Videos tagged with Older Firearms

The speaker, a firearm enthusiast, discusses whether older firearm designs offer advantages over modern ones. He concludes that modern firearms are generally better made and more affordable when adjusted for inflation. While acknowledging the collector's value of some older revolvers, he wouldn't trade modern options for them based on quality alone.

The speaker, a firearms instructor, details his two primary carry guns for 2024: an older Smith & Wesson Bodyguard in .380 ACP and a Sig Sauer P250 Subcompact in .40 S&W. He emphasizes his preference for double-action-only triggers and the absence of manual safeties on his carry firearms, citing reliability and ease of use in critical situations. The Bodyguard is favored for its concealability and accuracy for its size, while the P250 is chosen for wilderness carry due to its larger caliber and robust double-action trigger.

This video discusses whether fixed choke shotguns still hold relevance in the modern era. It explores the utility and potential drawbacks of fixed chokes, prompting a debate on their place in contemporary shooting applications. The content aims to engage viewers by questioning a traditional firearm feature.

Instruction from Clint Smith, Director of Thunder Ranch, emphasizes that effective self-defense hinges on mastering the firearms you own, not on expensive gear. He highlights the viability of older firearms and various platforms for defense, stressing the critical importance of consistent practice and quality ammunition. This pragmatic approach focuses on user proficiency as the primary factor in defensive readiness.