Top 5 Briefcase Guns
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- Paul describes his top 5 choices for briefcase guns.
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10:37, Modern hunters: * spends thousands of $$$ on expensive camo, scent eliminators, blinds, callers, rifle, ammo, optics, trail cams, etc. *
Paul Harrell in 50-year-old clothes out in the open: "Here's my Beretta CX4 Storm rifle..."
Deer gather around: "Ooo! Tell me more..."
LOL !
Very well said bahaha
Deer know that it's not deer season.
I would joke about the "real deal" hunters spending thousands to lease hunting land, then buy the $60,000 4x4, the ATV, the hunting camper, all the deer blastin' gear, in search of that elusive whitetail...
"And you can't even drive down the road without running over one."
i think they are elk, also look @15:00 are are 3 pf them
14:55 local deer herd just as interested in Paul's videos as his human audience, apparently.
They wouldn't have the balls to get that close to Paul if it were October.
I'm thinking they want to know who the lucky deer was that escaped 5 shots.
They show up at 11:15 as well
It is Eastern Oregon. They are like that all year long; particularly up on the Umatilla Indian Reservation. I never hunted deer because turkeys from Portland are the most dangerous birds in Oregon. His brother was shot by a Portland "deer hunter." Personally, if you are a true hunter for a sport, then use a bow, if not a spear and a knife. Shooting one at 500 yards makes you a better sniper than a hunter.
@@JohnLloydScharf I have no problem with combining practice in two skill sets at once.
"And I would carry this [extended] magazine in a briefcase because it would be very difficult to conceal on my person. Although depending on how you conceal it, it might help you get dates."
Lmao this is why Paul is a step above most gun channels out there
lol, peepee joke
his deadpan delivery is great
I was laughing out loud! I just wonder if there is a particular extended magazine he might recommend to enhance one’s date chances? or would an “extended” capacity on your credit card enhance you chances more? Then there was his “...watching submarine races with your girlfriend” down at the lake. That one made me smile also. I suppose the races would be sponsored by your friendly local drug smugglers? Keep up the good work Paul...and the humor.
I didn't get that joke at first.
Those throwaway one liners of Pauls' need to be recorded for future generations. 😄
"...Stage Fright" Lol nice
Right!? I chuckled good at that one
Came to say this! LOL
Haha you beat me to it.
They are actually on vacation, taking a boat trip. Hopefully they will not have 'a boating accident'.
Paul: I have a reputation for being long-winded, and today will be no exception.
Me: Excellent! 👍
As soon as he said those words I knew we were in for another masterclass in entertaining and informative content. He just gets better and better. 👍👍
That's why I'm here
Right. He should advertise I'd sign up for his in person training in a heartbeat.
You're not gonna tell me he's just doing his video in front of a herd of deer?! Paul Harrell is on another level!
I found myself in need of a personal defense weapon after receiving a death threat from a member of organized crime. I ended up with an AR pistol for a few reasons. One of the biggest reason is it qualifies as a handgun and I can carry it loaded and concealed. A concealed loaded rifle is not an option in my area. Other reasons are the fact that I have ammo for an AR, I already know how to operate an AR and it was available.
A year ago, my cousin told me he got an AR pistol. "Why would you do that?" ignorant me asked. "More blast, more noise, less ballistics, less range, same price as a rifle? No thanks." "You can legally keep a pistol loaded in your car with your CHL." I now have two. As you said, caliber redundancy, mag redundancy, optic-ready, ~2700fps out of a 10.5" barrel, muscle memory/ergos/manual of arms transfer, and my understanding is you could swap a longer upper onto the "pistol" and essentially carry a rifle loaded. 👍
@@OutsideTheTargetDemographic - With a 10.5” barrel your AR is probably a bit over 26”, which makes it a firearm rather than a pistol. May want to double check your local laws.
Personally I think 10.5” AR is the perfect home defense tool. Plenty of power and range for indoor use and good maneuverability indoors. Particularly good tool for elderly, small stature or infirm individuals.
@@finngamesknudson1457 Will do. Suppose no one would know its there. I put a "cup" (not a "can") blast diverter on mine, which blows all the blast, sound, flame, ect towards the target, taking a lot of the bite out of the short barrel. They are like $20-30/ea on eBay. I'll probably put them on all my ARs. Worth looking in to.
@@finngamesknudson1457 From what I can find on Ohio law, the law does not specify firearm length as a stipulation. Unless you know something I don't...
yeah good luck with that, if they want you dead. they will, id probably consider some sort of protective custody rather than a slightly bigger gun which you wont get to use.
I don't care if it is 2:11 AM EST, Paul uploaded a new video, and sleeping can just wait, Mr. Harrell takes priority here.
Yesss sir
There's always time for Mr. Harrell.
@@Fish7775 indeed
I'm always happy whenever Paul showcases the Beretta Cx4 Storm. :)
Unexpected late night/ early morning hour upload is a welcome suprise.
135 am...briefcase guns...paul...yip!
"We're out here in the wilderness today, so bare with any Bambis you see in the background." 10:38
This is the first individual I contribute to by way of Patreon. Every penny is very well spent...no regrets . Thank you for what you do Paul!
I am saddened to hear of the stage fright development but glad to know you are more adept at operating fishing boats than most recently.
Hi, I'm a LT in the What If Brigade. I'll have to add that the people that have backpack guns are often the people prepared for combat in specific situations other than just going about a normal day with a concealed carry. I used to deliver pizzas and when I started that job, a more seasoned co worker informed me that it's against store policy to to carry a gun inside, so instead of just concealing his pistol really well, he put it in a backpack in his passenger seat and made sure it was unzipped when he went to more colorful parts of town where delivery boys had been robbed before. When he got out of the car to do the delivery, he slung the backpack on his shoulder like in a 90's college movie and was still able to quickly get the gun. I'd just like to say *what if* real quick here.
Had a similar scenario here
I worked for a delivery company and they said we werent allowed to carry.
I didnt care and carried anyways because I dont compromise my life to make some fat CEO rich.
Cant get fired if youre dead.
Cant get a new job if youre dead.
@@2bitmarketanarchist337 exactly what you do.
@@coolguy2475 I carry a can of extra mags loaded. I think 14 mags will be okay. Right?!
@@joemoment-o1275 Hmmm idk man you know the rules, 1 mag per enemy.
Back when I carried, one of my options was a fannie pack holster which using Velcro could have the front pulled off for access, used for my primary. While it didn't carry a larger weapon it didn't required a jacket or pulled out shirttail, and could be taken off and tossed in the car trunk or a locker without being obvious. And it would fit either my K frame or SW 9. It was kind of obvious if you knew what it was due to the cord hanging down used to pull the front loose, but I don't remember ever seeing another one.
I had a NAA MiniMag for a backup, useful as a belly gun or making noise, but is sure was easy to conceal.
You sir would be a fantastic professor! You're a natural teacher.
not verbose, but covering all relevant issues, in an engaging manner. like having a good military instructor on hand. many thanks
Paul breaks out the Coach gun, aka " Street Howitzer" I was like oh yeah old school!
I note that the deer in his area have also memorized the hunting calendar as thoroughly as those where I live. 🙂
"Reputation for being long winded". Paul, you're thorough, not long winded. Your explanations are complete and require no further clarification. That means you are succinct on a complicated topic.
In regards to the shockwave Tac13/14 type shotguns: technique/practice is important. Not sure if it’s been covered in another video, but if you use your support hand to “push” the gun while you use your firing hand to “pull” the tension will provide a more stable aim and you’ll never hit yourself in the face. You should feel like you’re trying to stretch the gun apart. Feels weird at first, but is a game-changer for those style of not shotgun shotguns.
Some people think they're just novelties, the AR and AK pistols of shotguns, but putting in some good practice, they can be shot pretty well for what they are.
Been watching you for a while now, always entertained and very satisfied with the information you present. Congratulations on yet another great video, Sir.
Love the deer wandering around. Even the forrest creatures come to hear Paul's commentary
“Depending how you store it, it might help you get dates” 😆😆 The dry humour is epic, as always.
Love the deer just chilling behind paul
Semper fi Paul. I love your dry humor as well as your expertise. My briefcase/ backpack gun is my KelTec sub2000 with the glock G19 compatible mags of my carry gun. You are right about not having time to assemble it if the balloon goes up, though. You would need to resist the temptation to try to assemble it in the middle of a firefight, which probably would get you killed. Particularly if you try to install the red dot sight on top. But at least you have the immediate advantage of extra loaded hi-cap mags for your G19. It does offer the advantage of another weapon for someone else to use in an emergency. Trained in it's deployment, of course.The threats are morphing as we speak, with the return of terrorism to our shores thanks to the ineptitude of this President.
Why was my first thought: H&K Operational briefcase?
Same
I remember your point shooting a rack of plates. a long time ago. That takes a lot of practice to get it to where it is muscle memory... but you do make it look easy. Great Video!!
When Paul specks even the deer come over and listen!! Thanks Paul for all your hard work Sir.
My backpack gun is a Keltec su16. Awesome gun for what it is.
Anyone else see the deer?
I have the plr16 with a (dare I say it?) brace. The only problem with that gun is it is very loud!
To me a “Briefcase Gun” is something like the Heckler & Koch MP5k operational briefcase and it was lightweight, at four pounds, six ounces.
To fire, you pulled a trigger built into the briefcase’s handle. Mechanical actuators connected to the trigger on the gun, which fired through a hole in the wall of the case. The 30-round magazine guaranteed a good burst of firepower before you had to open the case and reload.
I would love to have one, but I can’t…. Thank you ATF. Sarcasm
I enjoy watching Paul almost as much as the deer.😊
Hello Paul!
I wanted to suggest that if you replace the raptor grip on the Shockwave firearm with a SB Tactical brace they make for them, that it then becomes a VERY viable briefcase weapon.
Of course, that will be a bit "shy" now too, but just wanted to throw that possibility out there.
Thanks again for another informative and entertaining video, please keep up the good work.
Main use of a 'handgun' is to fight your way to your battle rifle.
Not really. The handgun is what is usually used to end the problem. Active Self Protection has about a million videos demonstrating this in the real world. Sounds cool though.
No not really
That may be true in a Military ir LEO combat scenario, but not neccesarily true in a real world civilian defensive shooting.
"If ya think it looks easy, go to the range and try it." It's an old story... "The most dangerous weapon in the world is a Marine and his rifle." John Pershing, General of the Armies.
Obviously you weren't in Fallujah with me, because I'm here to tell you...it took A LOT of ammo per Marine to make a kill. I believe I had better hit probability with my 240B than most guys in my squad with m4s and ACOGS
10:37 deer encroachment!! Seems like Paul's voice is soothing to wildlife.
As always...EXCELLENT. I tell anyone who wants to watch content on firearms etc to watch YOUR channel
Paul is one with nature. Truly something we can only hope to attain.
I had to re-watch some of the presentation a couple of times because I kept getting distracted by the multiple deer and how close they seemed to be. lol
Crimson Trace makes a nice laser for the Shockwave!
Very interesting video with some Very Good points. From the title I did expect some briefcase weapon as in a Robert Rodriguez movie. I believe 007 also had a briefcase that either had a gun mounted inside to fire thru the briefcase or shot out knives. : )
The day Paul was born he drove his mother home from the hospital.
Man, one frame of the bullet at 12:23... Awesome.
I've always been more of an AR fan myself, but I'd personally like to throw in an honorable mention to AK pistols as well. Combine a brace with a folding attachment and a 20-round magazine, and it is just as compact as, if not more compact than, a similarly set up AR pistol. In addition, unlike ARs, folding braces or stocks of any sort on an AK platform do not require deployment of said brace or stock to function properly. Some folks also prefer the ballistics of 7.62x39 or 5.45x39. My only real sticking points with those are the felt recoil vs. 5.56/.223 and heavier weight (remember, you're going to be lugging this thing a whole lot more than you're going to be shooting it).
I love the completely dead serious humor. Keep it up.
You would appreciate the real briefcase gun I saw in Japan, it was a full auto and used a business card to cover the area where the bullets came through.
Enjoy watching most every thing you put out.
My boy Paul Harrell y’all. Calmest human being alive. So calm a Mule Deer photobombs his presentation 😂🤣😂
I’ve had one for 15+ years now. 10.5” folding AR-Pistol with two coupled standard capacity mags. My “Briefcase gun”...
Back after watching:: This man is such a Living Legend!
Most TH-camrs I can't stand their long winded chatting, but no matter how long winded Paul says hel is, I want more!
I have two bag guns, depending on my needs. One is an AR 15 that can be broken down, and the other is a 10-22 takedown. Both are excellent at their job and conceal well in my bag with plenty of ammo.
I'm of the firm belief that if you're going somewhere you think you might need more than your CC weapon, you probably ought not be going there. The best way to win a gunfight is to avoid it in the first place.
That hip shooting was pretty impressive. When i shoot from the hip. I frequently miss be several feet.
gotta love the three deer at 10:37! Two wandering out of frame at 10:37, one standing behind him. Yes, it looks like it might be a decoy, but watch through 11:07 and you'll see it move.
12:45 Jesus, Paul. You're like a bad girlfriend. You tore that poor target's heart out!
14:49 Ok, bro. Now you're just flexin on us...
Anyone else notice the deer @10:37? Very cool.
As a woman I don't like purse carry for those same reasons. Better than leaving it at home in SOME cases. I usually do pocket carry.
Another fantastic presentation. Well done Paul.
Excellent presentation, as always. Thanks Paul.
Some pretty deer in the background around the halfway point. Must be a great spot to relax.
The deer are trying to learn self defence with Paul for when hunting season comes. I've seen it happen before, these things are smart.
I would chose a Winchester 1897 takedown model with a sawed off barrel. The original street sweeper.
Deer: There I was in a Paul Harrell video...This is no bull..
I love that deer are stopping by to watch the show!!!
LOL! Oh Paul, God Bless your sense of humor. I have a fe... errr... Had a few guns with stage fright too. The problem is they've decided to stop 'touring' and may or may not be hiding in my briefcase on the day an encore is deserved.
The first deer runs away , must think" a man with a gun" . the second older deer thinks " that is Paul if he was going to shoot , you would never hear the shot "
I have bought a Winchester 94 Trails end Takedown in .30-30 recently, I'm in love with it. It is 20 inch long when disassembled, has a 20 inch barrell... And litteraly takes 5-10 seconds to (dis)assemble. It has a reasonable capacity (6+1), and shots an effective round with a reasonable speed of operation. Plus its not a terryfing "asSaUlT wEaPoN" :)
I was slightly surprised not to see any take-down lever actions on the list, but I understand why.
Well thought out video Paul; thanks.
You have been practicing a lot with that shockwave. As a retired range safety officer for my state (thanks covid) I can tell you most people I see with one of these "whippet" guns is more likely to shoot their foot off than hit a target at ten yards with #4 Buck.
Deer:
"Keep your friends close and your enemies closer."
Another down side of the Shockwave is all I've seen have an extremely tight pattern, even with buckshot. This results in more precise aim being necessary to even strike the target at all.
"For those who have seen it (the meat target) before" - these are the least fortunate among us - support education by sharing Paul Harrell videos!
In defense of the carry gun in the backpack:
In texas, if you have a carry license, you can carry in MOST places on a State university campus. Yes, there are restriction.
My carry gun at the time was a Ruger SR9c with some mags. I COULD have carried on my person, but it was far more comfortable (because Texas) to not do so because I almost never wore a jacket.
My theory was, the time it takes me to get to the gun in my bag (maybe putting on the paddle holster and mag carrier) would only get me killed if they came to the specific room I was in first. When I went out to, say, the store, I carried a pocket pistol in .380 with a spare mag in the other pocket. I didn't like the gun much, or else it would have been my everyday carry.
Looks like the deer know when the season is over , lol. They are like "Hey Paul , making a video today"?
10:38 Deer hears Paul isn't carrying his .25ACP, so it comes to see if he is making more, or has any more, chocolate bunny fudge.😉
It appears Paul did have some as deer buddies gathered, or his shotgun test on the hollow bunnies was in the same vicinity.
I use a .300BO AR pistol with a LAW folder attachment to allow greater stowability. Carry it in a 5.11 AMP72.
For a smaller bag, I have a Glock 40 MOS with a TLR1 HL in a 5.11 MOAB6.
How to spot a counterfeit Paul Harrell video: No chronograph usage w/mean velocities given. No use of “the meat target with the new and improved fleece bullet stop” with no caveats, rudimentary demonstrations, and shattner-esque pauses. There is one caveat to the aforementioned counterfeit Paul Harrell video spotting tips and that is :insert shattner-esque pause: a “cooking in the field with Paul Harrell” video.
At around 10:38 a deer walked by in the back ground. My attention shifted somewhat! And another deer stood behind you the whole time you were showing the carbine. Never mind! They’re in every shot! 15:08 and there is now three.
Love the deer in background.
Excellent presentation as always.. informative and entertaining
That deer at the 10:40 Mark has some cajones
Nice ... Saturday morning, still in bed, the wife gave mee a cup of coffeee and PH on the puter! what can go wrong? :) Well where´s the Mare´s leg? ;)
The deer know that Paul's meat target for the day is pork, oranges, t-shirt and fleece.
Damn that's some super good hip shooting!
A shotgun with a folding stock might also let you fit a shotgun in a bag or case while still giving you a stock to use afterwards, though that also means it legally must have an 18 inch barrel rather than the 14 inch the Shockwave can have.
Those are some brave deer behind him.
My favorite part was the dear in the background.
Paul, sorry I missed your video, but spent the day at the range bonding with my kids. Now that had a chance to watch it - thanks!
Carrying in your backpack or briefcase unloaded with a full clip next to it might be a way you could carry while not yet having a concealed carry permit legally.
Oddly enough, in the late 90s through early 2000s I carried a briefcase which contained a Ruger P90. With an extra magazine and all of the normal stuff. Happy to be retired, LOL.
I just love the deer in the background just watching him shoot.
Another reference to The Wizard of Oz: "Lions, tigers, bears, oh my!" 3:29
"let me show you how inaccurate it is to shoot from the hip."
*Hits every soda jug*
His cybernetic eyes have built-in crosshairs.
Stocks are no joke. Inrange came to a similar conclusion when it comes to stockless pump shotguns vs stocked, vs stocked side by side
He shot it faster from the hip than when aiming down the sights and got just as many hits, lol
He also mentions years of experience and training. Things that should never be underestimated.
@@justinkase1360 He was also closer when he shot from the hip.
Her: "Hi big boy. Is that a 30 round extended magazine in your pocket, or are you happy to see me?"
Paul Harrell: "It's an extended 30 round magazine. And yes I'm happy to see you..."
I read the reply in his voice.
Paul Harrell: "You be the judge."
@@alphabetsoupsandwich That was it, perfect.
Thank God--Paul can Repeat this in public.
Well, yes. It's an extended 30 round magazine, and I have it loaded with Remington green and white box 55 grain full metal jacket.
Paul is such a conscientious Hunter, he even educates the deer in the area to give them a better chance.
😂
he'd probably tell the shooter where to shoot
NA I think he keeps them around to let him know when those dangerous "Cougars" are around!
Paul pulled those deer out of his pockets to make the background more interesting for viewer retention.
Also note how there's no more deer and suddenly he has a meat target...
Live deer at the gun range. Oh yeah, forgot it's 2021.
😂 🦌 🙋🏿♂️
@@eltigredetejas2328 we don't speak emoji
The geese as background were nice also
10:40 Deer! They're coming straight at us!
Ha I forgot about that episode. I believe it was probably one of the first ones I ever saw.
11:15 theres a deer just chillin like 15-17 yards from Paul
The man could hunt deer with a club... and the video on hunting with a club will be coming out next week
Took the words right out of my mouth 🤣
Starting to wonder if there is A petting zoo with A missing deer near to where Paul is. I've been that close to A live wild deer outside of A zoo once in my life.
“Submarine races.” This mans dry delivery is killer.
I had to listen to that three times before I realized that Paul actually meant what he said. Then looking at the expression on his face immediately after I wondered how he kept a straight face. 😄 Can you imagine him as a script writer? 😂
Plot twist: the navy actually had a public submarine race.
Exactly 😂
You beat me to that one.
Murderous, really 💀😂😂
I cannot listen to many people for hours on end, but Paul is almost never boring
👍
And even when he is boring he is informative.
@@crazypfc777 yep
He's very similar to Dr. Jordan B. Peterson in that way. They can talk for hours upon hours, and you're glued to everything they're saying. Probably because wisdom and competence is so rare these days, hearing the real deal is incredibly captivating and refreshing.
I’m so curious if he talks like this in casual conversation or if this is just his presentation speech because he really lays it out in a line
Paul is the Project Farm of the gun world, endlessly informative and entertaining
Man of culture
Paul? I thought that was Steve McQueen.
Definitely.
thats... not a bad comparison 🤔
@@marinecor23 right? I had never thought about it that way but it works.
Paul tries to prove you shouldn’t fire from the hip. “Shit, I’m too badass to miss” 😂
Beat me to it!
Yep Paul is just way too good!
Slows the firing pace, exposes half your torso, reduces capacity, increases miss probability. I just don't see any downside to it.
@@exothermal.sprocket But they are so badass!! And if you can shoot well its not hard hitting your targets with one. I love mine.
@@slimeyslug12 They are niche. A competent shooter with a full sized 12gauge will always outperform it.