it without any problems.

[@Crangaso]

I want the Marlin 1984 Dark Series in .357 nearly impossible to find. .

[@chrispetersen113]

I agree, One of my sweeties is a Winchester '92. They don't make 'em like that anymore..

[@walterminer4990]

@Francis Marion I don't own one I'm leaning towards buying one. I've never heard any complaints from a pal who shoots the heck out of his! Best to ya',,,,!

[@thealsatian4232]

I have a pre-Remington Marlin Cowboy in .38/.357. I have to agree with you.

[@chrispetersen113]

@@thealsatian4232 > I have 6 revolvers + that '92 in .357. Getting mighty expensive to go to the range nowadays..

[@ontheside5942]

I just bought a '60 Remington Nylon 66 to replace the one that was stolen when I went off to the Air Force. My dad bought it for me when I was 12ish from a Sears catalog and had it delivered half-way around the world to Australia, where we were stationed at the time. It was my constant companion in the bush. It never failed me and with little or no maintenance. Glad to have at least a clone of it back again.

[@WellDressedCaveman]

.22 is super fun!

[@jr8043]

Rippin farts @ 8:54 🤣

[@Paladin1873]

Have Gun, Will Travel was my Dad's favorite western. We used to watch it together when I was small. I now have the entire series on DVD.

[@alacharger]

Thanks, Ken, for that "staple gun trigger" analogy of a Glock. I have no use for one, but i can use it.

[@brianshuler6951]

Being in the 4th generation of a Texas ranching family, my Granddad taught me to shoot his .22 gallery gun pump rifle in 1960 when I was 7 years old. He gave it to me a few years later and I still have and shoot it. Wanting a cowboy gun, I bought one of the first "new model" Single Sixes. That is my favorite revolver. Those .22s are always just plain fun.

[@cashields4660]

12 gauge, 357, 9mm, 38, bow, spear, atlatl, blowgun, slingshot.. there's just something about nailing your target. 🎯

[@seanflorian4653]

I'm 26 and I love shooting revolvers

[@kylemaki6510]

Fantastic gentleman,.. thank-you from up in northern Ontario Canada. 22LR is a common bond with my son and I.

[@andrewbates6840]

As far as pistols, I always have one version at least of a customized Beretta 92, custom 1911, and a HK P7 series pistol when I go to the range.

[@davidcurry9292]

This is comment is #357,I still have my GP100 stainless 7” bull barrel. Had a trigger adjustment by local famous retired gunsmith David coaly,other than that all original,it was my 2nd handgun purchase

[@centex52]

you two guys are just awesome, maybe because I am in your age group, but mostly because you two are awesome

[@TommyRibs]

Smith and Wesson Revolvers.

[@flaco5581]

Ruger super single six, TX 22, taurus 942 snubby. I love my .22s. Lol

[@LYLEWOLD]

"Fun gun" to me is a 22, pistol or rifle. Pistol is Browning, or Ruger. Rifle is a 10-22 with wooden stock (current favorite has an old-timey Mannlicher stock - love that gun).

[@007twm]

Thank you Gentlemen. Merry Christmas.

[@gowilsoncombat]

Same to you!

[@shanegress1138]

My fun gun to shoot is a flintlock. If I have the extra time to clean it. If you can shoot a flintlock accurately it is an awesome feeling.

[@christopherrutherford7244]

I love to hear you ken

[@kbjerke]

GLAD to hear from you two "Old Farts..." LOL I'm one, as well. 71 going on 25... Been shooting for more than 60 years, and thoroughly enjoy it. I'm not much of a hunter, however. Small game and a duck or two, every few years, just to keep "in the game." Recently considered getting into CAS, since I love SAAs so much. Maybe "Ol' Duffer" should be my handle. Stay well, guys!

[@CCW1911]

Merry Christmas! First gun I bought from Bill Wilson was a bull barrel Ruger 22 auto, he had cut the "snout" off the end of the barrel and put a target crown on it, very high polish blue on the top with Metaloy done in Tulsa back then on the lower, topped off with a BoMar rib and a 2lb trigger, I miss that pistol one I shouldn't have ever sold. I went to a turkey shoot out in the country once and didn't have a 22 rifle with me, I asked if I could shoot my pistol against the rifles the response was a big grin and " I guess we can let him shoot his pistol against our rifles", won the first turkey with that Ruger and they closed the shoot down didn't get a second chance lol.

[@gowilsoncombat]

Merry Christmas ⛄

[@ColeDedhand]

I'm with you guys on shotguns. I have 3 tacticool scattergats but when it's time to head to the range they stay in the safe. I do love to bird hunt and have a nice Browning for that.

[@randlecarr3257]

We are using the CMMG 22 adapter in our AR platforms you can learn plenty about mechanics with it! Bravo

[@mick2397]

You like the trigger on the glock , are you on crack? Has to be the best line I’ve ever heard when describing that god awful Glock trigger. Thank you Ken for saying it!

[@elijahbrooks8589]

Love 10/22, M1 carbine, revolvers.

[@danedrake1996]

My .44 desert eagle fun as hell to shoot and looks cool doing it although it is a very impractical gun in love it

[@PipBoy3k]

A Tokarev pistol was actually what got me into 1911. My first gun was a Glock that I kept for about a year, I found a Chinese type 54 for sale, and the amazing trigger pull was what got me to pick up a 1911.

[@johnsnyder5470]

Feel like I was there with you guys. Share many of your experiences as I am about same age. Guns have always been a part of my life and I hope to keep it that way. Just spent yesterday afternoon, sighting in new peep sights on Marlin 1894 44 magnum. Was fun!😀

[@Jdowling357]

I have fun shooting all my guns 😊 Great vid guys

[@Siskiyous6]

I carried a revolver in my LEO carrier, and only have 2 Semi-Autos. With a revolver, from 17 to 500 the controls are the same. Muscle memory should not be discounted during stressful events. At 62 I have spent a lot of years not giving a hoot what anyone else thinks of my style in this world. For fun the K-frame 38 Specials are inexpensive to shoot, capable of game up to deer, and I can hit with one. Remember shooting game is fun! I also have a Japanese Mortar, and I take out a 1907 Winchester SLR in 351. Shooting fun is an individual thing. I was an NRA Instructor for 25 years, I have never shot a Glock! With neighbors all around buckshot is my tool for social work at home.

[@coltkiss.45]

Ken about Glock trigger was amazing)

[@davidcbrainard]

Browning makes a great .22lr 1911. It’s my son’s first handgun.

[@derekhanson4215]

I have an EDC X9 coming in 4 more days. I fully expect that to be my fun gun. I’ve heard Bill mention on a few occasions his love of cars… I’d love an off topic video on which ones in particular he enjoys or maybe even owns?

[@kruppert54]

I have had two EDC X9’s and I have to say that is my fun gun to shoot. I’m good with it, a great trigger, it’s my buddy! Derek, I hope you enjoy yours as much!

[@derekhanson4215]

@@kruppert54 thanks, the shop it’s being transferred to called yesterday and said I could come pick it up early so I dropped everything and went and got it. Haven’t shot it yet but got to bring it home and even just handling it makes all my other guns seem like cheap toys. The quality of the craftsmanship is really impressive. 👍

[@davidinc.6351]

I have a lot of modern fun guns but my favorite gun to shoot is my old Henry 30-30 lever action.

[@mikesykes7861]

22 pistol with a silencer

[@spudthompson1414]

Can anyone help me remember the old bolt action rifle you put a round in it then you had to pull the firing pin back to shoot it I had a few of them can't think of their names 🤔?

[@russellhorn7437]

There's a big desire among gun enthusiast to buy a AR15 for home defense pupposes.This wrong on so many fronts. Most altercations with an intruder are at 7 yards or less. Then you have wall penetration within the home. My solution is ether a twelve gauge with field loads, or a 20 gauge with buck shot. At short range either one will get the job done even if the spouse doesn't care for the recoil of a 12 gauge.

[@craigandersen8937]

I have heard the story of a Colonel in Vietnam who dug an AKM out of a VC grave and fired it. Is this sort true? Was it Ken?

[@RoadTraveler]

Bump

[@jimmywilliamson8540]

There are very few guns that would fall into the category of not useful. I'd never like to call guns toys, because of the fact that, they can be fun and not necessarily the most practical thing in the world but at the end of the day, if it's throwing a projectile out the barrel with sufficient force it's going to function to save your life. .The M1 is a very capable platform that actually has more power than a 357 magnum. So i'm fortunate enough to have an M1 carbine in my hand When someone attacks me or my famplay i'm going to be in a better position than someone with a .380 And in my mind actually in home defense it would be better than a Glock 9mm or 10mm

[@Rif_Leman]

I don't own any guns that I don't shoot for fun. I have had such guns, but they now belong to other people. Even my " social distance" guns are fun to shoot. I disagree with Bill on one point. The perfect .22LR pistol for 1911 training is a 1911 chambered in .22LR. The Buckmark is an excellent pistol and is ergonomically similar to a 1911, but it isn't a 1911. Racking the slide on a Buckmark can easily leave your hand lacerated.

[@davidcbrainard]

A 10/22 is hard to beat for fun.

[@546people]

My 10/22 is the my straightest shooter. I’m no long distance expert. I get frustrated because most of my guns sights are not dialed in. Ruger iron sights work great.

[@MrRufusjax]

Yup. Agreed. Super fun rifle.

[@mp6163]

It is refreshing to hear these two explain they own and love a bunch of different guns. I love guns, all of them. Well, most of them. People have explained how I am misguided and "beware of the guy that owns 1 gun". I am so tired of that analogy. Would not mind if I never hear it again. Own many guns with plenty of ammo for as many as you like.

[@mattschmitt9924]

Beware the guy with one gun because he knows how to use it. Beware the guy with a lot of guns because he knows how to use yours.

[@9ZERO6]

Nobody cares how many guns or ammo somebody has though. The man with one gun may have 10's of thousands of rounds through it, and 10 thousand more rounds in reserve. Point me towards a few cases in which a upstanding law-abiding citizen has use more than one gun in a gunfight. I can point you towards many many many many threads and with someone thinks they will. They are in tacictcool fantasy land.

[@markpoore3260]

I shoot every gun for fun it’s may favorite thing to do

[@rodgerm5311]

All of mine are fun to shoot.

[@TheBetterManInBlack]

Thank you, Ken! Twenty years I've been trying to enunciate just why I hate Glock triggers. Staple gun fits perfectly.

[@mackellyman5642]

Not sure if that analogy fits, love all my manual/electric/pneumatic staple guns, just have to focus on the task at hand.

[@MrPerry61]

I can’t stand trigger safeties. That’s why I like Sigs and revolvers

[@brettheiner7125]

There is a reason there are so many options in after market Glock triggers…

[@jimhartzell5092]

Can't wait, ❤🙏🎄🎅🇺🇸. Do I hear 1911 & Python hmmmm.

[@gowilsoncombat]

Possibly!

[@walterminer4990]

Funny, how being around when the python, model 29 S&W, Browning Hi-Power were popular and then just trading or selling them off can really hurt today!

[@jimhartzell5092]

@@walterminer4990 , reason I said Python Bill has a collection of them.

[@walterminer4990]

@@jimhartzell5092 Plus, Berettas, and everything else!!!! Best to ya',,,,!

[@walterminer4990]

Oops hit dislike by accident, sorry I fixed it! Lol. Seriously, I hope it will be a long video! I really enjoy listenting you the both of you!!!! Mainly, I'm closing in on 70 years young. I only have young guys that never shot older revolvers or all steel frame guns! Best to ya',,,,!

[@ronniechun-akana6433]

Happy Holidays, This discussion is fun. This is what the new generation missed, Have Fun.

[@gowilsoncombat]

Happy Holidays to you too!

[@sha6mm]

I’m the opposite of you two as a hunter it’s hard to beat a 12ga shotgun. While handguns are fun. To me longer is better as in rifles and shotguns.

[@samhouston5217]

I'm just sittin here drinking my coffee, imagining I'm right there with these guys listening to them. Love this stuff.

[@williamstreet4304]

Oh, I have a Ruger Mk II with a spectacular trigger. When my shooting falls apart, I go back to the Mk II to work on the basics. The .22 is the cartridge that lets me focus on basics. And the Mk II is the gun that lets me do it with ease. 200 rounds through that and I am ready to start working my way up. - .380, .38 spl, .45ACP, .44 spl, .357 I just have to add power slowly after I get the basics.

[@ladonnaghareeb4609]

You are a very wise man.

[@oneshotpete6.591]

I agree Ken the Tokarev pistols are sure fun to shoot as are the mossin nagants…

[@calenoch8813]

Merry Christmas ! Enjoying the .22 Beretta currently.

[@gowilsoncombat]

Merry Christmas!

[@shawndrag1009]

Double action is fun! I think it's crucial to learn different platforms and triggers. It kind of drives me nuts the emphasis put on striker fired, polymer, solid wall, 3lb trigger. Learn to shoot the different guns and triggers out there.

[@gvines]

I completely agree

[@surfingonmars8979]

Still love shooting my Walther PP .380, with the “MADE IN W. GERMANY” on the frame. Flawless handgun. Also love my basic Springfield Operator 1911 chambered of course in .45 ACP - the trigger still makes me smile….

[@smithwesson7765]

My 100 year old Winchester '92 saddle ring carbine in 44 WCF. It's a great gopher gun because the gophers generally just laugh at me as the rounds thump into the dust. For a handgun and I know this sounds crazy, I enjoy shooting my S&W 4.25 inch model 629. The results of a 240 grain load at 1350 fps on a five gallon bucket full of water and newspaper are very entertaining. And yes, I'm an old fart, raised on Lee Enfields and Cooey rimfires.

[@bp814]

I am a big fan of the S&W 460 Mag. Fun gun for me!

[@KSFWG]

I retired 10 years ago and have been re-living my childhood ever since it seems. I collect Smith & Wesson revolvers. I had a subscription to several gun magazines. I would drool over all those beautiful S&W revolvers and when I got old enough, I would save and buy a S&W revolver. After school / summer jobs, birthday money (Thank you Aunt Marge, R.I.P.) it all went towards guns -- mostly S&W revolvers. First collection was lost in divorce. 2nd collection was lost to a thief. When I retired I decided to rebuild some of my lost gun collections. I have 12 K-frames and 8 N-frames. I have other guns, a Tokarev M57, a WWII 1911A1, a couple of AR-15's, etc. But when I go shooting for fun, I've usually got a "suitcase" full of S&W revolvers.

[@mostlyharmless4965]

Love my S&W 65-2. First gun I carried and I still love it. I have a Henry 16” ,357 lever-action carbine to supplement it and don’t feel under gummed in the American southwest. It puts a smile on my face….

[@82lowe36id]

Another great episode. A 22 is a good choice for sure. SA revolvers and my M1 Garand usually get fired on fun range days. Also a CZ handgun usually goes. Also throw my 22 kit on my Beretta 92 for some fun.

[@samhouston5217]

1873 (replica) 45 LC so much fun... especially with cowboy loads.. smoke everywhere! 500 S&W (ported for my comfort. LOL.) 22 GSR pap,pap,pap,pap!

[@anonymousbosch9265]

I’m a relatively young man but I’ve been an avid shooter for 25 years and I remember the first rifle I bought and I really regret selling, Russian SKS for $99 in 1998 Now that I date a woman who likes and pushes me to get to the range on the weekends I realize I don’t have a single “fun” gun as they’re all my daily carry tools and I’ve been thinking about a 1911 in 9mm and I’ve owned about four full size 1911’s and always liked them but considered them too big to carry but I’ve been hankering for one for “fun”

[@sisleymichael]

I was surprised they don't like shotguns. Must not have hunted birds as kids. I don't know. That surprised me.

[@oklahomahank2378]

Busting clays will always be fun.

[@shellyrobinett9971]

It is nice to see guns for fun! I'm somewhat handicapped (injured while rescuing a lady when I was a firefighter) and, too, enjoy shooting for fun. The vast majority of my range time is for fun. I have an impossible time choosing which guns to bring so I, inevitably, bring 4 or more pistols, 3 ar pistols, 2 pcc's and a couple ak variant rifles. Just can't make my mind up! (Probably part of my "handicap"). Keep sharing your experiences with us. I know I have learned quite a bit just by watching. At nearly 68 I just can't get enough

[@cheesenoodles8316]

Staple gun trigger...that was funny. I am of the old military surplus ilk. A pile of cheap surplus ammo helped. A rattley Fin M39 and Norinco SKS or old WWII pistol. The 22LR was my first gun and taught me....funny enough an old Hi Standard Centinal has served me well.

[@markwickk]

My fun guns,.. armscor m1600 22lr and 3895 ts high point.💪 be safe..

[@kevinramsey3490]

I have a dedicated fun gun. It’s a 1908 Vest Pocket in .25acp. It was made in 1913. I can’t imagine ever carrying it but for sheer fun it’s the cream of the crop. I have many many boxes of ammo from before Biden got elected that was sold for “clearance”. I even have it milk jugs at 50 yards with it. I won’t mention how many rounds it took to do that..... but it was fun. Great video as usual!

[@ChristopherKnN]

For fun? All of them. That's why I own several types. And each has it's own purpose. But, the PMR 30 is particularly entertaining with minimal recoil and massive fireballs.

[@AGC828]

For civilians, I think shooting should be 90% for fun. Realistically, it's never going to h appen to most of us if we stay out of trouble. Know when to walk away from a fight that could escalate. Know when it's not worth trying to "be a man". Add, having ZERO experience in a life/death scenario and then ssuddenly being thrust into one....most likely won't go well. Applies to anyting in life. E.g. "training for a fist fight" in a boxing gym but never having ever stepped in a ring.....then suddenly find ourself in a street fight vs unknown numbers/their locations/unable to ID all of them among the spectators..etc. The chances of a real situation being a "one on one"..... And, chances are 99% of the time in most households (if there is a family), there will be oly one person into firearms/going to the range and "training". One gunner vs unknown number (not knowing all their locations around our home, not being able to ID all of the bad guys among spectators...etc.)....isn't likely to go well...realisticaly. Life is not a John Wick movie as many "gun nerds" sound like they beleive (the one's making KZbin videos doing gun reviews, aftermarket parts tips, listing t heir EDC items. revealing at the same time what they look like, sound like and sometimes their real names....HEH).. All the excuses for civililians who insist on "defensive training" is kind of funny. e.g. "....by the time the police get here it wll be too late" --still just one home owner VS unknown numbers/theri locations.... "...better to train than...."....No one that I know of even teaches "urban tactical gun defence" that looks remotely practical even for a "one on one (or 2)"...all the videos SI've seen...ex-military have civilians in pretty much "range shooting stances" standing square, 2-handed grips....for a "fun gun weekend getaway class"... it's income for ex-military....who usually have no actual experience in "urban combat" (unless they became SWAT or some kind of LEO"...

[@ElainesDomain]

I'm an old guy and really like my Smith K frame 19--4,, 4'' barrel. Wifey likes her N frame 28-2 6'' barrel but carries a 19-5 3'' barrel. She never fails to draw attention at the range with the 28-2. Those that are shooting 9mm need to know what the heck that ka-boom is.

[@ianriordan6382]

Garry Sitton (RIP) once wrote " I have a weakness for old guns and dogs of questionable breeding" With respect, that description could cover Ken's fascination with European and Russian military pistols.

[@PeteHemdem]

My fun guns: .22 Ruger Mark II & 1022 rifle, Marlin 336 .30-30 and my little .25 Colt pocket pistol!

[@chadcarroll3727]

I rediscovered a Ruger 10/22 recently. Bought one for my 13 yr old son. I have a blast shooting it!

[@therealhawkeyeii7888]

Do you two know how easy it is to clean up percussion (cap and ball) revolvers after shooting them? It's a different process, but not much harder. You just need to make sure to do it within 24 hours of shooting them. But the process is as simple as dunking them (after removing their grips and doing a basic field-strip take-down, to include removing nipples), in hot soapy water, then proceed as usual for a revolver while in the hot soapy water (brushes, patches, etc.), then rinse thoroughly under hot tap water, then wipe off with paper towels and dry patches, then into the oven at lowest setting for 20 minutes or so, then thoroughly spray down with Ballistol, wipe down, reassemble, and you're done. It's not as bad as you make out, and they are lots of fun to shoot.

[@pistolgrips]

Bill Wilson mentioned “What if you had to use the only gun that is available?” I’m a firm believer in Iggy Piazza’s motto: “Any gun will do if you will do”. That comes with consistent training in the basics. (Haters - if you haven’t trained there - don’t bother.)

[@joseespinoza4780]

Perfectly put, staple gun trigger

[@fernandofolgueira5191]

Gentlemen!……This is what I yell when I want my three boys to respond. I am just a little younger than you born in the year of 1962. Life was just so much simpler when you were becoming a teenager. I keep saying that government elected officials have to be replaced or have limited terms every two years. The truth of the matter is that we have to educate our children when it comes to freedom, And take them out shooting! They will then figure out what freedom is!

[@samhouston5217]

Worst is 44 mag S&W Scandium (lightweight). Try to double tap with that! LOL

[@johnnail532]

Love my mosin nagants! Great platform. 22lr are always fun to get in a lot of plinking

[@gowilsoncombat]

Right on

[@joshuaputman8307]

My son and I love shooting 22lr. He's learned pistol shooting with my 22lr 1911, and will go through all my ammo if I don't stop him 😄

[@jimmyroy3340]

Everybody knows the funnest gun to shoot is your new Glock 🙏🔫🇺🇸

[@The-Homecook-0000]

Everybody know thats the onlybgun guarantee not to give you problems...

[@MrPerry61]

My Sig SP2022 is fun to shoot. It’s the poor man’s P226/229.

[@johnknouse8846]

I’m a huge fan of the Tokarev also. I really love the 7.62X25 round.

[@thomasgray9824]

Ammo ain’t cheap and I am ,so my go to gun is my K-mart special green water pistol..

[@leonardjanda6181]

K 22 , any 1911, 39 marlin, galesi 25 ❤️MERRY CHRISTMAS 🤶 TO ALL🎁

[@gowilsoncombat]

Merry Christmas 🌲

[@finerbiner]

Phoenix HP22A Most fun ever for under $100

[@oneshotpete6.591]

Smith & Wesson old model 41 …. absolutely funnest gun to shoot

[@spudthompson1414]

I like my colt22 woods men and my Ruger Bearcat 22

[@dave_1958]

I wish I had guys like you to have conversations with. Great info and love watching videos like this!!

[@gowilsoncombat]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dave_1958]

@@gowilsoncombat thanks to you I purchased my first Berretta 92fs yesterday, what a beauty!!

[@poonbandit9924]

Most fun gun is my p320 with wilson combat grip module, great trigger stock fits like a glove and with red dot sight it’s a blast, also a great tool

[@sisleymichael]

I have a 1947 Iver Johnson safety rifle 22LR. It is my favorite. It just shoots so accurately. My Dad got it at a pawn shop years ago and gave it to me when I was 11. I'm 60 now and still gather squirrels once in a while for a meal.

[@paulscountry456]

I'm old,I can outshoot anyone...young or old.

[@jesschristensen7429]

My 3 fun guns are P08, SAA and J-Frames.

[@drewc5576]

Man if I’m shooting for fun I can’t afford to shoot anything more than 22lr 😭

[@KathrynLiz1]

Interesting...... Yes .22s are fun, and can teach all the basics without high cost, and without scaring a newbie... mind you my only current .22 pistol is a 617 Smith 10 shot... lovely gun, but quite expensive.... 'm a BP fan though, and shoot BP shotguns, a pair of 1858 Remingtons (and the matching carbine)..... I also have a ball with a 50 cal Flintlock Kentucky rifle.... All guns are fun, but a whole afternoon on a.44 mag revolver gets tiresome, not to mention expensive. Clay shooting (sporting clays... simulated field) is a lot of fun too if you don't get too serious about it. Gocks (and other striker pistols).... yeah... the Gen 4 and5s are better than the earlier ones, but Ken's description of "staple gun triggers" is about right.... I am a SA revolver and 1911 fan, so light crisp triggers are really my bag... I have a few rifles of various sorts too, that I love to shoot 'just because'.... I guess all that makes me something of a dilettente, but if it goes bang, I can operate it and usually hit things with it... :-)

[@gregoryokeeffe5048]

Love the Gun Guys. Another great video. Here in Australia I can only dream of owning a fraction of the guns you guys have access to. I learn so much from your vast experience and greatly appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge. P.S. When will we see some more Wilson Combat Berettas over here?

[@spudthompson1414]

I still have a colt 22 woods man it's what my dad taught me to shoot and I had one for years.