Vigilance Elite - Do Spec Ops Dudes EDC Carry 1 in the Pipe?

Do Spec Ops dudes carry one in the pipe? Former Navy SEAL / CIA contractor Shawn Ryan of Vigilance Elite talks about why having a round chambered in your everyday carry (EDC) is critical when it comes to defending yourself.
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[@benwright9238]

I carry a dull knife so I don’t cut myself and a sharpener when I’m ready to use it.

[@iamjonnywick]

great idea!!!!!!!!!!! lmao

[@jimibickley7111]

That's great haa

[@darksidecarnival5385]

This is the best analogy I've heard yet

[@boxmouth1]

Thought I was the only one.

[@malcolmsoh5648]

A knife doesn't misfire and is in a sheath. I carry one every day. Moreover, a dull knife is more dangerous than a sharp knife.

[@georgej.6485]

Guys who think they can chamber a round in an emergency also think they can buckle their seat belt before an accident!!

[@asleepinthealley]

George J., you'll react as you've trained. If you think you can't, you're probably right. If they think they can, they are probably right as well.

[@rustyshacklefort3715]

That’s how all Israelis carry, you fight how you train. If you train all the time to pull and rack then you will be fine if you don’t train you will die.

[@sleuthdogunhelmeted7404]

@@rustyshacklefort3715 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nV6Ye6N_bLKpjck for demonstration

[@ace4348]

Precisely.

[@codinginzen8793]

@@rustyshacklefort3715 let me know how that works for you. Pulling the slide takes precious time. Period. Just because Israelis do it doesn't make it right

[@heywoodjablome7834]

I was in the army for 11 years, former paratrooper on jump status. I started carrying and felt uncomfortable with one in the pipe. I took a 1:1 tactical shooting class with a retired county sheriffs deputy sniper. Ever since that day I carry 1 In the pipe, extra mag and I shoot almost every weekend. I dry fire from different positions in my house, my wife thinks I am crazy. Lying, sitting, even on the toilet. I train because IF something ever goes down I want to be the one walking away with my family safe. Long Live The Airborne!!

[@PerpetualGenerator]

I love the mindset. Thank you for your service.

[@unclejoe6811]

Nice name

[@derekrank4572]

i want you guys on my side.

[@MM-qt8gz]

Dude airborne is gay asf and I can say that cause I'm airborne qualified

[@grant1430]

Maybe you should move. Seem like most fun owners spend so much on guns and ammo that they are stuck in dangerous areas and eventually become homeless. It’s a sad cycle most fun owners never break out of.

[@csnation]

What I like about this ? They don't go screaming "if you can't carry one in the pipe, don't carry at all !" Instead they tell you to train more and get comfortable. And that is the right way.

[@imshaunnurse]

Right I carry with a full mag but not loaded. Been doing that for 2 weeks now. Working my way to one in the chamber. It's just a level of comfort thing for me. Plus my families comfort with me always carrying a gun is my goal too.

[@motor1056]

I was thinking the same thing! Train until it becomes muscle memory.

[@cagneybillingsley2165]

or just buy a gun like the m&p 2.0 fde with thumb safety where you have a much greater margin of error while still being incredibly fast. this mode of carry is also time tested since 1911

[@alexs1972]

I carry 2 in the pipe. Clearing a double feed before defending my life is great training

[@philipvazsonyi2228]

Hahahahah😂

[@G19Jeeper]

Lol

[@oldrango883]

💀💀💀

[@beer3029]

You must carry a Para Ordnance too.

[@tylermauk8561]

having a more reliable weapon is better.lol

[@JerseyMiller]

Guy on the right should have been carrying the milk dud box with one in the chamber. Took him half the video to shake one out.

[@2KCamaroZ28SS]

Josh From Jersey Outdoors Hahahaha

[@richiepomeroy2945]

Josh From Jersey he was careful n cautious friend. Don't rush if neccessary....

[@tektipsweekly]

that one got me

[@NotStephenColbert]

I was half expecting him to just say fuck it and cut the box open with a knife. XD

[@vybtom1]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kirktsosie204]

Revolver Dudes: "What does that even mean?" Lol

[@zososldier]

Same reasoning where revolver guys carry with one empty space in a cylinder.

[@kirktsosie204]

@@zososldier 🤔 Enlighten me

[@zososldier]

@@kirktsosie204 some carry with an empty for the next trigger pull. Some carry with an empty under that hammer if it isn't a more modern style with a transfer bar.

[@Whiskey5_]

Hahahaha fudds crack me up

[@ThatTempesTGuy]

@@zososldier They carry with the hammer on an empty cylinder because if you hit the hammer hard enough while it's holstered, it will go off... This is why cowboys in the wild west always carried 5 rounds in their 6 shooters...

[@deanomyfundsarelow4606]

I tell my girl the same thing...it ain't gonna go off unless you touch it

[@trainerd1]

She told me you said that. Pretty funny.

[@deanomyfundsarelow4606]

@G obviously you NEVER were a rockstar we call you people posers

[@armedpatriot8611]

@G maybe that is his girl.

[@user-vz2sy7tx3w]

​ @Deano Myfundsarelow wait having long hair makes you a rockstar ? God FUCKING dammit im a fucking rockstar MOM

[@redwatch1100]

@@user-vz2sy7tx3w I dont recall any musicians by the name of Deano nor is this guy even recognizable. I think he is a legend in his own mind.

[@jtmnavy]

I carry a mop 24/7 in case I need to swab the deck

[@jakejohnson7519]

You made me want to join the navy and now I'm looking at GM, MC, OS, or something flight deck

[@jakejohnson7519]

You're awesome JT

[@lilvicgomez]

@@jakejohnson7519 Why would you do that by choice? Do more research! The inky good one you listed is MC. The other ones aren't terrible, but I doubt it's what you want to do for your military career. You can have much more fun with you time. Every job is paid the same unless you have a bonus or you make a lot of per diem, like AirCrewman (AW) do. *hint* *hint*

[@ThisIsQuixoticHD]

JTsuits Will you possibly get killed or robbed or taken hostage if you don’t have a mop? No. Carry a gun.

[@quadleafdrone8969]

Attention to detail shipmate.

[@Ba_A]

That's a stupid question because all spec ops guys always carry one in the pipe... it's a no brainer. However a more elusive question is: do all spec ops dudes always wear a baseball/golf cap?

[@jameswedding9635]

Ba A yes they do lmao, every single one I've met unless it's freezing then its a watch cap lol

[@nothingnewtome1]

Keeps the sun out of your eyes

[@CurtisL8.3066]

Backwards too

[@kendesjarlais7577]

only when bald

[@cd4playa1245]

Lmao!!

[@davidmassey4179]

As an older civilian who has grown increasingly concerned about personal safety and is considering owning a firearm for the first time,I am finding the information on these videos first class. Very informative.

[@lennybrewster4673]

Hopefully you've armed up since your comment. Things have gotten crazy out there and will start to get crazier. Hope you got some great training too.

[@andyhwell8419]

Dude get a gun. You dont have to be one of these crazy guns guys that has a million of them and shoots every weekend. But at least get a 9mm handgun, train with it, and dont be a victim.

[@destroyeratm3971]

5:52 his eyes after he eats the mild duds. That is the look when you bring home a new gun and you are a ninja to take it to the gun safe before your wife can see it

[@WiIdbiII]

Usually I have my girlfriend carry it in. That way my wife is more pissed about her.

[@illegalalien4444]

@@WiIdbiII wait a minute

[@Scotty-vs4lf]

@@WiIdbiII ...

[@RobnPhx1]

That’s funny as hell...and so true!

[@MikeBixby]

@@WiIdbiII hahahahah

[@BoSSLeVeLs]

I think I was born because of a accidental discharge True story 😂

[@mitiusitburnes5593]

I don't think it was accidental. Lol. Negligent discharge maybe

[@robertmartinez1645]

Both of these comments are hilarious!!!👍

[@michaelangelo6947]

LOL!

[@sethacker2898]

Hahahaha 😂

[@randalmacy]

BINGO

[@Doublezzranch]

They mentioned a stick hitting the trigger and firing the gun, I'm the guy that had the uncle that cut the leather out from around the trigger so " I COULD GET IT GOING FASTER" and ended up getting shot in his leg. He said " DAMN GUN JUST WENT OFF" while out hunting with me and dad. The heavy brush and trees we hunt in got the trigger that he exposed and left a 10inch scar down his leg. Just remember you can't fix stupid.

[@dylan12rocks]

I don't understand the idea behind cutting a hole to access the trigger? What would be the point of that?

[@Doublezzranch]

Dylan Kraus : LOL, The point is my uncle is a know it all, know nothing jerk. He must have had a drunken thought that didn't pay off. Just don't be" THAT GUY". MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE

[@dylan12rocks]

+Ja Z hahah okay. Merry Christmas to you too brother

[@Doublezzranch]

AtticWarrior1994 : LOL, I was thinking cutting of his trigger finger. LOL

[@corettaha7855]

Ja Z maybe we are cousins

[@navigator5426]

As a former member of NSW SBU-24. It is a pleasure to see Elite ' Operators ' sharing proper knowledge. Having said that, it is each gun owner's responsibility to make sure the firearm, hand gun or long gun is in proper condition and safe to fire even firearms that come straight from the factory can have unseen defects, human errors do occur, so do yourself and others a big favor and check to make sure all parts are functional and it's safe for you to use the firearm. Some errors can be fatal. So eliminating any potential errors is the best practice when it comes to firearms.

[@ermay3031]

I carry 5 mags just in case I miss the first 50 rounds

[@munchiemedia3985]

Hilariously unexpected💀

[@ElliotJanes]

FIRST RULE OF GUN SAFETY: ASSUME ALL GUNS ARE LOADED!!! Another problem with carrying with an empty chamber is the tendency to assume your gun is not “fully loaded.” Dangerous assumption. I carry 1 in the chamber always and I always KNOW my gun is “fully loaded” and I act accordingly.

[@ShawnRyanShow]

Elliot Janes 👍🏻

[@shawngrant1757]

Cant agree more

[@kirktsosie204]

Well put sir!

[@allenmoto291allenyother8]

yeah and somehow the "its never loaded" guy always happens to rack one out of the chamber once you convince him to check it.

[@MrEZW]

Treat. Never. Keep. Keep.

[@sethrich5998]

Two major points I think got overlooked. 1) Many self defense scenarios get to point blank range before they become lethal threats. There's a high probability of needing your other hand as a leveraging arm to keep them at arms distance making racking a round impractical. 2) Administrative actions like racking a round are primarily where malfunctions and negligent discharges occur, not from actual firing. Multiple law enforcement studies confirm this. It's an unnecessary failure point. Just some thoughts from an engineer and competitive shooter. Liking the channel guys, look forward to seeing what else you come out with.

[@N3wbMa5t3r]

If you can't trust yourself with 1 in the chamber, you shouldn't be carrying.

[@alphawolftactical160]

Ever smelled a brain fart? I can smell my bosses from his office.

[@garytodd5605]

The people I am employed by always smell like that. I work for myself.

[@aphysique]

@@garytodd5605 that's why it's always best, if you can, to work for yourself!!No brainer, as they say🥺🙄😲

[@willdiehl7677]

People also need to have a carry mindset if they are going to carry. The #1 thing that will save your life is situational awareness. Doesn't matter if you carry one in the pipe, or if its a 9mm or 10mm, or if you can land a full magazine in a 1 inch group at 25 yards, if you don't pay attention to those around you. When I sit in restaurants, I sit facing as many entrances to the room or building as I can. I look at the people around me, I look at their faces. I look at people coming in, I look at people outside windows. I look for odd things like heavy coats in hot weather, overly covered people ( hoodie, hat, sunglasses, head down) and I pay attention to those people. It isn't paranoia per se, but it may seem like so at first. After a while just like training with a firearm, it becomes old hat, second nature. A lot of people in my neighborhood are suspicious of people they don't know wandering around the streets. Most of them hide in their home in fear and stare at them through the curtains. I choose to engage those people whom look suspicious (challenge them). I say hi, I look at them, I wave. Most people that are up to no good, tend to wind down once they know they are being watched, or they know people are watching. Sometimes, people are just hanging out without any ill intentions at all. TLDR: Be aware of your surroundings. This includes people and situations. When something looks suspicious, stare at it, engage it with words or gestures. A person trained with a pistol are worthless if they don't have situational awareness.

[@captainright8838]

Dammit i was going to sit there!

[@honestbenny]

In Europe we sit in restaurant and don't imagine a armed assault.... wait maybe cause nobody does armed assaults cause nobody has guns.

[@TheRealZJE313]

U are so right be aware of yo surrounding

[@captainright8838]

@Al3xZjE41 YT Thanks Ali G.

[@TheRealZJE313]

@@captainright8838 so what u think about al these guys with military background all have Glocks as a carry gun and in 9

[@J-Rod73]

I'm ex Army and I don't carry hot. The only reason is because I have small kids and in my opinion that's one extra thing I can possibly forget about around the house. I get that not carrying hot can cost me time in a heated situation, but I have actually trained myself thousands of times with pulling my carry gun and having to chamber a round so that it's become muscle memory and habit. I sleep better knowing I didn't leave a round in a chamber in one of my many guns that I have in the house. I do keep all my guns, except the one in the nightstand, out of reach of my kids, but I still need that extra step and not have one in the chamber. None of the pistols I own have external safeties, so I can't worry that one of my kids happens to get to one of my guns and squeeze the trigger. I'd rather take my chances with an extra 2 seconds and not keep my guns hot. At their age, none of my two kids have the strength to rack any of my guns. They will always have curiosity, and when I feel they are old enough, I will teach them gun safety and marksmanship. Great video!! 👍

[@ShawnRyanShow]

Jay Rod I’d say that’s about as valid as it gets. Cheers man.

[@J-Rod73]

Vigilance Elite Thank you! Great video! Cheers!! 👍

[@averagejew]

Ditto Jay. I'm not afraid of AD or whatever. It's just preference to go Israeli style. The VE crew are serious no doubt and for on duty carry- this is a no brainer. I don't use or rely on a safety- not having one in the chamber is my safety and that's how I train. As a civilian in Mayberry, if I get danger close to the point where racking one is the reason I can't respond, I've got bigger issues with my situational awareness. Another benefit is this makes storage/clearing more straight forward- I'm not screwing around with the round in the pipe at the end of the day. Half the time I ankle carry anyway to stay discreet so putting a stop watch to my quick draw is rather moot. Just watched this video after the "EDC pocket dump" episode. Pop quiz.... how many of these dudes had a round in the chamber in that episode ;-)

[@vinnier6]

I hope the day never comes where you have to draw and you either short stroke the thing or god forbid you have to use one had to cover your family and the other hand to draw....for the safety of your family you need to get past that my brother and chamber up

[@yokitty8385]

I mean when you are out you could always keep it hot and when your home you could keep one out the pipe

[@toddepley6624]

I didn't know Tony Romo was so into firearms.

[@BenCadorette]

😂

[@thespecopser8160]

4:20 damn I almost shit myself laughing about how Shawn and the guy to the right started throwing each other smiles, when the guy lost grip of the gun.

[@allenshriver157]

He didn't lose grip. The gun jumped out of his hand on its own and landed with the barrel facing the guy on the right.

[@milz7129]

According to the California legislature, guns are always laying around and they go off randomly without touching the trigger.....

[@ShawnRyanShow]

hahaha

[@joshuas.169]

They think all guns are Nambu pistols?

[@bradhargis2261]

They also think guns that are black are assualt/military grade automatic weapons. And that you don't need a background check to get one.

[@dropmymonkey7073]

dont forget they are easier to get then a library card.

[@airborneranger1each110]

Traceable Logic Ikr...those cali legislators are so wise about firearms...lmfao!

[@JAD77755]

Also an important note for parents, you may be holding your child or need your support hand to secure them out of the way while defending them. One reason I habitually carry/hold my kids hand with my support side.

[@ShawnRyanShow]

Jack Dougherty great point! Thank you for brining that up.

[@DoingOurThingOutdoors]

I carry my holster without my gun in it so I dont accidentally shoot myself when I need to use it

[@Gorillas2121]

The Shawn Ryan Show... Hands down best podcast out there!

[@Matthew-Graves]

Unloaded guns scare me, please load that glock

[@glockmeister26]

Seal on the left kills me on every video. You can literally see the gears moving in his skull as he processes info. Perfect example at 48 seconds in. entertaining vid. keep it up guys. thumbs up

[@nathanbourdeau1539]

Mylifeonearth *SEAL

[@inlandbhsk8r]

One thing I used to do to help myself become comfortable with one in the chamber was walk around my house with a snapcap in the chamber and a fully loaded mag and TRIED to make the gun fire. I’d jump around, quickly low crawl, sprint, sit in every different position I could think of, etc. so that may help you. Also learn your firearm. I personally carry a glock and really got into HOW the gun functions and it literally cannot go off without a trigger press. The trigger releases a firing pin block. Without that, the firing pin is not able to move forward to strike the primer. All of this is of course in addition to training.

[@jasontipton8430]

Is that chest rig his edc lol

[@lc6936]

It’s for a milk dud grenade.

[@23AVFP]

Probably the most retarded thing he could have worn...let’s be honest

[@mouchthebiker2938]

@@23AVFP what if that was the point?

[@rpwbass]

How else would we know he was an airsofter?

[@lonestarthundergamer]

Always carry hot. Saved my life in SD against three thugs, one armed. Barely enough time to extend. Started firing as soon as I had the BG in line with slide. I went home to my babies.

[@thegulagarchipelago5921]

👏👏👏👍👍👍👌👌👌💓

[@grimrekker2242]

Nice job man, glad you’re ok

[@thegulagarchipelago5921]

❤️❤️❤️

[@ckoritko]

Seriously, these are the kind of things people need to hear.

[@TheBlackHawaiian808]

It’s like why even carry a gun if it ain’t 1 up top in the chamber. I’m glad you got home to your kids.

[@joeconnolly8552]

What do spec dudes keep in their vehicles?

[@ShawnRyanShow]

Joe Connolly that’s coming soon.

[@gillmccuddy]

Joe Connolly the coke man... come on.. lol

[@joeconnolly8552]

Gill Mccuddy true... You right lol

[@darinbradshaw1112]

A reaper, Barrett, and cigars.

[@jfr04261]

Prob milk duds. Can't go anywhere without those

[@BoostedDilly]

Love the direction this channel went but damn these are so good to come back to!

[@IMTHATN1NJA]

What a true professional the way he has his milk duds pressed against his chest gives just enough heat to give the milk duds that perfect texture

[@leefithian3704]

All clumped together , coming out six at a time

[@Dr.MantisTobogganMD]

*The mind is the only weapon; that doesn’t need a holster.* -Paul Blart Mall Cop

[@James_Edward59]

Simple as this, if you aren’t sure to carry one in the chamber or not, DONT CARRY YET. Go get some more training and train at home dry firing and pistol manipulation, function checks and just practice practice practice and you will get to the point where you realize you can fix any problem that comes your way and the pistol won’t go off without you physically pulling the pistol out of the holster and pulling the trigger. Not only is time of the essence if you ever have to pull the pistol out and use it without one in the chamber but one thing a lot of people forget to mention is that there’s a huge chance if you need to use it and your in a fight or flight situation, you will probably forget to rack the slide and you will just try to pull the trigger real quick and nothing will happen, then you are really screwed. Also, if you ever go to pull your pistol out of your holster and it slips, DO NOT try and catch it, let it fall, it’s a pistol and can handle falling, but there’s a good chance if you try to catch it you will accidentally pull the trigger.

[@ShawnRyanShow]

WELL SAID!

[@izzate7]

On those LE shows whenever they catch somebody with gun and they’re clearing it they’ll say something like, “Had it loaded too. One in the chamber.” Well duh officer. How do you carry your weapon?

[@realisting]

The P320 jab was a low blow, because I’ve never had a problem with them, even my gen 1 that I bought before the military adopted it, ( I did send it back in to get the new upgrades though)

[@pre_ban_andy]

Totally agree. Suggestion though, if you added a short explanation on the Glock (and other striker pistols) trigger system to explain why it is impossible to go off without a trigger press. That striker isn't even tensioned until a trigger press. Keep it up with the round table discussions. I like the insight.

[@BASEDinMaine]

Andrew Bradshaw I would appreciate that explanation, being a visual guy and never seeing the mechanics illustrated. I haven't found a well done breakdown on KZbin yet. Its mostly gun advocates repeating that it can't go off without the trigger being squeezed. The guy on the right brings up the sig p320 malfunction - a graphic on why the sig failed and why most modern handguns dont fail would lay that common fear to rest.

[@Thomas_M76]

Quality holster means a lot !

[@ALLINCLUSIVE2k]

youre nothing, youre in your mums basement typing this Dhejdkdkd Ebjejdjdjs

[@jackryan9712]

5:49 Shawn covertly grabbing and eating the chocolate 😂😂 his face after aswell 👌🏻😂

[@luccianomolaro7114]

Is that your real name if so that's fu*king awesome....

[@edgarallanpoe8917]

He was like “ooooo that's doodoo baby”

[@henrilindroos3029]

He was thinking about it for a good minute before too 🤣🤣

[@TheDwarfmaiden]

Thank you so much for the information. I have learned a lot from this. I told my husband what you 3 were talking about, and he agrees with you all.

[@WTFisTingispingis]

ALWAYS treat a weapon as loaded. That's what I've been hearing from everyone who's discussed a gun when it comes to responsible handling. A weapon that isn't chambered is still a danger, depending on how you look at it.

[@edgarallanpoe8917]

Treat it as if it's loaded unless you personally unloaded it that second.. always keep it loaded. That way ppl who know you and are around it will say I know that gun is loaded. It's always loaded

[@cosmicbilly]

@@TheMightyPenPodcast no that wasnt "cringey" at all. What are you 12? And did you not watch the video? Not only was the gun empty, they explained a few times, the gun will never go off unless you make it go off. These guys are professionals and have been trained and been around firearms longer than you have been alive. You probably should stay away from the military and guns in general if an unloaded gun falling over scares you.

[@TheMightyPenPodcast]

@@cosmicbilly You just commented on my comment from over 2 years ago? What are you, my ex? I've been in executive protection for over twenty years bud (and now own a holster company). Also, how many times you been shot, there Yosemite Sam? I didn't care much for it myself so I've decided to avoid it in the future but you do you gansta. Also, if you're older than I am, you need to get off youtube and go pick out your plot. 🤘

[@cosmicbilly]

@@TheMightyPenPodcast doesnt matter when your comment was posted. I literally just watched this video today and saw your comment. My point still stands. When your comment was posted literally has nothing to do with anything.

[@wyattd1124]

Another big thing is getting a jam. If you don't carry it hot and you go to rack it and your under a high stress situation there's a big chance you could short stroke it, or get a malfunction or jam.

[@ShawnRyanShow]

That is actually a very valid point. Thank you for contributing.

[@dyerseve45]

Hell yes. Ive short stroked it at the range in optimal conditions. There's no reason whatsoever to not carry hot. Your gun should never come out of the holster unless youre going to use it so no chance for an accidental discharge.

[@asleepinthealley]

wyatt d, you'll never 'short-stroke' it if you 'sling-shot' it so your hand leaves the slide when and 'because' the slide has reached the end of its travel.

[@asleepinthealley]

@jim morgan Are you illiterate or are you just not familiar with the terms? The 1911 was designed to be carried 'cocked and locked' but there are times when you may not want to carry with one in the chamber. I'm a Marine and have been shooting a 1911 for 53 years, these terms have been around for a long time.

[@nickslosubi690]

Not only that but if you have sweaty/wet hands for ANY reason, you could short stroke/ slip off the slide

[@taylordaine3881]

Listening to your talks and interviews is like sitting down with my dad. 😢❤ I miss him.

[@MakThaNife]

I always carry with one in the chamber, but then I also wear a condom 24/7 as I never know when I'm going to have to throw down.

[@juanvaldez5422]

What's a condom?

[@RoActual47]

It's not an accidental discharge, it's a negligent discharge

[@ObamaFromKenya]

The Sharpest Sword are you a SpecOps vet?

[@fast80z28]

The Sharpest Sword in the army they were exclusively called accidental discharge. Negligent Discharge is just some Ricky Recon tacti-cool bullshit someone come up with...

[@golcy2042]

This dude really telling an operator what the correct term is 😂 it is actually called an accidental discharge in the army you dickhead

[@nateconley.6209]

Imagine telling a navy seal he's wrong 😂😂😂

[@AlexxxPerales]

@@nateconley.6209 so hes right amd everyone else is wrong? Even all the firearms instructors? Even the other spec ops guys? How can they both be right? Is it maybe possoble that even spec ops guys are human and miss speak?

[@Leoji67]

The real takeaway from this is MORE TRAINING!!

[@xxCelticFC]

5:58 “you know that app hot or not” “nooo” “bullshit I saw you on there” 😂😂😂

[@BINX-RR]

I’d say regardless of the law carry with one in the pipe, I’d rather get in a little trouble than be dead cause I forgot to rack the slide.

[@jeddbrysantos5976]

carrying with an empty chamber is like telling yourself youll have time to put on a seatbelt before you wreck ! so load em up ☝️

[@robreadinger5340]

Dang that's a good way to put it

[@jamesdavidson7604]

www.google.com/amp/s/www.buzzfeednews.com/amphtml/olivianiland/4-year-old-shot-head-indiana-play-wrestling-with-dad

[@hudscp]

Murphy’s Law states whatever can happen, will happen. I’ll rack the slide if I need to.

[@mitchmckenzie1034]

In response to the article; A. Why was he conceal carrying in his house while wrestling with his son? B. Why was his weapon able to just fall out of his holster? This story sounds really fishy to me; not only does the gun discharge on its own, but manages to get not only one, but two head shots with one round. I'm not saying this didn't happen the way they said, but the odds are so astronomical that I feel I would be way more likely to be in a situation where I need a round chambered before I draw my weapon.

[@eancola6111]

Anyone scared to carry with one in the chamber shouldn’t carry a gun.

[@impotentrage8838]

Not carrying a weapon with one in the pipe is like not wearing your seatbelt in the car and when an accident is about to happen, you quick put your belt on.

[@garyogreen6397]

I always carry one in the pipe. And as far as the Sig's p320 I just bought one ( trigger already fixed of course) and much prefer to any Glock I've ever shot.

[@nobodiesthetiger785]

do you know if they have fixed that from factory now thinking abt getting one but don't wanna deal with sending it back to sig

[@ernestzapata6658]

Make sure you guys cover trigger modifications. Especially if you buy a used gun and the previous owner did something to lighten the trigger. Modifications like that could cause an AD/ND because the components like the seat may have been modified. Just something to touch on. Other than that, great video.

[@yankeehunter3466]

I been watching this channel for this long wow. Shawn you deserve the success bro.

[@theneonfalcon3650]

I clicked on this video because I assumed it was clickbait for a joke. I’m still blown away that people need this information.

[@CALISUPERSPORT]

Imagine if Vincent wasn't rocking Condition 1 when those homies stole his briefcase. Jamie Foxx would've been zip-tied to that steering wheel forever.

[@clintmurphy1508]

Take a shot every time someone says “in the pipe”

[@zachmcmasters9555]

Something about you makes me comfortable, very calm person with great insight and attitude.

[@TheTuneAce]

My problem is that I went from "treat the gun as always loaded, never point it at anyone, check everything a billion times to clear the chamber" training as a kid to people telling me as an adult to carry with a round chambered. It's just a weird transition. Carrying a gun pretty much goes against all my experiences as a kid. It's loaded, a round is chambered, the action is cocked, and it's constantly aimed at my body or others depending on angle of sit. My experience as a kid is probably a bad example tho. I primarily lived in city areas, and visits to grandparents usually brought around some infrequent trips to a gun range where I basically only touched the gun when I was going to fire. Now as an adult who wants to carry, I'm super uncomfortable with carrying because it's been forever since I've done any training. I need to train before I carry, and then I'll probably want to practice carrying with an empty pistol for a while xD. Or I could just get a revolver 🤔

[@SmokesKwazukii]

why the hell would you carry an empty pistol.

[@dimonddan3660]

Fun fact unicorns do exist they're called rhinos... there is a species of rhinos with one big horn called rhinoceros unicornis...im a nerd

[@glockmeister26]

No you are not a nerd. You are a Unicornius Molestius.

[@thebumdave1739]

come to a video to watch a discussion about edc carry, two minutes later: "Whose feeding the unicorn Milk Duds?'

[@tylersutherlan2110]

Who’s*

[@csiipahoa2857]

When I was young we carried revolvers...when we went to semi-auto....you always racked a round...removed the mag...put another round in the mag and re-inserted the mag in the mag well.......1 in the pipe and 15 in the mag and to 2, 15 round mags on your hip.....4 rounds short of a box of ammo (9mm)

[@ZaMonolith1986]

I was uncomfortable at first, but what I did to overcome that fear is to carry for a day unchambered and at the end of the day I saw that my Glock's trigger was never depressed which gave me confidence to put one in the party hole every day. Good Holster Reliable firearm Training

[@oscarestrada72oe]

There is a reason why law enforcement carry 1 in the pipe. There is no time to chamber a round when you are always reacting to the tread. You guys are alright. Thank you and be bless

[@LoveMyCountryAussie]

Thanks for your service mate from Australia

[@ShawnRyanShow]

Cheers

[@ryhol5417]

Short cut: yes. Get range time. Learn how your weapon works. They don’t shoot by themselves (unless it’s stuck in a fire and cooks off)

[@SoldouttotheTruth]

I know you men are the real deal! But, if you would have said you didn't carry hot, I would of had some doubts! Thank you Vets!!!!

[@loslosbaby]

"No such thing as an 'accident' if its bound to happen." -- LAPD Traffic Motor Officer

[@loslosbaby]

I'm saying "no such thing as an 'accidental discharge' if your training is non-existent or shit,...its maybe an 'unintentional discharge' and probably a 'negligent discharge'."

[@robertlulek1634]

@@loslosbaby or the day you dropped a firearm on the ground and there's a little tree branch that happens to hit the safety on the trigger and it goes off! People do win the lotto even though it's rare

[@brycekeeney4995]

Why would you not want to train more, it is so damn fun!!!

[@bryceperryman8832]

Answer to the title within a minute of a 6 minute video. Awesome!

[@BeerCigarsAndTexas]

This video is what helped me to train to carry one in the pipe. When I first started carrying my gun wasnt hot for a couple months and now I realize that I was doing it all wrong until I watched this video. Thanks guys for the help. I am now confident with myself to carry one in the pipe ALWAYS

[@Lars1540]

Vigilance Elite- I've noticed you all seem to prefer to carry appendix style when carrying concealed. Could you do a video addressing this and why? Maybe also talking about the benefits of appendix carry vs other methods of concealed carry (i.e. Hip, small of back, 5-7 o'clock carry, ankle, or shoulder holster). I've never considered trying to carry appendix carry before. Are there any drawbacks to it? Thanks!

[@ShawnRyanShow]

Dan Schwemin Jr absolutely

[@RangerCaptain11A]

Dan Schwemin Jr they are still fit and skinny. its the fastest access whether outside or in a car.

[@scorpion520az8]

Do you carry your Milk Duds +1? LOL, Kool Vid.

[@ShawnRyanShow]

Every day! haha

[@Srabik89]

Vigilance Elite could you do a video on the best Caliber to carry ?

[@reesyman8354]

Scorpion 520AZ its a most lol

[@coder928]

Scorpion 520AZ milk duds +1 in the mouth

[@chriso6640]

Milk Duds, now thats a tac reload ;-) good vid!!

[@dtdt1100]

Ever notice that your gun will sometimes hang up when you rack the slide but once that first shot goes off the gun runs without a flaw. Imagine that happening in a life or death situation.

[@user-ui8sp5th4g]

Not carrying one in the chamber is like putting your seat belt on right before you get into an accident.

[@22BStan]

I have definitely seen the dude in the middle around. Without getting into details I feel like he helped teach one of my vetting classes as a contractor.

[@charlesscott5515]

22BStan thanks for watching bro. It’s a small community.

[@samthomas3613]

You guys are fanfreakingtastic, keeping things simple and to the point. Being funnier than shit is a big plus also. Keep the videos coming. Thanks fellas. See you on the next one

[@jessielee1369]

I heard it said, "you could spend the rest of your life chambering a round". The idea being if the round is chambered already the time spent chambering it can be used getting rounds down range. That split second you use to chamber a round could be the difference between life and death.

[@neilreid2298]

Another great vid Shawn, with other top level pro's. As a civilian not looking for trouble, I've had to draw down twice in the last ten years. There wasn't time to rack the slide at either incident. Thankfully the knuckleheads in both incidents backed off when they saw I was capable of stopping them. You can flick off the safety so much faster than racking. And yes, train, train, train.

[@attack1778]

I carry chambered all day every day and yes draw-engage is faster of course, but it's less than a second to draw-rack-engage. Keep training to get to chamber carry, but whatever status you're in, be proficient. Keep training until you can't get it wrong.

[@jamesrelinski8853]

For Christ's sake. I seriously thought this was a click bait joke, sadly mistaken... Tier 1 Special Operations all the way down to that man or woman that does not want to be a victim, no matter who you are and have the good sense to conceal carry a firearm to defend you & yours. Can anyone give me ONE remotely intelligent or plausible reason or scenario where carrying your sidearm WITHOUT one in the chamber would be an advantage should you need to use deadly force ? I do understand Closed Bolt carrying an M4/AR15 etc. But by all means please educate me. Why in God's name would you want to have to draw your pistol and rack a round, possibly engaging the safety accidentally on certain pistols (M9 forexample) acquiring a sight picture and squeezing off as many rounds as it takes to neutralize the threat. All well using gross motor skills as you are most likely to be experiencing an adrenal dump in a deadly force situation. Using this mindset, what's next? Carrying your sidearm without a magazine inserted?

[@SpyderRacing]

Valid points until you realize retards in the FBI shoot people negligently because they don't know how to handle weapons.

[@jamesdavidson7604]

Spec Ops Community Israel does not EDC with round chambered. Have been very successful this far as one of worlds leaders in weapons handling. Just sayin

[@Atom_187]

You guys are bad ass. I carry my 1911 in the pipe for 10 years and have not had issues. Thank you for your service

[@bullridermusic2054]

Yea I would too if I had that amazing one of the best designed safeties in the world IMO you can click that safety off down as you are on the way pointing to your target. Definitely jealous

[@williambabbitt6015]

I have 5 years of videos to watch. Still cool and relevant today

[@cherbert359]

Is it me or does Shawn look like smaller version of Randy Orton lol

[@dyerseve45]

I don't know why he's carrying when he can just hit you with an rko outta nowhere

[@mpireone]

No, looks like a Alpha version of Corey Feldman

[@saisr1]

Sad this has to be discussed.

[@investinfastudios]

saisr1 not really Plenty of guys have AD carrying plus 1 you just don't hear about it bc who would share that?

[@thirdballattack]

It's not that sad... New shooters have hesitation from lack of familiarity; they need to be talked through it.

[@thirdballattack]

Jake Leinen plenty? Can you name plenty of instances; particularly when the user wasn't an untrained goof?

[@billyprendergast6631]

What a bunch of idiots morons,talking about one in the pipe so they can shoot their own neighbors.

[@billyprendergast6631]

VERY sad but people are just afraid to say it.

[@robertmartinez1645]

I carried hot while on the job and still do as a retired person. Trigger finger discipline takes practice and after a while becomes natural. I've seen many officers who don't carry hot and have struggled during an altercation. Scary stuff. Cheers!🍻

[@SamuelAltidor]

If you don’t carry with one in the chamber watch that video of the store owner who actually had the drop of an arm robber to lost precarious moments racking his slide and get fatally shot in the process.

[@dard4642]

I very cautiously clicked "Play," frightened I was going to learn that you guys carry guns in your ass.

[@kozmo7]

You ever seen real spec ops training kid?

[@Durgrin_1]

Great great video I agree but I didn't like the Sig 320 joke though LOL that's what I carry

[@TristanPetricca]

You're all good, just dive out of the way if you drop it hahaha

[@griffindeluce]

Did they fix that with the P365?

[@bigkoh]

Great discussion guys. 30 seconds and it was over.

[@Morocco4thplace]

Omg Shawn has changed so much from 6 years ago

[@tomjeffserson157]

I think by keeping one in by default consistently is much safer, you always know it’s hot as opposed to inconsistency with it added with a touch of complacently.

[@pokerman9108]

much safer than an unloaded gun? that makes no sense at all. In order for a gun to become unsafe... it must be loaded. that is just a simple fact.

[@asleepinthealley]

Tom Jeffserson treat all guns as if they're loaded and remember when they're not. It's not that difficult.

[@Soul_Freezer]

“You need more time racking the slide faster.” Might as well walk around with your gun right at your side, in hand. Takes time to unholster your gun, right?

[@BeerCigarsAndTexas]

It was because of Shawn's channel that I started carrying and for the first month or so I didnt have one in the chamber because I just wasnt ready but with practice and videos like this I now always carry with one in the chamber. It makes sense and thanks to shawn and vigilance elite for helping me get comfortable with my weapon

[@ajones6164]

I would like to see you discuss open carry, vs. concealed carry (I would NEVER open carry, outside of the range).