Best comment here!👍

Exactly 💯

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Literally about to type the same thing lol

Heard same

Not to mention the ubiquity of the 9mm Para cartridge.

So what colin is saying is, husband material carries 9mm

True. All handguns are meant to do is poke holes If you want more damage switch to a rifle

Thanks for this. I'm new to ownership and first was a 9mm . I plan on visiting many of our National Forests and have learned my 9mm won't be sufficient in the Forests, so been researching full size ( have a cc 9) for my second. Now to figure out which 10mm..

Very well said😂..I don’t have a 10mm so I carry 9mm for hoods and woods.I usually carry my P365XL Spector Comp.it’s the perfect CCW IMO.it’s plenty small enough to easily conceal and it holds 17+1. if I’m going into the woods,I like to carry the full-size P320.1)it holds 21+1 .2)it my favorite pistol and I put nearly $3K into that build.being a full-size gun,I don’t get to carry it that often.I put a lot of money into that gun and dammit,I want to carry it when I can😂I don’t like open carrying in public but when I’m in the wood,it’s gonna be on my hip I have a M17 as well but it doesn’t get much love anymore after I built my custom P320.

5:38 He literally says he's biased 😬 haha but I agree that Colion does a great job of poking fun at and hyping up all calibers.

Fuckin A lol 💯

Amen.

@@slipp3ryslop3 I think Mr. Soto is talking about himself.

Lol, me too.

They make blue pills for that.😂

It's a red pill.

The right type! Don’t be ashamed people aren’t as good as us

LGBT? Just joking...

"I didn't know it at the time, he ended me. He passed 6 days later when the wound got infected. He joined me in the afterlife, told me the whole story. We laugh about it now."

shot placement, mate. it's all about shot placement.

That might not be true if literally everyone is looking for it.

For real....

The availability of 9mm in SHTF is very well balanced with the demand and supply ratio.

You carry 9mm because ammo is plentiful. I carry 9mm because I'm a skinny guy who can't handle .45. We are not the same.

If you find yourself in a battle during SHTF chances are higher that the person you were battling has 9mm you can take from them if you manage to win the battle.

If you know how to shoot capacity really isn't king

@@flake3299 Isn't that why 9mm guys preach about shot placement?

"Quantity has a quality all its own"

A full size 9mm isn't the same size as a .45 compact. Lmfao.

I agree! My CCW is 40 Caliber, 45ACP and I use carry my 10MM but not anymore that round is too powerful and an overkill. 😂

10mm LOL, you beefin with bears boy?

As long as they're competent with it. Guys who carry but never go to the range, don't have a proper holster, are always showing off their carry gun while it's loaded, etc. scare me.

Preach!

@@icallmy12gnot12 😂 😂 😂

This doesn't make any sense. "I carry one of the highest charged handgun rounds because anything more powerful would be hard on my wrists." The .40 is the same sized round with less powder behind it. In fact it was created for the FBI to replace the 9mm to reduce recoil. Going with a .38 might even make more sense. It's the round I most recommend for people with weaker wrists that want something a little more powerful.

@@DevonBagley 40 S&W loads 350 to 500 foot pounds of muzzle energy, 9mm Luger between 300 and 400. 38 special is less, but I don't want to carry and practice with a revolver. 380 ACP is less, but is even more ineffective out of typical carry guns. Do you reload?

Only thing he got wrong is the pocket handful of loose rounds, not just one extra to top off the 17 mag 😄

Omg! So true! I AM that 9MM carrier he perfectly describes 😂😂

Everything but the freelance round for the G17 mag. Funny, but nope

Ever killed anyone?

@@hardybuzz3592 can't speak for him, but for me? No. And I hope I never have to. What I can say is if anyone is ever stupid enough to try and kill me, they're going to have one helluva hard time trying. I don't say that to sound like a tough bro-bro asshole. I say that because I know what having a firearm is for. It is for one thing when you carry; to give you a fighting chance to survive much greater odds than you ever could compared to being unarmed. I will do anything to avoid the conflict and deescalate as much as possible. Hell, many cops go an entire 30+ year career without having to shoot someone. I hope that is me in life in general. But I've made peace with the fact that if the day comes where it is unavoidable, if talking fails, if conceding and trying to leave fails, I won't hesitate. I like life, want the best for others, and refuse to be a victim.

Lol 9mm with Lehigh defense +p and shot placement is everything

Did you ever see him without the hat? Google his photos, zero of them .lol

Same, would buy!

Zip-ups are the 9mm of the hoodie world. 👍

@@deerpichells yeahhh 😜

Same. Though I still have my .40. It was my first pistol, and I'm pretty sure it's a sin to let any CZ go.

@@ProJock Whatever.

​@@ProJockevery gun is a chick gun if they know how to use it...js

Right I've seen 32 h&r 25 acp and 380 acp disappear entirely 9mm only got more expensive never disappeared

Weird because here in northern Michigan you couldn't find any NATO calibers, just oddball hunting cartridges and revolver rounds.

​@itsgonnabeokaylittlebuddy3757 glad I'm from Alabama we stayed in stock of ammo and guns. I was literally still buying tracers and dragonbreathe when base ammo was scarce everywhere else

@@Dajokerboy101 You could find tracers and dragonsbreath. All the common calibers like 9mm, .223, 5.56, 7.62x39, .308 those were all sold out. Everything else was on the shelf still, especially the oddball loads. Wasn't a big deal tho because I get the bulk of my ammo online, but I try to support local gun stores if I can.

@@MI2APatriot possible trade in the future if needed

Shot placement is the primary goal.Your second round should be fast AND accurate.Sometimes your first round is to give you time to plan your SECOND round.Practice is paramount, especially with handguns,Monthly is the minimum you should practice for EDC,maybe a little less for home defense.

I hate ranges. I just go find a quiet spot in the mountains or the desert.

@@SpclOps20 totally agree. I shoot in my backyard. Most ranges are strict with what you can and can’t do.

I actually saw an early '70's Corolla in a Walmart parking lot a couple days ago...looked to be in great shape. Not a show stopper, but garaged and well cared for.

You must carry 9mm.😄

I want a Toyota Hylux for this very reason 😂 plus it can handle a crew served w system in the bed...🤷🏼‍♂️😁

I guess you didn't understand the video

Exactly and less recoil means more accuracy and accuracy is more important than having a stronger chamber bullet

How about the recoil reduction springs for a 40 and 45?

@@slide5039 I never looked into that. regardless of that, there's still the availability and costs of 9mm practice ammo compared to .40 S&W and .45 ACP. Not to mention my training ammo has similar ballistic characteristics to my carry ammo. So I'm training with ammo that's very similar to what's in my EDC's. That's not something I was easily able to achieve with other calibers.

@@ericinMN1970 Good point. Thanks for the input

Today's $25 is the same as $6 used to be

@@yossiitzinger - i bought 9mm FMJ box of 50 rounds yesterday for $12.99

How many rounds do you guys fire on one range session? Range is getting really expensive nowadays.

@@TaurusAdventures I haven't been to the indoor range in decades, but if I remember correctly, it was charged by the hour so with two guns, we fired off probably around 200 rounds in an hour or so. While one gun was cooling down, we'd fire the other.

That some gas price story shit 😂

Great choice works year round accurate and effective

I still carry a 357 mag 😊

Yeah,if I lived in one of them states,I would go with .40S&W,.45ACP or 10mm too.luckily,here in Tennessee I don’t have that problem.I carry a P365XL Spector Comp,it holds 17+1.I also have a custom full-size P320 and it holds 21+1 but it’s too big to comfortably carry With that being said,I hope things change in your state.I hate how the gun laws are in some states

9mm is the jack of all trades, master of none. I dont want to have to buy 10 different guns for 10 different scenarios. 9mm does everything I need it to.

​@@stephenhood2948buy a 10mm too or get a .460 rated 1911 with comp.

@@andrewgates8158 I do live among the bears in WV, but in a fairly large city and don't spend much time deep in the woods. I was just replying to a comment above saying I may have to look into something more powerful for just this reason. Not long ago I had a Glock 23, but sold it. I wouldn't think a .40 cal is going to do anything but piss a bear off anyway. I have been thinking about buying a new pistol, I am going to look into a 10mm. I would likely look into something like a Glock 20.

​@@stephenhood2948my uncle lives out in Tucker County, WV near the tippy tip of Maryland. I'm actually with him right now at Thanksgiving dinner and he says he wouldn't tell anybody to carry anything smaller than .357 for bear defense. He has a Sig P226 in .357... He also says to use hard cast bullets, because they offer better penetration than FMJ or hollows and bears tend to have hard domes. He uses Buffalo Bore hard cast ammo.

​​@@stephenhood2948if you're getting it for that, I'd suggest watching all the 10mm ballistics comparisons from Tools&Targets. One thing that has become a problem with 10mm is ammo companies are cheaping out and basically turning it into .40 Long. A weak shell of itself. Very few companies create true 10mm like it was originally loaded nowadays, Buffalo Bore being one of them. If you REALLY want to stockpile ammo for 10, might I suggest learning to reload instead of getting cheap plinking loads for training. Because the cheap stuff is neutered, and that's being kind.

At least they have a bed. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

​@@adamschrader328we can still afford a place to sleep cuz the ammo is so cheap

I wear a yarn hat during winter to bed. I keep my head shaved all year, and it's cold.

Cuts down on the bruising from the headboard

That's crazy, my wife is always complaining about me still having my hat on in bed LOL

Happy Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving!

How do you think he parted the Red Sea?😂

I carry a light that extends past my barrel on my striker fired so it doesn't go out of battery as easily

Revolvers are awesome. If a full size was easily concealable, it would be my choice. Otherwise a compact pistol over a snubby or pocket pistol IMO.

If the slide is pushed back at all on a semi auto...it takes the gun out of battery, and it won't shoot. That has always impressed me as a great benefit of a small revolver in extreme close contact situations. The revolver will shoot, and deliver full muzzle blast as well.

Some people are just stuck in the past lol

I have that same exact gun except mine is just the glock 30s and I love it too. Little hand cannon. Same exact size as my glock 19 gen 5.

@@robison87 Hey, hand canons are more than acceptable. Nobody wants to shoot twice haha. I wanted to buy the 30s but it was a hot commodity at the time, and of course why would you wanna wait hahaha. I will say the holster options for yours are definitely much higher than mine. Which by the way if you get around to LAS concealment holsters. you won't be disappointed.

A proper belt would change your world. I've used a Kore Essentials X5 for years now.

​@WorldV1ralDailydamn brother might as well throw in a Rambo knife!!"

Put two spare mags on the weak hand side, and try a different belt.

If you go with untucked shirts, suspenders solve that problem real quick and aren’t even visible…

Lol

So genuine and you got 14 like for that comment in under 30 minutes. 😁 He's an agent of the state who is always claiming that fake events are real events and pushing agendas and you know it. You are part of his team paid to back him up and no doubt run several other accounts the have just been commenting here saying how great you think he is.. & That.... Is how it WORKS!

@@GMT439 I think this is my favourite KZfaq comment ever now.

@@GMT439 ROFLMAO!! oh wait, you are serious.

If you're from Houston it's the 1st time I heard that. Worked the plants for decades down there.

Exactly correct..

How are you gonna talk about the heavier recoil of a .40 Then say it's becoming irrelevant because of 10mm which kicks harder than a .45

I did the same thing!

@@demonjmh It's because the 9mm is effectively the same ballistic capability as a .40, with less recoil and greater capacity, while a 10 mm is better at doing what .40's main selling point is, power.

Also his complaint wasn't against the recoil itself, but the recoil relative to it's overall energy.

Yeah but the 9mm IS more gun because it has more capacity. Go look at every cop or operator they carry 9mm with +p hollows

​@homelessman3483 that's just factually incorrect. 9mm is most common but plenty of officers carry .40 and even .45

@@jeffhall768 Depends on what their agency allows. Our local PD allows 9mm 40 and 45 for sidearm and 380 38 special 9mm 40 45 for backups.

That's why I carry 9mm +P rounds with ~450 ft./lbs. energy. Not too much, not too little.

@@homelessman3483 that's not the reason cops all carry 9 mil. It's cost effective. Plain and simple. There are dozens of examples of cops being outgunned.

Those 9mm advancements have been applied to the other calibers as well. So…back to square one lol

LOL, the recoil of the larger calibers at most is very slightly more than 9. But 99% of the time, its just shit fundamentals that cause everyoneto seek 9mm as a hardware solution

I have carried a 22 with federal punch. If you can do good follow up shots than it make it up.

What James Butler Hickok said about gunfights, "Speed counts - accuracy counts more". Spray and pray is bad form, too many possibilities of innocents being collateral damage.

.223/5.56 was developed directly with that in mind. Volume of fire. 9mm was developed because the Germans weren't fully satisfied with 7.65 Parabellum. So old Georg Luger made it essentially a straight wall cartridge at 9mm so as to not have to massively redesign parts and tooling for the Luger pistol that the Germans were eyeballing to adopt.

The stories from Vietnam to Iraq always have the same tune though. "I shot that guy 5 times before he dropped". Never heard a WW2 vet say that.

While this is true, we are talking about handguns, not heavy rifles and 100's of rounds of ammo. Big difference.

Well I know for a fact you can carry 2 to sometimes 3 (depending on grain weight) 5.7x28mm to one 9x19mm round. So if weight penalty versus capacity is your primary driver, you can carry 70 rounds (3 mags plus gun) of PSA RK1 in 5.7x28mm for less overall weight as 35 rounds 9x19mm (G19 plus two mags). Not that you would, but that you could... You can argue efficacy of the larger round, but you can do the same argument for 5.56x45mm and 7.62x51mm, which was the OP's original point. Just food for thought.

@@mv223 yeah but it sort of gets more extreme for a handgun i would think. 17+1 for a glock in 9mm is more ammo per size than a 40 cal glock per stick right? I dont personally know, thats why i said its my theory. But i imagine the mags are similar size and much different capacity the higher the caliber. Capable of single stacking versus double stacking mags in the same sized frame? Just take a revolver for example, 8-10 rounds of .22 or one of those 500mags holds 5-6? And the 500mag is twice as heavy and much larger and unwieldy. The 9mm is sort of a balance between the two. Effective in all cases, weight, availability, shoot ability, capacity etc. as i said, just my theory, everyone has their own preference.

What?

​@@Lksupasteienno, that's his line

@@borregoayudando1481 Come again?

@@Lksupasteien CAN YOU SAY THAT LOUDER