And honestly that's how I've been carrying mine the last 3 days, lol

I keep my PPQ pierced also. Every two weeks I'll change it out over the weekend after letting it sit empty for two days when I'm not carrying it. I also take the PVC balls out every night when I get home and put them back in the next day.

I've had mine for almost while now and I always carry it loaded and change it almost every month just incase but honestly doesn't leak at all and my mag is still good

The glock is that good? I think I'll need that over the byrna

That's fuckin awesome to know. I've only had it two weeks maximum but a year dude??? Thanks ALOT FOR THIS INFO now i don't gotta worry about pre piercing. I got 3 of their markers and each got 3 mags except my glock 4 mags becuz I got 2 of them lol. I make sure to lube the o rings always too but a YEAR DUDE??? I LOVE THIS GUN LMAO AND BRAND T4E

@@LoganWalters-yd4lh Well in a real situation these aren't strong enough to do anything anyway, honestly. They still awesome fun to carry though.

@@DKSpencerCustomKinetics all face n eye shots bud 🎯

@@LoganWalters-yd4lh 😂😂 True though

That's what I'm waiting for. Seen a couple of videos but they never are able to increase the power. That's the only thing that let's this pistol down.

I've seen a couple people say that with the riot ball solid aluminum I believe they're 1.8 g they're getting on a stock ppq43 around 7.8 joule. I believe home defense 24 it could have been another company apparently attempted modifying the magazines and they ran into leaking issues so they decided to stop. It would be nice if somebody could increase power a little bit with some modification to the magazine complete technology solutions is trying to do something in that area.

Cool. Thanks for the Heads up.

I thought they do have em

@@chrisbreezy-ryanbarbosa4320 you are correct! It wasn’t long after I posted this comment, that I stumbled upon a video showcasing said quick piercing magazines!

@@Possum880 $60 a mag tho. I got 3

​@1truthbegettingtold275 I got 4 normal ones for the glock I personally hate the look of the quick pierce I just have them pierce ready lol but everyone says itll.mess the o rings so far I lube it all the time liquid or silicone grease. And 2 weeks zero problems look like brand new someone said they done a year no problem. Obvious people will say it leak over time however I hear ZERO LEAKAGE. but i do agree they need to make a mag when it pierces UPON FIRING now that'll be the perfect magazine i heard tipmannx does this feature. I hope t4e make it like this some day. I got their ppq m2 built in Allen key pretty useful also extra mag for 199$ blue version. I also got the vp9 and the g17gen5. I personally like holding the ppq2 best but the g17 is a masterpiece especially how you can pierce it without an allen key. Just twist the bottom.and boom pierced love this feature. Close enough to a quick pierce.

I have one of the mags for the PPQ you're talking about. And coming from an actual handgun instructor there's nothing natural about that. You should not have to slap the bottom of your magazine or rack your slide when you draw your weapon. When you draw a real firearm you do one of two things, draw and shoot or draw and cut the safety off and shoot if it has one.

@@DKSpencerCustomKinetics funny my handgun instructors that are ex-military and also French military. Say otherwise… but to each his own

@@arkitekto323 Yes, military carry and use and concealed carry and use can be very different instructions. Especially the military you are talking about. With a good pistol, you should not need to ensure the mag is seated upon drawing in self defense. But in battle, sure. Complete different scenario you know you're going into battle, not getting mugged by one guy you weren't expecting. There are a lot of best practices that you teach in military settings based off of the type of weapon or the situation that don't apply in civi life. However, I don't know how anyone would have the argument that you should be carrying it unloaded and you should have to rack your slide before you shoot somebody. Cuz for one thing that takes time for another thing you have to use two hands to do that unless you're really experienced which if you're really experienced, you wouldn't be carrying it unloaded anyway not to mention the fact that that's one less round that you can carry too. In my opinion and a lot of other firearm instructors opinion, it is more dangerous to carry a gun like that. Look some military weapons didn't have nearly the safety features in place to keep the hammer from striking the firing pin if it was dropped as stuff does now. Which is where that kind of stuff comes from but that is like not even realistic or necessary in modern Times in a CCW sitch

@@DKSpencerCustomKinetics shouldnt the mag tap be more optimal ? I know the glock got its own mag now but instead of just simply tapping it then fire, without the quick pierce you gotta open it and start spinning again which would take quite a bit longer time

@@m4j0r3x Well realistically they're too weak to carry for anything real anyway. But this video was made quite a while back

@@Roofless_Raxx may have a bad seal

Imagine living in America and wanting to own this little toy instead of a real gun.

@@Gigachadly not all of use are of age to apply for permit yet dog man

@@Gigachadly when you got a felony and your state laws prohibits you from owning a firearm FOREVER (CALIFORNIA) use to be 10 years but gavin fuckin newsom the IDIOTIC FKIN BIAACH made it fuckin forever its RIDICUOUS how am I SOPPOSE TO PROTECT MY FAMILY

Yep, but I'm on my second mag and it's giving me a little bit of trouble sometimes getting a good seal never from the PPQ did I ever have a problem with that of course it's a complete different way to pierce it

Yes. Especially if you take it apart, lol

@@DKSpencerCustomKinetics luckily this ones the easiest to take apart. As far as .43’s go lol. Any brand recommendations? Any dos or dont’s? Rookie questions but most of my weapons have been issued, not hobby weapons where I’m customizing lol. I’ve always kept it super simple. Thanks for the response man, you’re killing it with lots of diverse content on here!

@@DKSpencerCustomKinetics hypothetically, if I were to offer to pay you for time and materials,shipping etc. would you maybe be willing to take on a custom job like that? If so you got an email, and what would you be looking for compensation wise? I don’t have Facebook so we’d have to communicate via email or something. Thanks for taking the time to read this either way man.

I will when I get another mag in

@@DKSpencerCustomKinetics your the man with the master plan!!! Can't wait to see the video.

Both are very effective get Reaper pepper balls and you will be fine!

Agreed

Maybe

@@DKSpencerCustomKinetics any ideas? From what I've seen online it's a waste of time.

@@adamkirk7991 I mean I'm definitely going to be experimenting with it but right off the top of my head other than the couple of things you can find searching around about all I know at this point I haven't even cracked the mag open yet I'm going to wait till I have another one first I honestly love the thing the way it is actually. I mean don't get me wrong if I can get more power I'm going to get more power as long as I don't have to sacrifice the blow back

Quick increase in speed and impact switch to aluminum rounds and silicone spray them

Yep

I think that it would be debatable so a concealed weapon is not the same thing obviously as a concealed firearm it could definitely fall under the concealed weapon category or at least be argued that it could in some areas I would think but were there you could really make it stick or not I'm not sure unless it was modified to higher power level I don't know if you would really call this a weapon.

It's a different mag you buy separately for the PPQ, M&P, or the old Glock style before the 17 that is licensed

Yeah, I agree. If I carry mine, I put pepper in it. Kinetically they are not effective unless you get lucky

.68 has more powder. .43 may not be enough to stop someone. Well something is better then nothing i guess.

Love you content thou. Keep up the good work.

@@tonesanchez456 You would need to empty the .43 I would think🤣

I don't actually carry one of these, unless it has pepper rounds in it. Well the reason people would carry something like this or I typically scary stuff that's considerably more powerful and actually will stop somebody but there's not every person that's allowed to have a gun and not every place that allows you to have a gun. So sometimes something is better than nothing don't you agree? But no I feel that you need to carry something that will at least actually stop somebody. But pepper rounds in one of these well-placed will 90 percent of the time. Kinetic rounds, I would not trust in these to be effective

Felons people who live in places that don't allow firearms oh and you know America in the next five years if it keeps going the way it is, that's who will have to, lol

You're not force to use it just because it on your body... If someone pull a real gun and you're not carrying one of these, then what are you going to do? Well, simply continue doing whatever you would do if you're weren't carrying. Plain and simple, it not rocket science... But if someone came at you with a blunt weapon or just their hand and leg, you now have the option to hurt them from a distance. How is this so hard to understand? Be smart about the situation and choose the best option. Not everyone can go buy and legally carry a real gun you know.

The best caliber is 9mm. These are paintball guns, don't try to use them for self defense or you'll end up in a grave. If you can't carry a real weapon then carry a pepper spray or a taser. Those are designed for personal protection, unlike T4E pistols, which are designed for training. Just to give you an idea - these guns deliver about 5 joules of energy, while a strong punch delivers over 100, and a 9mm bullet delivers over 600 joules.

@ This isn't true sir. Plenty of examples exist that show they are more than capable of being used for self defense. How would like to be shot eight times with a PVC, aluminum or riot ball?

@@stephenpope578 Probably as much as being shot eight times with a slingshot, and plenty of examples exist of people being badly hurt with it. Still, no law enforcement or security agencies in the world use slingshots. They use pepper sprays, tasers, batons and firearms, for a good reason - they work. None of them uses paintball guns. Even when they shoot rubber balls they use real firearms loaded with special ammunition, called baton rounds, which is way more powerful than t4e (about 150 joules).

@ There was a study done on self defense situations in America involving guns. In 92% of those situations the victim merely needed to brandish or point the firearm to deter the attack. It's rare to have to even fire a gun in a normal self defense situations if after the person realizes you have a gun, especially if they don't have a gun themselves. In which case even a replica would be better than having nothing. If they did have a gun I wouldn't suggest doing so obviously but in that situation I would suggest trying to pull out pepper spray either.

@ You need to get your facts straight... Law enforcement have been using these style of non lethal for a while now. It not this gun in particular but it still a "paintball gun". It also use in a few military branches. So do more research before spewing nonsense. Also, you suggest carrying a pepper spray or a taser... Try pulling anyone of that out when your attacker have a gun and see how that end up. It common sense to not pull out a non lethal against an attacker armed with a gun. A "paintball gun" allow you to defend yourself from a greater distance then both of those option and it also look like a real gun. There less of a chance that your attacker will change his mind after seeing you hold a tiny bottle of OC spray or a bright color taser. Many however, would quickly run when they see their target holding a "real" firearm.