Videos tagged with Firearm Purchase Decision

The video discusses the 'Great Glock Exodus of 2025,' where consumers are reportedly abandoning Glock due to the company's decision to discontinue sales of combat and duty-rated handguns to the American civilian market, citing litigation pressures. The speaker argues that Glock's past popularity stemmed from parts interchangeability and widespread adoption by law enforcement. Alternatives like the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0, Canik, PSA Dagger, Ruger, and Walther PDP are presented as viable options, with a personal shift towards Staccato pistols being highlighted.

This short discusses the High Point AR-15, with speakers questioning its value proposition. While acknowledging it's not prohibitively expensive for an AR-15, the consensus is that there's 'no point in reviewing it' due to a lack of perceived value and potential for low viewership to justify the purchase cost. An offer is made for an honest review if the firearm is provided.

This video compares the Springfield Armory Hellcat (referred to as 'Kuna') and the Smith & Wesson Spec Series V HD Titanium, both chambered in 9mm. The discussion focuses heavily on the aesthetics, perceived 'coolness,' and sexiness of each firearm, with a strong preference leaning towards the Smith & Wesson model. The speakers also touch upon the familiarity of the Hellcat's design, comparing it to other PCCs like the CZ Scorpion and Stribog, and discuss the overall package and included accessories.

The IWI Carmel is presented as a unique firearm platform, distinct from typical AR-style rifles. While the reviewer acknowledges its slick design and difference, they struggle to identify a specific use case or 'itch' it scratches compared to other firearms, particularly mentioning the BRN-GEN3 as a preferred short-stroke gas piston option. The reviewer suggests it might appeal to those seeking something different for around $1,500, but questions its overall value proposition.

The speaker, TheYankeeMarshal, discusses the concept of boycotting Springfield Armory, acknowledging past actions that caused dissatisfaction. However, he advocates for individual purchasing decisions based on personal needs and ethics, rather than organized boycotts. He emphasizes that if a Springfield Armory firearm is the best option for self-defense, individuals should purchase it, and personal feelings shouldn't dictate choices that could impact personal safety.

The speaker, known for disliking Kel-Tec products, is considering purchasing a Kel-Tec KSG shotgun. He is soliciting opinions from KSG owners regarding its reliability and value, noting its price is close to MSRP and its potential as a 'zombie weapon' due to its 13-round capacity. The decision is pending.