He does it so we don’t have to. I’m sure a lot of the buys are, aside from coolness for a video, not something he would recommend or use. Love this dudes videos, found him a year ago and can’t stop watching. I feel bad for him in Washington state though, the assholes from my home state are ruining it.
I have bought six weapons based on your videos I absolutely love this channel and I love how you pay great attention to detail on every aspect of every weapon
500 S&W - When you hear your neighbor yell and you don't want to leave your house to help and feel the need to shoot through your house and the neighbors house to hit the guy hiding behind his fridge. Lmao
the pop media will tell you of every single time a fire arm was used by criminals or terrorists to harm or steal but they will never tell you when they are used by the law abiding to save lives or halt crime. Good vid brother.
I love my Benelli Shotguns. I own the M1, M2, M3 and M4. All have been reliable. I have always liked Combat type shotgun. First shotgun I bought for myself was a Franchi SPAS-12 which I still own. Great video as always Sean.
@@hvkrev2 I almost let it go but it has too much sentimental value. It is a big clunky beast but So Kool looking. I shoot it at least once a year but mainly keep it these days as a safe queen. I did shoot it Alot when I got it though and has been reliable.
Two big tigers were walking single file in a forest. Suddenly the one in the lead jumps straight up, roars, and spins around on the tiger behind him. He angrily asks,"Why did you lick my anus with that sandpaper tongue of yours?" The following tiger answered," I ate a lawyer this morning and I'm trying to get the taste out of my mouth."
Old school deputy got comfortable with that round and was obviously very good with it. If you find a gun you can shoot well in all kinds of stress that’s what you should carry
Charging handle on the left side is ideal if you are right handed. Your hand stays at the grip and on the ready and the left hand chargers and can reload
I've had my Mossberg 930 JM Pro as a home defense shotgun for years, but I'll definitely be picking up a IWI Tavor 12 this year. 5 more rounds and bullpup is much more maneuverable indoors.
I'm one of those weirdos that still supports the .357 Sig round. My car gun is a .357 Sig TACOPS P226. It's the ammo our DPS troopers carry, here in Texas; and that speaks volumes to me. My EDC is a 9mm; but I trust the .357 Sig more for dealing with armed, belligerent, road raging maniacs, on the wide open roadways of Texas. I know, I know... Get an AR pistol or at least a PCC. I'm working on it.
Another cool vid. Man, you've got me binge watching your videos since I found your reviews. On the 357sig. Carried it as a duty round from 06 to 17 until I retired. I asked an old Fsgt why we carried it he said everyone we had shot either died or had to wear a colostomy bag. Go figure.
I saw you haven't posted an update after shooting this gun, so I assume you already know this, but I'll clarify a few points for people who find this video. - The DP12 and KSG are pump actions. As much as anyone wants to believe they'll be more reliable in a duress situation because they have a simple mechanism and "they train with it"... human physiology is such that you will experience a short-stroke. In fight or flight, under real duress, your vision narrows/tunnels and skeletal muscles enlarge and even tremor/shake due to increased blood flow. Adrenaline pumps, and your heart rate spikes. Stroking a pump action, or any fine motor movements becomes more difficult. The issue gets worse if you receive any trauma... as blood vessels contract in your limbs to direct blood to the torso and your limbs weaken. Militaries have realized for over a century that handing someone a firearm in these situations is problematic. The less you need to do to get rounds down range, the better and more reliable you'll be. This is why people in basic training are taught how to shoot semi-auto and full-auto weapons. Break/bolt/lever/pump actions are just too slow and involve too much manual manipulation to be as effective for trained soldiers, much less general civilians. I know that as a hunting shotgun, or a range toy, anything it probably fine if the mechanics are solid enough it doesn't jam when cycled... but a tactical shotgun doesn't have the luxury of ignoring the environmental conditions that will be affecting the owner/shooter. YMMV. That said, there are so many cheap Turkish made semi-auto shotguns out there, I'd seriously consider a pump action given those options. There are few shotguns that meet the reliability of the IWI made weapons (yes, that 20,000 round durability test the IDF requires for all Israeli weapons also applies to this shotgun). - GHOST LOADING: The gun has a spot on the elevator to hold a shell. A full loadout of the IWI TS12 means you get 1 in the chamber, plus 1 ghost-loaded on the lifter, and 3 full tubes. 3.00": 14 rounds. 2.75": 17 rounds. 2.5" and 2.25": 20 rounds. If you find some Noble Sport 2.25" minibuck shells they cycle and fire perfect (they have 6 pellets of 00-buck doing 1250 to 1300 fps). Shorter or weaker shells are a no go. - RECOIL: This gun has very mild recoil compared to any pump or break action shotgun. The bolt is a built-in recoil system, and being gas operated it bleeds gas off after the wad passes the gas port (~40% of recoil is just the jet-engine effect from gas coming out forward through the muzzle). If you want it even softer, there are 3 or 4 excellent options: 1) JMAC Customs Muzzle Break 4C-12. 2) Falcon Strike Hydraulic Recoil Butt pad (a thick gel like pad that spreads for a wider, soft compression fit upon firing) though a cheaper option is the extended/curved Manicore Arms Butt pad, and 3) American Tactical 9" or Fusion Firearms 8" choke tube Barrel Extensions (longer barrels allow for projectiles to gain more speed, about 200fps more, but also allows more gas expansion before exiting the barrel... lowering the pressure out the muzzle and the recoil generated). - The TS12 comes with 2 Benelli/Beretta Mobil threaded choke tubes, but that also means you can use the JMAC Customs' muzzle break (with improved cylinder bore for buck or slugs), but also the Carson's Rifled Choke Tube. If you use any barrel extensions or extended chokes you'll want to get a Manicore Arms Muzzle Break barrel nut to replace the factory nut. They screw on/off by hand, but the factory nut has a small lip on it that some extended chokes can't pass through. The Manicore Arms nut doesn't have this problem. That 18.5" barrel can now be a 27.5" barrel (plus any extended choke) making skeet/trap shooting possible, or just giving rifled slugs a bit more punch to reach out to plink steel. - QUAD LOADING... the TS12 has the EASIEST loading of any shotgun I've ever used. Quad loading is simple if you carry reloads in the proper carrier. - CYLINDER ROTATION. If you play with it enough, you'll probably find that, for righties, you'll find the fastest cylinder rotation is by pulsing the release button with your trigger finger, while holding the front of the mag tube support arm at the VERY front of the mag. With your left hand on the vertical front arm that holds the magazine then flicking the outside tube towards your left hand by flicking your bottom 2 or 3 fingers like you're making a fist. My first impression was to do what most people do and support the middle of the magazine tube with my front arm (like it was a break action shotgun)... but reaching forward and using the bottom pivot arm support like a vertical fore grip on a AR platform is WAY faster and more secure. - OPTICS: That single piece NATO/picatinny rail is great for pretty much anything. I use a holographic with flip-up irons, but there are other options. A laser on the MLOKs and a carry handle with iron sights is also a comfortable set up. HK G36 carry handles (both with or without red dots) bolt right on, as do any Turkish shotgun carry handles like the Dickenson Ranger or from the Escort BTS (made by Hatsan) or the TriStar Compact Tactical shotgun (if you want real Starship Trooper vibes). - COMB Riser - while a true riser is probably unnecessary since the bullpup design puts that stock so far up, but I do use a stick-on neoprene pad, about 3/8" thick. PRS guys have all kinds of cheek pad set ups that you can adapt, but a simple stick on foam pad is a nice touch. ;)
Just subscribed. Enjoyed the vid. Many things you stated' Im aligned with. 50 years shooting, 27 years in industry with 18 of those as profession ... Thanks again for smartly bringing shooting wisdom to this platform.
The thing that's funny about the whole renewed interest in 357 Sig is that it doesn't matter what caliber he used to dome the guy at X yards. What matters is he scored a head shot on his first and only shot fired and ended the threat. Don't know why folks are making such a big deal about the caliber. A head shot is a head shot. He could have used anything from a .380 to .45 and the results would have likely been the same. It's the skill of making that shot that I find impressive.
Dude you made my day telling me the Tavor ts12 are selling for $1,200 I expected in outrageous price of over $2000 I'm definitely buying one I currently own a TriStar compact which I absolutely love
So this video is pretty old. Have you had any revelations after spending time with the TS-12 ? You will no doubt have noticed it in fact IS a soft shooter, even with magnum slugs. I don't know about yourse, but mine is up to around 2000 rounds without any failures. And it ran light loads and birdshot just fine straight off the bat. I have been training with shotguns for 2 decades or more and I have nothing against pump guns. I love them and have a bunch of them. You should check out the KSG-25. A few tweaks and it is utterly reliable. That said, the Benellit M1014 aside, my 2 favorite shotguns and the ones that are always close to me are the Beretta 1301T LE and the good old, heavily modified, 1995 Cruiser model Mossberg 500 with Magpul furniture. Nice video and glad to see someone with some sense on the youtubes.
I just bought one a month ago, put 150 rounds through it and found the recoil manageable. Sure, my shoulder was sore after 150 rounds, but not debilitated.
@@Crusader762 Actually, mine is a Glock 23. It was my duty weapon for years, in the mandated 40 S&W. I was always interested in the 357 Sig round. So, after I retired, I bought a drop-in 357 Sig barrel. I like the 357 Sig, a lot, and have never put the 40 S&W barrel back in.
I've never owned a semi-auto shotgun that wouldn't cycle at 100%. Never Ever. Lady's and Gentlemen, I bring you the Browning Auto Buck 5! The Tavor is the next gen.
357 SIG was an official DPS/Texas Ranger caliber. The Texas Patrol cops loved how it goes through windshields and how flat it shoots at range. Just saying. (It's one of the few non-9mm/45 calibers I love.)
When I worked at a GunRange I carried a Gen3 glock 23 with a lone wolf 357 sig barrel. My 1st glock. Molot Vepr 12g are fun Shotguns!! My son wants a Salvo12 so bad.
Hey good to see ya brother. Question what are your thoughts on the Tavor 7? I’m really thinking about getting one. Just haven’t seen a whole lot of them out there. As always, your vids are awesome!
Random choice, but he clearly runs it regularly. That was a clinch shot. People screaming and running, him shooting between multiple people in a high stress situation at a moving target, and he did it one and done? Dude singlehandedly redeemed Boomers a little bit with that shot.
Alexander R. Lee Ermey preferred the .357 as well. Typically you find .45 on a boomer’s hip. Just shows they’re both a different breed of boomer in my opinion.
.357 Sig is what .40 S&W should have been - its superior in pretty much every meaningful way. Unfortunately it was about two years too late to the market, and that ship had already sailed
I can work with the 45 and the 50 AE and I'm good! Plus, once u pull it out. The people who are in the wrong place will be in the bag carried out! Ezy Have a gr8 day!
SIG P239 with Galloway Precision +1 floor plates on all magazines. 8+1 with Underwood 125 grain .357 SIG. Has averaged 1,511 fps out of a 4" Glock barrel (TNOutdoors9 vid). 634 foot pounds. Now I might be getting a little less in a 3.6" barrel. But I'm pretty sure I'm still at or around 600 foot pounds. The P239 is heavy for size but it makes it very controllable. When at it's full potential (Underwood/Buffalo Bore/Double Tap), it's not something to be dismissed.
I'm glad I live no where near you. If you need that kind of fire power as protection, you are clearly in the wrong neighbourhood. Nice guns. Hi from Canada
@Kevin Olschesky sig sauer p229 nitron compact with an srt here, 12 and 1, federal premium jhp hst 125 grain slug going about 1360 feet per second and hitting with around 500 pounds of force
Sits down and writes a story that includes all of his guns as main characters. Edits out the .25acp. to preserve his dignity. Don't lie. we all know you have one. Everybody does.
Havok is a cool dude with some cool arms to display. Rumor has it he's a damn giant. Like super tall. His wife has a damn 12 gauge bed side........ bwahaha. That chick is not fucking around!!! She rules.
Check out the SRM 1216. What makes the TS 12 cool is that it's compact for going around tight corners in your house. I've heard iwi worked on gas system to run low brass and high brass by adjusting gas to your load. I've haven't seen any reliability problems @ all on this shotgun. The Dp12 is a great buy if you remember to shoot twice then rack it up again. Check out Nut & Fancy on the Fn slp mk 1. It's 100% reliabe. He dub it the go to war shotgun. Check out the mossberg 940 JM Pro & the Barretta 1301 pro comp. Excellent choices for semi-auto shotgun.
I agree on charging handle. Love my Benelli M4. I will say my LWRCI REPR Side Charge Elite is just right on the left side of the firearm. It is non-reciprocating too, so that helps. I just like how I can charge the weapon with my support hand and maintain a comfortable position. Just my personal preference though. Thanks for what you do brother. I enjoy your content very much. I am in a place in life where I can afford higher end firearms so I find myself creating shopping lists off your videos.lol
Jack Wilson the Texas Church Hero had his sidearm in 357 Sig and gave the attacker a One Round Headcanoeing.
Head shots are almost always accidents...
If I could afford a lot of guns I’d do it just like Sean. I really enjoy your videos, Sense of humor And personality.
He does it so we don’t have to. I’m sure a lot of the buys are, aside from coolness for a video, not something he would recommend or use. Love this dudes videos, found him a year ago and can’t stop watching. I feel bad for him in Washington state though, the assholes from my home state are ruining it.
I have bought six weapons based on your videos I absolutely love this channel and I love how you pay great attention to detail on every aspect of every weapon
500 S&W - When you hear your neighbor yell and you don't want to leave your house to help and feel the need to shoot through your house and the neighbors house to hit the guy hiding behind his fridge. Lmao
Hahahaha
That made my day!
Have a good one!
that gun for sure could do it but actually pulling off a shot like that would give you bragging rights in any gun community for life!
@@longleaf1217 especially since the fridge messes with your thermal vision lol!
I just got one. Time stops when you shoot it
the pop media will tell you of every single time a fire arm was used by criminals or terrorists to harm or steal but they will never tell you when they are used by the law abiding to save lives or halt crime. Good vid brother.
the title to this video should be "dude check out my cool gun collection!"
@@hvkrev2 tons of videos with gun introducing? C'mon get the frigin point
Loved 357 sig. sad it never caught on. Shoots like a laser out of your hand. I love it.
I love my Benelli Shotguns. I own the M1, M2, M3 and M4. All have been reliable. I have always liked Combat type shotgun. First shotgun I bought for myself was a Franchi SPAS-12 which I still own. Great video as always Sean.
@@hvkrev2 I almost let it go but it has too much sentimental value. It is a big clunky beast but So Kool looking. I shoot it at least once a year but mainly keep it these days as a safe queen. I did shoot it Alot when I got it though and has been reliable.
I once heard some wise advice. Imagine that every bullet you fire from a gun, goes down range with a lawyer attached to it ;)
Two big tigers were walking single file in a forest. Suddenly the one in the lead jumps straight up, roars, and spins around on the tiger behind him. He angrily asks,"Why did you lick my anus with that sandpaper tongue of yours?" The following tiger answered," I ate a lawyer this morning and I'm trying to get the taste out of my mouth."
@@johncooper8839 Was that before or after they ate Carole Baskins husband?
Happy New Year! Always love IWIs offerings.
So that is the space force's new shotgun huh...
shoot that thing in space once and you'll be orbiting the earth backwards
or space forces armory....with new budget! Damb son u gotta alot of legit s$&@! thanks for video
flechette ammo , just because
My concealed carry is a Sig .357!
I carry .357 sig cause they dont make a .358
Rich K I carry one in the winter
That is one freaky shotgun but it does deliver a ton of hellfire
Old school deputy got comfortable with that round and was obviously very good with it. If you find a gun you can shoot well in all kinds of stress that’s what you should carry
Charging handle on the left side is ideal if you are right handed. Your hand stays at the grip and on the ready and the left hand chargers and can reload
Happy new year dude ! That’s a cool ass shotgun ... my bedside gun is my double barrel 12 gauge with my 1911 in 45acp as back up
Right side charging FTW! Great vid man reminds me of your older vids. Keep it real!
I've had my Mossberg 930 JM Pro as a home defense shotgun for years, but I'll definitely be picking up a IWI Tavor 12 this year. 5 more rounds and bullpup is much more maneuverable indoors.
Love my jm pro as well alternating number 4 buck and dual megaball.
@@williamnicholson8133 nice, all Hornady 00 buckshot for me.
Bang bang bang, fights over 😆😆😆
Man you just keep pumping out videos. Love this channel so much!
Ha I like how seamlessly the "stop" ticket fell off , I was going to check out the bull pup frame for my moss berg 500, awesome vid thanks for sharing
My edc gun has been a 357 magnum Rossi for years and I love it...!
So many Bank-bangs, I'm Jelly! Glad you're on our side my man!
I have watched your video a couple of times. You are making me want one!!!
Love your collection of firearms and your videos keep it up Sean! Hope to someday have a collection like yours.
i’ve always enjoyed your point of view and perspective plus your idgf attitude…. keep on vids
I'm one of those weirdos that still supports the .357 Sig round. My car gun is a .357 Sig TACOPS P226. It's the ammo our DPS troopers carry, here in Texas; and that speaks volumes to me. My EDC is a 9mm; but I trust the .357 Sig more for dealing with armed, belligerent, road raging maniacs, on the wide open roadways of Texas. I know, I know... Get an AR pistol or at least a PCC. I'm working on it.
Love the videos you do a fantastic job sir. Keep up the good work
Your very informative and that's very appreciated keep being safe and bringing good content
So COOOOOOL !!!!! can't wait for mine to get here!
Usually you don’t go to a church to lose your mind, but that shooter did.
No reason to lose your head at church
Another cool vid. Man, you've got me binge watching your videos since I found your reviews. On the 357sig. Carried it as a duty round from 06 to 17 until I retired. I asked an old Fsgt why we carried it he said everyone we had shot either died or had to wear a colostomy bag. Go figure.
I saw you haven't posted an update after shooting this gun, so I assume you already know this, but I'll clarify a few points for people who find this video.
- The DP12 and KSG are pump actions. As much as anyone wants to believe they'll be more reliable in a duress situation because they have a simple mechanism and "they train with it"... human physiology is such that you will experience a short-stroke. In fight or flight, under real duress, your vision narrows/tunnels and skeletal muscles enlarge and even tremor/shake due to increased blood flow. Adrenaline pumps, and your heart rate spikes. Stroking a pump action, or any fine motor movements becomes more difficult. The issue gets worse if you receive any trauma... as blood vessels contract in your limbs to direct blood to the torso and your limbs weaken. Militaries have realized for over a century that handing someone a firearm in these situations is problematic. The less you need to do to get rounds down range, the better and more reliable you'll be. This is why people in basic training are taught how to shoot semi-auto and full-auto weapons. Break/bolt/lever/pump actions are just too slow and involve too much manual manipulation to be as effective for trained soldiers, much less general civilians. I know that as a hunting shotgun, or a range toy, anything it probably fine if the mechanics are solid enough it doesn't jam when cycled... but a tactical shotgun doesn't have the luxury of ignoring the environmental conditions that will be affecting the owner/shooter. YMMV. That said, there are so many cheap Turkish made semi-auto shotguns out there, I'd seriously consider a pump action given those options. There are few shotguns that meet the reliability of the IWI made weapons (yes, that 20,000 round durability test the IDF requires for all Israeli weapons also applies to this shotgun).
- GHOST LOADING: The gun has a spot on the elevator to hold a shell. A full loadout of the IWI TS12 means you get 1 in the chamber, plus 1 ghost-loaded on the lifter, and 3 full tubes. 3.00": 14 rounds. 2.75": 17 rounds. 2.5" and 2.25": 20 rounds. If you find some Noble Sport 2.25" minibuck shells they cycle and fire perfect (they have 6 pellets of 00-buck doing 1250 to 1300 fps). Shorter or weaker shells are a no go.
- RECOIL: This gun has very mild recoil compared to any pump or break action shotgun. The bolt is a built-in recoil system, and being gas operated it bleeds gas off after the wad passes the gas port (~40% of recoil is just the jet-engine effect from gas coming out forward through the muzzle). If you want it even softer, there are 3 or 4 excellent options: 1) JMAC Customs Muzzle Break 4C-12. 2) Falcon Strike Hydraulic Recoil Butt pad (a thick gel like pad that spreads for a wider, soft compression fit upon firing) though a cheaper option is the extended/curved Manicore Arms Butt pad, and 3) American Tactical 9" or Fusion Firearms 8" choke tube Barrel Extensions (longer barrels allow for projectiles to gain more speed, about 200fps more, but also allows more gas expansion before exiting the barrel... lowering the pressure out the muzzle and the recoil generated).
- The TS12 comes with 2 Benelli/Beretta Mobil threaded choke tubes, but that also means you can use the JMAC Customs' muzzle break (with improved cylinder bore for buck or slugs), but also the Carson's Rifled Choke Tube. If you use any barrel extensions or extended chokes you'll want to get a Manicore Arms Muzzle Break barrel nut to replace the factory nut. They screw on/off by hand, but the factory nut has a small lip on it that some extended chokes can't pass through. The Manicore Arms nut doesn't have this problem. That 18.5" barrel can now be a 27.5" barrel (plus any extended choke) making skeet/trap shooting possible, or just giving rifled slugs a bit more punch to reach out to plink steel.
- QUAD LOADING... the TS12 has the EASIEST loading of any shotgun I've ever used. Quad loading is simple if you carry reloads in the proper carrier.
- CYLINDER ROTATION. If you play with it enough, you'll probably find that, for righties, you'll find the fastest cylinder rotation is by pulsing the release button with your trigger finger, while holding the front of the mag tube support arm at the VERY front of the mag. With your left hand on the vertical front arm that holds the magazine then flicking the outside tube towards your left hand by flicking your bottom 2 or 3 fingers like you're making a fist. My first impression was to do what most people do and support the middle of the magazine tube with my front arm (like it was a break action shotgun)... but reaching forward and using the bottom pivot arm support like a vertical fore grip on a AR platform is WAY faster and more secure.
- OPTICS: That single piece NATO/picatinny rail is great for pretty much anything. I use a holographic with flip-up irons, but there are other options. A laser on the MLOKs and a carry handle with iron sights is also a comfortable set up. HK G36 carry handles (both with or without red dots) bolt right on, as do any Turkish shotgun carry handles like the Dickenson Ranger or from the Escort BTS (made by Hatsan) or the TriStar Compact Tactical shotgun (if you want real Starship Trooper vibes).
- COMB Riser - while a true riser is probably unnecessary since the bullpup design puts that stock so far up, but I do use a stick-on neoprene pad, about 3/8" thick. PRS guys have all kinds of cheek pad set ups that you can adapt, but a simple stick on foam pad is a nice touch. ;)
Kickass video! I love the intro and the interesting topics too! \m/
Just subscribed. Enjoyed the vid. Many things you stated' Im aligned with. 50 years shooting, 27 years in industry with 18 of those as profession ... Thanks again for smartly bringing shooting wisdom to this platform.
I’ve carried the 357Sig since it came out.
I have used 357SIG for my CCW for about same amount of time.
Awesome collection of arms, the semiautomatic 12g is sweet the pump action is also very nice. The best of both worlds!
The thing that's funny about the whole renewed interest in 357 Sig is that it doesn't matter what caliber he used to dome the guy at X yards. What matters is he scored a head shot on his first and only shot fired and ended the threat. Don't know why folks are making such a big deal about the caliber. A head shot is a head shot. He could have used anything from a .380 to .45 and the results would have likely been the same. It's the skill of making that shot that I find impressive.
Your carpet and tats. Man. I'm like this guy again. I was proud of my collection til I watched his videos. Lol
.357 SIG is very popular in Southern and Midwestern states and very common to meet people who carry it there.
Put a salvo on that bad boy
Glad to see you didn't spend half your vid demonstrating each item is unloaded.
Great vid man. You have some of everything
Dude you made my day telling me the Tavor ts12 are selling for $1,200 I expected in outrageous price of over $2000 I'm definitely buying one I currently own a TriStar compact which I absolutely love
Florida Man ain't sweating getting shot
Cuz Florida Man ain’t sweatin shit lol
So this video is pretty old. Have you had any revelations after spending time with the TS-12 ? You will no doubt have noticed it in fact IS a soft shooter, even with magnum slugs. I don't know about yourse, but mine is up to around 2000 rounds without any failures. And it ran light loads and birdshot just fine straight off the bat. I have been training with shotguns for 2 decades or more and I have nothing against pump guns. I love them and have a bunch of them. You should check out the KSG-25. A few tweaks and it is utterly reliable. That said, the Benellit M1014 aside, my 2 favorite shotguns and the ones that are always close to me are the Beretta 1301T LE and the good old, heavily modified, 1995 Cruiser model Mossberg 500 with Magpul furniture.
Nice video and glad to see someone with some sense on the youtubes.
I just bought one a month ago, put 150 rounds through it and found the recoil manageable. Sure, my shoulder was sore after 150 rounds, but not debilitated.
great video and info, thanks
"who the hell carries a .357 Sig?" Answer, I do. A Glock. The Glock is a very good handgun and I like the .357 Sig round.
Me too in S&W
Me 2 glock 32 gen 4 don't leave home without it😏
The Midnight Rambler G31 here.
@@Crusader762 Actually, mine is a Glock 23. It was my duty weapon for years, in the mandated 40 S&W. I was always interested in the 357 Sig round. So, after I retired, I bought a drop-in 357 Sig barrel. I like the 357 Sig, a lot, and have never put the 40 S&W barrel back in.
I use my glock 32 in my roni chassis setup. Works perfectly.
Dude you Have an awesome collection of firearms I envy you!!!
I've never owned a semi-auto shotgun that wouldn't cycle at 100%. Never Ever. Lady's and Gentlemen, I bring you the Browning Auto Buck 5! The Tavor is the next gen.
Just love our TS12. And takes benelli chokes ;)
So many guns, it's good to be prepared.
357 Sig is no joke!
That being said, The New 9mm +P+ is pretty good stuff.
The FNX-45 with a Silencerco Hybrid its like they where made for each other.👍👍👍👍
357 SIG was an official DPS/Texas Ranger caliber. The Texas Patrol cops loved how it goes through windshields and how flat it shoots at range. Just saying. (It's one of the few non-9mm/45 calibers I love.)
Sean you deserve a hell of a lot more subs
You wont need that SW500 unless a pack of 8 foot tall raptors attack you at night in your home. I have the TS12 it is freakin awesome.
Can’t wait for the shooting review
Its never fails no matter what u shoot thru it.
When I worked at a GunRange I carried a
Gen3 glock 23 with a lone wolf 357 sig barrel. My 1st glock.
Molot Vepr 12g are fun Shotguns!!
My son wants a Salvo12 so bad.
Happy new year Sean
For many years I carried a USP Compact chambered in .357 Sig as my CCW. I have since moved to 9 MM exclusively...
Hey good to see ya brother. Question what are your thoughts on the Tavor 7? I’m really thinking about getting one. Just haven’t seen a whole lot of them out there. As always, your vids are awesome!
Sounds good, Looking forward to that review from you! There is just something about the Tavor I love so much. Stay safe out there brother.
.357 Sig is definitely random. Everyone I know carries 9mm or .45Acp.
Random choice, but he clearly runs it regularly. That was a clinch shot. People screaming and running, him shooting between multiple people in a high stress situation at a moving target, and he did it one and done? Dude singlehandedly redeemed Boomers a little bit with that shot.
Alexander
R. Lee Ermey preferred the .357 as well. Typically you find .45 on a boomer’s hip. Just shows they’re both a different breed of boomer in my opinion.
.357 Sig is what .40 S&W should have been - its superior in pretty much every meaningful way. Unfortunately it was about two years too late to the market, and that ship had already sailed
yall are new school that's why
AeroPwnX so you must carry something other than .357 Sig. I’m just kidding.
Just subscribed, you are definitely can't wait too see more content. Bullpups are awesome.
Dude!!! I've never heard of anyone having a legit complaint about the Steyr AUG, go for it.
I can work with the 45 and the 50 AE and I'm good! Plus, once u pull it out. The people who are in the wrong place will be in the bag carried out! Ezy
Have a gr8 day!
u seem like good people. thanks for the video
Three letters reference the charging Handel F.A.L.
SIG P239 with Galloway Precision +1 floor plates on all magazines. 8+1 with Underwood 125 grain .357 SIG. Has averaged 1,511 fps out of a 4" Glock barrel (TNOutdoors9 vid). 634 foot pounds. Now I might be getting a little less in a 3.6" barrel. But I'm pretty sure I'm still at or around 600 foot pounds. The P239 is heavy for size but it makes it very controllable. When at it's full potential (Underwood/Buffalo Bore/Double Tap), it's not something to be dismissed.
Great video as usual !
That Rattler lookin sick!!
Great ending to the video Sean.
I think the BEST thing about the .50 AE is if you need to hang some picture frames and you can't find your hammer...
Clearly has his priorities straight. Spent his money on gun collection instead of cleaning ravioli stains out of his carpet.
"If you want to take things even further (puts DE away)..." *instant ear perk up* WAIT THERE IS MORE?
I'm glad I live no where near you. If you need that kind of fire power as protection, you are clearly in the wrong neighbourhood. Nice guns. Hi from Canada
Dude must have a damn good paying job.
The only way I could afford all those is
if I had a job doing something illegal.
I do every day. Beretta 96A1 chambered in 357 Sig with EFK Fire Dragon 357 Sig conversion barrel.
"and my wife's BEDSIDE gun..." Holy shit!!!
Oohhh I love stickers!!
F1 firearms bcg still recommended? Also, do you have a recommended compensator? Thanks.
You are next level gun smart!
That .45 is🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
i carry .357 sig for work, as does most of my team. the dudes that carry .357 sig are professionals
@Kevin Olschesky sig sauer p229 nitron compact with an srt here, 12 and 1, federal premium jhp hst 125 grain slug going about 1360 feet per second and hitting with around 500 pounds of force
Sits down and writes a story that includes all of his guns as main characters. Edits out the .25acp. to preserve his dignity. Don't lie. we all know you have one. Everybody does.
Is there a major difference between a .25 acp and a .32 cal round?
@@Sig721Tau The .32 cal is about 20% more effective that the .25acp. , out of the same barrel length. That's minor, not major.
Havok is a cool dude with some cool arms to display. Rumor has it he's a damn giant. Like super tall. His wife has a damn 12 gauge bed side........ bwahaha. That chick is not fucking around!!! She rules.
When I saw the Loaded KSG right after you finished dry firing the TV-12, I swear you were going to ND lmao
I enjoy keeping my hearing. So for home invasion I prefer a can.
Your carry round is my favorite 9 mm of all time I use the same.
It's what I carry
223/5.56 going in sideways would be devastating! (Franklin Armory Reformation)
I still want a Benelli m4 I keep on buying other fire arms than see your shotgun reviews and go that’s what I forgot lol
Check out the SRM 1216. What makes the TS 12 cool is that it's compact for going around tight corners in your house. I've heard iwi worked on gas system to run low brass and high brass by adjusting gas to your load. I've haven't seen any reliability problems @ all on this shotgun. The Dp12 is a great buy if you remember to shoot twice then rack it up again. Check out Nut & Fancy on the Fn slp mk 1. It's 100% reliabe. He dub it the go to war shotgun. Check out the mossberg 940 JM Pro & the Barretta 1301 pro comp. Excellent choices for semi-auto shotgun.
would love to have that grizzly tamer revolver
I agree on charging handle. Love my Benelli M4. I will say my LWRCI REPR Side Charge Elite is just right on the left side of the firearm. It is non-reciprocating too, so that helps. I just like how I can charge the weapon with my support hand and maintain a comfortable position. Just my personal preference though. Thanks for what you do brother. I enjoy your content very much. I am in a place in life where I can afford higher end firearms so I find myself creating shopping lists off your videos.lol
And one of my very favorites is the staccato p I'm able to shoot that weapon so fast
Sean Havock is a Legend !
Those shotguns look like the water guns and space weapons I used to play with as a kid 🥴...
Reminds me of a Halo weapon
Really glad I live in england!
Nice video mate cheers
I like to know your opinion on the B&T Apc556. Some complain about the upper receivers cracking. Was thinking about a Sig mpx or scar 16s sbr.
Bt makes some of the highest quality firearms. Never heard of receivers cracking. I have the apc 300 and the kh9 and run flawless