Videos tagged with Revolver Carry

This live stream discusses current gun news, including the Supreme Court's refusal to hear a challenge to Illinois' ban on carrying firearms on public transit. The speaker also delves into the controversial topic of allowing felons to own firearms, arguing for a case-by-case approach based on rehabilitation. Various firearms and self-defense tools are mentioned, including the Glock 29 in 10mm and the Springfield Echelon, alongside discussions on ammunition capacity, holster availability, and the legality of body armor. The stream emphasizes the importance of training and responsible firearm ownership.

This guide details using the Ruger GP100 revolver, specifically the 3-inch barrel variant, as an underrated bear defense option. It emphasizes the critical role of heavy, hard-cast .357 Magnum ammunition like Buffalo Bore 180gr for deep penetration. The instruction highlights practical carry considerations with appropriate holsters and the importance of practicing with potent loads for effective defense against large, dangerous game.

This video asserts that the Taurus 942 is the best 8-shot concealed carry revolver available, particularly in .22 Magnum. The instructor highlights its significant capacity advantage over typical 5-shot .38 Special revolvers of similar size. A key benefit emphasized is its virtually non-existent recoil in .22 Magnum, making it an excellent choice for individuals sensitive to recoil or with hand pain, promoting more frequent practice.

This video from SPN Firearms discusses adapting your Everyday Carry (EDC) for winter conditions. The instructor emphasizes that while pocket pistols remain viable, upgrading ammunition to specialized rounds designed for clothing penetration is crucial. For primary carry, the focus shifts to leveraging winter's increased concealability to carry larger capacity firearms or magazines, while still prioritizing comfort and avoiding printing. The expert also explores alternative calibers and firearm types suitable for colder weather.

The Yankee Marshal discusses various firearms-related topics, including personal firearm ownership experiences with a Marlin Model 60 and Glock Gen 2. He touches on concealed carry practices, the legal and ethical implications of firearms marketing, and the challenges faced by pro-Second Amendment channels on platforms like YouTube. The video also features discussions on specific firearm models and calibers, offering insights into potential 'sleeper' firearms and desirable custom builds.

This video explores the concept of a 'barbecue gun' or 'holiday gun' – a firearm carried for special occasions, aiming for a balance of aesthetics and practicality. The host discusses personal choices, including an engraved Ruger GP100, and highlights viewer submissions like an engraved Smith & Wesson Model 29 and a Taurus 605 Executive. The core idea is to have a firearm that is attractive and suitable for social events without being so valuable or fragile that it causes anxiety if exposed to minor mishaps.

This expert guide from Sam Andrews of Andrews Custom Leather demonstrates the functionality of 'The Carjacker' holster, a popular cross-draw design optimized for vehicle accessibility. The video showcases its unique snap-on belt loop for quick attachment and removal, along with a smooth cross-draw motion for rapid firearm access while seated. It's presented as a convenient solution for everyday carry, particularly for those who spend significant time in their vehicles.

This live stream from PRO GUN covers a wide range of firearm topics, including concealed carry considerations for revolvers like the Single Action 45 Long Colt and modern pistols like the Springfield Hellcat Pro. The host discusses personal preferences for calibers such as 10mm and .45 ACP, the benefits of reloading ammunition, and his experiences with various firearms including the Ruger RXM, Colt Python Elite, and Sig Sauer P320. The discussion also touches on the effectiveness of red dot sights for everyday carry and the importance of proper holster selection for reducing printing.

Caleb Giddings, General Manager of Marketing for Taurus USA, discusses his experiences with fundraising through wearing a kilt at shooting events and his recent foray into hunting. He also delves into the distinction between 'serious' and 'fun' firearms, highlighting the Heritage Barkeep and Rosco as examples of enjoyable firearms, while also emphasizing the practical applications and safety advantages of revolvers for concealed carry and new shooters. The conversation touches on the importance of choosing firearms that fit one's lifestyle and proficiency level.

This podcast episode covers various firearms-related topics, including EDC (Everyday Carry) revolver choices, ammunition selection, and discussions on specific firearm models like the Colt Python and .454 Casull. The host also touches on supporting charitable programs like 'Pets and Vets' and 'Toy Guns for Tots', and shares personal anecdotes and opinions on current events and lifestyle choices. The discussion emphasizes practical considerations for firearm ownership and carry.

The video discusses the perceived utility of longslide Glocks, specifically the G17L. While the speaker initially assumed their longer sight radius made them ideal for competition, he was informed by others that the added length and weight can be detrimental. He also refutes the idea that longslide Glocks are inherently bad for concealed carry, arguing their overall size and carry profile are comparable to certain revolvers, despite common misconceptions about barrel length measurement.

This "Meet the Editors" live Q&A session features editors from GUNS Magazine, American Handgunner, and American Cop. They discuss the editorial process, including story selection, editing, and photography. The discussion also covers various firearms topics such as the effectiveness of barrel tuners, concealed carry revolvers (specifically J-frames), the resurgence of the 1911 platform, the importance of grip angle and size, and the necessity of hearing protection. They also touch on gunsmithing basics, the value of storytelling in firearms media, and the use of software-defined radio for monitoring.