Видео

Even if those 3 are not skilled, at that distance your likely to get hit, not much marksmanship needed for the 3 threats to get a shot off at us or many, in other words we fail to knowhuman limitations and often at the range we think if we shoot 3 targets that some how they all go down instantly, we may have to live with the fact we may survive but may not come out of it with us not getting hit as well

Loosen revolvers up helps so they don't bind, this way any binding you can loosen by working the trigger and cylinder before firing rather the getting cylinder stuck or having ammo in cylinder locked up, for safety I like to inspect and work actions of pistols far before live ammo, even semi autos put magazine in and out, rack slide a few hundred times and almost no problems because you worked the roughness out

Get one and make a video, don't have to be a pro, just looking at guns is like a kid in a candy store 😅

Right 😂 I'm gonna start with some shorts. Thanks for the sub. You've inspired me

What ammo and was ammo kept in cool dry storage, did you clean and lube gun every 50 rounds, 22 is dirty ammo so cleaning and lube is necessary

@@libra7624 CCI mini mag and stinger, ammo is new and kept indoors, Sig has cleaned it twice and only 150 rounds has been fired. I asked the range officer to show me how to load it and the same results! He told me that these guns have had a lot of issues and that I should get rid of it.

Yes it's a tactical reload they call it, I am not discussing those in this video, the context here is grip, tactical reloads are common sense topping off your pistol but having more magazines solves and ammo shortage problem, 22 lr pistols allow a person to easily carry more ammo, 1/3 of the space and 2/3 more ammo comparing to 9 mm and your mag dumps are more deadly accurate overwhelming a threat

@libra7624 i just brought it up because you talked about how to release the slide for reloading in your video...which by the way i agree with your style of grip ...its what i use.

Yes and unlike center-fire rifles copper in airguns doesn't build up but even in center-fire guns soft lead builds up more then copper, pellets only have a thin layer of copper as do your 22 lr so just enough to keep it cleaner longer and no powder residues in airguns so cleaner for shure

you dont need a light, even at night every where you go has ambient light, if you cant see him then he cant see you, very rare you need a light and never identify someone with a weapon mounted light unless attack is in progress only, one hand on gun and flash light is better, you can move light independent of pistol so they dont track your location shooting at light, pointing a gun with light at someone who isnt a threat will get you agravated assault including police who do this all the time, you never point weapon mounted light at some one when no attack is in progress, thats why old school holding light with other hand is better since barrel is seperate from it and you dont need 2 hands on gun in the context of a private citizen defense close quaters incident, military and law enforcement is not even close to private citizens incidences that last less the 6 seconds under 10 yards, you dont need a weapon mounted light just take cover and for home you need a flash light in hand not weapon mounted light, those are for when a person is a obvious threat and almost all home invasions are won not even having a charging threat but a running away threat, you should know your oun home layout so you dont need a attached weapon mounted light or any optic, you should have night lights and ambient light you have in urban neighborhoods

@@libra7624 military clearing an unknown structure. Let me choose my gear.

apmex

i know about all speed loaders, this video is not about them, i do videos on specific things

i stop at 15 grain but loading medium weight pellets is best like 8.5 to 11.0

Agreed. It simply shouldn’t require this level of effort to load a mag. It’s either product design or quality control.

@@runerebel8441 held up good so far, i dont shoot it a lot but still performing good

@@libra7624 Thanks for the info.

these i did a test and they hold together going about the day doing things

i like to develop a plan or strategy even with guns we normally dont use for defense, a big unloaded gun especially revolvers can make a good club or hammer weapon if empty, even high capacity guys need to consider that if a jam or something andthen after using itas a club getting otthat knife being you may not get to back up gun, a little front fixed blade is very fast like a 3 inch, the reason for 3 inch is if you went for gun you could toss the knife where as a big bowie knife you leave a big knife for attacker to get ahold of or you would have to toss it far enough to get rid ofit if you transitioned to gun, i look at the 3 ich khif to buy me some time for those close quarters attacks where you may not be able toget to gun and you need to make space so that you have distance to draw, stuff like craig douglas close quarters combat things you can do with a quick draw knife

for a knife stealth and tactics, stealth is a black belt and black fixed blade knife not seen well by the public because color blends in and tactics is a fast way to get knife out, think of it as quick draw knife appendix and easy access for speed

they need lube every hundred shots or so, a dry O ring rubs and peals by friction, so if tube hole is chamfered then its also less of a chance cutting into O ring

@@libra7624 High Libra yes i understand your comments re. Maintenance. I'm 82 yrs old and i have owned or have used mostly every type of air weapon, i have always serviced my weapons to what my experiance / or the handbook says should be done. This includes shotguns - smallbore rifles - and various FAC weapons. I served 5 years engineering apprenticeship with the military. Raced motorcycles for ten years. And for 35 years designed and built race bikes for many customers some gained wins /places on my machines. I serviced many of my customers bikes. But now i just want to do a bit of garden shooting hence the P17 - Hw40, my other 2 handguns are far to powerful for the garden. Keep up your info. M.M.

@@davefellhoelter1343 thanks for comment and share of any ideas, black electric tape i have, some gorrila tape, hockey tape is a new thing i found works good, also if i keep every thing black i see more resources for ideas since so many things are available in black and hides in public so slightly stealthy or tactical. I want to learn paracord tie art and make a few things as well

@@theopencarryguy5.0 a smart, brave and trained open carrier is a rare breed, we are not a target as they claim, its your mind set and how you handle yourself, avoiding problem places even though we can out draw a threat and have eyes like a hawk, this push to conceal carry all the time hides what our fore fathers fought for wich is to have your gun ready on you hip amd in the public eye, if the public sees more open carriers it will "normalize" gun carry and citizens seeing we are decent people and they will cool off and see that maybe the 2nd amendment wasnt bad after all and that citizens and police will see our firearm on hip knowing we dont hid anything but show we are decent citizens with no bad intent

@@theopencarryguy5.0 amazed how many gullable guys there are that never looked into all the variables of open carry and those that are wise about it

great gun but it makes you work for it by loading slow and careful and a quick bore snake down barrel and a drop of oil every few hundred rounds, these guns can over heat so if say like a mag dump or something give her a break and have a sip of coffee or check phone for messages, these are light wich is a great carry advantage at the expense of a thin barrel that needs a break cooling down, many forget 22 lr powder is dirty unlike 380, 9 mm and such because costs are kept down the chamber wall get dirty and need a swab or bore snake in the chamber to allow good ejection, if you accasionally carry this its easy to walk around town having 100 rounds or more not weighing you down or showing through clothes, essentially you like a one man army with lots of firepower even though a 22 lr and wont run out of ammo, once you get the CCI 40 grain maxi mags and gun is clean and lubed before carry it should be able to defend you as well, espeicially if you do run and gun drills with speed and accurcy wich comes easy being you have no recoil, a success for 22 lr you can read about is the barreta 71 and how 22 lr was used by IDF to take out dozens of guys at close quarters with AK 47"s proving that training with a 22 lr a AK 47 and even someone with a AR 15 can be overwhelmed by a 22 lr, so its not the nessesarily the caliber but how you use your caliber for speed and accuracy and knowing your gun like its a part of your body, gun defense is a form of martial arts, the little guy 22 lr doesnt necessarily lose as we assume, 'its not the size of the dog in the fight but the fight in th dog"

@@libra7624just picked up a new Taurus TX22 TORO and it’s flawless. You can load them quick without much thought; exactly how the P322 should be. Really hope Sig redesigns this based on the TX22. Now, I can no longer be bothered with the P322.

@@miles267 even experts load these sig mags wrong is what amazed me, but slow loading is its downside and mag price sig is greedy, been a year and 12 of 25 round mags and 5 of 20 so basically a wole bulk pack or 400 rounds, about 35 minutes to load as well but fun if all loaded on plinking days, taurus has some excellent 22 lr pistols that i seen people carry for defence, these 22 lr pistols are light and draw fast as well

its based on a colt replica so hammer on a empty for shure even though i tested it on the range lowered hammer resting on rim not marked but as i said a little bump and she will go off, 6 in half cock the same i wouldnt carry it either being its hung up on a sear so 5 isnt bad, be nice if they had a safety notch between two chambers so you can carry 6 and it would be like a NAA mini revolver style having safety notches

@@TB2CBT 5.5 and pellets stay 15 grain or lighter, its a fun plinker but need a light pellet to get out further then 20 yards

@@libra7624 So do you recommend me to buy this gun in 5.5 mm?

@@TB2CBT its nice to have it in 5.5

maxed out you click up untill it dont click then back off 5, max outs are for wanting low velocity yet long range, for example pump air guns using 1 pump you can hit targets 30 yards with lightest pellets