Weekly Used Gun Review Ep. 75

[@Rumpleskin]

I love this channel. It's like hanging out in a gun shop and asking all the questions you want without trying the patience of the owner.chris has the knowledge

[@joshuagibson2520]

If your local gunshop doesn't want to educate customers, you're probably spending time at the wrong gunshop. I understand what you mean though. I'm also amazed by the amount of stores I've been in where they act like they can't even be bothered. Even knowing I had a pocketful of cash money they would act like I was inflicting them with major inconvenience by asking questions about the differences in a couple models I was interested in. I haven't been back there for several years.

[@joshuagibson2520]

I've commented on your username before and I will again. It's great lol. I often call grouchy people Grumplestiltsken as well.

[@ringingsteel8729]

Most LGS owners don’t know this much about firearms systems or their history. For every knowledgeable person behind the gun store counter there are 10 trying to sell pink j frames to women, because they’re probably to weak to rack the slide. If you do find one with this knowledge be sure to support them so they don’t disappear.

[@videogamepolak0]

only thing i learned is this guy makes a ton of money off some suckers buying guns and having buyers remorse.

[@joshuagibson2520]

@@videogamepolak0 I hope he does make money. That's the only way you stay in business. Profit is not a crime. Or a sin. If you sell him anything, you're paying for the convenience to do so as well as the piece of mind that you're not selling to a prohibited person. One of his last few videos discussed private sale vs consignment vs selling to a dealer. I highly suggest watching that. All that being said, Chris is actually really fair on his offers.

[@carlcarlton764]

I am once again impressed by the other fans of the channel. The clip isn't up for 30 minutes but has eight comments already. Interesting looking guns too.

[@joshuagibson2520]

For most of us, this is a regular Sunday morning thing. Wouldn't miss it for the world. I typically watch it right before I head out on the back porch and sling some lead myself. My other 10am Sunday ritual.

[@johnnail532]

Always has a picture of awesome stuff like I’m likely to encounter in my local shops- when I go to my lgs I see things I have seen here- kinda gives me a good reference point on what I am looking at

[@gene814100]

Thanks for showing my AMT Backups that I sold you. You did not mention the grip safety on each of them. That impressed me when I first saw them. Glad you thought they were pretty cool.

[@covertguy1575]

AMT .380 Backup… I had one of those in like 1993.

[@johnnail532]

I always learn from this channel. Thank you Chris.

[@charlesperry1051]

Love the Interarms 98 in 375 H&H!

[@actionjackson1stIDF]

I really enjoy you channel, especially for the history you provide on your purchases. It was nice seeing a Rolling Block which most do not know was the AK of its day. A durable, reliable and simple to use firearm.

[@tonyfantozzi1662]

Man I love your videos. It's like going to a gun show and attending a firearms class. Love your selection 👌

[@AdamosDad]

My KSG is a beast to fire, I have a red dot on her and is a great home defense shotgun, that I hope I never have to use.

[@dylanevans6828]

I wish I had just a small piece of the knowledge you have... I guess I'll just keep watching every Sunday til I do. I love your videos thanks for what you do.

[@msudawg1997]

I own a Remington rolling block No. 4 that I inherited. My father used it as a child squirrel hunting. It's a round head takedown screw, round barrel. Probably made in the mid to late 1920s. When I was a child I remember seeing the rifle at my grandfather's house and it had a bicycle inner tube under the front stock and looped around the breech block spur to hold the block closed. The finger spring that kept the block closed had failed somewhere along the way. After I inherited the gun I found a guy that sells parts for rolling blocks and was able to purchase a new finger spring. I had a local gunsmith put the new spring in and do some other tuning to get the gun working reliably. I pull it out of the safe occasionally to do some plinking with 22 shorts.

[@GoongisKahn]

If you were an Australian: Hey everybody this is Chris with PointyThingsTV and also we buy pokers. If you have pointy things to sell we will give you a quote but make sure you apply for a license to sell pokeys and don't forget you have to do the "Thank you government" dance twice in a row at 5 Bongs of big Ben or Margaret Thatcherys ghost will kidnap you and force you to watch the British version of the office. Anyways starting off we have a toothpick I found on the ground in a Dennys parking lot when I visited America woops that's illegal looks like I'm off to jail.

[@joshuagibson2520]

Lmao. I fuckin love it. Anyway, I'll never forget the NRA infomercial of the late 90s here in America. They showed hundreds of thousands of sawed in half actions being moved about a scrapyard in AUS with an electro magnet. I feel for yall. At the same time you all need to band together and get your rights back.

[@evaneaston6262]

What’s up man love the weekly used gun videos. Hope your shop has good year!

[@Bojangles6]

The wire hook on the Arisaka is a stacking hook so they could lean several rifles together while soldiers performed tasks, ate chow, etc. Great video, always love your content and i cant wait to use the online store!

[@johnelder4273]

Quite an interesting collection of firearms this week. Thanks for showing them to us!

[@tendraftsdeep]

Great video! The AMT Backup is a heavy little piece, can be picky on ammo but reliable with the right stuff. Probably not a first choice to carry but a nice little gun to have stashed around the house, as well, a backup indeed

[@704ab]

I had an AMT .380 Backup back it the day. I never could get it to run reliably. But I still have the pot metal Smith Sigma .380 I replaced it with.

[@jeremyharshey4974]

I really liked that Sigma 380, especially that style of mag release on a backup gun. Would still carry it, but I could never get it to feed anything but fmj ammo. Sights were a joke too. But loved the size, much easier to shoot than modern pocket 380s.

[@randyadams03]

I've always wished for an Arisaka in my Collection. You get the best old school firearms.

[@onebigchaz]

Recoil issues on the KSG are a relatively easy fix. I put the Kel-Tec extended butt pad and the Hi-Tech Defender Muzzle Brake on mine and the recoil was mitigated quite nicely. It kicks less than my 870 now.

[@trekOCLVone]

Hi Standard went out of business in 1993/94. Michell took over and had a couple of version made in 95/96 one model is STOEGER PRO SERIES 95 PISTOL 22 LR which I'm not sure how Stoeger got into the mix. Michell also marketed a version with his name on it. Michell must have been a primary employee/senior engineer to had a two year ride with the manufacturing before in 1997 everything was stopped/blocked with a cease and desist. And that was the end of Hi Standard and Michell. I had one of the STOEGER PRO SERIES 95 PISTOL 22 LR and they are rare and an accurate shooter with gold bits on both types. Beautiful guns.

[@thepinkerton657]

That Arisaka 44 is a beauty.

[@milsurprifleguy7091]

I bought back in the early 80’s at a auction a AMT .45 Hardballer , it has after market grips on it , which is a little to big for me , just never have changed them . A couple of months ago I purchased a Arisaka Type 44 at a good price , mostly because the bayonet & hook has been removed . Mine is a early variation . In the butt stock mine has two holes , which later they change to a single hole . Also the front nose cap that supports the bayonet was changed 3 times , the spacing of the two support screws were moved farther apart , to help with rigidity of the cap for better support of the bayonet

[@francisbissii1120]

That iteration of the Backup was in .380acp not 9mm.

[@icantsaywhat]

Chris you should do a video of the 5 or 10 guns brought in most often that are gently used then traded in. As always thanks for my Sunday morning dose of gun knowledge

[@KylesCustoms]

Very cool video and I think you get a lot of your information right but I think the hook on the arisaka is for stacking the rifles together to keep them out of the dirt. Parrying a bayonet thrust with that would be almost impossible

[@kalin6149]

The zastava witworth models were a lot like Ruger's Talos system that have nicer furniture, and often the witworth guns went to the polishing equipment longer to get an even smoother action.

[@kc9602]

Those two shotguns look like they wouldn't be out of place on an "Aliens" Film Set.

[@rodgerbrennan4523]

Your knowledge of Firearms is Quite impressive..👍 Always look forward to seeing your posts.. God Bless. 🙏

[@tedebear108]

Good morning Chris. It's Ted. I definitely like the information on the Japanese rifle. I have three Japanese rifles in my collection now. One of them is the last-ditch effort Japanese rifle. One of them is the one my father brought back when he was over there. And the best condition when I have has the monopod and a . Chrysanthemum. Thanks for the info man. Stay safe and have a good week

[@joshuagibson2520]

Good morning Ted. We all know it's you commenting because it shows your username as well as your comment.

[@billsmith5166]

These have become some of my favorite videos. Thanks!

[@billdubois5223]

Another great start for my Sunday morning .. thank you man ..

[@spcguest1627]

I spotted the AMTs from the thumbnail. Miss mine

[@Crustymarine]

I would have guessed the hook would be used for stacking arms rather than parries. Seem a "parrying hook" would be dangerous in a bayonet fight.

[@b_shady_22]

Excellent, thanks Chris .. just made my morning ! Top notch as always.💯😎🤙🏻

[@rogerwhitley6107]

Love the channel but I'd also like to find some of the surplus arms you show at the prices you suggest because I've never seen prices on gunbroker that relate

[@joshuagibson2520]

I like a lot of 9x18 pieces. The ammo is getting harder to find and isn't affordable as it once was though.

[@swkohnle08]

Great video Chris. Informative as always. Thanks.

[@terryholloway9930]

Great review Chris enjoyed it thanks bud

[@BatCaveOz]

Excellent assortment this week! Is there any chance that the hook on the Arisaka was used for stacking weapons?

[@MrRobinGriffin]

most likely, that's how it's been used forever on every other gun

[@MarksmanTV]

Per the many resources I’ve looked at, the hook was intended replicate the hooked quillon of the Type 30 bayonet, which the Type 44 bayonet assembly replaced. I suppose it could have been used as a stacking implement as well.

[@BatCaveOz]

@@MarksmanTV That is very cool. Thanks, Chris.

[@bev8200]

When your fighting for your life recoil doesn’t matter

[@robertsilveus3071]

Enjoy your vids. Very imformative. Hope to drop into store soon. GodBless.

[@thepinkerton657]

I have an AMT backup in .380. It's in great shape. Annoying to shoot

[@geraldgilmore1177]

I like p 64 and the 83 just a good show like always

[@michaelragains4938]

Thanks again for another quality vid.

[@PosthumusArt]

Love watching here in Indy 🍻

[@thepinkerton657]

The KSG is better with managing the recoil if you move the stock from the shoulder to the chest.

[@downtoearthconstruction7768]

That p64 and the other pistol look alot like Accu-Tek's AT 380 II and the HC 380. Just a modern comparison in my opinion.

[@pappamike6231]

Nice post. Interesting items. How many of these will go on Gun Broker or will all sell in your retail location?

[@cappox]

Pretty interesting guns

[@Bigdaddylobo1]

Thanks as usual! Is the list at the bottom a new feature or am I just not very observant? It is appreciated in either event.

[@mach1mustangguy992]

I just got a new old stock P95 today!!!! How often do you guys come across Pseries guns and for that matter the sr9 series of guns too. Those are really getting hard to find now too

[@seethebutter]

Thanks!

[@mr.e.2175]

I love my KSG!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@francisbissii1120]

The DAO backups were a totally different design and were just DAO.

[@dwightkellams6065]

Can you explain 922r compliance? The M4 appears to have an extended magazine without the other required modifications. On the other hand I have seen new factory retail offerings that do not appear to be in compliance. Only aware of this rule from purchasing a Langdon Tactical Beretta 1301 so my knowledge is limited.

[@sizedjoker2353]

Kel TEC ksg does take mini shells I'm not going to lie I'm on the hunt for one been looking for a while but can't ever find one

[@Vtfilamguy]

Love these vids

[@joquin4618]

Awesome!

[@justinweaver8787]

I love the Remington rolling block is it still 4sale by chance?

[@Courier-Six]

I love the Remington Rolling Block and have wanted one in 7×57 Mauser for years but it seems most of the ones in decent shape have dried up or are pretty decently expensive

[@darrellgoodman9585]

I wouldn't mind having that one in 25 i think i have ammo for it.

[@tnguy9696]

i have a type 44 myself but have give up finding ammo for it and its very pricey

[@feelixtheglovinggiraffe759]

I'm that person lol I've been trying to get rid of my ks7 for over a year.. their great for their purpose but terrible for recreation

[@aKjohn8798]

That's not a DP12... That's a Doof Doof

[@socal_guns]

SWEET!! 👍👍

[@MLMWarriors]

Good morning 🙏

[@ringingsteel8729]

Do you guys list your used inventory online?

[@pdempsey]

Oh, no WUGR (pronounced wug-GER) this week? I guess I'll hit the archive.

[@MLMWarriors]

January 19 is gun appreciation day

[@Rumpleskin]

Polish pistols takedown like a sr 22. Or really the other way around

[@MLMWarriors]

Great video idea. Odd ball firearms

[@gabrielcastillo7810]

Nice doing business with you

[@MarksmanTV]

You as well, sir!

[@andredanciu8402]

Zastava was founded 1853...not between ww1 and ww2

[@darrenhaywood7924]

I love my ksg I'd never sell it

[@michaelmcatee221]

Let’s go!!!

[@roderickarnold1412]

I love, love, love these weekly used gun reviews, but I am going to continue to pester you to film in 4k.

[@joshuagibson2520]

360p or better is plenty adequate.

[@panzerabwerkanone]

Calling a KelTec gun "most common" is an oxymoron.

[@TacticalBunnyCA]

In the KSG loading different amo types in the separate tubes (especially lethal and nonlethal!) sounds like a perfect recipe for disaster. There is no way of confirming what you have in the tube and a million ways to get it wrong. It’s honestly one of the most irresponsible ideas I have seen for firearm usage. I’m amazed that anyone would advocate such a system. There’s a reason that non-lethal shotgun’s are painted in bright fluorescent colors for police and that is so that the officers do not mix them up with a fire arm loaded with lethal rounds. So you’re telling me that someone, under adverse conditions, is just going to be able to keep track of all that in their head when trained officers need two separate units, one of which looking like it’s straight from a disco, to get it right!?!?! Bullshit! Such an idea compromises the integrity of anyone that utters the idea for any purpose other then to refute the it.

[@philliplatham4256]

👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸☕️☕️

[@screwgle7914]

i dont understand pump action shotguns when semi auto seems superior in every way. other than maybe a cool factor.

[@joshuagibson2520]

Pumps don't have jams or feeding issues like a semi can and does.

[@FelixDKatz-tb7or]

They are not. I race a DP-12 with half shells (26 shells.) against a IWI Tavor TS-12. (16 shells) And because of the technical difference I can dump 22 shells from the DP-12 in time it takes to shoot the 16 from the TS-12. And it is way faster than a Saiga 12 with 4 mags. Capacity, and the 2 at a time shots makes it faster at tube dumps. And reloading is easier and faster then mag stuffing. And these are some of the reasons why the DP-12 is better then semi-autos. But it is heavy at 11lbs stripped down weight it can be too much for ladies and small guys. Mine is loaded with the works package. And with a full load it comes in at 14.5 lbs. When it comes to laying down the hate, there is nothing better. Maybe a Seiga with a 25 shell drum. If you have ever seen a 25 shell mag you would know how impractical it can be.

[@joshuagibson2520]

@@FelixDKatz-tb7or even a 10 round box mag for a SG is a bit unwieldy to me.

[@Stroz92]

My browning auto 5 can't shoot light recoil loads (without jamming) but my remington 870 will shoot any shell. If you practice with a pump you can shoot them almost as fast.

[@FelixDKatz-tb7or]

@@joshuagibson2520 thanks. Yeah that was my point. Just imagine a 26 rounder. It is about the size of a spare tire.

[@michaelmcatee221]

Me first!