PEOPLE DON'T UNDERSTAND POCKET CARRY

[@TerriblyTactical]

RIGHT TO BEAR (SELF DEFENSE INSURANCE) alnk.to/6bVIsDy

[@dalesearcy5734]

At age 73, I now only pocket carry. Health issues has a lot to do with my carry style. My LCP Max is very easy to carry inside a Sticky Pocket Holster. YES! NEVER carry anything else in the pocket that you carry your firearm in.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Indeed good sir!

[@maxsodak8417]

I’ve been pocket carrying the same pistol for many years. Went from a j frame revolver to this because it has two more rounds. I’m not one to tell others how they should carry, but I’ve been carrying for fifty years. This pistol has the same effect as a double action revolver, with a repeat hammer strike if needed. So the trigger is long and stiff. Only safety needed in this configuration. I concur that a pocket holster is indeed the way to go simply to position the weapon appropriately. However, I never use the safety because it really isn’t needed and is extremely stiff as far as sweeping off and on. As I said on the first sentence, I’ve been carrying this for many years. I believe about seven, and it has never and I do mean never accidentally been swept into the safe mode. However due to my having carried a 1911 for around thirty years, I still sweep like there is a safety when pulling my weapons, even ones without a safety on them. Be safe, be true to the constitution and remember “Jesus is Lord.”

[@TerriblyTactical]

Indeed

[@alaneastman9920]

@@maxsodak8417 carry extra speed loaders

[@greyscout01]

Yup. I've been pocket carrying the j-frame 38 for decades. It works. It also acts as my backup when I'm daily carrying my Kimber K6 in more public areas.

[@whiteyshark5826]

I had an LCP ii, then an LCP Max and now have the BG2.0. Used the included pocket holster, then a Sticky Holster and then a Vedder holster for the LCP. Now using a Muddy River Tactical pocket holster. The claw works good so far making it "deholster" as I draw. Federal HSTs line to hang up half the time so I run ball ammo for now. Testing with ARX ammo as well. Main reason for me to carry it is for when I'm in an unconstitutional location. Main carry is a Shield Plus or M&P Compact.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Sounds like a solid setup to me!

[@guitarguru4492]

Try Underwood ammo for your bodygaurd 2.0. Seems to work great.

[@OGbqze]

I Basically run the same thing, but orefer the LCP MAX.

[@Qwijebo]

Pocket carry in the colder seasons is easy, but I prefer inside my coat. I have custom sewn several of my coats with nice sturdy holsters. Doesn't cost much and frees you up.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Nicee!

[@stonefox9124]

Shoulder holster

[@stevenkreft4326]

I actually saw a Smith 638 shrouded revolver jam from a loose tic tac. Nothing in the same pocket!

[@TerriblyTactical]

Amen to that

[@greyscout01]

An ABSOLUTE Rule.

[@127AFS]

Very good advice! My primary carry IWB pistol has a manual safety. I just like it that way because I typically carry offset appendix (11 O'Clock) with a round in the chamber. I do use a leather holster, because it's simply the most comfortable for me every day. With all these factors together, I feel a lot better about drawing and holstering a loaded pistol if it has a manual safety engaged. Though I try to be very careful with my draw and holster stroke, it's just nice to give my femoral artery and reproductive organs that extra peace of mind. I have practiced drawing with a manual safety to the point that I find myself sweeping my thumb down on my pistols that don't even have one. I do also own a few pocket pistols that I often carry around the house or in more restrictive clothing. Two of the pistols have safeties, and one doesn't, but my thumb sweep always applies regardless. Like you said, I make sure to always use a holster with nothing else in the pocket.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@127AFS sounds like you're squared away! Thanks for watching!

[@DB2A7]

Prison pocket

[@TerriblyTactical]

The most concealed lol

[@CharacterMatterz]

Wash your hands....

[@williamanthony5021]

THIS GUY MAKES SENSE . I APPRECIATE HIS PRECIOUS ATTITUDE . GREAT VIDEO AND THANSK.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Lol much appreciated

[@Luthiart]

Your caps lock is on.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@Luthiart SO IS MINE

[@williamanthony5021]

@Luthiart LOL THANSK MY CHEATERS ARE OFF I JUST BIGG BOOBIES PLUS CAPS LOCK HAPPY HOLIDAYS

[@magnum_0710]

I pocket carry on a regular basis, most times as a back up but also as a primary. It definitely serves a purpose. If I have to take my dog out in the middle of the night or first thing in the morning an LCP or Bodyguard is better than not carrying. Same thing when its insanely hot during the summer. Pocket pistols definitely serve a purpose and I think anyone who is serious about carrying should have at least one in their collection.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Agreed

[@nysurdatu5012]

After carrying 20 years appendix carry, pocket carry is my go to comfortable daily carry method . Lightweight gun in the thinnest lightest pocket holster on the market . Blue Force Gear Ultracomp . Too bad they discontinued because it was the best pocket holster in my opinion

[@TerriblyTactical]

What gun do you carry?

[@nysurdatu5012]

@@TerriblyTacticalI have three for pocket carry depending on the day it is . Ruger lcp, S&W 340PD with 38’s, and the Diamondback DB9

[@jamesvatter5729]

100% correct! If it has one, use it. That eliminates the accidental "on." The "just toss it in the pocket" crowd watch too much television. They probably think it's okay to just tuck a pistol in your waist too!

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@jamesvatter5729 they'll learn the hard way unfortunately.

[@KC51-y7r]

People can look down on pocket carry all they want. It’s the most comfortable and practical way to carry I’ve found after carrying for a long time. I can pocket carry my S&W 442 or my Kahr PM9 everywhere with anything I wear while all the guys that naysay it have trouble dressing around their bigger and heavier firearms or just don’t carry at all on certain days because it’s too inconvenient.

[@TerriblyTactical]

I am not looking down on pocket carry...as I myself pocket carry...if I had to get in a gunfight though...I don't want a pocket gun. I carry 2 guns everyday...one on body and one off body...this video was about pocket carrying correctly.

[@bulletdgw742]

Ruger LCP in 22 loaded with Stingers. I have all calibers and sizes. Some times I even step it up with a S&W 351 in 22 mag. What’s good about pocket guns is comfort. You will carry it most of the time because of this. Just make sure you are familiar with it. They will do the job and are better than a sharp stick. I have carried for more than 45 years and for years a hand gun safety instructor and also have worked part time in a gun shop.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Indeed

[@tahertz8544]

When I do want a pocket gun I use the LCP one because it's actually small and the rounds don't weigh a tremendous amount. But it's a time and place gun. Usually czp07 or Springfield XDM elite 10 mm 3.8 inch barrel.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Carrying a bigger more capable gun is always the right choice, but not all situations allow for that, so it's good to have options for sure!

[@rickcanales1602]

I totally agree with the message of this video. Personally, I prefer a hammer fired, DA/SA trigger, which is a nice compromise of no manual safety and having an extra layer of safety. DA/SA allows you to be in a ready state with a round in the chamber ( aka condition one) like a striker fired gun with no manual safety, yet the heavy first trigger pull drastically reduces your chances of having a negligent discharge. Additionally, you can ride the hammer with your thumb when reholstering, so you can actually feel when something gets caught in the trigger before it goes bang. As well as another bonus of the ability to restrike if you have a bad round, or hard primer.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Indeed

[@obito55]

I miss this thing I sold it unfortunately to replace it with the new 2.0 they’re both fantastic and pocket carry is my favorite method of carry I use my 380s more than my 9s , great vids as always brother

[@TerriblyTactical]

Much appreciated! The 2.0 is definitely quite the upgrade, in my opinion.

[@johnborges8231]

380 is for the folk that know how to shoot but don’t train like we are supposed to(I’m to busy myself). You can shoot 380 like a boss with minimal recoil. I carry a 38 special but at times I leave even that thing at home. If that happens I’ve got my Italian 25 auto in my pocket. I keep my collection of LCP’s in lockboxes in my work vehicles and workplaces.

[@BirdDogey1]

Pocket carry is the most common way I carry. In fact, the BG 1 is my preferred carry. Why? DAO! Less likely to shoot my how do you do. Very easy to maintain program compliance. My nemises holds my Kahr PM 9.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Niceee!

[@JohnPublic-dk7zd]

We are in the process of switching our carry from a beretta jetfire to a keltec p32...the keltec has no safety, which we like (we carry the jetfire safety off, hammer down), and have considered getting a pocket holster...before the autos we carried .38 revolvers, which just required a decent holster, but as we aged we went with smaller and lighter...our day to day very sedate, we'll be fine...

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@JohnPublic-dk7zd hopefully!

[@JohnPublic-dk7zd]

@TerriblyTactical we could carry a bazooka, flamethrower, and ma deuce all at the same time, and it might not be enough...there are Zero gaurentees in any of this, but Not carrying anything brings even worse odds...small holes are still holes, most folks try to avoid them (we don't sweat the 300 lb, drug crazed nut job too much, as those folks are both rare and prone to not last too long in the public domain)...our likely threat is the Wal-Mart parking lot, or similar, where a small, light firearm will normally suffice...normally...again, zero gaurentees no matter what/how we carry...

[@TerriblyTactical]

@JohnPublic-dk7zd indeed good sir

[@ChrisfromGeorgia]

The KelTec P32 is still my preferred pistol for pocket carry, mainly because of all of the reasons you listed. The only issue (more of an inconvenience than anything) is that 32acp can be hard to consistently come by in smaller towns like the one I live in. That being said, I usually stock up once a year whenever a gun show comes to town. Take care and I wish you and yours all the best!👍🏻

[@fro-yo-momma7082]

Carry my p365 the same way would like to try out the 380 shield one day but so far my set up works for me

[@TerriblyTactical]

If it ain't broke don't fix it!

[@Robert_Sparkman_08]

I carry a Glock 43x in my pocket in an Alabama holster but I am a big guy and wear pants with big pockets. I might downsize and get a Glock 43 or a S&W 642. I have a Springfield Armory 1911 Garrison 4.25 45 acp and a Glock 48 with a red dot and light as well. The Glock 48 is for home defense. Both Glocks have 15 round Shield mags.

[@TerriblyTactical]

43x in the pocket is unheard of hahahah

[@NickBEADG]

Holy hell. My hands are too big for my Shield 2, I can't imagine trying to hold on to this lil guy.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Lol that's what she said

[@3Pillers]

Vedder makes a great pocket holster, the pocket locker.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@3Pillers indeed

[@Pokerandguns1904]

Great video, I’d hold on to your gen 1 though. I bought the gen 2 as soon as I could and if I had to do it all over again I would have kept my 1 and not bought the 2. Everything on it is (kinda) a little better, obviously the higher mags, trigger, and sights. But honestly I just liked the gen 1 better. I got use to the trigger, and the sights really didn’t matter for the distance you would use it. However the gen 1 is flatter and much easier (comfortable) to conceal, especially in a wallet holster which is how I carry it. Again great video, good stuff, love the blunt to the point touch!

[@TerriblyTactical]

Much appreciated, and thanks for watching! I probably will just hold on to the gen 1 but... at the same time, I've seen a few have issues with light striking after a while, and that kinda puts a bad taste in my mouth about it.

[@Pokerandguns1904]

@@TerriblyTactical Ive never heard that, but with you working in a gunshop I’m sure you are more in tune with complaints than me. The one I had was pretty old, maybe 10 years? No laser, was branded M&P though, and ate everything I fed it. I was told when I bought my new one about 50/50 on having to bring it back in to adjust the sights due to them shooting left, and unfortunately mine was one of them. So far so good, but yeah, definitely regret the upgrade.

[@steven3379]

Good video, tip.. Only buy pants with front pockets that allow you to pull your Fist out of the pocket with extra space around it.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Indubitably

[@jameszywicki5814]

Been carrying this model for years… I also have the non slide safety version. Situational awareness to me includes knowing the manual of arms of your particular EDC firearm….

[@TerriblyTactical]

Right...which is what I said

[@redesert_boy8202]

Absolutely vital points spelled out TT…sheesh! Has it come to this....have a pocket holster, have a gun for that pocket holster, and have a pocket with NOTHING ELSE in it. Next it will be the person with the 4” GP100 and a Remora holster complaining the pocket holster with the grippy monotamer grips won’t come out easily and does not fit all the way into my sweat pants pocket…LOL…you have more patience than me sir! Great explanation!

[@TerriblyTactical]

Lololol more or less

[@joseichoshow9846]

I have a Beretta 96d 40cal with no safety. It's a long trigger pull. Only double action.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Indeed...but it doesn't go in your pocket lol

[@DPM-dp9on]

Get yourself a S&W642 for pocket carry in a Vedder holster.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Got a few of em lol

[@poorolddog1]

I can’t pocket carry. I got all this other EDC stuff to carry in my pockets….

[@TerriblyTactical]

Trust me, I hear that hahah!

[@dunce35]

Could not agree more.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Indubitably

[@ZeldaVStheworld]

Pocket carry should always be performed by using a firearm with no external safety in a holster that hopefully has a feature that catches on the pocket when drawing. That feature also helps with concealment.

[@TerriblyTactical]

I'm not mad at a manual safety on the gun....just has to be trained with.

[@ZeldaVStheworld]

Always good to stay consistent. ​@TerriblyTactical

[@anthonygerman6929]

I have been to a world fair, several rodeos and a great many picnics.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Super qualified with life experiences

[@Mark-s7w1i]

These are a few reasons i carry nothing smaller than a g 19 and not so much focused on concealment

[@TerriblyTactical]

Why would you want to give away the fact that you're armed to everyone?

[@TWH-k9i]

I pocket carry a 686+ with a 4 inch barrel. 😂 That or a jframe. Depends on where im going. The big gun, the grip just sits on top of the pocket. If I'm wearing my jacket, totally concealed. Its more comfortable and an easier draw position than any other imo.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Lol 686 4inch in the pocket is nuts lol

[@sombra6153]

Great video to make your case. Though not exactly pocket rockets, I’ve observed that the Shield EZ are actually the worst commonly carried pistols for people who don’t train, especially newbs. And it’s not the manual safety as much as the grip safety being the problem. The owners don’t understand a consistent proper grip, and when the gun will not fire, they immediate shift grip to mess with the thumb safety. My 365 has a thumb safety, but it is much easier to manipulate. I bought the model with the TS because it is occasionally carried in a pocket, with a proper pocket holster, of course. I’ve heard of the careless carrying G17s in overcoat pockets along with keys, and being surprised with a discharge in a restaurant when the overcoat is draped over the back of the chair and the keys get caught against the trigger. Then there are those who have to play with the gun inside the pocket and end up pressing too far. They,and their social media followers blame it on the design of the gun having no manual safety.

[@TerriblyTactical]

It's the design of the brain that's the problem lol

[@ZuZaarr]

Been looking at pocket carrying my Canik MC9

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@ZuZaarr need some decent sized pocs but doable

[@andrewclix..photography3146]

Good job 👍

[@TerriblyTactical]

Thanks!

[@glenhar1225]

This guys arrogance is exceeded only by his self inflated ego.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@glenhar1225 lololol you're a faceless nameless dweeb on the internet. I'm sorry your ass hurts so much. Thank you for helping drive the algorithm in my favor though😜

[@glenhar1225]

​@@TerriblyTactical And you reinforce exactly what i stated. As expected.

[@justfriccoff3363]

Ok glen

[@sayeednmb]

I’ve been pocket carrying for years with no issues.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Ok?

[@tahertz8544]

I love your information so I'm going to help too for all your mouth breathers do this breathe through your nose without using your throat and you use your diaphragm and you're welcome, practice practice practice.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Lolol precisely

[@andysharlofsky627]

If guns weren’t suppose to have thumb safety’s John Browning wouldn’t have put one on it! My bodyguard with pocket holster is my bathing suit gun. I grew up with a colt GC Match. To me sweeping the safety is a no brainer. Wouldn’t have it any other way.😊

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@andysharlofsky627 yessir

[@honkhonk1555]

Pocket carry allows you to unholster the gun to the point of no retention while still in your pocket, and get a full purchase before anyone even knows you have a gun to begin with. This is the main advantage to pocket carry IMHO. The most dangerous places daily are transitions from your home to your car, and from your car parking spot, to wherever. Pocket carry allows you to walk around with your pistol ready to rock and roll. Meanwhile, to the overwhelming majority of people, especially normies, and NPCs, it just looks like you’re walking around with your hands in your pocket. For example, I never relax around a certain demo, and try to avoid them at all costs while keeping my head on a swivel. When I absolutely can’t, you can guarantee I’m going to get distance and hopefully objects between us while I also get a good purchase on my weapon in case they try to culturally enrich me. I forgot to add that another pro to pocket carry is depending on the size of the pocket and your ability, you can shoot right through the pocket if necessary. A hoodie pocket is a perfect example where almost anyone can shoot through it.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Indubitably good sir!

[@honkhonk1555]

@ 😎

[@WinModel88]

I get the feeling there are a lot of people from the comment sections who wear black leather jackets and drive or once had a red, late 70s Corvette and live by the motto "safety always off." 🥴

[@TerriblyTactical]

Lolol most definitely

[@larryknowlton7094]

Well if you'd have ever fired one if these bodyguards, you'd realize the safety is absolutely unneeded, and actually kinda stupid

[@navchaps3449]

My 2 cents: 1. I like the video and I think you know a lot. 2. You speak like a young man - you lead with your opinions and tend to dismiss other ways of thinking as stupid. If you teach what you know and explain your reasoning, and why others might think differently, you'll persuade more, piss off others less, and grow your audience & your influence. I think you have a lot to offer.

[@TerriblyTactical]

While I appreciate the words and constructive criticism...if people are offended by a yt video...kinda their problem

[@Robert-kb8rl]

Great video!

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@Robert-kb8rl much appreciated

[@Robert-kb8rl]

@@TerriblyTactical One thing you could elaborate on is your definition of a “pocket pistol.” There is no industry standard for size categories of hand guns (unlike mattresses and a lot of other things.). Some gun manufacturers use the term “micro pistol” for guns that will not fit in a pocket. My view is that guns should be categorized by unloaded weight and that a pocket pistol should have an unloaded weight less than 16 ounces. My recommended hand gun categories: -Full size: greater than 24 ounces. -Compact: 20-24 ounces -Sub-compact: 16-20 ounces -Micro-compact: less than 16 ounces.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@Robert-kb8rl depends on how big your pockets are lol

[@neo8378]

Nice video. What sheath is that for your tdi?

[@TerriblyTactical]

NSR tactical

[@Brian_White]

@@TerriblyTacticalnot on the website

[@podegenst0ner303]

It's double action right?? People should just think it like a double action revolver. Imo

[@TerriblyTactical]

It is indeed the action of the double variety

[@michaellavaughnrobinson]

Average gun store employee take. 😂 get back behind the counter and sell some hi points.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Literally nothing I said in this video is wrong. You got alot of air in between your ears huh?

[@AmmoAlchemist]

Excellent video

[@TerriblyTactical]

Thank you sir!

[@waltergiles86]

Why no belt clip on the holster?

[@TerriblyTactical]

Because it's a pocket holster...

[@markravan4727]

This guy lost me in about 1 minute. What a smug and arrogant SOB. Teach people, don't degrade them.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Imagine being a "man" and being so soft that you're triggered by words in a yt video. Be gone dweeb.

[@larryg.overton2951]

Good video, I can't think of a single point you made that I disagree with. I'm not new to guns, but for most of my life my application was first and foremost dispatching varmints and small game hunting. I'm relatively new to concealed carry. It took a stolen election by a political party that wants a disarmed population to get me to the point of carrying. And adding to my arsenal. And stockpiling ammo. And..."that's all I've got to say about that." I've tried different pistols in different carry positions in different holsters, and I found that I am by far most comfortable with pocket carry. My main EDC now is a Taurus GX4. I like that it's 9mm. Yeah, it's small; I can't get a full 3 fingers grip. So it's a bit snappy, but certainly manageable. On the plus side, it's 11+1 plus a spare 11-rd mag of 9mm. So, God forbid I should ever have to use it against multiple attackers, I'm walking around with 23 rounds on tap. And it rides daily in a DeSantis Nemesis holster, inside my canvass utility pants. And nothing else goes in that pocket, not even a knife clipped to it. My pants have side pockets on the right leg. One I use for the spare mag, the other for a clip-on pocket knife.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Sounds like a solid setup man!

[@bubbak5106]

Mouth breather --- LMAO 😂

[@TerriblyTactical]

Lolz indeed

[@tommyapocalypse6096]

So… I should rethink pocket carrying my Desert Eagle? 🤔🙈😁

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@tommyapocalypse6096 well ya might get a date lolol

I just bought a 10mm.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Yeah, what? Do you actually carry it...every single day?

[@stern2701]

Old people need to watch this video

[@TerriblyTactical]

Everyone with a pocket gun needs to watch this video!

[@stern2701]

@ old people scare me

[@user-zv2eu1vj4l]

@@stern2701 You should be scared of us IF you’re intent to harm us. We’ve reached our zenith in life wherein the remainder of our existence is in decline and we’re not concerned about death or incarceration anymore.

[@stern2701]

@@user-zv2eu1vj4l it’s the lack of concern that’s scary. Just be safe and make sure you use a holster or trigger guard of some sort.

[@davidhartley6232]

Kahr PM9 ❤

[@TerriblyTactical]

Solid gun!

[@podegenst0ner303]

Do you put it in your pocket?

[@TerriblyTactical]

I think k that's how it works..but I'm not sure

[@podegenst0ner303]

@@TerriblyTactical 🤣🤣🤣 my man 🤘

[@patrickrodriguez320]

This gun works great with a techniclip for waistband carry. Im sure somebody will blow up their shorts about the carry clips too. But who gives a shit lol

[@TerriblyTactical]

Lolol

[@vanbilly8387]

I know everything about guns, because I know a guy who knows a guy who knows a guy who told me that he watches videos and movies all the time. My opinions are fact.

[@TerriblyTactical]

You're so triggered over what lil man? Show me on the video where it hurt you.

[@donalda.tubman6201]

😅ditch the knife and keep just the gun and holster in the pocket…nothing else in the pocket…❤❤❤

[@TerriblyTactical]

Like i said

[@TerriblyTactical]

Keep the knife just keep it in a different pocket

[@billbertagnoli4226]

Are you trying to be offensive or does it come naturally to you? Amazed have any views.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@billbertagnoli4226 how soft can you be 🤣 show me on this video where it hurt you hahaha

[@alaneastman9920]

Not when u can open carry in alot of states.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@alaneastman9920 open carry is mostly gay

[@alaneastman9920]

@TerriblyTactical because u areca wimp🤣😂🤣🤣

[@TerriblyTactical]

@alaneastman9920 no...because I'm not an idiot

[@alaneastman9920]

@TerriblyTactical u are an ass

[@alaneastman9920]

Free country we get to do what we want.

[@Modine.]

Lots of brainless bots indeed. 💯

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@Modine. tis unfortunate

[@seniorp9444]

Another guy who takes it personal that some people like external safeties on guns...like that one thing just drives them nuts. Before Glocks all autos had safeties and nobody cared but now it’s a problem. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@seniorp9444 did you watch the entire video dork?

[@podegenst0ner303]

No pants pocket carry. Think about it. Instead of Mexican carry? Playalinda Beach carry.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Lol right in the speedo

[@maxsodak8417]

Carried my 1911’s “Mexican carry” for thirty years. Didn’t think many people even knew what that meant. Still do occasionally.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@maxsodak8417 gangsta lol

[@jerroddooley374]

The original bodyguard is a POS. The 2.0 is badass though and is my EDC

[@TerriblyTactical]

How is it a pos. Have had 0 issues with mine.

[@jerroddooley374]

@TerriblyTactical 500lb trigger lol and mine would stove pipe and ftf about 20% of the time. The 2.0 though is flawless. I have three of them. One black, one fde, and one midnight bronze.

[@rogerdshrubber6557]

Glock 43x

[@TerriblyTactical]

Ray gun from the future

[@Tealtown408]

I just sent my 1.0 into s&w because my laser died they literally sent me a brand new lower and laser. Shout out to S&W. I would never get rid of my BG1.0

[@TerriblyTactical]

They definitely take care of their customers

[@thetattooedguy1413]

😂😂 “booger hooker off the bang switch” Lord have mercy I’m crying 😂😂😂

[@TerriblyTactical]

Lolol

[@ChrisfromGeorgia]

@@TerriblyTacticalI agree… That is fugging hilarious! 😆👍🏻

[@TheReloaderDude]

Well that was a crap commitment video.. I shoot over 100,000 per year and I carry in my pocket daily..

[@TerriblyTactical]

What does that have to do with anything dork

[@TheReloaderDude]

@TerriblyTactical dork?? Ha ha ha.. ..

[@Fordgroup00]

I can’t believe I watched this nonsense You can’t even decide which way to instruct the safety 😂🤦‍♂️🤡

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@Fordgroup00 what are you even talking about dude

[@richvest7212]

😂

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@richvest7212 ?

[@SSid-or8rv]

Pocket carry is stupid, except may be at home. It looks like a tumor growing, hard to get to especially in jeans and if you get rushed you most likely your gu n becomes our g un as John, from the ASP channel, says.

[@Jeffkeebz75]

What in the world are you talking about? Picket carrying a large gun is dumb. Something easy in and out is easy

[@TerriblyTactical]

John from asp channel is an idiot

[@BRLaue]

@@Jeffkeebz75I pocket carry when wearing my Docker cargo shorts. I can get my G30 SF out and pointed while my buddy has pulled up his shirt and is just grasping his G19.

[@bobdrawbaugh4207]

My Grandpa pocket carried a 38 or 357 snub noise revolver my entire life. Even if he was hunting with a big bore rifle he had one in his pocket. He was definitely not a Tactical hobo. But, he could shoot. He probably would just laugh at your comment.

[@gokhancinar]

I'm seeing this channel for the first time, but I turned off the video at the 43rd second. To start a video by insulting someone who disagrees with him, one must not have received any education or manners from their family, surroundings, or school. Even if this guy were to give me a tip that could change my life, which I highly doubt, I wouldn't watch a video from such a person, my friend. What kind of rudeness is this?

[@TerriblyTactical]

Byeeeeee

[@gokhancinar]

seeing this channel for the first time, but I turned off the video at the 43rd second. To start a video by insulting someone who disagrees with him, one must not have received any education or manners from their family, surroundings, or school. Even if this guy were to give me a tip that could change my life, which I highly doubt, I wouldn't watch a video from such a person, my friend. What kind of rudeness is this?

[@TerriblyTactical]

Imagine being such a soft and pathetic excuse of a man that you're offended by a yt video🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gokhancinar]

@TerriblyTactical Your dad was soft, bro.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@gokhancinar....good one?

[@EDP_every_day_pyro]

Ah you work in a gun store. Im gonna assume thats why you couldnt resist the ol' booger hook off rhe bang switch cringey saying.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Show me on this video where it hurt you dweeb

[@podegenst0ner303]

Another great video today Good information and content smash the like button you filthy animals

[@TerriblyTactical]

Much love homie!

[@BigRooster616]

I have carried my MP daily now for 7 years with Zero use of that safety & Zero accidental discharges . Disappointed in the new S&W 2.0 .

[@TerriblyTactical]

There is no accident...only negligence

[@andrewclix..photography3146]

Good job 👍

[@TerriblyTactical]

@andrewclix..photography3146 thanks

[@andrewclix..photography3146]

Good job 👍

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@andrewclix..photography3146 thanks for watching!