Rob Wauro I feel it will seriously reduce the likelihood of stopping a fight without shooting unless it’s being brandished by a large man with clown makeup, Christmas themed undies, and work boots on, that will probably stop the fight without shooting
No problem if you utilize Condition 3 “Israeli Carry”. But actually, to have backups in Condition 3 is actually defeating the purpose of having a backup so to speak. I always carry condition 3 with my EDC. To chamber a round for your backup I would recommend a double action .380 with at least a15 pound pull. That is the ultimate safety.
The fact that you guys provide several alternatives to the main guns you’re presenting is something that all other gun channels lack and the reason I always come back to these videos!
It's like their trade mark, or something-- I love 'tuning in' to see just how many guns they can squeeze into a 'five-gun video'... No, seriously... lol Great video btw, gentlemen! 🖒😎
I’d rather get shoot with a .22. Itll generally pass right through so it won’t get stuck in your body. I’d at least give the person I shoot, from self defense, a little southern hospitality. Lol. I’ll even walk over and help them to the ground. Call the ambulance for them.
@@redsus8533 , I've never heard that .22LR will "pass right through." It's called "the scrambler" and " the brain scrambler". It's more likely to travel around once it enters the body.
I’d rather spend $500 on 6 flintlock pistols and be strapped up like a pirate 🏴☠️ But in all honesty- I carry G19 and with a T-Shirt G26 with 19 backup mag . It’s absolutely perfect . I can conceal both and I’m only 165 lbs .
Lol this is legit what my comment was going to be about. In Canada gun laws are super strict, though according to Canadian law single shot muzzle loading firearms, are not considered firearms meaning you can carry flint, match, wheel, or even fuse lock guns. The reason this is the case is because when the law was implemented they didn't want to piss off all the gun owners so thought this would minimize the political impact which it did. My brother & I made some black powder & we are going to make a hand cannon, hand bombard, as well as a mounted cannon & shoot those. It's just cold right now in the winter & don't feel like doing it now. We made a single shot pen projectile that shoots pellets though we're going to cast our own lead balls to shoot with the hand cannon & with the mounted cannon we will be shooting a packet of pellets like a shotgun & than move onto single projectiles like small cannon balls (since we don't want to spend a crap load of money on massive amounts of ingredients for black powder, you cant buy them in bulk in Canada). Last summer we were forging swords & the sort, now we're moving onto guns. Though we did get some nice forging supplies for this year, we got a bunch of scrap copper & are going to attempt to cast a bronze sword. Since it's winter we've just been making a lot of chain mail armour sheets. idk what you call them, it's a square of clad steel loops put together, we have no idea how to form them to fit a body.
@@user-zd9fc4vs4q You might want to look up the closest chapter of the SCA (Society for Creative Anachronism). It is a medieval "historical" group. They would be able to get you info on how to make chain mail "shirts".
@@phigdon3 lol I think I meant to say sheets, because I only know how to make a square pattern right now. Though I cant see my full comment so I might have used some stupid wording lol. Though thanks I'll check them out.
I've taken down two armed robberies walking into stores with an all stainless model 60 in .38, I did feel our gunned both times, surprise surprise! But the little thing held up, and shot straight!that was many mango seasons ago.Mike from Last Line of Defense, makes the most comfortable holster, and really minimal; for the Glock 43, Which I was thinking of swapping out for a p365, because of the grip angle. It's funny when people knock 1911's, I'll put my Wilson Combat Ultralight Commander up against any gun, its flawless, doesnt jam, and very accurate!Big round count doesnt win gunfights; the first round that hits the target usually does!Once again great video.
Nah, what I'm referring to was a case a couple years back where a dude tried to shoplift an AR out of a gun store by stuffing it down his pants. Didn't work.
I'm a big fan of revolvers. I carried a .38 special for several years, and I knew it would always work. Using a full size auto now, and I'm very fond of it, but it requires a lot more attention than that revolver did.
@@1099wert I don't need it to be concealment. I use it for home defense and target shooting. I've owned a number of firearms, and I've never needed any of them to be 'concealable'.
I am with you on that one. I am 30 and own both a 586 with a 4" barrel and a 1977 Model 10 with a 2" barrel. The 586 is my daily go to and the Model 10 is a formal outing gun. I plan on adding the Model 19 K Comp for evening carry and a M&P R8 for home defense (what can I say? I work better with revolvers.)
9mm/40s&w carry revolvers are much better. Heres the reasons..... 38spl out of a 3 inch barrel gets smoked by 200% by a 9mm out of the same length barrel. Even 357 mag out of a 2 inch barrel gets smoked 160% muzzle energy wise and is a lot more recoil than 9mm too in the same gun. MAC has a video on it proving that. I've been preaching that for YEARS
I feel like revolvers are going through the same thing bolt actions are....there's DEFINITELY a market for them, but nowadays with all the other options you have most people look at modern autoloaders and think, "why not just get that?". But revolvers or bolt guns being obsolete? No way in hell...not for a very long time...
That's the thing. I'm not John Wick. I'm not a Navy Seal. I'm not getting into gunfights at Costco. There's nothing wrong with carrying more rounds or a faster reload, but this idea that you may as well go unarmed if you don't have a red dot, flashlight, and at least a 19 round magazine with a 33 round reload is ridiculous. What I've always been told is your gun needs to hold at least 5 rounds, you need to have at least 10 rounds on you, and you need to be able to make hits on target accurately first and quickly second. A revolver can do that same as an autoloader.
What gas gun option matches or exceeds the inherent accuracy built into a bolt action system? Unless you give specifics your comparison is inaccurate. As far as revolvers and semi auto pistols yes you would be correct. Why carry a revolver over a semi auto other than you like it
I totally agree with your point about revolvers and autoloaders. I think bolt action rifles will be more relevant in the future than the revolvers. I hunt with a bolt action rifle and my son an autoloader. They both get the job done and so many variables to determine what works best for your situation.
I feel they will be the new go to "stock up" gun whether it be a .357 Or a 22 the gun nay-sayers won't go after them because most of them aren't black and carry 15+ rounds
I don’t know why, but when he said “when you’re in your bathing suit. Hello! Or your golf shorts. Alright?” I almost died laughing. Just his particular way of pronouncing and emphasizing those words was comedic gold without even trying hahaha. Love you guys 👌🏻
Tim James I bought a p238. Expensive. I can't carry it in a pocket because the hammer sticks out when cocked. To carry for self defense, it must be cocked and locked or you are giving the first shot to the bad man. When cocked, it catches on my pocket lining and I'm tangled. Not good in a gunfight. It now sits in the safe. I didn't think it through pre purchase.
On that list, its slimmer than most of these guns and has more capacity and features. I love the night sights...and I run the 12 round mags which gives me a full grip. 13 rounds is a great package for just walking around...
Great video...Carry 24/7 while off duty, and have Glock 43,19, Sprinfield Armory 1911 and others. Sold my Glock 26. I personally, by preference carry my S&W J frame 340 .357 Mag (hammerless so I appendix carry) . in a tshirt and board shorts is out of sight and out of mind but will always go bang with an insane punch. I am 6'3" 260 lbs and like having a highly reliable gun onboard and out of the way. I am not a fan of appendix carry with my Glock 43, but find it the way to carry with the J frame. Dont dismiss the wheel guns is all im saying, a great option.
@Riley Klote on my version of android, it was updated to a cookie and they turned the revolver emoji to a squirt gun. They're following the apple route
Good video. Never understood why people get so concerned about what others carry. As long as you’re carrying in a safe manner, I could give two shits what gun you have. Carry a $5000 1911 or a $200 HighPoint. Doesn’t matter to me. Your life, your choice.
I carry a Browning 380 1911 every day. I love 1911s but I have smaller hands so it's really comfortable to me. The 4.25" barrel really gets the most out of 380 ammo also.
I carried a Ruger P89 for years, I liked the double stack option. But 2 years ago, I purchased a M&P Shield 9mm and love it. I carry in the small of the back in a Sticky Holster
Chris O Interesting, I had a p89 a while back as well and never thought of carrying a shield in sticky in small ‘o back. It works good for you? Never used a sticky holster and was eyeing one last time at my LGS to possibly use with my pps, but thought those stickies were for pocket carry only. How does it stay in small ‘o back position?
@@thisSiteSucksHard since it is an iwb holster the wb holds it firmly in place even when drawing and reholstering. I had my doubts at first to be honest, but a friend who carries his Sig in one recommended it, and for the price at the time I couldn't turn it down. I have had mine for about 2 yrs and have yet to have any issues.. I carry my M&P Shield 9mm in it and it has been amazing, I wouldn't trade the sticky for any other. It is extremely confortable
At home i leave a American regent 22lr. For the wife as a just in case and a Jimenez ja380. Good gun accurate as heck. Only had one issue with it the trigger. Got repaired and been just fine since 250+ rounds.
I currently carry a G19 Gen5 MOS FS with Talon Grips (granular), an RMR, and a TLR-7 in a Tier1Concealed Agis. Before this gun, I carried a standard G19 Gen5 since April, 2018 in a KSG Armory Velox. I have a small stature, I am about 5'6", with a decent beer gut and it conceals extremely well and is pretty comfortable. I went to the range the other day and was talking to a 30-year veteran police officer about concealed carry. When I mentioned that I carry a G19 every day, he asked incredulously "You can conceal one of those?". I replied, "I can, and currently am." I then lifted my shirt and to his disbelief, there it was. I'm not going to claim that I can't feel it, or that it's not bothersome at all (particularly when seated), but it is extremely reasonable, and with minor positional adjustments I can comfortably drive several hours without pain. Appendix carry is amazing, I really don't get why some people seem to hate it with such a burning passion.
If your rich! Everyone goes Glock. Don't need a high dollar gun. If I pull the trigger and it goes bang. A High point will do. It will fire every time. The Bad gun don't care. If he's dead. What kind of gun you have. Shawn
My Summer carry is a G19 in a crossbreed supertuck, winter carry is a G17 with the grip cut down to accept G19 mags, with a TLR1 light in a crossbreed supertuck... I also carry a G17 mag for a reload
Ruger LCR and LCRX in 327 Fed Mag gives you 6 rounds and can shoot a variety of ammunition. 32 S&W,32 S&W long, 32 H&R magnum and 327 Federal Magnum. 327 is loaded to different power levels. You can load from mild to wild and 327 ammo gives energy levels exceeding those of the 9mm and gives excellent penetration and expansion.
Carry the glock 19 90%of the time and have concealed carried in the summer at 3 o'clock position in a safariland gls paddle holster with a button up dress shirt with a checkered or colorful pattern.. Not a Hawaiian shirt... But have carried concealed and nobody noticed it, just saying its possible. I most of them time carry iwb with g19!! THE other 10% I will carry a shield 9mm and that just dissappears with iwb holster... So you can go from category 1-goldilocks with no problems.. Just depends on what you wear the season etc... Just my 2 cents!! ✌️
I'm glad I was able to entertain you and i enjoy entertaining people and if I can make one person laugh or smile every day then that makes me happy! 😁✌️
Well if I had to decide between 9mm and 45, then I'd go 45 for stopping power. You get shot with a 1911 45 and tell me how it feels. Hollow points in that size are meant to stop someone, I dont care about penetration.
@Fascista Mejicano that's fine. If someone is shot 3 times in the chest with a 45 then they deserve to live lmao. I'd have to see that myself before I believed it. And if you need 17 rounds to shoot at something or defend yourself then you're either a horrible shot or bit off more than you can chew.
I like me some wheel guns. I have plenty of semi automatic side arms. Never had a firing issue with revolvers. Had some issues with the semi autos, hang fires,stove pipes which could be ammo related. Screws backing out, triggers jammed/sticky. Feeding issues etc.
The best gun is the one you carry comfortably. I've carried for over 40 years n have tried every conceivable fashion. I am a Glock fan as a retired professional within my skill set. Folks whom choose to ccw/cpl legally, I commend you all. As more eyes amongst the audience the better the chances of being backed up theoretically speaking. As we all are the audience soft targets for those who feed off that objective status. Firearms are much like fishing, it depends upon the weather n your environment. An which you shoot weekly or biweekly. If you ever get involved in a questionable self defense. The first 5 minutes the DA will exploit that fact that you ccw/cpl for self defense, yet you didn't nor sought additional training nor documented range time on a biweekly basis. You soon will realize that you're having the playing field leveled abruptly. It's that initiative question the DA has just entertained in the jurors possibilities. NEVER EVER, alter your ccw/cpl carry guns. Train with the same carry weapon, n practice drawing from stressful circumstances. I'd say stay with single stack semi automatic with night sights Always. You are almost guaranteed to have your weak arm out in front while drawing your gun. Still think you don't need one in the pipe n cocked? If you're not comfortable with that circumstance. Get additional training until you do. I can guarantee in most instances, you Will Not be able to rack the slide n click off your safety. I've known cases after cases, that unfortunately ended with the ccw/cpl carrier was unable to defend themselves. Pack Smart, not Dead imho.
I never understand when someone says a safety will get you killed.....and they go on to say training will help you drawing the gun and aiming and pulling the trigger but yet the process of clicking off the safety cant be overcome by training. I say training with a safety prepares you just like training prepared you for drawing, aiming and firing. I dont know why we cant say its better to have a gun, safety or NOT, than not having a gun at all when its needed. The fact a gun has a safety is not the issue....if it was...then why... Military trains with safeties and most of their guns have safeties and have for decades.... If a person cant handle a safety on a pistol, why is a safety on a shotgun or rifle a good thing. I have not been in a shoot out. The ones ive seen on video dont often show a quick response as key as well as concealment was key. The big advantage comes because the perp didnt know or expect you to have a gun. Once a person decides to use their gun in real life, from drawing out of civilian clothes to firing is one process and if you have a safety, you trained it as part of your process. Militray has for decades. I pull my gun, short gun or long gun, my mind never consciously thinks about the safety, it happens automatically
@@johnmccarty8941 Hey John, my apologies for the latest in viewing your question. I primarily ccw a Sig P938 with finger n extra round with night sites n a hoagie grip as I like rubber grips. If out n about in hot weather I often go with a NAA Black Widow 22mag. I have a NAA 22mag custom Pug as well around my neck but rarely. I pack 24/7/365 even at home n if going to church I carry additional mags. I do like my glock 27 in 40mm, as well as my Kimber Ultra Covert 45acp single stack. My buds got me a retirement gift a HK MP540 with the works. My favorite outfit hands down. I carry ccw mostly as pocket gun, one in the pipe n cocked. Don't underestimate a 22mag gut mouse gun. Only down fall is its 5 shot gut gun. 97% gun exchanges happen at 8ft or closer.
@@francostacy7675 Wise statement Franco. It's just the way I choose to ccw/cpl today after 40 some yrs. In most self defense incidents, the number one conflict with rapid deployment of one's ccw is they either don't click off the selector, or two the weren't able to rack a live round while being attacked. Every incident n person having their adrenaline hit their system is generally going to affect their response to coordinate the process of both imho. I encourage everyone to get 100 % proficient with one type of ccw/cpl method they feel comfortable training with n sticking to such method. In my experiences, most sudden attacks against good people take place to close n most people will respond with one hand in contact to warn off a attacker. Leaving ones strong arm n hand to successfully draw n fire under extreme duress. Having one in the pipe n cocked with safety engaged imho the way to ccw/cpl. Many will disagree with that specific ccw/cpl method. If you don't feel confident with such method you probably need more training till you do so imo. Not everyone is comfortable with that type of preparedness, be veryyy confident with one you personally feel comfortable with imo. I have n know manyyy that retrained for that option, as sudden violence against another individual generally happens extremely fast. Action is always faster than reaction. It just puts a ccw/cpl holder at a advantage under such circumstances if trained properly. Drawing n get on target you can do in the comfort of your home with several different techniques available. I use a time counter for such, drawing in several types of clothing n body positioning techniques as well. Any training is much better than none.
Revolvers are excellent carry guns. They have more stopping power than 9MMs, especially if you use a +P round. As far as it only being able to hold 5 rounds, if you need more than 5 rounds in a gun fight which typically only lasts 3-5 seconds, you are in BIG trouble.
Since you mentioned the Makarov, I'll mention the Polish P-64. It's a great summer time concealed carry option in 9x18. The downside is the low capacity single stack mag.
Not contesting your point at all, just wondering how many rounds is enough in a common self defense scenario? Seems no matter what your capacity the " what if" brigade will want more.
@@patrickgriffitt6551 Agreed. I don't think there's a magic number. It's just that there are modern pistols roughly the same size as the P-64 that can carry at least 10 9mm rounds, in some cases even 12.
Here are the results regarding failure to incapacitate from a ten-year study taking into account approximately 1,800 people shot by various calibers (published by the Buckeye Firearms Association, 2010). (Failure to incapacitate rate) (accuracy - head and torso hits): .22LR/Short/Long (31%) [76%] .25 ACP (35%) [62%] .32 ACP (40%) [78%] .380 ACP (16%) [76%] .38 Special (17%) [76%] 9mm (13%) [74%] .357 SIG/MAG (9%) [81%] .40 S&W (13%) [76%] .45 ACP (14%) [85%] .44 Mag (13%) [88%] Centerfire rifles (9%) [81%] Shotguns (12%) [84%]
Yeah, but it doesn't take into account the number of zombies that are in this study, & I'm pretty sure if I put 2 in the chest & 1 in the head from my 10mm theres NO survival, but ya just NEVER know so keep shooting till the twitching stops... Shot on & keep safe.
Sig isn't even that great for the price point. Bought a p938 that kept dropping mags fresh out the factory and the slide finish started wearing off in a week. Had a p320 until they weren't drop safe. A friend had a sig mcx 5.56 that jammed to high hell with lapua ammo. Anything but hipoint keltec and now sig.
Any real world analysis of DEFENSIVE situations will show you that most situations (over 99%) are ended with 1-3 shots. People scatter or drop to the ground... very rare for a target to take cover after being shot and get into a gun battle. People love high capacity guns (as do I) but nobody ever needs anything more than 5 rounds for carry purposes
@@jamesbarrick3403 Pardon me for being overly literal. "[N]obody ever needs anything more than 5 rounds..." This is false. The utility of carrying guns with capacities in excess of 5 rounds most certainly is a topic for debate, but I like the stance taken by Clint Smith, "No one in a fight ever complained about having too much ammo." Do I think more than 30 to be excessive? Yes. My personal stance is to carry a minimum of 1 reload (be it magazine or revolver's speed-loader) which puts me anywhere from ten rounds total to seventeen. If I had a double-stack 9mm, I would probably carry more than 30 rounds (if I stuck to my "1 reload" policy).
@@prycenewberg3976 we can agree to disagree.... For any typical self defense purpose you actually will likely not need more than two rounds. Anything after that is bad aim and mostly fantasy due to movies. I have reviewed literally over 100 different real life encounters in which a pistol was used for defense and I cannot recall a 3rd round being fired in any of them
@@jamesbarrick3403 you're plain wrong. Out of a hundred incidents, many of them took 3 bullets to stop one assailant. Actually stat check that from reputable statistics. People get attacked by more than one assailant more often than you would think. 3 attackers you better hope you have 9 rounds minimum. That's if you dont miss any shots. 13% of assailants shot in self defense didn't stop attacking. Seriously look up these statistics. FBI website even has this information publicly/readily available. A few other government agency's aswell. No way in hell you have studied 100 incidents if you cant recall a 3rd round being shot my friend...
Jim Sullivan is a good mention. The ar15 cause stoner mainly worked on the ar10 granted through that the ar15. The mini 14 and others. Also as a side note browning made his first gun around 14, 15 and had his first patent at 21
My S&W Bodyguard in .380 with internal laser is the best carry gun I have ever owned.....fits in my pocket easily and basically undetectable.....now I am basing that on that on the fact that more than likely if I use it, it will be at very close range I wouldn’t want to enter a shootout across a parking lot or anything.....but with that being said it’s easy to carry and conceal its accurate and dependable...accurate at close range that is......buy one you will not regret it.
I own a Ruger Revolver GP100. Three Inch barrel. 357 Magnum. Very nice Revolver and enjoyable to shoot. Comfortable when wearing it in a holster on my hip.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with revolvers, or 1911's they may have been more prevalent in mostly bygone era. However they are completely useable today! Just ask a bad guy when u pull one out, if he think it's outdated?
Jamie Sloan I have a PT140 G2. Mainly because it felt the most comfortable to hold. I was looking for a 380, or maybe a 9. Weird thing is, I thought the 380s were too small for my small hands. The PT140 felt perfect. I learn something with every single video I watch of @IraqVeteran8888, and the more I learn, the more I realize how ignorant I am.
@@Zaurasaki that's the thing,, they don't function flawlessly,, yalls broke ass just keeps telling yourselves that to feel good about purchasing a cheap ass peice of garbage..
The diamondback DB9 is a good choice. They just came out with a pinky extension for the mag that makes it way more controllable. And it's still a 9mm with a 3 inch barrel.
I usually carry glock, but I’ve taken an interest in revolvers here lately. I’m looking forward to getting my Taurus model 66 off layaway and maybe carrying it.
I keep trying to forget about it... Mostly because I wanted one so badly & sig absolutely screwed themselves (& many of their customers). After the P320 debacle & the M17 post-contract shitshow, the logical thing for them to do would have been to get their shit together & not follow those with a *third* case of the fuckups. Leave it to sig to charge head-first up their own asses.
When a couple is together so long they start looking like each other.
Bruh 💀😂💀😂💀
Ben Marvin
They have been together for years
That's gay, stfu.
@@MoarteaLunii I've been watching them for like 3 years and didn't know they were. Gay
@@iwbywnm it's not gay if they say no homo.
Imagine getting killed with a Tiffany blue Glock 42 😂😂😂
Rob Wauro rip
You are probably doing something wrong in life lol
Rob Wauro I feel it will seriously reduce the likelihood of stopping a fight without shooting unless it’s being brandished by a large man with clown makeup, Christmas themed undies, and work boots on, that will probably stop the fight without shooting
Rob Wauro The world is so Cold!!!😭😭😂😂
That would sure as hell be embarrassing. How about a tit nipple pink one.?
Appendix carry is cool but it scares the hell out of my pecker.
Strongside is best
And it hurts my fat belly
They make Kevlar xondoms
@@7.62eclipse8 hand with finger on the trigger better
No problem if you utilize Condition 3 “Israeli Carry”. But actually, to have backups in Condition 3 is actually defeating the purpose of having a backup so to speak. I always carry condition 3 with my EDC. To chamber a round for your backup I would recommend a double action .380 with at least a15 pound pull. That is the ultimate safety.
The fact that you guys provide several alternatives to the main guns you’re presenting is something that all other gun channels lack and the reason I always come back to these videos!
9:51 a wise man named Barry once said "It's hard to surround a man with a barkin' .38 in his hand"
RIP Barry
Always wondered what video is the sayin from could you point the video out would help alot
38. Is very special
You should start to call these videos "5ish gun videos"
Or just FEW insted of Five
@@lefunnyN1 well the 5 was always apart of the video so I think 5ish would make more sense
Few is 3
The 5x5
How about 5+1?
is it me or are these 2 starting to look more and more alike?
Uhh there brothers I think
I sure hope they are brothers , or this is getting really awkward.
Dude I thought it was just me that thought this. It turns out it was me that thought this.
Yep, I was thinking the same thing!
Is because a younger brother started to gain weight and grew more beard! Lol
chad went single whit female on his brosky hahahha
I usually carry a A-10 warhog gatling gun
I carry two
GAU-8/A Avenger
I prefer the AH64 Attack Helicopter. I find it doesn't print as much under a dinner jacket.
Keanu-sama i ‘heavy arms’ it and do 4
all you guys just made a good laughter till the rest of time, keep moving and draw fire!
Top 5 most concealable guns: has 45 guns in the video.
mark allred 😆😂
There were in fact 5 guns on the table... right next to 10 others
Unless you're a supermodel in a skin-tight outfit, there's no reason you can't conceal a .45 if you want to. I've done it.
@@Z1gguratVert1go i conceal a boner sometimes
It's like their trade mark, or something-- I love 'tuning in' to see just how many guns they can squeeze into a 'five-gun video'... No, seriously... lol
Great video btw, gentlemen! 🖒😎
I love how everyone complains about the caliber but if they got shot with one they would think differently lol they all hurt
Exactly don't matter if it's a .22 .380 .38 9 40 45 one clean shot is all it takes n game over
Yup, If someone gets in that debate with you ask them, "do you want to get shot with a .22?" Simple as that.
More people are killed by .22 than any other caliber
I’d rather get shoot with a .22. Itll generally pass right through so it won’t get stuck in your body. I’d at least give the person I shoot, from self defense, a little southern hospitality. Lol. I’ll even walk over and help them to the ground. Call the ambulance for them.
@@redsus8533 , I've never heard that .22LR will "pass right through." It's called "the scrambler" and " the brain scrambler". It's more likely to travel around once it enters the body.
Thank you! Love that you included J-frame revolvers. I love my Rossi .38 stainless 88-2. Super accurate, reliable, and easy to carry.
WHEEL guns ROCK,,never underestimate them ...thanks guys great video..
Any time I see top 5 in the title of an iraqveteran8888 video. I try to guess how many other guns they bring out.
And yet no Kahr PM9 w/ night sights or Chiappa Rhino 30DS mentioned... its like this is a list for peasants.
I like to conceal carry a belt fed mg42 light machine gun, fits Right in my pocket and its comfortable
That's really cool I'm more of a barrette 50bmg kinda guy myself but whatever works
you're not doing it right if you aren't carrying tomahawk cruise missiles
Bunch of casuals. Don't pretend to be adequately armed unless you're packing the Death Star in your holster.
@@reaperyt8899 LOOLLLLLLL
@@YaBoiMcLovin technically its concealed as a moon
The Glock 42 is the same color as my Grandmother’s kitchen table. Perfect camouflage.
I believe the term is, "urban cammo." 😆
Robins egg blue or Tiffany blue
I’d rather spend $500 on 6 flintlock pistols and be strapped up like a pirate 🏴☠️
But in all honesty- I carry G19 and with a T-Shirt G26 with 19 backup mag . It’s absolutely perfect . I can conceal both and I’m only 165 lbs .
I kinda like the Josie Wales look myself...6 pistols for 36 rounds...
Lol this is legit what my comment was going to be about. In Canada gun laws are super strict, though according to Canadian law single shot muzzle loading firearms, are not considered firearms meaning you can carry flint, match, wheel, or even fuse lock guns. The reason this is the case is because when the law was implemented they didn't want to piss off all the gun owners so thought this would minimize the political impact which it did.
My brother & I made some black powder & we are going to make a hand cannon, hand bombard, as well as a mounted cannon & shoot those. It's just cold right now in the winter & don't feel like doing it now. We made a single shot pen projectile that shoots pellets though we're going to cast our own lead balls to shoot with the hand cannon & with the mounted cannon we will be shooting a packet of pellets like a shotgun & than move onto single projectiles like small cannon balls (since we don't want to spend a crap load of money on massive amounts of ingredients for black powder, you cant buy them in bulk in Canada).
Last summer we were forging swords & the sort, now we're moving onto guns. Though we did get some nice forging supplies for this year, we got a bunch of scrap copper & are going to attempt to cast a bronze sword. Since it's winter we've just been making a lot of chain mail armour sheets. idk what you call them, it's a square of clad steel loops put together, we have no idea how to form them to fit a body.
@@user-zd9fc4vs4q You might want to look up the closest chapter of the SCA (Society for Creative Anachronism). It is a medieval "historical" group. They would be able to get you info on how to make chain mail "shirts".
@@phigdon3 lol I think I meant to say sheets, because I only know how to make a square pattern right now. Though I cant see my full comment so I might have used some stupid wording lol. Though thanks I'll check them out.
You could get one for each of your ships
Been carrying the Ruger LCP for about 3 years. Reliable and easily concealed.
The word of the day is clearly wheelhouse.
Tactical Jackson last time it was literally haha
Did Eric do that on purpose, holy hell that shit pissed me off lol.
And the phrase of the day was "has it's place"
Or GOLDILOCKS ZONE!!
Or 'Rig' is another popular WOD.
“I like to carry a flamethrower with chainsaw fore-grip” “I feel like flamethrowers have their place”
Flame throwers are bad ass, hard to conceal but once presented, you will have everyone’s attention.
Just ask the Japanese
Fun Fact: Also an AR-15 accessory.
Top 5 concealable flamethrowers 😂
Lawrence Asire lighter and aqua net hairspray. Half my high school kept that in their bags.
I've taken down two armed robberies walking into stores with an all stainless model 60 in .38, I did feel our gunned both times, surprise surprise! But the little thing held up, and shot straight!that was many mango seasons ago.Mike from Last Line of Defense, makes the most comfortable holster, and really minimal; for the Glock 43, Which I was thinking of swapping out for a p365, because of the grip angle. It's funny when people knock 1911's, I'll put my Wilson Combat Ultralight Commander up against any gun, its flawless, doesnt jam, and very accurate!Big round count doesnt win gunfights; the first round that hits the target usually does!Once again great video.
Bruh, no pants carry AR?
Hunter Smith pants carry?
Nah, what I'm referring to was a case a couple years back where a dude tried to shoplift an AR out of a gun store by stuffing it down his pants. Didn't work.
Ha. I've contemplated a pistol ar with a sling under the arm and a cover garmet. Never tried it doubt I will but it's a funny thought
@@codyhess5713 if they could make a tad slimmer reciever and go no tac just barell that would work Miami shoulder holster in loose shirts.
I carry a 12 gauge 28 inch in my pant leg
I'm a big fan of revolvers. I carried a .38 special for several years, and I knew it would always work. Using a full size auto now, and I'm very fond of it, but it requires a lot more attention than that revolver did.
@Mr Robotiks m
Please don't say full auto unless you mean it, the gun grabbers are purposely trying to cultivate misunderstanding
@@abstractapproach634 They said “Full SIZE auto” not “Full Auto”
@@1099wert I don't need it to be concealment. I use it for home defense and target shooting. I've owned a number of firearms, and I've never needed any of them to be 'concealable'.
A snubbie is more accurate than most of the people shooting it! Ruger LC9S Pro or Taurus G2C?! Great video
I subbed when he started petting the Minx. Laughed out loud.
Revolvers are the best. I carry a smith and Wesson 686 Plus 3”. Also no, I’m not an old man, I’m 26.
I am with you on that one. I am 30 and own both a 586 with a 4" barrel and a 1977 Model 10 with a 2" barrel. The 586 is my daily go to and the Model 10 is a formal outing gun. I plan on adding the Model 19 K Comp for evening carry and a M&P R8 for home defense (what can I say? I work better with revolvers.)
I have the Ruger GP100 an excellent weapon.
Yes i am a 'revolver' guy
9mm/40s&w carry revolvers are much better. Heres the reasons..... 38spl out of a 3 inch barrel gets smoked by 200% by a 9mm out of the same length barrel. Even 357 mag out of a 2 inch barrel gets smoked 160% muzzle energy wise and is a lot more recoil than 9mm too in the same gun.
MAC has a video on it proving that. I've been preaching that for YEARS
@@Shadow0fd3ath24 I can respect that. I guess I am just old fashioned in my loadout choices (I might consider looking in to it though.)
I'm 25 and I carry a six shot Colt Agent.
I feel like revolvers are going through the same thing bolt actions are....there's DEFINITELY a market for them, but nowadays with all the other options you have most people look at modern autoloaders and think, "why not just get that?". But revolvers or bolt guns being obsolete? No way in hell...not for a very long time...
That's the thing. I'm not John Wick. I'm not a Navy Seal. I'm not getting into gunfights at Costco. There's nothing wrong with carrying more rounds or a faster reload, but this idea that you may as well go unarmed if you don't have a red dot, flashlight, and at least a 19 round magazine with a 33 round reload is ridiculous. What I've always been told is your gun needs to hold at least 5 rounds, you need to have at least 10 rounds on you, and you need to be able to make hits on target accurately first and quickly second. A revolver can do that same as an autoloader.
What gas gun option matches or exceeds the inherent accuracy built into a bolt action system? Unless you give specifics your comparison is inaccurate. As far as revolvers and semi auto pistols yes you would be correct. Why carry a revolver over a semi auto other than you like it
Come to Australia and your statement is invalid, Gun guys with jerk off next to you if you have a SLR
I totally agree with your point about revolvers and autoloaders. I think bolt action rifles will be more relevant in the future than the revolvers. I hunt with a bolt action rifle and my son an autoloader. They both get the job done and so many variables to determine what works best for your situation.
I feel they will be the new go to "stock up" gun whether it be a .357 Or a 22 the gun nay-sayers won't go after them because most of them aren't black and carry 15+ rounds
that 1911SC is a great pistol
Love ur channel bro ⚘
It looks really good in the thumbnail
I don’t know why, but when he said “when you’re in your bathing suit. Hello! Or your golf shorts. Alright?” I almost died laughing. Just his particular way of pronouncing and emphasizing those words was comedic gold without even trying hahaha. Love you guys 👌🏻
No love for the Springfield XDs?
Xds at wack get a Glock or sig
Fun drinking game: every time he says "wheelhouse"
Personally amazed the Sig p238 and p938 didn't get a nod. They're palm sized and can be quite accurate.
P238 for the last 3 years
I have a p238 and glock 19 for concealed carry
938 for me glock42 got retired
.380 1911 wasnt enough for you?
Tim James I bought a p238. Expensive. I can't carry it in a pocket because the hammer sticks out when cocked. To carry for self defense, it must be cocked and locked or you are giving the first shot to the bad man. When cocked, it catches on my pocket lining and I'm tangled. Not good in a gunfight. It now sits in the safe. I didn't think it through pre purchase.
No Hi-Point? lol. Sorry, couldn't resist. I will crawl back under my rock now.
Kenneth Mixson here is your like good sir, you made me smile today :)
Good thing you have that rock, you can use that as a backup to throw after the hi point 😆
On Reddit gun forums "Hi point" is now an adjective meaning about 100$. hahaha
Hi-Points are bulletproof...
Sig P365 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
On that list, its slimmer than most of these guns and has more capacity and features. I love the night sights...and I run the 12 round mags which gives me a full grip. 13 rounds is a great package for just walking around...
Great video...Carry 24/7 while off duty, and have Glock 43,19, Sprinfield Armory 1911 and others. Sold my Glock 26. I personally, by preference carry my S&W J frame 340 .357 Mag (hammerless so I appendix carry) . in a tshirt and board shorts is out of sight and out of mind but will always go bang with an insane punch. I am 6'3" 260 lbs and like having a highly reliable gun onboard and out of the way. I am not a fan of appendix carry with my Glock 43, but find it the way to carry with the J frame. Dont dismiss the wheel guns is all im saying, a great option.
i wanna conceal carry Nimitz aircraft carrier.
Don't, it's a rusty craphole lol
Lmfao, try buying cargo pants
I highly recommend, it's a user experience that can't be beat. Just make sure you rotate it out every 6 months to change out the crew.
They do a Compact version these days
Captain America carries a Shield too!!! Lmao. 🔫🌟🇺🇸
You deserve a cookie. 🍪 enjoy.
@Riley Klote on my version of android, it was updated to a cookie and they turned the revolver emoji to a squirt gun. They're following the apple route
Did you get bored playing video games?
Does he really?! 😍
Good video. Never understood why people get so concerned about what others carry. As long as you’re carrying in a safe manner, I could give two shits what gun you have. Carry a $5000 1911 or a $200 HighPoint. Doesn’t matter to me. Your life, your choice.
Maybe the vid is for educational purposes genius?
Well said
Choice is good.
Chris Mcconnell I don’t think he was criticizing the video, ‘genius’, as the first thing he said was “Good video.”
The Bersas are heavy for the size. The SCCY's weigh 5oz less and you get 10 shots of 9x19, or .380 with the CPX-3.
I carry a Browning 380 1911 every day. I love 1911s but I have smaller hands so it's really comfortable to me. The 4.25" barrel really gets the most out of 380 ammo also.
"Top 5"...
proceed to show 15 handguns...
I carry a s&w mp 380. Bodyguard w/ +1 mag extension
I pocket carry the Bodyguard with the stock magazine in a sticky holster.
@@docbrockyt I have one of the sticky ones and a molded from Dara holsters.
Ever thought about having Colion Noir on the show as a guest?
No. Different demographics entirely. Nobody watches him for firearm information. He won't be able to keep up with these guys without a script.
hahaha savage. I think he's a firearm guy and wouldn't be completely lost in the sauce.
Zoobilee Zoo I was looking for that comment
That would be an awesome video
@@zoobileezoo7273 You'd be wrong or I'd be an outlaw.
I carried a Ruger P89 for years, I liked the double stack option.
But 2 years ago, I purchased a M&P Shield 9mm and love it.
I carry in the small of the back in a Sticky Holster
Chris O
Interesting, I had a p89 a while back as well and never thought of carrying a shield in sticky in small ‘o back.
It works good for you? Never used a sticky holster and was eyeing one last time at my LGS to possibly use with my pps, but thought those stickies were for pocket carry only. How does it stay in small ‘o back position?
@@thisSiteSucksHard since it is an iwb holster the wb holds it firmly in place even when drawing and reholstering.
I had my doubts at first to be honest, but a friend who carries his Sig in one recommended it, and for the price at the time I couldn't turn it down.
I have had mine for about 2 yrs and have yet to have any issues..
I carry my M&P Shield 9mm in it and it has been amazing, I wouldn't trade the sticky for any other.
It is extremely confortable
Chris O
Wow, good to know I’ll look into it thx
At home i leave a American regent 22lr. For the wife as a just in case and a Jimenez ja380. Good gun accurate as heck. Only had one issue with it the trigger. Got repaired and been just fine since 250+ rounds.
No dealers in my area will not discuss or order a Jimenez ja-22 for me
I currently carry a G19 Gen5 MOS FS with Talon Grips (granular), an RMR, and a TLR-7 in a Tier1Concealed Agis. Before this gun, I carried a standard G19 Gen5 since April, 2018 in a KSG Armory Velox. I have a small stature, I am about 5'6", with a decent beer gut and it conceals extremely well and is pretty comfortable. I went to the range the other day and was talking to a 30-year veteran police officer about concealed carry. When I mentioned that I carry a G19 every day, he asked incredulously "You can conceal one of those?". I replied, "I can, and currently am." I then lifted my shirt and to his disbelief, there it was. I'm not going to claim that I can't feel it, or that it's not bothersome at all (particularly when seated), but it is extremely reasonable, and with minor positional adjustments I can comfortably drive several hours without pain. Appendix carry is amazing, I really don't get why some people seem to hate it with such a burning passion.
John Smithorino because we don’t like guns pointed at our dicks
If your rich! Everyone goes Glock. Don't need a high dollar gun. If I pull the trigger and it goes bang. A High point will do. It will fire every time. The Bad gun don't care. If he's dead. What kind of gun you have. Shawn
Man...you guys are brave starting off with that distinctively colored Glock. Funny...
Color doesn't matter if you need it 😂
It does cuz people are gonna think it’s a toy and yoy’ll be firced to shoot them
No mention of the ruger lc9s pro come on man lol
for real. i got an EC9s, Good weapon. I would go with the LCP2
lcps Pro. Here
I can carry my LC9s Pro pocket carry in a pancake belt holster and it disappears.
My Summer carry is a G19 in a crossbreed supertuck, winter carry is a G17 with the grip cut down to accept G19 mags, with a TLR1 light in a crossbreed supertuck... I also carry a G17 mag for a reload
Bro that 1911 is beautiful. That bobtail looks awesome, haven’t seen many like that before.
Top 5 guns... Well 6 or 7... You know what here are a bunch of guns so many guns
I carry a gen 3 G19 in a Vedder (appendix) every day. Slightly large but if needed God forbid...it's go time.
When your life depends on 5 consecutive shots, take a revolver
When you need more than 5 shots take a semi automatic
Ruger LCR and LCRX in 327 Fed Mag gives you 6 rounds and can shoot a variety of ammunition. 32 S&W,32 S&W long, 32 H&R magnum and 327 Federal Magnum. 327 is loaded to different power levels. You can load from mild to wild and 327 ammo gives energy levels exceeding those of the 9mm and gives excellent penetration and expansion.
Carry the glock 19 90%of the time and have concealed carried in the summer at 3 o'clock position in a safariland gls paddle holster with a button up dress shirt with a checkered or colorful pattern.. Not a Hawaiian shirt... But have carried concealed and nobody noticed it, just saying its possible. I most of them time carry iwb with g19!! THE other 10% I will carry a shield 9mm and that just dissappears with iwb holster... So you can go from category 1-goldilocks with no problems.. Just depends on what you wear the season etc... Just my 2 cents!! ✌️
I'm glad I was able to entertain you and i enjoy entertaining people and if I can make one person laugh or smile every day then that makes me happy! 😁✌️
1911, isn't an outdated style gun. Its sexy and sleek. Very well indate
Glocks=🐕💩
@Fascista Mejicano low penetration and ineffective 🤣🤣
Well if I had to decide between 9mm and 45, then I'd go 45 for stopping power. You get shot with a 1911 45 and tell me how it feels. Hollow points in that size are meant to stop someone, I dont care about penetration.
@Fascista Mejicano that's fine. If someone is shot 3 times in the chest with a 45 then they deserve to live lmao. I'd have to see that myself before I believed it. And if you need 17 rounds to shoot at something or defend yourself then you're either a horrible shot or bit off more than you can chew.
When ever you say revolvers it reminds me of Tuco in the gun shop asking for revolvers haha
I like me some wheel guns. I have plenty of semi automatic side arms. Never had a firing issue with revolvers. Had some issues with the semi autos, hang fires,stove pipes which could be ammo related. Screws backing out, triggers jammed/sticky. Feeding issues etc.
I prefer the Betsa, revolver or a compact 1911 because I like having a DA/SA option with s external hammer. Being a veteran and a retired LEO.
My vote has to go with the Glock 42 380ACP stoked with some Underwood XD Ammo!!
The best gun is the one you carry comfortably. I've carried for over 40 years n have tried every conceivable fashion. I am a Glock fan as a retired professional within my skill set.
Folks whom choose to ccw/cpl legally, I commend you all. As more eyes amongst the audience the better the chances of being backed up theoretically speaking. As we all are the audience soft targets for those who feed off that objective status.
Firearms are much like fishing, it depends upon the weather n your environment. An which you shoot weekly or biweekly. If you ever get involved in a questionable self defense. The first 5 minutes the DA will exploit that fact that you ccw/cpl for self defense, yet you didn't nor sought additional training nor documented range time on a biweekly basis. You soon will realize that you're having the playing field leveled abruptly. It's that initiative question the DA has just entertained in the jurors possibilities. NEVER EVER, alter your ccw/cpl carry guns.
Train with the same carry weapon, n practice drawing from stressful circumstances. I'd say stay with single stack semi automatic with night sights Always.
You are almost guaranteed to have your weak arm out in front while drawing your gun. Still think you don't need one in the pipe n cocked?
If you're not comfortable with that circumstance. Get additional training until you do. I can guarantee in most instances, you Will Not be able to rack the slide n click off your safety. I've known cases after cases, that unfortunately ended with the ccw/cpl carrier was unable to defend themselves. Pack Smart, not Dead imho.
What do you carry?
I never understand when someone says a safety will get you killed.....and they go on to say training will help you drawing the gun and aiming and pulling the trigger but yet the process of clicking off the safety cant be overcome by training.
I say training with a safety prepares you just like training prepared you for drawing, aiming and firing. I dont know why we cant say its better to have a gun, safety or NOT, than not having a gun at all when its needed. The fact a gun has a safety is not the issue....if it was...then why... Military trains with safeties and most of their guns have safeties and have for decades....
If a person cant handle a safety on a pistol, why is a safety on a shotgun or rifle a good thing.
I have not been in a shoot out. The ones ive seen on video dont often show a quick response as key as well as concealment was key. The big advantage comes because the perp didnt know or expect you to have a gun. Once a person decides to use their gun in real life, from drawing out of civilian clothes to firing is one process and if you have a safety, you trained it as part of your process. Militray has for decades. I pull my gun, short gun or long gun, my mind never consciously thinks about the safety, it happens automatically
@@johnmccarty8941 Hey John, my apologies for the latest in viewing your question. I primarily ccw a Sig P938 with finger n extra round with night sites n a hoagie grip as I like rubber grips. If out n about in hot weather I often go with a NAA Black Widow 22mag. I have a NAA 22mag custom Pug as well around my neck but rarely. I pack 24/7/365 even at home n if going to church I carry additional mags. I do like my glock 27 in 40mm, as well as my Kimber Ultra Covert 45acp single stack. My buds got me a retirement gift a HK MP540 with the works. My favorite outfit hands down. I carry ccw mostly as pocket gun, one in the pipe n cocked. Don't underestimate a 22mag gut mouse gun. Only down fall is its 5 shot gut gun. 97% gun exchanges happen at 8ft or closer.
@@francostacy7675 Wise statement Franco. It's just the way I choose to ccw/cpl today after 40 some yrs. In most self defense incidents, the number one conflict with rapid deployment of one's ccw is they either don't click off the selector, or two the weren't able to rack a live round while being attacked. Every incident n person having their adrenaline hit their system is generally going to affect their response to coordinate the process of both imho. I encourage everyone to get 100 % proficient with one type of ccw/cpl method they feel comfortable training with n sticking to such method.
In my experiences, most sudden attacks against good people take place to close n most people will respond with one hand in contact to warn off a attacker. Leaving ones strong arm n hand to successfully draw n fire under extreme duress. Having one in the pipe n cocked with safety engaged imho the way to ccw/cpl. Many will disagree with that specific ccw/cpl method. If you don't feel confident with such method you probably need more training till you do so imo. Not everyone is comfortable with that type of preparedness, be veryyy confident with one you personally feel comfortable with imo. I have n know manyyy that retrained for that option, as sudden violence against another individual generally happens extremely fast. Action is always faster than reaction. It just puts a ccw/cpl holder at a advantage under such circumstances if trained properly. Drawing n get on target you can do in the comfort of your home with several different techniques available. I use a time counter for such, drawing in several types of clothing n body positioning techniques as well. Any training is much better than none.
Thank you Ty.
No Kahr!!??
Wildcard: HK P7
Sean O. Full size ones are shit now that they’ve dropped in price they’re much more worth it for the .45 for instance
Revolvers are excellent carry guns. They have more stopping power than 9MMs, especially if you use a +P round. As far as it only being able to hold 5 rounds, if you need more than 5 rounds in a gun fight which typically only lasts 3-5 seconds, you are in BIG trouble.
My .44 hold 6
Since you mentioned the Makarov, I'll mention the Polish P-64. It's a great summer time concealed carry option in 9x18. The downside is the low capacity single stack mag.
Not contesting your point at all, just wondering how many rounds is enough in a common self defense scenario? Seems no matter what your capacity the " what if" brigade will want more.
@@patrickgriffitt6551 Agreed. I don't think there's a magic number. It's just that there are modern pistols roughly the same size as the P-64 that can carry at least 10 9mm rounds, in some cases even 12.
The best part about a revolver. Is if for some “reason” you don’t have time to pick up your brass😉😉
As a guy who also likes revolvers... THEY ARE OK! its nice to hear that somtimes.
Here are the results regarding failure to incapacitate from a ten-year study taking into account approximately 1,800 people shot by various calibers (published by the Buckeye Firearms Association, 2010). (Failure to incapacitate rate) (accuracy - head and torso hits):
.22LR/Short/Long (31%) [76%]
.25 ACP (35%) [62%]
.32 ACP (40%) [78%]
.380 ACP (16%) [76%]
.38 Special (17%) [76%]
9mm (13%) [74%]
.357 SIG/MAG (9%) [81%]
.40 S&W (13%) [76%]
.45 ACP (14%) [85%]
.44 Mag (13%) [88%]
Centerfire rifles (9%) [81%]
Shotguns (12%) [84%]
Nice! Shows that .380ACP isn't the slouch people think it is.
Yeah, but it doesn't take into account the number of zombies that are in this study, & I'm pretty sure if I put 2 in the chest & 1 in the head from my 10mm theres NO survival, but ya just NEVER know so keep shooting till the twitching stops... Shot on & keep safe.
I think the main criticism of that study is it omits cases where more than one shot is fired.
Forum and Brim basically means anything bigger than .380 is overkill
No mention of the P365, Sig fanboys are TRIGGERED!!!!
Daniel Harshbarger more like where is the 229
Are P365 fanboys even a thing, at this point?
Sig isn't even that great for the price point. Bought a p938 that kept dropping mags fresh out the factory and the slide finish started wearing off in a week. Had a p320 until they weren't drop safe. A friend had a sig mcx 5.56 that jammed to high hell with lapua ammo. Anything but hipoint keltec and now sig.
With their broken triggers and firing pins? There are some things that need to be fixed with the p365.
Those things still have fanboys?
Tarus G2C never fails never Jams double stacked 12 + 1 mag and it’s super compact
Yes the 45 ACP Shield my first CCW its a winner but it now takes a back seat to a Sig Romeo Zero with same firepower as the glocks.
I do not mind carrying a lower capacity weapon, I just don't like being told I have to.
Any real world analysis of DEFENSIVE situations will show you that most situations (over 99%) are ended with 1-3 shots. People scatter or drop to the ground... very rare for a target to take cover after being shot and get into a gun battle. People love high capacity guns (as do I) but nobody ever needs anything more than 5 rounds for carry purposes
@@jamesbarrick3403
Pardon me for being overly literal.
"[N]obody ever needs anything more than 5 rounds..." This is false.
The utility of carrying guns with capacities in excess of 5 rounds most certainly is a topic for debate, but I like the stance taken by Clint Smith, "No one in a fight ever complained about having too much ammo." Do I think more than 30 to be excessive? Yes. My personal stance is to carry a minimum of 1 reload (be it magazine or revolver's speed-loader) which puts me anywhere from ten rounds total to seventeen. If I had a double-stack 9mm, I would probably carry more than 30 rounds (if I stuck to my "1 reload" policy).
@@prycenewberg3976 we can agree to disagree.... For any typical self defense purpose you actually will likely not need more than two rounds. Anything after that is bad aim and mostly fantasy due to movies. I have reviewed literally over 100 different real life encounters in which a pistol was used for defense and I cannot recall a 3rd round being fired in any of them
@@jamesbarrick3403 what if it's multiple threats?
@@jamesbarrick3403 you're plain wrong. Out of a hundred incidents, many of them took 3 bullets to stop one assailant. Actually stat check that from reputable statistics. People get attacked by more than one assailant more often than you would think. 3 attackers you better hope you have 9 rounds minimum. That's if you dont miss any shots. 13% of assailants shot in self defense didn't stop attacking. Seriously look up these statistics. FBI website even has this information publicly/readily available. A few other government agency's aswell. No way in hell you have studied 100 incidents if you cant recall a 3rd round being shot my friend...
Kahr cw9 carbon fiber grip. That thing is small.
Paul Collum exactly what I was thinking
I just bought the Sig P238 it’s fantastic especially for me since I’m disabled
I need to buy one where it sell??
Jim Sullivan is a good mention. The ar15 cause stoner mainly worked on the ar10 granted through that the ar15. The mini 14 and others. Also as a side note browning made his first gun around 14, 15 and had his first patent at 21
I used to carry a glock 19 comfortably every day, just recently bought a CZ-P07 and switched that out for my 19. Love both.
My S&W Bodyguard in .380 with internal laser is the best carry gun I have ever owned.....fits in my pocket easily and basically undetectable.....now I am basing that on that on the fact that more than likely if I use it, it will be at very close range I wouldn’t want to enter a shootout across a parking lot or anything.....but with that being said it’s easy to carry and conceal its accurate and dependable...accurate at close range that is......buy one you will not regret it.
You should make a video for concealable rifles.
Kel tek sub 2000
Lmao someone get Eric on this
I carry my 43 almost everyday. by far my favorite gun.
43x love it an I'm not a glock fan
My edc is a CZ-75B omega urban grey. I put it in a belly band holster and its the super comfortable! 👌
Seecamp .32 is hands down the highest quality mouse gun, and it’s tiny! It’s also the most reliable gun available in this size.
Glock 43 is way better than the shield if you really like rust and to spend double what somethings worth ..... 🤔
Joe Dirt Glocks are good guns but by far overrated by fan boys
Glocks are amazing, but the 43 is too little, too late, for too much. The Shield is the king of the single stack striker fired world.
+Wyatt T Worded Perfectly!
I am a huge fan of the Walther pps.
Performance Center Shield in 45. ACP is the best
Thank you for the revolver mention. I love mine and conceal it easily. Too many videos seem to be hating revolvers.
I love a good nine 1911 but that Smith and Wesson wow I’m gone To have to go get me one good looking gun
I own a Ruger Revolver GP100. Three Inch barrel. 357 Magnum. Very nice Revolver and enjoyable to shoot. Comfortable when wearing it in a holster on my hip.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with revolvers, or 1911's they may have been more prevalent in mostly bygone era. However they are completely useable today! Just ask a bad guy when u pull one out, if he think it's outdated?
I got my Walther PPS M2 LE edition & I Love it! Best CCW!
Taurus pt111 G2. 12 round mag. Very, very reliable. Great price. Love this gun!
Jamie Sloan I have a PT140 G2. Mainly because it felt the most comfortable to hold. I was looking for a 380, or maybe a 9. Weird thing is, I thought the 380s were too small for my small hands. The PT140 felt perfect. I learn something with every single video I watch of @IraqVeteran8888, and the more I learn, the more I realize how ignorant I am.
Broke mans gun... one step above a high point.
I see you, mine functions flawless tho so why break the bank on a carry gun when they perform alongside “name brand” guns.
@@Zaurasaki that's the thing,, they don't function flawlessly,, yalls broke ass just keeps telling yourselves that to feel good about purchasing a cheap ass peice of garbage..
I bet you look like a goddamn wink wink too🤣🤣🤣
Love my D Wesson 1911 just a bit too big for summer carry.
The diamondback DB9 is a good choice. They just came out with a pinky extension for the mag that makes it way more controllable. And it's still a 9mm with a 3 inch barrel.
1911 and 38 special are the two i always walk around with one on the ankle and other one on the hip.
It’s a 5 gun with additional examples video, which I really appreciate so I can better educate myself before I go into a shop.
My gen 4 G26 is a fantastic offering for concealable platforms
Calvin Monroe can’t go wrong with the 26. I love my Gen 3 26. Handle recoil very well for a small gun
What ?, no love for the XD or XDS ?. there is nothing wrong with a 1911 . No other weapon has been proven effective in combat like a 1911.
Ok boomer
That is for damn sure.
@@ifreedoms6823 nice comment douche bag. Your mom is a boomer
Ok boomer berretta 92fs sig sauer p226 p236 and p230
“When your in your bathing suit... hello... or when your in your golf shorts... alright” is this a thing in the south? I mean it’s hilarious! Help?
This is the real list if concealment is what you care about most
1. NAA PUG
2. Kahr P380
3. Kimber Micro 9
4. Sig P365
Dont forget Sigs P238/P938. The tiny little Colt Mustang based guns.
I’ll take my .38 S&W over those plastic guns any day!
I dunno, that LCR/x is pretty nifty. Definitely like carrying a revolver over a semiauto for sure though
Definitely reliable. It’s just very big in my pocket.
I have a 70's era chiefs - mint. I often show it off vs newer guns. It's heavy but ya get used to anything.
I usually carry glock, but I’ve taken an interest in revolvers here lately. I’m looking forward to getting my Taurus model 66 off layaway and maybe carrying it.
Rob J .357 much better👍🏼
Don't be a Sig p365 hater or did you'll just forget about it
It broke
I keep trying to forget about it...
Mostly because I wanted one so badly & sig absolutely screwed themselves (& many of their customers). After the P320 debacle & the M17 post-contract shitshow, the logical thing for them to do would have been to get their shit together & not follow those with a *third* case of the fuckups. Leave it to sig to charge head-first up their own asses.
1:33 more pistachio ice cream green. Coming from a guy who’s allergic to nuts.
“People are gonna hate us cause we don’t have a Shield on the table.”
*clicks off of video*
Oo this needs a refresh with all the new guns that have come out
One great gun to conceal is the Springfield xds 3.3 chambered in .45
Aubrey Lewis i have the xds 4.0 in 45acp and I absolutely love this gun