Videos tagged with Discreet Transport

The Smith & Wesson M&P FPC (Folding Pistol Carbine) is a 9mm firearm designed for discreet storage and transport. It features a 16-inch threaded barrel, M-LOK rail, and a flat-face trigger. A key feature is its ability to fold into a compact package, fitting into an included bag, and it comes standard with a 17-round magazine plus two 23-round magazines stored in the stock. The firearm is also suppressor-ready.

This discussion explores the common practice of purchasing firearms without a spouse's knowledge and the various methods people employ to conceal these acquisitions. It highlights that such secrecy is often driven by fear of a spouse's disapproval or anger regarding the expense. The conversation emphasizes that while hiding purchases is prevalent, it's rarely the sole cause of marital issues, and understanding a spouse's own spending habits can provide context.

This video addresses common concerns and misconceptions regarding carrying rifles concealed in backpacks. The instructor emphasizes the nuanced nature of such practices, stressing that what works in one environment may not work in another. Key takeaways include maintaining situational awareness, the importance of bag placement, the utility of folding adapters for AR-15s, and the necessity of practicing efficient re-holstering/re-bagging techniques for rapid evasion after a potential engagement. The discussion also touches on the psychological deterrent effect of visible preparedness and the legal and societal implications of firearm ownership.

This review covers the Smith & Wesson M&P FPC folding carbine in 9mm, presented by veteran firearms instructor hickok45. The video details its unique side-folding mechanism for discreet transport, magazine storage in the stock, and compatibility with M&P M2.0 magazines. It also addresses ergonomics, optics choices for astigmatism, and a specific reliability issue encountered with Underwood ammunition.