Videos tagged with Backcountry Carry

This guide details the innovative design of the Chiappa Rhino 60DS .44 Magnum, focusing on its revolutionary bottom-firing mechanism that significantly reduces muzzle flip and recoil. Expert instruction highlights the firearm's construction from 7075-T6 aluminum alloy, integrated accessory rails, and ergonomic Hogue grip, all contributing to a more manageable shooting experience with powerful magnum cartridges. The guide emphasizes how this design makes the .44 Magnum more accessible for a wider range of shooters.

This video discusses the use of CCI birdshot rounds, specifically those made with lead-free bismuth heavy shot, for pest control in backcountry scenarios, such as snake defense. It emphasizes that these rounds are not suitable for personal self-defense due to insufficient penetration against human threats, recommending they be used in conjunction with personal defense rounds.

This entry explores the Smith & Wesson Mountain Gun series, explaining its design philosophy for reducing weight while retaining potent caliber capability. Expert instructor Hickok45 details the tapered barrel, round butt frame, and practical grip choices that make these revolvers ideal for backcountry use. The information highlights the historical context and practical application of these specialized firearms.

This video reviews a variety of handguns, primarily focusing on 10mm and .45 ACP calibers, with a few 9mm and .410 options. It highlights features like capacity, ergonomics, accuracy, and suitability for concealed carry or backcountry defense. Several models are presented as reliable options for different user needs and budgets, including the Springfield Armory XDM Elite 3.8 Compact OSP, Smith & Wesson M&P M2.0, Glock 29, and various 1911 platforms.

This video provides an overview of various Glock pistol models, highlighting their features, intended uses, and differences. It covers the Glock 49 as a new compact/full-size hybrid, the versatile Glock 19 Gen 5 for concealed carry and home defense, the powerful Glock 20 Gen 5 for backcountry protection, the compact Glock 43X MOS for concealed carry, the .45 ACP Glock 30SF for self-defense, the .22LR Glock 44 for training, and the classic Glock 17 for duty and home defense. The discussion emphasizes Glock's reliability, ease of use, and aftermarket support.

This video explores the relevance of leather holsters in 2022, arguing they still have a place for specific applications and aesthetics. The hosts discuss their personal experiences and provide examples of when leather holsters are appropriate, such as for Texas Rangers, at barbecues, or in backcountry environments. They contrast leather with Kydex, highlighting the 'earned' quality of leather and its historical significance, particularly for firearms like the 1911.

This video provides an expert-level overview of Aero Precision's new EPC-10, a 10mm and .45 ACP AR-15 platform. It details the firearm's compatibility with Glock magazines, its innovative Last Round Bolt Hold Open (LRBHO) mechanism, and customization options. The review highlights its suitability for hunting, self-defense, and backcountry use, offering a powerful alternative to standard 9mm PCCs.

This video concludes the 'Factory to Table' series on the Q MiniFix, offering final takeaways. The presenter highlights the MiniFix's unique appeal as a compact, lightweight bolt-action 300 Blackout pistol, particularly for hunting in areas where rifles are prohibited or for backcountry carry. Key accessories like the Trash Panda silencer, Coltac suppressor cover, Edgar Sherman Design sling, and Scalarworks Leap mount are discussed, along with the performance of Discreet Ballistics subsonic expanding ammunition. The MiniFix is praised for its fun factor, excellent trigger, and practical size for hiking.

This review by Nutnfancy provides an expert-level analysis of the Smith & Wesson Model 29 and Model 329PD .44 Magnum revolvers. He highlights their power for bear defense and backcountry use, while also detailing their specific features, recoil characteristics, and practical applications compared to 10mm options like the Glock 20. The review emphasizes the specialized nature of these firearms and their suitability for experienced shooters.

The Kimber K6s is a compact, stainless steel snub-nose revolver chambered in .357 Magnum and .38 Special. It features a six-shot cylinder, a double-action-only trigger, and a two-inch barrel, making it suitable for personal defense and backcountry carry. The firearm boasts rounded edges for snag-free drawing and a comfortable grip designed for managing recoil.