Buying a Firearm - From Mom to Armed Mom
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- This week is the third in our series on the channel which we're currently calling From Mom to Armed Mom. Kayla, who works for our friends at the Buffalo Cartridge Company, is a beginner when it comes to firearms. She is interested in learning to shoot and eventually looking towards every day carry. This week she visits the Buffalo Trading Company, where she is looking to purchase her first firearm.
Stay tuned for next week's video, when she makes her purchasing decision after test firing several firearms on the range.
Apologies for any audio issues with this one. There were other customers and salesmen in the store while we were filming. Also, we only have two lav mics, so in some cases we had to use camera audio.
Thanks for watching. New videos post every Thursday!
FIREARMS SHOWN
9mm Luger Smith & Wesson Equalizer
9mm Luger CZ P-10 S
9mm Luger Canik TP9 Elite Combat
9mm Luger Heckler & Koch VP9
9mm Luger Shadow Systems CR920
9mm Luger Sig Sauer P365-XL
9mm Luger Sig Sauer P365-XL Comp Rose Gold
9mm Luger Canik TP9SF
9mm Luger Canik TP9 Mete SFT
9mm Luger Walther PDP F Series Спорт
I have to applaud Kayla for showing up informed and having the bravery of coming alone and making good decisions.
I love seeing the entire process of testing firearms, choosing the right one for each person, and going from there. Great job sir.
I really love your channel. I am surprised you don't have a ton more subs! Findlay Huh? A fellow buckeye here. I live in Springfield. I used to work in Urbana and come up 68 to Findlay Industries all the time to fix printers. I used to stop at this restaurant for a burger in Arlington that ground there own beef fresh! Next time I am in Findlay I will have to stop in and check this place out!
327 Fed Mag chambers 32 S&W Short or Long, 32 H&R Magnum and even 32 ACP since it’s semi-rimmed. Several recoil choices for the whole family.
Great video for first-timers. I have friends to whom I will show this.
Please do! We are glad you liked it!! Kayla is a super intelligent lady with a meticulous nature and did her homework!! Made it way easier on everyone. Thanks for the support and we hope you continue to enjoy the series.
Excellent video!! Her knowledge was great on what she was looking for and having a price point made it possible,, looking forward to the next, keep up the great videos!!
Thanks so much for commenting and we are really excited to be working with Kayla on her journey. Her instincts are great and she does her homework. Stay tuned for the range portion and Happy New Year.
@@AmmoMart looking forward to it!! Maybe if you can have her taking apart / cleaning the gun itself to show us viewers the maintenance that’s required for new owners to firearms. That would be great addition I think. Anyways , have a safe and enjoyable “ New year” looking forward for the next video, take care..
The first firearm I got was just for taking to the range for some fun, the CP33. I watched tons of videos on it, to make sure it was what I wanted, & I thought that was the only firearm I'd ever buy 🤣
Kel-Tec is a very interesting company to me. They are not afraid to shake things up and think outside the box. I especially always wanted to meet their people in research and development. I loved the PMR 30 for sure. And that .22 magnum is a mean little round. As always thanks for viewing Eric and taking the time to comment. Happy New Year!!
I like how how they were yapping about safety this and safety that. But multiple times the “sales guy” when passing the firearm to the mom he was flagging himself. 😂
How can I get 38 long cartridge for a1927 revolver long colt
Who no wheel guns?
Response from Armed Mom:
"The purpose of my first firearm purchase is to find something that fits well in my hands, has the capability of high round compacity, optic-ready, internal hammer or striker fired with a comfortable trigger pull. In the past, I have personally fired a double action revolver which had a trigger pull of about 10 lbs. I found that this greatly affected my accuracy - the anticipation of the shot created an opportunity for shooter error on my part. With more experience and exposure to this weapon type I may warm up to the idea of owning/shooting a revolver; however, I don't see this happening in the near future. Thank you for watching and for your inquiry!"
I try telling first time buyers figure you price... How much can you afford? Then what is it going to be for... Conceal carry.... Sporting clays? Then how much are you going to shoot... Cause like said on here some ammo is just crazy so by the time you become proficient that can affect you budget. Next best she's doing here, put finger prints on fire arms. What feels good to me and I like ... That may not be good for you. Great video