Also the speech about affecting your community is true.

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I think a significant degree of Americans have arrived at this insight, after the George F. riots swept the Nation. Firearm sales have continued to break records, continuously.

Federal, state and local law enforcement share pretty much the same view, in that it is not their responsibility to protect you.

I don’t know, the line ‘should be kicked in the nuts’ was good for the person who starts off a new shooter with a 12 gage.

Thank YOU !!!

The bolt action rifle should be chambered in a round that can be used on medium to larger game. Thus no 5.56's. .308 Win is perfect all around.

@@MadFox-jr6by ~Exactly correct!! My friend got a new bolt-action Mossberg MVP in 5.56 in the bush for a survival type weapon. That is a very dumb move because a person wants a caliber that is good for hunting medium Deer sized game. Either a rifle in bolt-action ‘or’ lever-action 7.62x39, 44 Rem Mag, 30-30, 6.5 Creedmore, 243, 260, 7mm-08, or 308 is a minimum for hunting medium Deer sized game and larger. Especially when we also have Moose, Elk, and Black Bear here.

The Ruger Scout rifle chambered in .308 Win is an excellent option imo. They make a .350 Legend version also but you might run into ammo availability issues with that one.

​@@royjohnson465You can take deer with 5.56, but you're entirely right that .308 gives you more options.

Thanks!

So I'm good. Great. 😂

The Canik MC9 doesn’t appear to be the same quality as its predecessors. There have been issues with it and some say to wait for the Gen 2 version of the Canik MC 9 The prior Canik pistols are very highly regarded amongst serious shooters.

I want a my M1 Carbine a WW2 classic, There was also the F auto M2 used in the Korean War and also late WWII in 1945

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Yep you right,if you aint already have,try the ar style shotgun,fun to shoot low recoil

And if you’re really hurting on cash. You can open up the crimp on bird shot, fill it with hot wax and close it and boom. Home made slugs with 1 oz of lead, ready to go for 0.30 cents a shot!

I’ve tried it in my Fakenelli and it runs as well as unwaxed birdshot!

Yep. You can hunt with a defense shottie if you have to. You can defend yourself with a hunting shottie if you have to. And there's an ammunition type for every target and situation.

@@JD-tn5lz yeah you right,pretty good defense and hunting weapon to

Words to live by.

Whether* you like it or not.

And the cops won't save you either

Hell yeah 😎. People need to wake up!!! No one is safe anymore.. Real men and women, do whatever it takes to protect the ones they love. ❤

I just spent 4x the cost of my AR-15 in ammo after I heard lake city will be sending their ammo designed for civilian contacts to Europe and other places. 😮

Hope things get better at lest we good

Big supporter of your work

I remember the covid gun buying craze. Never in recorded history was there so many new gun owners. I remember guys saying how they planned on buying like new guns after the hysteria was over, yet not many got rid of their newly acquired firearms.

Hes a great shot

Best is Hickok.

" CAUSED ME TO SPEND THOUSANDS, " LMAO.

Me three! I've bought so many that he has reviewed! 😂😂

@@DS..69 he definitley smokes alot of pots

I came here with a lifetime of experience so I'll go ahead and tell you that you made the right move. This fine man is spreading the correct knowledge and mindset

5 minutes bare minimum, and that's if you live in a major city with a large police force. A lot can happen in 5 minutes.

Dude I’m a cop and say the same. I live in a pretty antigun state and a lot of people are scared to get into guns because of it. So when I go to calls where people are concerned about stalkers or something like that…. I ALWAYS ask them if they’ve considered a firearm. They just don’t know how to get into it and where to start.

​@@benn454thats assuming someone calls lol

When seconds count, police are minutes away.... Nothing against police it means they cant be everywhere every second!!!!

I heard a Florida Sheriff put it this way. "When seconds count, the Sheriff's Department will be there in minutes!"

Great content!

Which one ?

Waiting for my daughter to be old enough for my range, I can’t wait

We did the same. I got one that came with a bipod to support the barrel , otherwise it was too heavy for them to support.

As the twig is bent so grows the tree

100%

SHTF preparation comes in real handy when a tree falls on your house, or you lose your job, or you have a major medical issue, or a hurricane floods your property and your house is condemned. Assuming of course that one's SHTF preps didn't start and end with an unhelpful number of AR15s and ammo and armor.

Well said. I like guns. I don’t necessarily like all gun advocates.

I’m only upset i couldn’t like this comment more than once

Sounds like a defeatist attitude and i don't like it. It is a clown world out here. Someday, someone is going to restore order.

Especially if you have kids

​@@abstractapproach634Or squirrels 😉

@@JackFalltrades Or live in the hood.🙄

TX22 competition model with a red dot is a very nice .22 that actually holds some rounds. It may be a Taurus but just look at the reviews. It's a slick accurate pistol. Now if you own a p365 or 320 go with a p322 it will help you with your training and accuracy because it's just a tad small version and controls are the same. Great practice pistol for sigs

@@POSSUM3K3nah Taurus is junk, Glock 44 all the way.

I don't believe things are worse but the news coverage is just much better

I’d recommend watching T-Rex arms as well since you’re a new gun owner

That's really good, man. You don't need to necessarily disassemble/assemble super often with your firearms if you're doing a breakdown/cleaning properly, but it's great to build familiarity. Idk what kind of firearms you have, and no one needs to know, but I hope you're not stressing the budget if you have higher priced calibers. If you want to work on marksmanship, I would suggest higher volume at the range with a .22. With a high quality rifle, you can fire any .22 ammo without problems. I personally have an hk416 and it has Always shot sweet. First 500 rounds were total budget bullets and not a single one misfires, whereas with my ruger .22 LR pistol, I would misfire on 4 of 10 rounds with the same ammunition

@@TheMistaneff i know they dont build things like they used to and my ruger is older than i am(which sadly means it wont accept anything over the 10 shot mags... without becoming a jamfactory...) but even with the ejector having busted and kicking about half of it some time back it still fires reliably and cycles just fine after i put it back to the correct facing(had gotten backwards at some point and was sticking out the back of the receiver?) didnt know much about the rifle growing up and aside the most basic of cleaning it had never had a full tear down and deep clean till some years ago at which point i decided to look up a diagram of it to see what this weird lever looking bit was only to find out it was what was left of the ejector haha. cant say on their pistols as mine is an ancient rifle but it has never given me trouble with misfires even with rounds that a buddies curious bullpup .22 wouldnt fire.

@@clintkees6158 If your ruger has a busted ejector (and from the 10 rd mag comment, I'm guessing it's a 10/22), CALL RUGER. They have one of the very best customer service programs in the industry, and they'll fix your Ruger no matter HOW old it is. Failing all else, (if it's a 10/22) buy a new Ruger BX trigger group and drop it in - two pins - it comes with the extractor installed. But I'd call Ruger first. Heck, I'm an FFL, and when my wife's Mark II broke the hammer strut assembly I called Ruger to order a new one. They told me to send it in because it needed to be fitted by a gunsmith, and they tightened up the whole gun while they had it! (gun probably had 20,000+ rounds through it by then; she'd gotten it used). shoots great now.

Beautiful love story.

Firearms have been part of my professions since I was 17years old. I'm in my 50's now, and I still live train three of four times a week...and 75% of what I shoot is .22LR. It gets the reps in and frankly, fundamentals are fundamentals whether you shoot .50AE or .22LR.

Yup I learned on a bolt .22lr rifle and a Colt single action .22lr revolver. The revolver was my Grandpa’s and my dad bought the rifle for me to learn on. Dad used to soot the mongoose in the back yard with a .22lr growing up because Grandpa had chickens

Same

I live in an area where you should make the assumption the other person is armed. An armed society is a polite society. I called out a tree trimming guy, he comes out and has a gun on his hip. A/C guy, same. It is safer that way, most people are good people and in the event a bad person does something the more people with firearms that know how to use them safely the less likely the bad man is going to get away with victimizing anyone.

Awesome!

Yes.. cant beat them.

BTW what kind of PU did you run over with? Just askin.

@@terry_willis Silverado 1500. It was leaning on the tail gate and my buddy hit reverse and it fell on the ground

@@StroalOutdoors Now that's what you call a torture test.

What was the semi auto?

Fuckin A right

Should be an electronic poster, let alone a for ever wall poster!!!!!

I'd be the first to promote that!! In any form!!!!!

I’m sending that thought to my grandson.

A knife in a gun fight is a losing proposition.

Just built one from. Scratch shoots awesome.

Word!

Isreal learned that fast

​@@TucoTheKillerI learned that when the police were told to stand down during the riots in Minnesota. Not long before, a TV talking head said we don't need guns. The police will protect us!

2A didn't protect us from Trump.

the more i practice with the walther ppqm2 the less i want to carry it appendix. so its a bedside gun. or if i know im going to a bad neighborhood gun.

Sure, I agree if you have time. If you just want a simple self defense gun to store for just in case then get a revolver. Just pull trigger and it goes bang. In the night not much practice will help you aim so be careful....

Research: Standard Arms DP-12. Its bad-ass.

I agree. Same with the 500.

I need to update my shotgun from my old 1200

The only thing I dislike about the 88 is the safety, a cross tang would be easier to engage in both directions

@@RustyShackle1776 100% never understood the spring loaded mechanisms.

Also, he's not a salesperson.!! No B.S. reviews!!

Prefer a semiautomatic shotgun. Benelli M4 was expensive over a decade or more ago. Still works flawlessly.

It's slowly eroding away to nothing thanks to the liberals.

They're problem solvers.

Indeed!!

Ugly sure but HI points do work.

Better than a Stapler, just barely 😢

It's not a bad idea if you really think about it. Everyone is carrying 9mm mostly, but it's not bad to have a few Hi-points in other calibers if...IF something happens to the 9mm supplies and all you can find is other calibers. The Hi-point CF 380 is identical to their 9mm Hi-point, except for the barrel and spring. Even the 9mm mag is identical to the 380 mag. You can pick up the barrel and spring for 25 bucks, allowing you to convert the .380 to 9mm without buying a whole new gun. The 10mm Hi-point can also fire the .40 s&w without any mods. All Hi-points are +P rated too.

Which “flavor” of the Mav 88 are you using in the video?

I own 2! Great 12g!

My psa's have thousands of rounds through them. My first was a bca upper that didnt make it 700 rounds before i sent it back. Too many problems to list here but they were cool enough to give me a refund like 6 months later. I can't imagine anyone else doing that.

BCA has had SO MANY ISSSUES! That was a Shocker....

A *Mauser* 1911? What's that like?

@@AJadedLizard It has the look of a Colt 1911 A1 Government. It is made in Germany, probably by GSG, as aftermarket parts are the same for both.

Same here. My gun collection in total cost less than someone's over done ar 15 lol. I have everything I need to protect my family from potential threats.

@@g8rayrr So, in your mind what specifically comprises an "overdone AR"?

@derekheuring2984 anything over 500 bucks lol.

It's better to have 1 gun and 1000 rounds than 3 guns and 50 rounds. Competent instruction is super important. Good practice can be done with dry fire. Use snap caps. They cost $10-$20. And follow up with real rounds. Snap caps don't train recoil management.