Videos tagged with Bag Gun

The Springfield Kuna is a 9mm roller-delayed PCC offering excellent reliability and accuracy for its sub-$1000 price point, making it a strong competitor to the Stribog and CZ Scorpion. While it excels in mud tests and sustained firing, a significant drop test failure revealed a weak point in its polymer construction, and ergonomic critiques include a stiff safety and sticky magazine release.

This video contrasts a Kel-Tec Sub-2000 Gen 1 'bag gun' with a Glock 17 in a Recover Tactical S-Pro chassis, favoring the latter for its superior zero retention and compact design. The discussion highlights the importance of 'optical intensity' (candela) over raw lumens in flashlights and showcases the Glock 17's technical specifications.

The PDW bag gun concept is largely a fantasy for most civilians due to slow deployment times (10-30 seconds) compared to handguns. While offering superior firepower, it introduces significant liabilities like misidentification by law enforcement and theft risks. Niche use cases exist for security professionals, but for general self-defense, enhanced handgun training and ammunition are more practical.

The creator re-evaluates their stance on "backpack guns," explaining how their perspective has shifted due to minor life changes. The video details their current Everyday Carry (EDC) loadout, showcasing items in different compartments of their bag, including a focus on the main compartment. They also discuss their mindset around carrying firearms in bags and clarify what the bag is not intended for, while also mentioning the continued practice of carrying a rifle. The discussion touches on how cultural shifts can influence personal views.

This video showcases a customer's inquiry at D'Boss Firearms about the Sig Sauer P365, humorously dubbed a 'purse pistol'. Despite the lighthearted exchange, the focus is on compact firearms suitable for concealed carry. The Sig Sauer P365 is highlighted as a viable option for personal defense, emphasizing its compact size and suitability for everyday carry in bags or purses.

This YouTube video, titled 'Flux Raider X for EDC?', delves into the practicality of the Flux Raider-X as an everyday carry bag gun. The creator shares their insights after firing several thousand rounds through the firearm on the range. The video aims to provide a comprehensive evaluation for viewers considering this specific firearm for concealed carry purposes.

This video details a custom 5-inch 300 Blackout rifle build designed for concealed carry. The presenter explains the rationale behind integrating a rifle into an Everyday Carry (EDC) setup and provides an overview of the build's components. The description also highlights a special offer on Vertx bags, which are presented as suitable for discreet rifle carry. The video covers the build's purpose, other rifle types the presenter carries, and a review of the Vertx Transit Sling.

This video reviews the Flux Raider Grip Module conversion for the Sig P320, transforming it into a pistol caliber carbine (PCC)-style "bag gun." The presenter highlights key features such as the extending brace, slide release, and innovative magazine drop. The review includes an examination of components like the charging handle, Gideon Optics sight, and Streamlight TLR1 HL. Live-fire drills are performed to test functionality and performance. The video discusses the pros and cons of this setup, offering an honest assessment of its value, and features shooting drills like the 3 R3 and 2-2-2.

This video focuses on the Diamondback DBX5.7, exploring what the firearm is all about. The title highlights it as an 'Ultimate Bag gun,' suggesting it's being presented as a compact and versatile firearm, potentially for concealed carry or as a readily accessible option. The description is brief, indicating a general overview and examination of the DBX5.7.

The CMMG Dissent is a compact PDW built on an AR platform, featuring a bufferless design with dual recoil springs in the upper receiver. While available in .300 Blackout, 5.56, and 5.7x28mm, the 6.5-inch barrel length makes .300 Blackout or 5.7x28mm the recommended calibers for better terminal performance. Its design prioritizes a 'bag gun' philosophy, fitting discreetly into a backpack, though the stock brace can be a point of failure.

This video explores the concept of a 'bag gun' as a preparedness strategy for SHTF (Shit Hits The Fan) scenarios. It argues that while AR-15 style rifles are powerful, their lack of concealability can be a disadvantage. The bag gun aims to bridge the gap by offering rifle cartridge capability in a more discreet package, potentially providing a tactical advantage when a handgun is insufficient. The video encourages viewers to consider this option for their survival planning and directs them to additional resources and affiliated products.

This video explores the tactical advantage of using a "bag gun" as a secondary, more stable firearm for self-defense, contrasting it with a daily carry pistol. It covers safe carry methods for the bag gun within a bag, focusing on muzzle discipline and safe handling. The video details the deployment process, emphasizing the importance of extending the stock for improved stability and control, and recommends extensive dry-fire practice. A training drill is presented to help users determine when to deploy the pistol versus the bag gun, based on timed accuracy tests at various distances, highlighting the pistol's speed at close range and the bag gun's accuracy at longer distances.