Videos tagged with Trunk Gun

This video discusses responsible storage of firearms in vehicles, commonly referred to as 'trunk guns' or 'truck guns.' The speaker, Yankee, emphasizes that legal liability for a stolen firearm generally ends when the property is violated. He suggests keeping guns out of sight, ideally in locked compartments like glove boxes or specialized lock boxes, especially when the vehicle is in public. While not strictly mandatory in his view for private property, he acknowledges that taking extra precautions like using lock boxes or securing firearms to the vehicle frame can enhance safety and limit potential liability.

The Ruger PC Carbine, particularly with the Magpul Backpacker stock, is presented as an ideal rifle for a bugout or get-home bag due to its takedown capability and compact storage. The speaker highlights the advantage of the Magpul stock for discreet transport in a backpack. While the 9mm version is recommended, the ideal scenario would be a 10mm variant for magazine compatibility with a Glock 21.

This video discusses the pros and cons of leaving firearms unattended in vehicles. The speaker argues that responsible gun owners can store firearms in their cars if they take reasonable precautions, such as keeping them out of sight and ensuring the vehicle is locked. The discussion emphasizes that the owner should not be held liable for the criminal actions of others who steal the firearm, similar to how a homeowner is not responsible if a guest steals a firearm from their house. The video also touches on the debate around mandatory gun safes in vehicles and homes.

This review of the Smith & Wesson FPC Folding Pistol Caliber Carbine highlights its innovative design and practical features. The FPC is a 9mm carbine that folds down to 16 inches, making it highly portable. It boasts an optics-ready Picatinny rail, MLOK slots for accessories, and a threaded barrel. Key features include an integrated recoil buffer for reduced felt recoil and a unique in-stock magazine storage system capable of holding two spare magazines, providing up to 63 rounds of capacity. The ergonomics are designed to be compatible with Smith & Wesson's M&P line, offering a familiar manual of arms.

This video reviews the Kel-Tec Sub 2000, a collapsible pistol-caliber carbine chambered in 9mm. The instructor highlights its compatibility with Glock magazines, its compact size for storage and transport, and its suitability for home defense or as a 'trunk gun'. The effective range is noted as being around 100 yards.

This guide details the configuration of the New Frontier Armory C5 PDW for compact carry, focusing on its AR-15/MP5 hybrid design. It covers SBR conversion, accessory selection like grips and foregrips, magazine compatibility with KCI USA magazines, and optics/laser integration for quick target acquisition. The guide also addresses potential reliability issues with rail mounting and offers alternative pistol configurations.

This episode of American Rifleman TV explores the rise of the bullpup rifle design, highlighting its advantages in compactness and maneuverability. Senior Executive Editor Brian Sheets, a self-proclaimed bullpup enthusiast, discusses how the operating mechanism's placement behind the pistol grip allows for a shorter overall length without sacrificing barrel length. The video features footage from a 'Bullpup Shoot' event in Northern Illinois, showcasing various bullpup firearms, including the IWI X95, and attendees' positive experiences with these compact platforms.

This YouTube video focuses on the CZ Scorpion pistol, highlighting its 9mm caliber and a 30-round magazine capacity. The description suggests it's a great firearm for backpack or trunk carry, suitable for everyday carry (EDC) or self-defense. The video appears to be a review or showcase of this particular firearm, with a mention of its price point ($850) and the channel's educational focus.

Iraqveteran8888's "Gun Gripes Episode 58" provides an expert overview of readily available and affordable firearms amidst market fluctuations. Hosts Eric and Barry discuss practical options like the Makarov PM, Glock 17, Sig P250, USFA ZiP .22, Henry Survival Rifle, Mossberg 500, and Savage Hog Hunter, emphasizing that proficiency and training are paramount for defense and hunting. The discussion highlights specific features, calibers, and capacities relevant to enthusiasts and those seeking reliable firearms.