Shootin' It with Yankee (27OCT19)

Published on October 28, 2019
Duration: 126:06

This episode of 'Shootin' It with Yankee' features a wide-ranging discussion on firearms, calibers, and related topics. The host addresses viewer questions about the popularity of 357 SIG versus 9mm, provides insights into the Rock Island Armory 10mm 1911, and explains different revolver lock-up mechanisms. He also touches on AR-15 recommendations, NFA regulations for SBRs, and the nuances of firearm finishes. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding firearm mechanics and legal compliance.

Quick Summary

The 357 SIG is a more powerful round than 9mm Luger, but 9mm's popularity stems from higher capacity and NATO standardization. Rock Island Armory 10mm 1911s may have issues with barrel lug and slide breakage. SBRs are NFA items and cannot be taken out of state without ATF approval.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Q&A Format
  2. 01:33Viewer Questions and Super Chat
  3. 03:59Suppressor Discussion
  4. 04:39True Exodus and Rail Scales Debacle
  5. 05:00First AR-15 Recommendation
  6. 06:05Rock Island Tactical 10mm 1911 Review
  7. 07:11Wearable Firearm Precautions
  8. 08:01Holster Availability and STI Carry Option
  9. 09:26357 SIG vs. 9mm Popularity Debate
  10. 11:16Silver Bullets and Ammunition Inventory
  11. 12:29Thumbnail Resemblance to Jim Carrey
  12. 13:16High School Debate and Journalism Background
  13. 15:20Antique Gun Ownership
  14. 16:10Rock Island Review Request
  15. 16:18True Exodus and Rail Scales Debacle Explained
  16. 17:18Cooking with Yankee Series
  17. 18:39Making Tortillas
  18. 19:55Louie Ortiz and Super Chat
  19. 20:15Attacking Channels and Punching Up
  20. 21:22Holster Damage: Dog vs. Owner Fault
  21. 22:03Super Chat from Juan Pablo Hermosa
  22. 23:27Lobo Holsters Availability
  23. 24:13Ejector Rod vs. Ball Detent Lockup
  24. 25:57SBR Travel and NFA Regulations
  25. 26:38Home Gym for Fitness
  26. 27:40Best Book Recommendations
  27. 29:13Dog Chewing Cans and Refrigerator Access
  28. 29:51Smith & Wesson 10-8 Conversion to Single Action
  29. 31:04Holster Tooth Marks and Zombie Lore
  30. 32:04The Walking Dead Universe Spin-off Discussion
  31. 34:47Model 66 and Ball Detent Lockup Confusion
  32. 37:21Five-Shot EDC Carry
  33. 39:07Tim Allen and Movie Preferences
  34. 40:17Fort Scott Ammo Quality
  35. 40:32Ruger Detent Placement
  36. 41:01SP101 vs. LCR for EDC
  37. 42:45Revolver Front Latch Mechanisms
  38. 43:30Appreciation for Blued Finishes
  39. 45:28Ball Detent Functionality and Gimmickry
  40. 45:32Werewolf Preparedness
  41. 46:22Double Stack 10mm Handguns
  42. 47:43Hickok45 Sponsor and Precious Metals
  43. 51:07Second Amendment Rights and Gun Ownership
  44. 52:23Crime Research Organization Website
  45. 52:56Oklahoma City Rally Information
  46. 53:15Favorite CCW 357 SIG Handguns
  47. 54:00Han Solo Blaster vs. Stormtrooper Blaster Build
  48. 58:24Local Gun Shop Pricing vs. Big Box Stores
  49. 59:03Sibling Rivalry and Discipline
  50. 60:20Call of Duty Livestreaming
  51. 60:50Gold as a Material for Seals and Washers
  52. 61:10Upcoming Rallies in Oregon
  53. 63:23Discipline for Children
  54. 63:53Black Aces Lever-Action 12-Gauge Shotguns
  55. 66:10Watchmen TV Series Discussion
  56. 69:06Lever-Action Shotgun Website Review
  57. 69:23Beretta Models 1934, 1935, 1951, 84

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between 357 SIG and 9mm Luger?

The 357 SIG is generally considered a more powerful round than 9mm Luger, offering better ballistic performance. However, 9mm remains more popular due to higher magazine capacity and its status as a NATO round, making it more widely adopted by militaries and law enforcement globally.

What are common issues with the Rock Island Armory 10mm 1911?

Some owners report issues with the Rock Island Armory 10mm 1911, specifically concerning the barrel lug and slide breaking. While these are typically affordable and easily replaceable parts, it's a point of concern for reliability.

Can I legally take my Short-Barreled Rifle (SBR) out of state?

No, an SBR is an NFA item and cannot be legally transported out of state without proper ATF approval and paperwork. Altering an SBR by removing the stock and adding a brace to circumvent these regulations is highly illegal and carries severe penalties.

What is the purpose of the ball detent on some revolvers?

The ball detent on some revolvers, like certain Smith & Wesson models, is a spring-loaded ball that snaps into the barrel shroud for a snugger fit. It primarily aids in alignment and doesn't significantly strengthen the lockup, as it can be overcome by simply pushing the cylinder out.

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