Videos tagged with Moss Pawn

This video clarifies the common confusion surrounding '9mm' ammunition, highlighting that it refers to multiple distinct cartridges with different dimensions and pressures. It details calibers like 9mm Luger, .380 Auto (9mm Kurz), 9mm Makarov (which uses a larger projectile), and others such as .357 SIG, .38 Super, and various long-case 9mms. The importance of correctly identifying ammunition to prevent dangerous misfires and ensure proper firearm function is emphasized.

This episode of Gun Gripes, featuring Eric, Barry, and Mr. Moss from Moss Pawn, discusses the phenomenon of 'Gun Store Commandos' – customers who offer unsolicited and often poor advice. The hosts emphasize the importance of recommending manageable firearms for beginners, particularly women, and highlight the integrity of their sales approach at Moss Pawn, prioritizing customer education and long-term relationships over quick sales. They also stress the necessity of testing firearms thoroughly before relying on them for self-defense.

This episode of Gun Gripes discusses the intersection of firearms and video games, highlighting common misconceptions gamers have about real-world firearms. Hosts Eric and Barry, with their extensive background in firearms and retail, address issues like misidentification of models and the 'overnight expert' phenomenon stemming from gaming culture. They also touch upon the debate regarding video games and violence.

This video features a user expressing gratitude to Eric "Iraqveteran8888" from Moss Pawn for exceptional work on their M39 bolt. The description highlights Eric's professionalism, helpfulness, and the beautiful outcome of the bolt modification. The video also provides contact information for Moss Pawn, encouraging viewers to check out their services.

This episode of Gun Gripes discusses the controversial topic of guns in the workplace. The hosts, Barry and Eric from Iraqveteran8888, share personal experiences and perspectives on carrying firearms at work, emphasizing self-preservation and the potential need for defense against workplace violence. They argue that while company policies may prohibit firearms, the risk of life-threatening situations can outweigh the consequences of violating those policies. The discussion also touches on the perceived hypocrisy of institutions like banks that handle large sums of money but discourage employees from carrying firearms for protection.

This video demonstrates the extreme power of a 10-gauge slug fired into ballistic gel. The 766-grain lead projectile created a massive wound channel, passing completely through the gel block and impacting the table and backstop. A bonus shot against a bowling pin further showcased the slug's destructive capability, shattering the pin.

This video announces the availability of Moss Pawn Zombie Squad shirts. It directs viewers to Amazon for purchases, Patreon for support, USCCA for legal self-defense networks, and a music channel. The description also includes direct links to eBay listings for both autographed and standard t-shirts, highlighting that more shirts will be listed soon. A detailed disclaimer clarifies that the content is for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes, emphasizing safety, professional supervision, and legal compliance, and stating that the channel does not sell firearms or accessories, nor does it provide instructions on firearm modification.

This video features "Barry" interacting with or discussing the "Moss Pawn Zombie Strike Vehicle." While the specific firearm model is not explicitly stated, the title suggests a focus on a vehicle potentially related to firearms or a themed accessory. The description includes affiliate links to Amazon, Patreon, and USCCA, indicating potential monetization and promotion of self-defense resources. A strong disclaimer emphasizes the educational and entertainment nature of the content, stressing safe practices on firing ranges under professional supervision and absolving liability for viewer actions. The content is presented as a review or demonstration.