10 Things I'd Buy BEFORE Buying My 2nd or 3rd Gun..
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2024
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Parts Discussed In Video:
1. Cleaning Kit - www.amazon.com/dp/B01M0F4NFO?...
2. Ear Pro - www.amazon.com/dp/B08MJD7ZCK?...
3. Punch Set - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09...
4. Pick Set - www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJDDXMV3?...
5. Torque Screwdriver Set - www.amazon.com/dp/B0C7RFQCR2?...
6. Pistol Safe - www.amazon.com/Biometric-Fing...
7.Hunter Constantine Belt - hunterconstantine.com/product...
8. Leisure Carry Belt - www.leisurecarry.com/
9. Rear Sight Pusher - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
10. Holsters:
Tier 1 - www.tier1concealed.com/
Werkz Holsters - werkz.com/
Hilliker Holsters - hillikerholsterco.com/
T-Rex Arms - www.trex-arms.com/
I would also throw a first aid kit on the list.
Yup! Couldn’t agree more!
A stop the bleed kit at the least, and training in how to use it. Our local fire department offers training on stop the bleed for free!
Just added this to my stash, I love going to the range so it only makes sense that if I’m going to be making holes then I should be prepared to patch a hole if need be lol
My wife is a nurse and I second that. If I have to go to the range more than I do I would buy something for accidents or whatever.
Good to consider the different between materials and training levels needed between a first aid kit and a trauma kit too. It's good to have a tourniquet, gauze, bandages, chest seal, and trauma shears which will certainly not be included in an off the shelf first aid kit. Learn how to properly use each and frequently train with each item in the kit!
Honestly bro you have one of the cleanest, informative, and original channels I’ve seen not to say other channel aren’t Great but the content and information that you push out is great for gun enthusiasts
Means a lot man thank you! 🙏🏽
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@@connorevans5632 😂😂😂what bro
You are 100% correct. I have so many friends who have 3 ARs and they don’t have optic, sling, light or even ammo to shoot. There is such a thing as to many guns if you can’t afford to set up the gun properly.
As time goes on I've realized I'd rather have 2-5 really well set up guns over having 10+ guns.
Yes. I've seen the same. I tell people to get a quality firearm, whatever that may be, and get a lot of ammo and magazines. I'm not real big on optics as being necessary if they have irons. Slings are a must and a light is optional if they have a good handheld.
You had me at “less fudd shit going on”
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shitty thing is I would like to join a club with skeet, pistol and ar style rifles but most skeet just have the first two. They also typically require a bunch of service you have to do to maintain the range, fine but wish I could just pay more. All of the more down to earth ranges are indoor in my area and skew younger. Also, the outdoor ranges with skeet are mad expensive and even after joining they restrict you. For instance, you could join, not pass a test and barely be able to use the range until you retest and pass next month.
@@DG-kr8pt yeah you just have to find a run n gun range for routine use. Go shoot sporting clays with the boys when you have time. There are many more skeet/trap ranges
Good advice all around, especially on the ear pro. I was a jet engine mechanic in the Air Force and always doubled up on ear pro (plugs and headsets) any time I was around a running fighter. I've still got tinnitus and upper range loss. Protect your hearing, folks!
Appreciate it! People underestimate how important their hearing is until it’s not as good
Wow you doubled up the whole time? Im gonna ask for a custom molded ear plugs referal when i go to the doc because that no joke
I want the best single layer protection possible and then Have the option to put on ear pro and crank the audio amplification up to hear people through the ear canal plugs minus the shockwave
I know shock still travels through the bones but it would have to be a howitzer to do anything eventually
@@TheTAEclub we didn't have custom fit or electronic ear pro back when I was in. Doubling up was the best we could do, short of not going on the line. High freq was the worst - it was bad enough that it would affect your nervous system. Come off the line shaking from the stuff, no matter what you wore.
Wish there was a video like this when I started down the rabbit hole of guns, great video
You and me both! lol thanks tho bro! 🙏🏽
Holy crap this is so helpful! Thanks Man, I sent this to the kids for Fathers’ Day ideas. Trying not to fall into that trap of purchasing gun after gun.
I never leave comments but I really like and appreciate your content. Well spoken, thoughtful and quality info. Firearm selection is fire too. Keep going.
Man I appreciate the kind words! Thank you 🙏🏽
perfect video to show a friend getting into the life style.
Great info! It took years for me to realize the things you have summed up in 30 minutes. The crazy thing is, people that are new to the gun world might see this and take it with a grain of salt. If you are new to guns and watching this, follow this advice!
Appreciate it! I think Sometimes when something sounds too easy or too simple we tend to over-complicate things lol I know I did
This video is fantastic. Haven’t really gone down the rabbit hole completely so its nice to know what the essentials/quality of life things are
Love the video. This is what I try and bring to my little corner of RUclips. Very sober and informative perspective.
Appreciate it! 🙏🏽
I am looking at getting my first gun and I’m so glad I found this video. Definitely going to use this info and links. Appreciate it a lot!
First time coming across the channel and I already love the vibes.
Waiting for the day you flip that camera around brother 🤙
Ok this video is fantastic. Thank you for sharing this wisdom with us. I seriously feel like you saved me a looooooot of time figuring this out on my own!
been shooting since 1978...good solid list....id ad a large small driver kit with different screw heads, stars, allens etc and a trauma kit which is more than bobo kit you showed
Great video. I would definitely add a first aid kit and tourniquet.
Love the "Cheers" reference.
NORM!
Love this kind of content. Owning and using a firearm is a lot more than just buying a gun. There is a support system that must exist along with that gun to make you effective.
Well done, I get a lot of stuff including targets from Amazon. Your Local Gun Store especially if a Range is attached is priceless just like the Local Harley Dealer these places are 2nd homes. I too appreciate being greeted by name. Most of my favorite LGS Employee’s are Retired LEO’s so we have much in common. God Bless you and yours.
Great advice. I once built a lower receiver with an alen wrench, screw driver, hammer (roofing hammer), and a guitar pick. To my amazement, it still runs like a scolded dog. Lol.
Bro......! This is by far the most comprehensive video on "what and when to buy" videos that rubies and upcoming Pro's can benefit from.
Appreciate it bro! I’m sure I forgot something but it’s a good start! Lol
@@dariuskincaid If you did I couldn't tell! Super thorough
Great vid man, I think this is very good information for anyone who is just recently new to the gun world, not a lot of people will take the time to tell you this. Kudos !
Well done, good Sir!! I will share this video with the newer shooters I know. Also, I totally agree about holsters as well as good slings for long guns.
Good slings is a good one!
Hey thank you so much. Just purchased my 1st handgun this is a huge help.
as a beginner, thank you for this and your other videos. really helpful!
Good job, well spoken, I can't add much to other comments already here. Welcome to the community.
Really great video. Very informative and you hit on things that may be overlooked like binoculars, range memberships and doubling up on ear pro, especially at an indoor range. I also like your positive message at the end.
Glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate it! 🙏🏽
100%!!! Im glad I found your site. You have a new Subscriber! Keep the good info coming.
Good video. Your point on renting ear protection and having staff look down on you is relatable. We've sll been somewhere that had a new shooter acting a little too eager and trying too hard, and you could tell the staff was put off by their actions. I'm sure I was like that when I first started, too. 😂
Great list and anyone that doesn't have these things should take your advice. Especially about trying different types of ammo to see what works best for you and your gun. I try to make sure to put a full box of at least 6-8 different types of ammo downrange before deciding which works best. I also try to make sure I have put at least that much range time into a new gun before I buy my next one.
Two things I would add to your list.
The first would be a good soft case for when you are going to the range, especially if your first gun is a rifle/shotgun. Many ranges don't like you walking in with your gun in the open since it is hard for them to tell at a distance whether the gun is loaded or if you are a threat.
The second thing I would add is a good first aid kit just incase something unfortunate happens. I keep a kit in each vehicle, one in my range bag and a compact one that I keep in my pocket. Make sure the kit has a tourniquet and preferably add some QuickClot gauze. Don't just have the kit, just like you need to train with your new gun you should take some first aid training so you are prepared if needed.
New to 2A and looking into getting my first firearm. Thank you for the video.
You are in the next tier of youtubers to make it, keep crushin it! 🤘😎🍻
Super solid channel. Definitely was a great video. The bin of holsters is hilarious. It just happens man i didn’t think it would happen to me but it did
Thank you! And yea man I tell people it kinda creeps on you and one day you look up and you have all this stuff 😂
Great info! Thank you. Just bought my first gun
Bought my first gun in 2019. Now on number8 😂. You’ve basically summed up everything I learned & bought in one video over the last 4 years. i definitely stopped buying guns so often when i realized i lacked on everything else (most of my guns were bought in 2020) & started investing in everything else. Like tools it took me like 4-5 hours to do a simple roll pin & aluminum magwell for my czp07, the punch I needed & had to use the wrong tools instead smh And for holsters I used a Texas 1886leather universal holster until i could afford custom kydex holsters I wanted still have that holster it’s useful backup
We’re on the same path just different journeys! 😂 I’m just trying to save some folks some money and maybe a shortcut here and there from what we learned the hard way lol
super informational, super practical and so many great points. great work man keep it up!
i think before a sight pusher, i'd get a dry fire system. and develope a daily dry fire routine.
I 100% understand and agree with your sentiments about working on your own gun. I am the same way.
Great list, especially club/range membership. Thanks Darius. 👍
Thank you!
Hey what a great video, that orange and black axis elite looks awesome! I really enjoyed you sharing your experience with all these things!
Appreciate it!
This is the first video I have seen of yours. These are some good ideas! Especially appreciate the part about being nice and welcoming to new people. I have been shooting for over a decade. I would add a few things. Good training especially if you plan to carry to protect yourself and loved ones. This training needs to be based on fighting with your gun. Extra mags. And have mags dedicated to for carry and mags dedicated for training. Finally a blue-gun so you dry practice without the worry of having to unload your gun all the time. Once again great video. Love the ideas and hour you kept it short. Will be subscribing if this is the stuff you post about.
Appreciate it! Great points too 👍🏽
I really enjoyed this video. I started buying firearms and went full speed. I don't necessarily regret it because I've been very selective and did my research. But I also completely agree with your list. Everything adds up quickly especially the ammo and then comes the optics, lol. Thanks for the great input.
Really good comprehensive analysis/video. Thx
Thank you!
This was a great informative video. Keep this up. Subscribed!!!
Good vid, glad it came out
Informative video brotha. Keep going and training and putting out good content.
Appreciate it! 🙏🏽
@@dariuskincaid RUclips algorithm brought me here. I’m tuned in. 🙏
Great video. I had some of the same problem when I got addicted. I have a lot of the some tools you have. Less guns and more practice for sure.
Maybe some type of dry firing equipment or system.. like a Dry Fire Mag or a Mantis... I think people often think dry firing is overrated but it can definitely help when you cannot go to the range as much as you would like...
I’m looking to grab one of those. Any suggestions?
@@dariuskincaid mantix x for sure. If you want to get really fancy you can get a co2 system so you dont have to rack the slide each time. Could also just get 'pin' reset mags so you dont have to do it either, forget the real name of them but essentially its a mag that resets your trigger after a dry fire. Super useful for practicing fast dry fire shots, and trigger resets.
Those Harbor Freight organizers are great. I have one for my drone parts
Good advice young man!
Awesome job. I also feel that multiple pairs ( Hot & Cold Weather ) shooting gloves are A must. I have seen and experienced some situations that could have been prevented.
This is some great advice!
Awesome content brother and thank you for sharing! Great advice, great audio and picture, the only reason I see that you don't get the traction you deserve is overall packaging. Should you have a thumbnail guy and an editing guy, you'd blow up in no time! And sorry for the unwanted advice 😅
Thank you! I was afraid to mess with the thumbnails since a lot of people say they find me cause they recognize the background 🥴 I also shoot my videos in one take no edits lol so definitely a couple things to think about and maybe test out. Thanks for watching though bro! And the kind words too 🙏🏽
Very good advice!
Great video. it pointed out some holes in my kit.
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I’ve had many hobbies throughout my life and I learned that if you want to succeed you have to do your research and invest in the best equipment you can. Everything you say is completely true.
1 thing I would add, before you buy your 1st gun go to a range where you can rent and shoot all the guns your interested in back to back. 2. If your looking to buy a gun at a store and they have a range see if you can shoot it before you purchase it. Those 2 might seem like the same advice, it isnt personally if i would have heard the 2 pieces of advice I would have saved so much money and frustration.
Great advice!
problem is if you are new many feel the same.
Great video man
Solid set of recommendations. I'll point out for those who don't like to carry appendix, the Hunter Constantine belt is *only* for appendix carry, so if you're going to carry on your hip it's not the belt for you.
Thank you! And yea forgot to mention that lol I’ve seen some people say you could maybe make it work in other carrying styles but ehh I don’t think it’s ideal
Great topic! 💪🇺🇸
This was a dope topic bro 💪🏾💯
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Keep posting I just subbed, I really like the content!
Thanks man 🙏🏽
Instructions unclear. I bought four new guns this month. Now I can't afford ammo and have nowhere to shoot.
Great video! Well presented ideas and entertaining. Waiting on the next video, 10 things I wish I knew before I started handloading
Great topic.
Harbor Freight is where I’m thinking you were trying to say. Nice suggestions though and great video as usual.
Lmao that’s the one! 🙏🏽
Very good. I'm currently looking for a holster. I'm left handed with a Glock 43x MOSD Holosun EDC and a Nightstick Light/Leaser. I finally managed to find one will be ordering it end of the month. I think that with most of the modern striker fire pistols, your holster is basically your safety, get a good one that is comfortable.
Great advice, thanks.
This video came in clutch and will be saving me some $$…… On to find ammo! Great video!
Good info! I'm lucky to be in San Antonio where the gun culture is more open to newcomers.
Definitely a shot timer, and that’s something you have to to invest in. Can’t have a booty timer. 💯 great vid‼️
Blacksmith tactical has some quality holsters for sure one of my favorites
excellent video, great work
Great advice I have friends with lots of guns and they don't even know what the bullet gr means, let alone anything about ballistics.
Good video man. Nothing new but wanted to show some support. I Like your channel name.
I appreciate it! 🙏🏽
Favorite channel rn shit is fire
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This was a damn good video Thanks man....
Great list! Agree 100%. Also... I wanna know where you got that white benchtop. That is CLEAN!
That digital pistol safe you got, I have the same one. They were doing a coupon code on Amazon and I snagged it for 25 bucks. I like it for basic desktop safe.
Great video bro!
Not gonna lie though, as a fellow builder/gun tinkerer I would love to see how your desk is set up. I was trying to look up those exact part organizers on Amazon and no luck.
Thanks Man! And the organizers are from Harbor Freight! 👍🏽 super cheap too
My guy filming/editing/publishing in HDR. Good shit. Odd not everyone does this.
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Also, I do recommend people purchasing proper targets and different types of targets. It’s easy to shoot at the same thing over & over. Your skill and technique will definitely increase with variation.
Agreed! Especially at outdoor ranges most don’t have any of that stuff and if they do it’s trash lol
Excellent video!!! I started out long guns and recently went handgun and have a lot from previous purchases. Holsters have been a pain but still purchasing. Gun community is hit or miss(ha). I have been looking for classes to take so that I can be a better shooter/gun owner. That is what I would add to all videos is get the training.
Gun community is definitely hit or miss lol I actually started out with long guns too.. I have so much to say about long guns I haven’t even posted anything yet cause I don’t know where to start 😂
I do everything your talking about my issue is having a gun club or place to shot especially my rifles
That’s the hardest thing bro lol the best ones are unicorns 😭
this is the unsexy truth that needs to be said.
Message was so good, I let ads run.
Great video!
Thank you!
First video of this kind I seen and I love it my brother has a 1 year old and doesn’t store his guns properly so i suggest just getting a $5-10 lock box just to store his gun to keep it from her at least ik it wont be like the most secure from criminals but that little one wont get into it most likely. What did be do? Go buy another damn gun for several hundred and said nah thats too much for the safe.
You’re absolutely right! Could save a life! Thanks for watching brotha!
Great Video 💯 agree 💪😎👍
Great vid man, I think this video was meant for me😂 thank you though I never had a video where I agreed on just about every point and damnear every opinion you made I agreed 1000% So for that huge props bruv, cheers 🤙🏻
😂😂 i think we’ve all made the same mistakes 🤣
Thank you Sir !!
To be honest, I had a basic cleaning kit months before I got my first gun, and I picked up a couple of different holsters for it as well before getting it, as well as a good duty/range belt.
Great video 🎉
It’s amazing how deep this rabbit hole can go. I probably have $2k+ invested in gear, parts, tools, accessories etc before even getting into lights, holsters and reflex sights... maybe another $3k+ there, MINIMUM. AND With ammo, just quadruple everything I just mentioned 😂 Welcome to the range life. Its 100% worth it though! Save money and buy the expensive stuff off the bat. Don’t cheap out on ANYTHING. You will just end up buying the expensive stuff later anyway.
Yup! And the cheap stuff will sit in a drawer somewhere 😂 I don’t even bother selling it
@@dariuskincaid same. I have a mini ammo can with all the Allen wrenches from parts. There’s like 100+ in there..I have a dedicated wrench set! Why do I keep them?? lol
Buy once, cry once
@@averyostrowsky8692yeah its called hoarding it can get worse.. keep it in check lol we all have a little of it in us
@@TheTAEclub thankfully, I’m running out of space to put anything else. Except for that one empty spot in the safe..makes my other rifles look lonely.
I think mags are very important as well I see allot of people with only 1-2 mags spend most of the time loading up rather than training
Facts! That was me in the beginning 😂 mags ain’t cheap tho so I usually keep my eye for deals and grab em when I see a good promo
I keep a Raiseek cleaning kit in my range and go bags..think they're about 25 a piece.. As for ammo I buy 4 and 4 for every gun caliber I own a month. 4 to carry and 4 for range time a month that way when I have to go sometime without training I'm stockpiling. And when I'm training I don't have to worry about cutting my time short because I ran out of ammo.
Ear protection I keep 2 pairs of walkers because let's face in the summer folks get sweaty and nasty..So I ain't putting some nasty ones on my head.
Well done 👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers! 🫡
I enjoyed your video.
Awesome video, these are great points to invest in. I wish i knew these before getting into this world. On a side note: Can you use your rear sight pusher for the front sight?
Not all but some yes! 👍🏽
fire video bro
Appreciate it! 🙏🏽
thank you 🙏
Welcome!
Leisure carry belt I dismissed at first but after giving a second chance I really enjoy it.
Let’s sneak a suppressor in this list 😎
Man I wanted to 😂 but I would of caught a lot of heat for saying it lol surprisingly a lot of people think suppressors are not necessary smh
@@dariuskincaid only because they don’t have one they’re trying to justify their decisions lol. I have one for my AR platform stuff and need one still for the good ol’ 9mm.
Great vid
Appreciate it 🙏🏽