Videos tagged with Get Off Me Gun

This discussion delves into the enduring appeal and practical application of snub-nose revolvers for self-defense and concealed carry. Experts Roy Huntington and Brant Wheat highlight their historical significance, reliability, and effectiveness, even in smaller calibers. They emphasize the importance of shooter proficiency, proper maintenance, and understanding the role of a snub-nose as a dependable 'get off me' gun, capable of providing a critical advantage in close-quarters self-defense scenarios.

This guide details how to conduct an accuracy test on a North American Arms Mini Revolver, as demonstrated by experienced shooter CajunBoyJake. It covers unique sight alignment techniques, shooting at distances from 3 to 20 yards, and assesses the firearm's practical effectiveness for concealed carry and self-defense, concluding that 15 yards is its maximum effective range.

This review from an experienced firearm owner provides a detailed look at the Ruger LCP II in .22LR, highlighting its "Light Rack" feature and pocket pistol suitability. It offers practical advice on holster compatibility, reliability considerations for .22LR, and best use cases, emphasizing pocket carry and its potential as a backup firearm. The reviewer's extensive experience with LCP models lends authority to the insights provided.

This review focuses on the North American Arms Guardian, a used all-metal, hammer-fired, double-action-only .380 ACP pocket pistol acquired for $300. The speaker highlights its robust construction, smooth but heavy trigger, and suitability as a 'get off me' gun or for deep concealment. While acknowledging its weight and lower capacity compared to some competitors, the Guardian is praised for its quality feel and potential reliability.

This video reviews five micro handguns ideal for deep concealment, emphasizing their small size and effectiveness as 'get off me' guns. The Ruger LCP2, Kel-Tec P32, Seecamp LWS32, NAA Mini Revolver, and Kahr P380 are presented as reliable options for discreet carry, with discussions on their specific features, dimensions, materials, and intended use cases.

The video explores the practicality and purpose of derringers, concluding they are largely a novelty item with limited practical applications. While acknowledging their potential as a deep backup or for specific niche uses like snake defense or cowboy action roleplay, the instructor emphasizes that other firearms often perform these roles more effectively. Reliability is generally good due to their simple mechanism, but accuracy is a significant limitation.

This review of the Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard 380 highlights its suitability as a compact, easily concealable pocket pistol for self-defense. While acknowledging potential reliability concerns common to pocket pistols, the reviewer finds this model to be well-built and accurate for its intended close-quarters role. Key features discussed include its thin profile, decent ergonomics for a pocket pistol, and a long, heavy but defined trigger pull with a problematic reset.

This review of the Ruger LCP MAX highlights its compact size and 10-round capacity, making it a viable option for concealed carry, particularly as a 'get off me' gun for close-range encounters. The reviewer notes its snappiness and ejecting casings, but praises the easy-to-acquire sights. It's recommended for experienced shooters, not beginners.

This guide details the loading and unloading procedure for the North American Arms (NAA) Mini Revolver, a 5-shot, .22 LR single-action pistol. The video highlights its compact size and role as a deep concealment firearm. Expert instruction covers practical use and portability, emphasizing its lightweight design.