It's rare for me to chuckle out loud while watching a video! The shaving cream and walk up center mass shooting made me crack a big smile, the walk up head shot got me! Great shooting and video! 👍
My son and I really enjoyed making this video and except for a big, fat watermelon I can't think of anything funner to shoot than shaving cream 😁 (funner is a word, isn't it?)
@@mixup98 As I viewed the trailer of this video again, I wanted to add that some of the highlights that I haven't seen caught my attention (like the skeleton figure blowing up) I'm sure I will find it before long.
oh man I haven't laughed in a while, but when you shot the shaving cream and walked right up and shot the target in the head, I couldn't stop laughing and smiling. Your shooting is awesome, got a new subscriber!
Thanks Nick. My son has been shooting since he was about six years old and today he usually beats me at the shooting range when we compete against each other.
Mixup!!! Once again you have read my mind, I was at the counter about to purchase a Sig P320 today but waited. Something was missing! Your review!!! LOL HA!HA! Great taste and timing! Thank you for always making a fun, family oriented and safe channel. Happy shooting to y'all
Hi Eric....I have a transporter and a mind reading machine.....I am truly a lucky man. Seriously, I really, really like the P320 and I'm willing to bet that you will too. Please let us know what you think after shooting your pistol. Thanks again for another great comment and we thank you for watching our videos.
@@mixup98 Ha Ha right on the money!!! You were right!!!! I just put about 4-500 rounds through it this afternoon. Runs like a dream!!!!! Sig really hit a home run with this system! Thank you Mixup!!! Always a pleasure Sir.
Great test drive. I have to get the first 200 through my P365MS when it stops raining. My first owned SIG. SIG makes good and innovative pistols and always have. I also like the iconic P226 that set the standard back in the 80s by which all combat pistols are measured. That military P320/M17 looks like its running just fine. SIG innovation has done it again. The P365 is now the carry pistol that all others will be measured on. Thanks for sharing.
Awww ya got shaving cream on my pretty gun!!! I'm never loaning you another again! . . . . . . . Just kidding, different Manny. Although, if you want to borrow some of my guns MU, you can do it any time. :)
Love your channel. You’re reviews are informative & entertaining. You have a great “Every Man” quality. You’re not a tatted up Tactical Nerd or some overbearing know it all who forces his opinions down our throats. The scenery is always beautiful and you seem to take as much glee in shooting & blowing up “Improvised Targets” as I do. Nothing better than having lots of junk to shoot at. Old vehicles & equipment is lots of fun. I do have to say that it’s difficult for me to get getting excited over another “Plastic Fantastic “ Don’t get me wrong, I own my share & they certainly have their place in a collection. I just wish someone would come out with something really cool like a non Turkish made Hi-Power clone or hopefully Colt will bring back the Python 🐍 and/or the Anaconda. I know, they won’t be as nice as the original. I still think they would be pretty damn nice. The Cobra & King Cobra seem pretty sweet. I wish Ruger would make a blued 1911 as a standard offering or open up their Customer Shop for orders on already owned Rugers. Not just $2,500 dollar 1911’s. I wish Walther would reintroduce a .32 ACP PPK/PPK/S. I just get tired of these polymer guns. One nice thing about them, they certainly have made owning a quality, reliable weapon more accessible & affordable & that’s a good thing. Trump 2020. No Impeachment.
Good-looking duty-size pistola. Quality and shootability look excellent, too. It's always nice to have a bullet go where it's intended to go. Part of that is the launch platform, but at least as important are the hands and eyes controlling it. You're an excellent shot, so you have that end of the equation covered. I love shooting outdoors, but alas - my favorite desert location going back 35 years is now crawling with ATVs, dirt bikes, and all manner of California transplants who have no concept of multi-use public lands, staying on established trails, and listening for gunfire. Not safe to shoot there anymore. Nice outdoor range a bit closer - only 40 miles each way. Excellent review, brother. Keep the faith.
Manny does indeed have great taste and he has let me review several of his fine firearms. Thanks again Manny and thanks to you Scott for watching my video.
Enjoy your vids soo much!! I have a P320 Carry in 357Sig - great feeling and great shooting gun! I also have the P226 and P229.( P229 is king for me but no complaints at all about the P320!!)
I want to be your son:) Nice dad you are! BTW cannot buy a real gun in my country so I got a Sig Air P320 which is a gas operated BB gun from Sig Sauer it's still really good. Someday, after the COVID time, I'd visit American and fire a real P320. Greetings from Japan.
Hello and greetings from the United States. I hope you can come to America someday and shoot a real pistol...I think you would really like enjoy it. Thank you for watching our video.
whoa ho! Nice toss and shot! oh, and beaming in was awesome, but if you do that, you must wear a red shirt with the Enterprise A on it! Nice review. Love the echo. Waiting for Clint or the Duke to show up with those echos. Thanks!
Frustrated keyboard warriors, I would imagine. It's dark and lonely in their parents' basements. Doubt they even take the time to watch these videos - just roam from one gun channel to the next and click the thumbs down icon.
The humor of the after thought of the head shot👍👍 the skill of holding a selfie stick behind you and shooting one handed successfully👍👍 the fifty yard shots one handed 👍👍. I’d like to know how close are you guys getting to the steel targets, also in many videos you see trainers retreating from a target rather than advance, is advancing a taught tactic or just fun?
I find it fun to advance on a target but the training I received many years ago had us engaging and advancing on the target and I guess old habits are hard to break.
Can't recommend that highly enough. Teach a kid to respect for the tool and how to safely use and enjoy it, AND spend some high-quality father/son time to boot. Win-win.
Yeah, I don't make many videos in the summertime here in So. Nevada but fortunately fall is just around the corner. Thanks for the great compliment and we appreciate you watching our video.
I'm afraid the modularity of this gun is in fact its Achilles Heel. Tolerances, which will only degrade, and a too high center of barrel axis will plague the fire arm. No, I am not a Glock fan. My pistol of choice is a P226. 2d place the Beretta being replaced by these guns.
Great video Mixup!👍👍😆😎 What I need to know is what the manufacturer is on that transporter you use. Mine gets a little glitchy from time to time. Some of the re-does I have to go through get a little sketchy...............🙈🙉🙊👀
Felt happy there sir so went back point blank target board and blast the head jejeje. Can i see your review on p229 enhanced elite either 357 or 40 cal. No worries if i dont get a chance haha.
Good friend got one but is was 320 sub compact. Lots of jamming from all magazines and ammo types. Wants to run 500 rds through it before warranty return. Ok let’s do it. Can’t get him to put more than 100 a trip. I’ll run 300-500 through my M&P, Glocks, etc. oh well 😔 I like his trigger. Far superior to Glock or Smith factory. Not an Apex but good as 98% of those shooting it. Hope he gets it straightened out. Any time you downsize that much there are going to be some bugs
Sorry to say it is as ugly to me as the japanese pistols made between 1900 and 1950. But the modularity is intriguing. A ton of appearences can be done to this chassis. This will do havoc to european civilian procurement of guns if it also allow for a g26 frame of gun.
I have never tried fly fishing but I'm guessing the nearest place would be somewhere in southern Utah, approximately a three hour drive to the nearest river or reservoir.
I had a G23 for several years, and bought a Lone Wolf .357 Sig drop-in conversion barrel for it - much cheaper than buying a whole 'nother pistol just to shoot that round. Accuracy was outstanding. No need to switch out magazines or anything else. Felt recoil was about the same as with factory .40 S&W loads. You can shoot lead bullets with Lone Wolf conversion barrels, but downloading the .357 Sig to accommodate lead alloys kind of defeats the purpose, IMO.
Where did the years go? That said, the most effective safety is located between the shooter's ears. I carried a revolvers for 75% of my LEO career - no external safety on any of them. I favor a 1911A1 "Commander" platform these days, but practice makes operating its controls instinctive. Col. Cooper simplified all the various rules of safe gun handling into 4 that are easy to remember. Engage the main safety (i.e., brain) and follow those 4 simple rules as though your life depends upon them, and you'll be about as safe a shooter as is possible.
@@SCSlimBoiseID Yeah. Not an operator, but I have been shooting since 1962 when I was gifted my first rifle. Had some idiot comment once that if I "needed" a safety I should sell all my guns. I replied that if he was so prone to panic in a bad situation that maybe he shouldn't carry. End of the day, I've got single action, double action, double action/auto, single action auto and striker fired. Add pump and auto shotguns, various .22's, multiple bolt rifles and an AR. Somehow I've always managed to remember how they work when I needed to use them. Thankfully as a civilian, that's only been 4 times and no shots fired.
Exactly. Practice enough with what you shoot so that operating it correctly and safely is 2nd nature, or "instinctive." Most firearms I shoot these days are autos and have external manual safeties, so that's how I practice. I only shoot one revolver any more, and it's an SAA clone - no external safety. The two rifles I shoot both have external manual safeties. At the POST Academy, we had a good mix of sidearms in various calibers, SAO, DAO, SA/DA, autos and revolvers, so the emphasis was on getting familiar with what you carry, enough so that operating it safely becomes instinctive. Later, when I went to LE Firearms Instructor school, it was the same thing - guys from departments all over the state and a thorough mix of sidearms, rifles, and shotguns. Mechanical, manual safeties may not be present on a particular firearm and they can and do occasionally fail (as do other moving parts - any mechanical device can fail), so having the mental safety engaged any time you pick up a firearm is step one in the chain of eliminating negligent discharges. You and I must be around the same age. My brother was almost 4 years older than I, so he got his first shotgun when he was 12 and I was 8. We hunted rabbits with it, shot hand-thrown clay birds, and downed a few ducks and quail as well, and loaded our own shells with a 12 ga. Lee Loader. He got a .22 at about the same time, Dad sometimes took us to the dump where we shot tin cans. I got my own shotgun and .22 rifle when I turned 12, but only after I went to an official Hunter Safety course. In those days, nobody called the SWAT team out when a 12 year-old kid was walking down the dirt road with a shotgun. Cheers.
Not a Sig man, but do love watching Mixup98 shoot in the Nevada desert. Good stuff
Father and son having fun in the sun. Great outing! And, of course, you brought your friend Sig along to make it even more fun!
My son and I did indeed have fun making this video and we appreciate you watching and commenting on it.
Laughing hysterically. Wasn’t sure if I should be taking you seriously until I saw you toss the shaving cream. Awesome. Subscribed.
Thanks. I had fun making this video and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Appreciate the sub.
It's rare for me to chuckle out loud while watching a video! The shaving cream and walk up center mass shooting made me crack a big smile, the walk up head shot got me! Great shooting and video! 👍
My son and I really enjoyed making this video and except for a big, fat watermelon I can't think of anything funner to shoot than shaving cream 😁 (funner is a word, isn't it?)
@@mixup98 With shooting like that sir, I would say you can use any word you like. 😀
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@@mixup98 As I viewed the trailer of this video again, I wanted to add that some of the highlights that I haven't seen caught my attention (like the skeleton figure blowing up) I'm sure I will find it before long.
@@user-sh5dy5tr9d I'm sure you will find the video with the skeleton in it but if not let me know and I'll give you a few clues 😁
oh man I haven't laughed in a while, but when you shot the shaving cream and walked right up and shot the target in the head, I couldn't stop laughing and smiling. Your shooting is awesome, got a new subscriber!
Man....I wish I could shoot like that all the time. WOW!!
I have the Sig 2022 in 40 cal, its a rock solid weapon, I'd expect nothing else from Sig. Always good to see you drop a new video Mixup
I wish I had a friend like Manny.
Me too!
I am indeed lucky to have a friend like Manny (and Craig, and Daniel, and Ladrae)
I am a simple man. I see a mixup98 video. I click play.
Your son is a great shot . I wonder who taught him so well . Also thanks to manny ,nice video .
Thanks Nick. My son has been shooting since he was about six years old and today he usually beats me at the shooting range when we compete against each other.
“Haven’t done this in a while. “. Knew It was going to be good!! Thank you Good Sir!!
You are very welcome Dave :>)
Great shooting Sir an your son is a great shooter too.
Hi Jerry....my son and I thank you for your great compliments.
Love the echo of each shot!
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Your friend, Manny....Thank you, sir. Mixup98 makes some excellent content with whatever goes "bang", "BOOM", "ping" etc.
I once knew a guy from China named bang BOOM ping ;P
@@BobC59 :)
Mixup!!! Once again you have read my mind, I was at the counter about to purchase a Sig P320 today but waited. Something was missing! Your review!!! LOL HA!HA! Great taste and timing! Thank you for always making a fun, family oriented and safe channel. Happy shooting to y'all
Hi Eric....I have a transporter and a mind reading machine.....I am truly a lucky man.
Seriously, I really, really like the P320 and I'm willing to bet that you will too. Please let us know what you think after shooting your pistol. Thanks again for another great comment and we thank you for watching our videos.
@@mixup98 Ha Ha right on the money!!! You were right!!!! I just put about 4-500 rounds through it this afternoon. Runs like a dream!!!!! Sig really hit a home run with this system! Thank you Mixup!!! Always a pleasure Sir.
You and your Son has an eye and feel for it Brother! Good job on making me want yet another mixup98 induced weapon :) Thumbs up men!~John
Great test drive. I have to get the first 200 through my P365MS when it stops raining. My first owned SIG. SIG makes good and innovative pistols and always have. I also like the iconic P226 that set the standard back in the 80s by which all combat pistols are measured. That military P320/M17 looks like its running just fine. SIG innovation has done it again. The P365 is now the carry pistol that all others will be measured on. Thanks for sharing.
Awww ya got shaving cream on my pretty gun!!! I'm never loaning you another again!
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Just kidding, different Manny. Although, if you want to borrow some of my guns MU, you can do it any time. :)
Hi Manny....can you come over to my house to play (and bring your guns).
@@mixup98 Sure! I'll get in the car and be there in about 14 hours. 😁 Probably better to use an FFL.
I have several Sigs, but have never tried the 320 series. My prize Sig is a P226 Legion SAO, and its trigger is a gem. Thanks for Sharing! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
You were right, right at the end of the shoot, someone would ask you about this vs our old duty weapon lol
That's a real nice Sig M 320 and some great shooting also.Thanks.
Love your channel. You’re reviews are informative & entertaining. You have a great “Every Man” quality. You’re not a tatted up Tactical Nerd or some overbearing know it all who forces his opinions down our throats. The scenery is always beautiful and you seem to take as much glee in shooting & blowing up “Improvised Targets” as I do. Nothing better than having lots of junk to shoot at. Old vehicles & equipment is lots of fun. I do have to say that it’s difficult for me to get getting excited over another “Plastic Fantastic “ Don’t get me wrong, I own my share & they certainly have their place in a collection. I just wish someone would come out with something really cool like a non Turkish made Hi-Power clone or hopefully Colt will bring back the Python 🐍 and/or the Anaconda. I know, they won’t be as nice as the original. I still think they would be pretty damn nice. The Cobra & King Cobra seem pretty sweet. I wish Ruger would make a blued 1911 as a standard offering or open up their Customer Shop for orders on already owned Rugers. Not just $2,500 dollar 1911’s. I wish Walther would reintroduce a .32 ACP PPK/PPK/S. I just get tired of these polymer guns. One nice thing about them, they certainly have made owning a quality, reliable weapon more accessible & affordable & that’s a good thing. Trump 2020. No Impeachment.
Beautiful pistol, can’t find one any where here in Cali , The Bravo that is
When its time to watch Mixup everyone needs to shut up
I’m Red Flagging this video as Bad Ass
1 like = 1 red flag
I'm green-lighting it. Take the shot ... any many more!
Nice pistol. Always enjoy your videos.
Good-looking duty-size pistola. Quality and shootability look excellent, too. It's always nice to have a bullet go where it's intended to go. Part of that is the launch platform, but at least as important are the hands and eyes controlling it. You're an excellent shot, so you have that end of the equation covered. I love shooting outdoors, but alas - my favorite desert location going back 35 years is now crawling with ATVs, dirt bikes, and all manner of California transplants who have no concept of multi-use public lands, staying on established trails, and listening for gunfire. Not safe to shoot there anymore. Nice outdoor range a bit closer - only 40 miles each way.
Excellent review, brother. Keep the faith.
I love my Sig P220 so I can imagine that one is just as awesome. Manny has great taste!
Manny does indeed have great taste and he has let me review several of his fine firearms. Thanks again Manny and thanks to you Scott for watching my video.
Enjoy your vids soo much!! I have a P320 Carry in 357Sig - great feeling and great shooting gun! I also have the P226 and P229.( P229 is king for me but no complaints at all about the P320!!)
I want to be your son:) Nice dad you are! BTW cannot buy a real gun in my country so I got a Sig Air P320 which is a gas operated BB gun from Sig Sauer it's still really good. Someday, after the COVID time, I'd visit American and fire a real P320. Greetings from Japan.
Hello and greetings from the United States. I hope you can come to America someday and shoot a real pistol...I think you would really like enjoy it. Thank you for watching our video.
Great vid & awesome one hand 50yd shot! 👍👍👍😃✌️
You're one hell of a marksman!!
Thanks! 👍🤠
whoa ho! Nice toss and shot! oh, and beaming in was awesome, but if you do that, you must wear a red shirt with the Enterprise A on it! Nice review. Love the echo. Waiting for Clint or the Duke to show up with those echos. Thanks!
I will have to pass on the red shirt but maybe a gold or blue shirt would be nice. Having the Duke show up would certainly make my day :)
Gorgeous pistol!, and once again great, informative video. Thanks MixUp
You are very welcome Mark :)
What KNUCKLEHEADS didn't like that video?? Come on he's Kool & Entertaining!!
Thanks Karl :>)
Frustrated keyboard warriors, I would imagine. It's dark and lonely in their parents' basements. Doubt they even take the time to watch these videos - just roam from one gun channel to the next and click the thumbs down icon.
Nice shooting pistol.
You are a good shot too.
Thanks for the compliment Trey and we appreciate you watching our video.
I really l like that pistol too, thanks so much
You are very welcome Mr. Fowler 👍🤠
The humor of the after thought of the head shot👍👍 the skill of holding a selfie stick behind you and shooting one handed successfully👍👍 the fifty yard shots one handed 👍👍. I’d like to know how close are you guys getting to the steel targets, also in many videos you see trainers retreating from a target rather than advance, is advancing a taught tactic or just fun?
I find it fun to advance on a target but the training I received many years ago had us engaging and advancing on the target and I guess old habits are hard to break.
Nice shooting guys.
Thanks Hank :>)
Great video. I am going to take my son shooting too.
Can't recommend that highly enough. Teach a kid to respect for the tool and how to safely use and enjoy it, AND spend some high-quality father/son time to boot. Win-win.
Precision plinking / Superior shooting as always Mr. Mixup and Son.....yep pretty toasty lately here in So. NV!
Yeah, I don't make many videos in the summertime here in So. Nevada but fortunately fall is just around the corner. Thanks for the great compliment and we appreciate you watching our video.
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U always have the best videos sir thanks u for sharing
You're welcome Brandon and thank you for the great comment.
Shaving cream 1st try was actually crazy
This is a great channel !
Thanks D Gilly :)
great video, great info, thanks so much
Great video! The head shots! Lol!
Great Video!!!
Love it buddy! Keep em coming!
Been watching your channel for years!
Love the videos
I love comments like yours and I thank you for being a long time watcher.
mixup98
I think a M1 Garand Video would be killer for you to do!
Good looking pistol :)
Nice video although my daughter said the best part was watching your son shooting
Wonderful pistol and always a pleasure to watch.
Thanks Roger...
I'm afraid the modularity of this gun is in fact its Achilles Heel. Tolerances, which will only degrade, and a too high center of barrel axis will plague the fire arm. No, I am not a Glock fan. My pistol of choice is a P226. 2d place the Beretta being replaced by these guns.
If we lived in the same state I would lend you my Glock 19 gen 5 for a review.
I have a Glock 19 gen 4 and a Glock Model 45 gen 5 but I would still love to review your 19 gen 5. Who knows, maybe someday :>)
@@mixup98 All message you so we can see how to go about it as I live in Central NM.
Parabéns pelo video, linda Sig.
Uma pena nós aqui do Brasil termos tantas restrições as arma
Both of you did some great shooting. I liked your hip jeans. My kid has new pair of jeans like yours. LOL
Ripped jeans is a fad a I started about 50 years ago when I was a young kid growing up in the desert and it's about time it caught on. :>)
@@mixup98 LOL
Mine came with 1 17 and 2 21 round mags
You ever wanna sell that pistol let me know been looking for the bravo for quite a long time!
Looks like a nice gun.
Great video Mixup!👍👍😆😎 What I need to know is what the manufacturer is on that transporter you use. Mine gets a little glitchy from time to time. Some of the re-does I have to go through get a little sketchy...............🙈🙉🙊👀
My transporter was made by the ACME TRANSPORTER CO. but unfortunately they are no longer in business and parts are very hard to find :>)
@@mixup98 If I do this right I could fly out your way without an airline ticket😁
Great video as always ice shooting
Thanks Bud...
mixup98 yes sir
Top job great stuff mate
Thanks Dean...
Felt happy there sir so went back point blank target board and blast the head jejeje. Can i see your review on p229 enhanced elite either 357 or 40 cal. No worries if i dont get a chance haha.
Right now I don't have access to a P229 but hopefully I can get my hands on one in the future and do a video on it.
Great shooting. I like the echo you get there.
Thanks BillnWa...
Sounds like an old western with you shooting out there
That headshot 😂 😂
Good job
Good friend got one but is was 320 sub compact. Lots of jamming from all magazines and ammo types. Wants to run 500 rds through it before warranty return. Ok let’s do it. Can’t get him to put more than 100 a trip. I’ll run 300-500 through my M&P, Glocks, etc. oh well 😔
I like his trigger. Far superior to Glock or Smith factory. Not an Apex but good as 98% of those shooting it.
Hope he gets it straightened out. Any time you downsize that much there are going to be some bugs
I have P 320 SC So far it's been reliable. Just changed frames to X Compact frame. More rounds and much better grip.
Excellent
Nice review, where in southern Nevada are you shooting at?
This video was shot a few miles outside of Nelson, NV.
Awsome toy😁
Sorry to say it is as ugly to me as the japanese pistols made between 1900 and 1950. But the modularity is intriguing. A ton of appearences can be done to this chassis. This will do havoc to european civilian procurement of guns if it also allow for a g26 frame of gun.
I'll come out there and shoot with you as long as there is a place we can go fly fishing also
I have never tried fly fishing but I'm guessing the nearest place would be somewhere in southern Utah, approximately a three hour drive to the nearest river or reservoir.
mixup98, ok not to bad, I get out that way, I will give a shout out to you, take care nod happy shooting
Panguitch Lake used to be nice - 45 years ago. A lot of places used to be nice back then. Nostalgia ain't what it used to be.
I have the full size model in .40. I likw it
my friend
Trigger has play in it?
The trigger is slightly spongy just before it release the striker but with a little practice the pistol can be extremely accurate.
Have you the Glock 31 or 32 in 357 sig?
My last range trip with Glock 31:
www.glocktalk.com/threads/the-glock-31-why-i-love-it.1736070/
I don't have either pistol and I have never fired a .357 sig cartridge but maybe someday I will get the opportunity to review the Glock 31 or 32.
I had a G23 for several years, and bought a Lone Wolf .357 Sig drop-in conversion barrel for it - much cheaper than buying a whole 'nother pistol just to shoot that round. Accuracy was outstanding. No need to switch out magazines or anything else. Felt recoil was about the same as with factory .40 S&W loads. You can shoot lead bullets with Lone Wolf conversion barrels, but downloading the .357 Sig to accommodate lead alloys kind of defeats the purpose, IMO.
Meant Custom Shop. For Ruger. Custom not Customer
Old guy, prefer a safety on my firearms. Not an issue for me.
We are all old lol. We never had a safety on our 226 at work
Where did the years go?
That said, the most effective safety is located between the shooter's ears. I carried a revolvers for 75% of my LEO career - no external safety on any of them. I favor a 1911A1 "Commander" platform these days, but practice makes operating its controls instinctive. Col. Cooper simplified all the various rules of safe gun handling into 4 that are easy to remember. Engage the main safety (i.e., brain) and follow those 4 simple rules as though your life depends upon them, and you'll be about as safe a shooter as is possible.
@@SCSlimBoiseID Yeah. Not an operator, but I have been shooting since 1962 when I was gifted my first rifle. Had some idiot comment once that if I "needed" a safety I should sell all my guns. I replied that if he was so prone to panic in a bad situation that maybe he shouldn't carry. End of the day, I've got single action, double action, double action/auto, single action auto and striker fired. Add pump and auto shotguns, various .22's, multiple bolt rifles and an AR. Somehow I've always managed to remember how they work when I needed to use them. Thankfully as a civilian, that's only been 4 times and no shots fired.
Exactly. Practice enough with what you shoot so that operating it correctly and safely is 2nd nature, or "instinctive." Most firearms I shoot these days are autos and have external manual safeties, so that's how I practice. I only shoot one revolver any more, and it's an SAA clone - no external safety. The two rifles I shoot both have external manual safeties. At the POST Academy, we had a good mix of sidearms in various calibers, SAO, DAO, SA/DA, autos and revolvers, so the emphasis was on getting familiar with what you carry, enough so that operating it safely becomes instinctive. Later, when I went to LE Firearms Instructor school, it was the same thing - guys from departments all over the state and a thorough mix of sidearms, rifles, and shotguns. Mechanical, manual safeties may not be present on a particular firearm and they can and do occasionally fail (as do other moving parts - any mechanical device can fail), so having the mental safety engaged any time you pick up a firearm is step one in the chain of eliminating negligent discharges.
You and I must be around the same age. My brother was almost 4 years older than I, so he got his first shotgun when he was 12 and I was 8. We hunted rabbits with it, shot hand-thrown clay birds, and downed a few ducks and quail as well, and loaded our own shells with a 12 ga. Lee Loader. He got a .22 at about the same time, Dad sometimes took us to the dump where we shot tin cans. I got my own shotgun and .22 rifle when I turned 12, but only after I went to an official Hunter Safety course. In those days, nobody called the SWAT team out when a 12 year-old kid was walking down the dirt road with a shotgun.
Cheers.
I'll pass on the safety, this is a great channel, I'll keep my 226 357 .
You sound out of breath fella since I saw one of your last videos a year ago or so. Get your blood pressure checked. Cool shooting as usual.
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More plastic for mother Earth..
a striker fired pistol with a manual safety is NOT badass!
why is that? honest question man.
Striker fire guns already have multiple safety’s internally... I agree the manual safety destroys that gun
You don't have to use the safety bro, doesn't make it shoot any different