9mm vs 45ACP, Armscor RIA Cebu Philippines S3, Vlog 110

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • Pistol shooting: 1911 .45ACP & 9mm; MAP1 9mm (EAA Witness / CZ 75 clone) polymer & metal frame. Inspect M30 SAS 12-gauge shotgun (RIA M5). P2500 Foreigner Price. Cheaper pricing for Filipinos & club members. Aka Rock Island Armory (RIA) in USA. Armscor shooting range & gun club Cebu City. Philippines Season 3, Travel Vlog 110.
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  • @BAdventures
    @BAdventures  7 лет назад +11

    Recently learned Armscor Makati Manila Pistol shooting is P600 for Filipinos, but P1500 for foreigners. Other branches also have extreme price difference. This is really dishonest and taking advantage of foreigners. Especially when Armscor exports products other countries including USA. This could give Armscor or Rock Island Armory (RIA) a bad reputation with US customers and other countries abroad.
    Another RUclipsr Tony Phan covered it in his video below.
    ruclips.net/video/uCA5oBWSfzI/видео.html

    • @Maxtowers71
      @Maxtowers71 7 лет назад +7

      Well, I'm italian, and i will have no problem pay a bit more, i do understand that they let foreigners shoots when obviously they don't have a Philippino permit for carry or shooting, so they take a big responsibility letting people that are not certified by their authority shooting in one of their facility... and by the way, in dollars or euros those are not big fees... but i also do understand your disappointment, it's very thoughtful of you, kudos to you and nice video... i' m thinking of gettin' a Rock Island 1911 in 9mm

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +3

      Thanks for giving mature feedback, and I respect your opinion. Price gouging. It is what it is. The Armscor / RIA 1911 pistols are good shooters. I liked the 9mm, very flat shooting and accurate. See link below to Manila gun stores.
      ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html

    • @Hagiri99
      @Hagiri99 6 лет назад +5

      True, but you should still be thankful as most Asian country wouldn't allow foreigners to rent/shoot a pistol.

    • @gibotrebsllarena1644
      @gibotrebsllarena1644 5 лет назад +6

      maybe try looking at it as a way of encouraging locals to pursue the sport rather than just trying to earn more from foreigners, most of whom in any case earn way more than the average filipino. the act of going to a range to burn money on a couple of rounds for fun is not something an average filipino would consider; his money's best reserved for family needs. it's more of a conscious act of allowing locals to partake and not be strangers to their own land and what it has to offer. nice video, by the way! you should try the COSA firing range in Coron, Palawan Philippines. i was just there about a week ago and glocks are part of the normal offering in roni kit configuration. :-)

    • @masonic6688
      @masonic6688 5 лет назад +3

      It is because foreigners arent allowed to use a gun here in Philippines. Most ranges pay extra permits for that. If you want to shoot guns in ph, find a friend who's a gun enthusiast and a member of a shooting range and just pay for the ammo. Range club allows members to bring 1 friend in the range for free.

  • @rcskybums
    @rcskybums 7 лет назад +2

    I'm a Cebu native and I've been an American citizen for 15 years now. I own a Rock Island Armory M5 shotgun and a 1911 GI and I'm very impressed about the performance of these firearms. I've never had a failure in both of them except for just bad ammo, other than that nothing else. It's just funny how the prices there are higher(being made locally and sold locally) compared to the ones sold here which involves import tax. Definitely will go and check out their range once I visit the homeland

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      Hey nice one, and both good choices. I also found the high local prices strange. I think they must have local firearms tax in Philippines. Maybe less local PH taxes on exported goods too. Thanks for sharing =)

  • @koronelolivares7116
    @koronelolivares7116 7 лет назад +2

    Thank You ArmsCor! Isa Ako , I'm One Of the Filipino. Who Doesn't Have A Colonial Mentality! Magaling Ang Atin ang Laging Iisipin . Sabi nga Ni Francis M. Dba? Tutoo naman na MGaling Most if Not All! Mga Products Natin! Magaganda Tulad Ng Mg Filipino Women!

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад

      They are good. Made in Philippines. The only issue was maintenance. Locals don't maintain them properly sometimes. Need cleaning and lubrication with oil. Thanks for watching 😉👍

  • @boyetlugay
    @boyetlugay 7 лет назад +5

    nice vid, armscor shows profession in their trade. love the 9mm in the 1911 shows little recoil. smaller bullets in heavy frames means less recoil, less recoil means higher accuracy.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Yes I was impressed with the Armscor facilities and staff in both Manila and Cebu City. Good point, they heavier metal frame pistols tend to be more forgiving. The 1911 in 9mm was accurate and low recoil. Thanks for watching ;)

    • @piosian4196
      @piosian4196 3 года назад

      The bullet is already 30 feet away before you feel the recoil. Nothing to do with accuracy, it is in shooter's hands.

    • @remaong4023
      @remaong4023 2 года назад

      But less power

  • @Shooter11B
    @Shooter11B 7 лет назад +1

    This applies to many things in life, "Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast"! That polymer frame MAP looked cool, I would love to try one of those. The markings on the shotgun bolt is called "jeweling".

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      Yep exactly, you know the drill. Was interesting to try local products. I can see why the CZ style of pistols are good shooters. But enjoyed the 1911 more. Ah yes "jeweling" is the term I was looking for. You're in USA?

    • @Shooter11B
      @Shooter11B 7 лет назад +1

      Roger, Washington State in the USA. Yeah, CZ's are great guns. A bit hard to get accessories for them as well as magazines which are expensive. One of my favorite CZ's was called the Phantom which is now discontinued I believe. Very similar to the one you were shooting. I am with you, the 1911 is still one of my all time favorites (I daily carried one for years), but I carry a Glock 19 as my daily gun now. If I was going to go to war, the 1911, or one of the new Glock 45's would be my choice.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      What a coincidence. I've met 3 Americans from Washington State recently. One of them is into shooting sports so don't be surprised if I visit one day. I've heard of the Phantom SP-01, owners seem to love them. The new Hudson H9 pistol is a striker fired 1911. Maybe what we have both been looking for. You can PM me on my Facebook Page if you want to chat.

    • @Shooter11B
      @Shooter11B 7 лет назад +1

      Hey, right on! You are definitely welcome in my neck of the woods any time. I will check into that Hudson H9, thanks for the heads up! I will definitely get a hold of you on Facebook.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      The H9 is still not shipping yet, brand new. But the CZ P10C is meant to be pretty good. You're spoilt for choice in USA.

  • @this-Cowboys-Ride
    @this-Cowboys-Ride 8 лет назад +3

    Very good patterns! My EDC is a Glock 19. I love 9mm for the light recoil and magazine capacity but most of all the economical shooting. Walking around unarmed is my biggest concern since I have been considering visiting the Philippines. Not that I am highly concerned of the crime rate but mainly for the peace of mind I have by always having my weapon on me. It's my favorite habit

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      Yeah I can see why they make them, they were nice shooters. G19's are very popular for EDC and even as a duty pistol. If you stay in the good tourist friendly areas you will be fine in PH. Also the new President Duterte has increased security so you would be fine. But of course don't go to bad area unless you have trustworthy friends with you. thanks for sharing ;)

    • @antiterrorist5314
      @antiterrorist5314 7 лет назад +4

      dont worry my friend only criminals and drug pushers are the one being killed here in philippines..if you are a tourist dont engage on drugs and criminal activities and you will be safe.that cnn news is bullshit...old times,citizens is scared to go out late at night...when our new president started to work.those criminals and drug addicts are now the one hidding and scared to go outside. simple announcement from our president ''DONT DO DRUGS, I WILL PROTECT YOU...IF YOU DO DRUGS I WILL KILL YOU'' and a simple order to a police officer...arrest them but if they will try to shoot you first and put your life in danger, shoot them dead. 3million addicts in less than a month 600thousand arrested and surrendered and in just 3months less than a million..NICE JOB!

  • @manuelbueno2603
    @manuelbueno2603 7 лет назад +1

    I agree with you of the 1911 9mm. I have a Browning Hi Power1911 9mm and it shoots real straight and loved it. I now CC a S&W Shield 9mm as the 1911 is bulky.I will definitely visit this place when I get the time.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад

      Nice, I like the Browing HP also. The original 'wonder 9'. The S&W Shield is also a good CC. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @fryingpanhead8809
    @fryingpanhead8809 4 года назад +2

    Did an 80% RIA 9 em em 1911 last year. I mean, for right at $400, it was not a bad gun, considering al the small parts are injection molded. But I wanted to find out if I had the patience for the project on a cheaper gun before I went and bought top of the line parts for my 10mm/.357 Sig longslide.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад

      Hey that's awesome. RIA / Armscor are good. All the models I tried were reliable. But nothing fancy. The only issue I noticed was when user don't clean or lube them. Maintenance is a common problem. You should do videos about your builds 👍
      Gun Stores Makati Manila ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html

  • @keithfranch2107
    @keithfranch2107 7 лет назад +3

    I used to buy Rock Island 45's for 200 bucks brand new.. here in the states.. Prices have went up in recent years but now since Trump was elected prices are falling like a rock - gun prices are way down - ammo is the cheapest I have ever seen in 25 years for 9mm -.. 1000 rounds of federal lake city 62gr 556 penatrator for 299 dollars with free shipping from palmetto state armory. Now is the time to stock up..

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Firearm products are generally much more expensive in PH. RIA make good shooters. I've seen some smoking deals online. Buy them cheap and stack them deep ;)

  • @Tom-cy5em
    @Tom-cy5em 8 лет назад +2

    Great video Armscor makes nice weapons and a great 1911 A1

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад +1

      Very nice 1911's, I heard their RIA series in USA are very affordable. Thanks for watching =)

  • @roddelacueva3885
    @roddelacueva3885 7 лет назад +1

    Thanks for the vid. Very informational. Will stop over to use the range next time I visit Cebu.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      Glad you found it helpful and thanks for watching =)

  • @kuyaphatz1985
    @kuyaphatz1985 7 лет назад +1

    Nice VLOG men, but I just saw a Sticker of a BCBP Christian Community, Well it's kind a new to me to see pro GUN and at the same time being member of a Christian Community. So Nice to see one!

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Glad you liked it. Shooting sports are popular in Philippines, and the range is another activity. Thanks for watching =)

  • @psychobilly4162
    @psychobilly4162 8 лет назад +1

    It looks like the 1911s need their recoil springs changed. It's not an uncommon issue on rental guns. Nice video.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад +1

      Maybe. You mean the stoppage at (13:35)? They like to use oversized safety levers on 1911's so I flicked it up by accident. The manager said they have had thousands of rounds through them and no problems. Surprisingly they were cleaned and lubed when I arrived. Range guns get plenty of regular use. But they are not always properly maintained. Thanks for sharing.

    • @psychobilly4162
      @psychobilly4162 8 лет назад +1

      Yup. If you flicked the safety on, that makes sense. I thought you had a failure to feed.

  • @mikemiller7957
    @mikemiller7957 7 лет назад +2

    Wish I knew about this place when I was in Cebu! That 9mm 1911 looks like a nice one. I like my CZs for EDC in the US

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Me too, had I known earlier. I would have become a club member and visited any branch regularly. BTW the Filipino price is around P600 to shoot a pistol. Don't be afraid to get a Filipino friend to check first. They often double or triple the price for foreigners. I like CZ's types too. But I was surprised how well that 9mm 1911 shot. Very smooth and accurate. You know about CZ P10C? wish I could try one of those ;)

    • @mikemiller7957
      @mikemiller7957 7 лет назад

      Yes I own a P10c and a P-01. The P10c is just so much fun to shoot, superior trigger and ergos stays flat . I'm still awaiting a holster so I can carry it . My wife is from Carcar . I am familiar with these price hikes you mention. My round trip to Cebu was less than Her one way to the US.

  • @minuteman2012
    @minuteman2012 7 лет назад +2

    nice to see you can own guns in ph.im in the usa and we have tons here.also armscor 22 are popular here.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Oh yes I know, Armscor / RIA have done well in USA. They export their 1911's, shotguns, and 22 rifles around the world. Thanks for sharing.

    • @minuteman2012
      @minuteman2012 7 лет назад +2

      I have the ultra87 and uzi 320 from norinco

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      ***** Nice

  • @scottwilliamson723
    @scottwilliamson723 8 лет назад +1

    Another awesome and responsible firearm vid for the anti-gun lobby to enjoy. Love it B!

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      Haha glad you enjoyed it. Wow you did a marathon catching up on the videos. Thanks for commenting and watching as always my friend =)

  • @DivertLiving
    @DivertLiving 6 лет назад +3

    came for the travel vlogs but the guns sucked me in! haha i do love gunnsssss! great video subbing forsure

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  6 лет назад

      Thanks for checking out the channel. If you are into shooting sports, you may enjoy the playlist below =)
      ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @kennethconnors5316
    @kennethconnors5316 4 года назад +1

    interesting video , Armscor modern products

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад

      Nothing fancy but they were accurate and reliable. They specialise in 1911 and MAP pistols (EEA Witness / CZ-75) clones. Thanks for watching
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @KingMarvin
    @KingMarvin 7 лет назад +2

    Wow! Thanks for making this video!

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      Glad you liked it and thanks for watching =)

    • @KingMarvin
      @KingMarvin 7 лет назад

      Good evening sir! Merry Christmas to you. If you don't mind remembering the price, how much was the 22 cal rifle? Thanks!

  • @gerardrizon5420
    @gerardrizon5420 7 лет назад

    i think you did'nt insult some one, dealing to your observation towards gun and ammo, you discribe wisely, and share the truth in world wide market plus the metalogy in different countries. but these product share common interest, when some one put one bullet in our heart and two bullets in our head, to be honest we can't compare the price any more which is expensive. blessing bro. just a sharing no intention to ruin some ones emotion. R.O. cebu phil.S.O.

  • @poorbobbascaraquet2567
    @poorbobbascaraquet2567 5 лет назад +1

    It;s called jewelling on the bolt. Nice video

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  5 лет назад

      Thank you, I was having a mental blank at the time. Looked like a decent shotgun.
      Gun Stores Makati Manila ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html

  • @fishsauce1
    @fishsauce1 6 лет назад +1

    Excellent shooting & review, your lucky to shoot a full auto, most people here in the US dont even get to shoot full autos unless you live in states that allow it. I heard gun laws in Aus were very strict.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  6 лет назад +1

      Glad you liked it. Was fun. At least everything else is more affordable. Firearms are very expensive in AUS and PH.
      Gun Stores Makati Manila ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html
      Full Auto Guns Angeles City ruclips.net/video/igOEeJ_x6hY/видео.html

  • @arielbermido9606
    @arielbermido9606 Год назад +1

    Very nice idol

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  Год назад

      Glad you liked it and thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @neosteeled001
    @neosteeled001 8 лет назад +2

    I'm certainly glad that you're an australian who enjoys the shooting sports, unlike some of the more anti self defense antipodal sorts I've had the misfortune of interacting with. I did note that you really didn't give yourself a proper break in between strings. Repeated shooting will fatigue your hands and affect accuracy. And in your travels, did you ever come across Glocks and other polymer framed handguns in the rental ranges? Glock has specific variants made for the Philippine/asian market that we in the US will never see. (I personally use Glocks for both self defense carry and for competition, as well as for duty carry in security work. Hence my interest).

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      Yeah it is so strict in AU and so little understanding they are often demonised. It is actually cheaper for me to get on a plane and plink overseas lol. Good point I should have taken a break, my groups opened up as I fatigued. To answer your question, no polymer frame striker fired are not that common. Ironically polymer/strikers are usually more affordable say in the West. But in PH they are imported goods and firearms go through licensing etc so are often triple in street price. From what I heard the PNP are slowly adopting Glock variants as their duty pistol, seen a few police with them. I hired a G19 Gen4 from a competition shooter in Dumaguete just to try it out. They are very popular with security forces, but just harder to come by at ranges. I have heard of Springfield XD's but not seen them. The 1911 is very popular and they have the local skilled labour to make them affordably. That is why I wanted to try the Armscor MAP1 polymer frame. Local product, a bit lighter and modern features. CZ 75 pattern is a good shooter by nature so I can see why they chose that style. Hope that helps.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      Video of the Dumaguete Range Day, Season 2. Tried Glock 19, M4 carbine, & Mosber 590.
      ruclips.net/video/pgj6PBp4maI/видео.html

  • @mazrahman7338
    @mazrahman7338 7 лет назад +1

    Going Cebu In A Few Weeks Bro Thanks 4 D Vid Will Be Adding It To The To Do List !!! 👊

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Glad you liked it. It's a big city so they have everything and all the conveniences. Link below to Cebu hotel scam video, heads up just in case. Hope you have a good trip and travel safe ;)
      ruclips.net/video/crKSnuQ51jQ/видео.html

  • @franciscopeixoto6609
    @franciscopeixoto6609 5 лет назад +1

    Nice video. Great shooting.

  • @paulflanagan941
    @paulflanagan941 8 лет назад +2

    Great stuff.. would be fun to learn and try..ill ask my friend when im there:) cool vid Brendan:)

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      Yeah nothing wrong with giving it a try and learning something new. Thanks for watching =)

  • @ricardoassis3582
    @ricardoassis3582 7 лет назад +5

    I from BRAZIL.
    can the Philippines have a gun?
    in my country it's prohibited..

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      Only Filipino Citizens, 21+ years of age can own a gun. But foreigners can go to a professional range like this and use a rental for target practice / plinking. Thanks for watching =)

  • @practicalmind8337
    @practicalmind8337 3 года назад +1

    Sana makapag manufacture na din ang armscor ng mga big gun na gamit ng military, para malagyan ng project buhawi ng DOST para d naasa ang pinas sa mga imported. Panahon ng nagkaron ng sariling manufacturer ang pinas. Puro asa ng asa lang sa napaka tagal na panahon

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  3 года назад

      English is easier. I understand and was thinking the same. Previously Elisco Tool made Colt M16 and CAR-15's under license for security forces. But they closed down years ago. Armscor could do something similar.
      Elisco 9mm Carbine (Colt 9mm SMG) made in Philippines ruclips.net/video/BCJozs8eiWM/видео.html

  • @shanemadbossvevo1797
    @shanemadbossvevo1797 4 года назад +1

    Nice video love from Jamaica

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад

      Cool. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @SBee-yo8me
    @SBee-yo8me 7 лет назад +1

    that 1911 9mm....is bad ass!!!! wow!!!!

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Gosh that was a nice shooter. The solid 1911 platform makes 9mm a smooth shooter. Great ergonomics and trigger, strong design, and low recoil. I miss it now lol.

  • @TropicShade
    @TropicShade 8 лет назад +3

    Wow... B Adventures is a gun officianado! Who knew?

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      LOL thanks for watching ;)

    • @randomrealistictone2231
      @randomrealistictone2231 7 лет назад

      Why don't the AFP use and mass produce the PVAR rifle?

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Random Realistic Tone Good point, I have often wondered why they don't support their own local manufacturers more. Corruption and love of imported goods. But like everything they needs to be tested and proven over time. Piston rifles are not new, some work and some don't. See link below. Custom Frankenstein build piston rifle and M16 rifle. Thanks for watching =)
      ruclips.net/video/fgVmjvQFWV0/видео.html

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      FYI better to start a new comment thread of you own. That way we can chat directly ;)

    • @randomrealistictone2231
      @randomrealistictone2231 7 лет назад

      B Adventures Travel Vlogs LOL.
      OK !

  • @piosian4196
    @piosian4196 3 года назад +1

    Excellent shootimg specially the tight group on the shoulder. I did not see any ventilation, to exhaust the lead fumes. When RockIsland's 9mm/.22TCM was introduced. American buyers cannot believe is was under $259 OTHERS INCLUDING NORINCOwere selling $800's After testing by gunauthorities, buyers were happy to shell out megabucks.. I'm 81years old, an old shooter. missed Rome olympics in1960 on President Garcia put everybody on belt tightrning program. and canclled half the team. Florida resident fot almost 50 years.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  3 года назад

      Thanks appreciate it. Yes RIA 1911's are very popular and good shooters. I'm glad I tried a few different models. There was a very strong intake fan behind us. Pushed fresh air in, and downrange. Nice story and glad to hear from you. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

    • @piosian4196
      @piosian4196 3 года назад +1

      @@BAdventures glad it is safe from lead fues, It is a real nice functional shootimg range

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  2 года назад

      22TCM Reloading Info ruclips.net/video/Uhj3wUc_ZkM/видео.html
      Forming cases 5.56x24 Rowell (22TCM9R) ruclips.net/video/eYvCvHMBP-U/видео.html
      5.56x24mm Overview, 22TCM9R Improved ruclips.net/video/j8pwGVYAtBg/видео.html

  • @jorge1995
    @jorge1995 5 лет назад +1

    Good

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  5 лет назад

      Thanks. Guns Stores Makati Manila ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html

  • @killingfields1424
    @killingfields1424 3 года назад +1

    Doon na lang ako sa Danao kahit kanyon meron, bala mula Bocaue na lang kulang..

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  3 года назад

      I see. Ammunition shortages were common back then, and even more now. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @abcertweld
    @abcertweld 7 лет назад +2

    It looks like a great facility I wish they had one in the states where I lived.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Thanks and glad you liked it. Most of us don't have the freedoms you have in USA. You can easily find a range in your locality. I have to travel all the way to Philippines to shoot. Look into RIA Citadel 1911 pistols. Well made and very affordable. Similar to what I was using in PH. Link below to Manila gun stores and Armscor Range.
      ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html

    • @abcertweld
      @abcertweld 7 лет назад +1

      B Adventures Travel Vlogs lol I beat you to that already lol. I own a Citadel 1911 FS and I love it shoots great. I usually put 4inch clays a 30yds. and use them as targets. I'm considering on the RIA 52000 10mm with 6" barrel. It looks great and I already have 10mm I use for hunting. I just Like the way the RIA 52000 looks and it holds 17 capacity.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      Oh damn, then I'm jealous lol. A 10mm 1911 would be a power house. That model has lots of features too. If you can find what you want, buy while you can. I also have a FB page if you want to PM ;)
      facebook.com/BAdventuresAU

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      You looked into Polymer 80?

    • @abcertweld
      @abcertweld 7 лет назад

      B Adventures Travel Vlogs Yes I looked into it, but the only advantage is having a gun that's not registered. I say this Because by the time you get the 80% lower kit then on top of that and on the entire upper receiver that you have to purchase along with the trigger. Your better off if you can pass a background check just purchasing a Glock, because it will cost about the same amount by the time everything is said and done. To me if it does not save money then there's no reason to purchase it and go through all the hassle, because if I want to gun that's not registered in my name in America all I do is have to buy it off of a private seller. I achieve the same thing just without all the extra work and expense.

  • @gunterm2009
    @gunterm2009 8 лет назад +1

    Cool video. Would think the prices would be a tad cheaper considering made right there. About the same give or take here. Also think we have Rock island armory there American company i think. Not even sure i seen the ones Made in Philippines ones.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      Yeah I should have enquired further about the local PH pricing. I think it includes licensing costs, but don't quote me. In PH you have to license each firearm you own so it may have something to do with processing the paperwork. Maybe someone can chime in. Thanks for watching =)

  • @l.m.malcolm2685
    @l.m.malcolm2685 5 лет назад +1

    Excellent Vid. Thanks!😁

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  5 лет назад

      Thank you 😎
      Gun Stores & Armscor Makati Manila ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html

  • @koronelolivares7116
    @koronelolivares7116 7 лет назад +1

    We Filipinos, especially the Government Should Support. Local Manufacturers of Guns or Weapons . And We must continually Create original. Design Like SOAR by the FerFrans . And Eventually We Can Be Able to Create More Like Marcis Time ! We Experimented Missiles ! Then We fully SelfReliant and become Majir Arms dealer in the World!

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      I agree, it is a shame to PH Gov has not supported its own local manufacturers. Filipinos in general tend to like imported good. Thank for sharing.

  • @TheCOWBOYRANCHER
    @TheCOWBOYRANCHER 4 года назад +1

    I love my .38 super1911 nickel plated Armscor.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад +1

      I've seen them but haven't tried yet. How does it shoot?
      Little snappier?
      Runs on 9mm also?

    • @TheCOWBOYRANCHER
      @TheCOWBOYRANCHER 4 года назад +1

      B Adventures It shoots beautifully. I’ve probably shot about 500 rounds and haven’t had a malfunction. I haven’t seen them In 9mm only in 38 súper and 45acp.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад +1

      Nice. I've seen guys shoot 9mm in a 38 super 1911. 38 super is basically a 9mm magnum.
      Depends on your region but 9mm and 45ACP was more common in Philippines.

    • @TheCOWBOYRANCHER
      @TheCOWBOYRANCHER 4 года назад +1

      B Adventures Yeah it’s a rare caliber, but very famous in the Mexican military. I also have a colt in 38 súper but in original blue.

  • @GenerationAsian
    @GenerationAsian 7 лет назад +1

    nice shooting..

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Thank you appreciate it. Don't get much range time so a little rusty ;)

  • @TheDino888
    @TheDino888 8 лет назад +1

    Wow B you love your guns ,,,good video mate ,,, would have love to see you pump out a round with the pump action shotgun .....mass carnage with that bad boy .....

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      That was a nice shotgun but a bit too excessive for me. Thanks for watching =)

  • @jencarosiaton8520
    @jencarosiaton8520 Год назад +1

    Good. Gun

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  Год назад

      They were all good. Accurate, reliable, and flat shooting. Must clean and lube the internals. Improper maintenance is a common problem. All in all good value shooters. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  Год назад

      Lubing a 1911 by Wilson Combat ruclips.net/video/t4D2mRlDo48/видео.html
      Myth of Over Lubrication by Larry Vickers ruclips.net/video/p9bOT_d60LM/видео.html

  • @kingalamattv7050
    @kingalamattv7050 Год назад +1

    nice gun

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  Год назад

      Yes they all were lol. Which one did you like? Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @burtguirnela
    @burtguirnela 8 лет назад +1

    helpful info B...tnx!

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      Glad you liked it and thanks for watching ;)

  • @jirotheshibainu4938
    @jirotheshibainu4938 7 лет назад +1

    Thanks for the vid! My EDC is a XD Mod 2 9mm and an XDs 9mm... need an additional back up gun when my arms get weary from carrying an ar-15 lol. But in serious note, my concerns about 1911 is their reliability and extra features to worry about. Hmmm I just want to shoot 1000 rounds with them and see if I get a malfunction

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Glad you liked it. I have heard good things about XDs but have not tried one yet. I was impressed with the 1911's I used in PH. Every gun has a formula: some parts can be tighter for accuracy, and other parts looser for reliability. 1911's generally have tighter tolerances as they are hand fit by nature. I think Armscor adds just enough slop to the right areas to keep them reliable. In USA they are very affordable as Rock Island Armory (RIA). Try out a rental for yourself sometime.

    • @jirotheshibainu4938
      @jirotheshibainu4938 7 лет назад +1

      B Adventures Travel Vlogs yeah will definitely try it. Gotta represent the PI haha and look good in the range with my newbie friends

    • @jirotheshibainu4938
      @jirotheshibainu4938 7 лет назад +1

      I have a arex zero 1 shoots like an 1911 u gotta try it sometime when u find one! Super tough maybe better than the p226 tried out by military arms channel

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Oh I heard the Rex Zero 1 is good, even has improvements over the Sig P226. I've seen a few reviews and the torture tests. I'd be very happy to try one out. Thanks for sharing and have a happy new year ;)

  • @jasonism123
    @jasonism123 5 лет назад +1

    which gun do they have which is the most compact/subcompact? Like for people with smaller hands..do they even have one?

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  5 лет назад

      2 Armscor options below:
      RIA MAPP Mid Size 9mm ruclips.net/video/-c5u9Zxr0Xs/видео.html
      RIA Baby Rock 1911 380ACP ruclips.net/video/79q3MjQr-XI/видео.html
      I'm not sure where you are, but I recommend you investigate all options and find what you like.
      Gun stores in Makati Manila ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html

  • @herculesantopina8077
    @herculesantopina8077 3 года назад +1

    Hello sir ano po ba ang MGA kailangan na papel para maka bili ako Ng isang clock 1911 pistol for family safety

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  3 года назад

      English is easier. Talk to your local store and gun club.
      To legally own a firearm in Philippines you need The Basic 3:
      (1) Filipino Citizen,
      (2) 21+ years of age,
      (3) Complete and pay licensing requirements.
      Example form www.pnp.gov.ph/images/feo/2016/LTOPF_REQUIREMENTS.pdf
      PNP general info www.pnp.gov.ph/index.php/2-uncategorised/431-firearms-and-explosives-office
      Online Licensing at PNP FEO www.feo-system.com/

  • @michaelromanic7786
    @michaelromanic7786 3 года назад +1

    Plastic on the bottom of clip offended me it's 1911 but so far pleased with it and it's nickel plated so I can see the smile I have i was missing my llama ix-b not so much now and got another round not that you need it with a 45

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  3 года назад +1

      Maybe try other magazines. Nickel is a nice finish. Slick and protects from rust. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @angelitocalderon9400
    @angelitocalderon9400 3 года назад +1

    Danao 911 is good too.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  3 года назад

      Yes I have seen. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @TheHunter.2023
    @TheHunter.2023 5 месяцев назад +1

    Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ♥️

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  5 месяцев назад +1

      Hi friend and welcome to the channel. Appreciate you. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @bwarrenpanelman
    @bwarrenpanelman 4 года назад +1

    Almost no one can buy guns here in Philippines, no foreigners can buy. Filipino must own land, proof of income, bank account, extensive NBI background check, police clearance and barangay clearance. Went through it so my gf could own one. Foreigners or anyone can go to a range and pay to shoot

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад

      Good points and I respect your feedback. Also high fees and taxes. That's why I recommend trying at a range first. Talk to staff and look around. Stay safe 😷👍
      Licensing at PNP Firearms and Explosive Office www.feo-system.com/
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

    • @bwarrenpanelman
      @bwarrenpanelman 4 года назад +1

      @@BAdventures lived in Philippines over 3 years gf has 7 PNP in family. Really hard just for native citizens to own firearms. Peace

  • @oftenwrong.
    @oftenwrong. 4 года назад +2

    It looks to me like all major components are investment cast. Not forged.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад

      Correct, they said investment cast 😉👍
      Armscor Factory Tour ruclips.net/video/jAEKvXvccsA/видео.html
      Gun Stores Makati Manila ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html

  • @benjamin80ify
    @benjamin80ify 7 лет назад +1

    Just pistols and shotguns? What about Armalites? Or AK's? Are they available to buy there?

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      No not at Armscor. Some other stores can order them in. Link below to Armalite I tried in Dumaguete, was a Norinco CQ (M4 rifle clone). Thanks for watching =)
      ruclips.net/video/pgj6PBp4maI/видео.html

  • @marisclay3194
    @marisclay3194 5 лет назад +2

    I love to try,

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  5 лет назад

      Go into your local store and take a look. Talk to the staff see if it's for you 😎👍

  • @evancortez2
    @evancortez2 8 лет назад +1

    Can you shoot full auto here?...Right now I have a Taurus 1911 but my dream 1911 is a Kimber, if I had the money I would definitely get one

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      If you mean inside this range, yes I think so. They also use it for industry training and events. But best full auto range so far has been MCFR in Angeles City. Not even one RIA/Armcor gun in your collection? Shame on you Fil-Am (jokes). You can get RIA 1911's very affordably in USA. I'd rather save the money and spend the rest on mags and ammo ;)

  • @epramos6800
    @epramos6800 7 лет назад +3

    Nah bro, those pistols are A LOT less expensive in the US. Same MFG etc.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +2

      Yep I know. I think it has to do with the taxes on firearms in Philippines, but also less competitive market. You got a much bigger market and many competitive options in USA. Thanks for sharing ;)

    • @epramos6800
      @epramos6800 7 лет назад +1

      I hope you didn't take my comment as a insult. I just stumble onto your channel and found it interesting but yes, the RP (Philippines) does price their firearms high. The same they do with personal cars etc. But cool channel.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      No not at all and it's a good point. Lets people know. Yes many imported items are high. But it is strange a locally made Armscor firearm is more expensive than the same product exported to USA as Rock Island Armory (RIA).

    • @GenerationAsian
      @GenerationAsian 7 лет назад +1

      I have an rock island 1911 in the states. I got it for $350 and had it worked. for another $300. for 650 i now have a gun nicer than most $1200 1911s. Its a good foundation. My Smith 1911 I paid $600 for I had the same work done to and they are the same in the end.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Smoking deal. I've seen a few get customised and turn out real nice. Make a short video on your pistol if you can.

  • @bolshoirusso1079
    @bolshoirusso1079 7 лет назад +1

    Your grip is much better on 1911 and whoa both on 9mm and 45 cal. Seems you hands are far better in gripping single stack.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      The ergonomics of the 1911 point really well for me. The trigger is really good too. Both tend to help marksmanship. Thanks for watching =)

  • @j.fraley6862
    @j.fraley6862 4 года назад +1

    Yes, 9mm seems to be better for you. I have performed Armed security and Bail Enforcement here in the US and always carried a .45 auto. I once did a weekend shoot with a Gunsite instructor and shot over 400 rounds with the .45. Man that was not a wise idea. At the end of the weekend when it came time for testing, I could barely even hold the handgun. I passed, but my accuracy was off a bit, because my wrist was so sore from firing that much ammo on such a large scale. So I have a question, do they sell AR's and AK's in this place, or is that something they would have to order and have shipped, and what are the laws in regards to carrying/owning a firearm? (Great shoot by the way, very nice grouping)!

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад +1

      Thanks and good feedback. Use what works. AR's style rifles are more common. I've seen AK's on occasion but pretty rare. Usually rifles are special order items. The bigger gun stores in Manila said they order them in from overseas, like USA. You will also see old CAR-15's and M16's rifles floating around. The 5.56mm (223 rem) round is more popular. You can rent and try guns but ownership involves a bit of paperwork and expensive for locals.
      To legally own a firearm in Philippines you need The Basic 3:
      Filipino Citizen, 21+ years of age, complete and pay licensing requirements.
      Licensing at PNP Firearms and Explosive Office www.feo-system.com/
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

    • @j.fraley6862
      @j.fraley6862 4 года назад +1

      @@BAdventures I'm in the process of retiring and soon Hopefully if things work out right, I'll be moving to the Philippines. I've done a lot of research of there and other countries and I am pretty sure I am set there or possibly Thailand. I wont be able to bring my guns there so I will have to sell what I have and buy over there when and where ever I go. Thanx for the info.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад +1

      You're welcome and I understand. Best advice take some trips for yourself and test the waters. Don't make any big decisions the first year or two. Visit the areas you're interested in on vacation, or rent out. Thing are totally different once you're in country. You may have to move quickly in an emergency. Living in SE Asia is different to a shorter vacation. Feel free to ask question or chat on my FB Page.

  • @zatiboy72
    @zatiboy72 7 лет назад +1

    shouldve tried the 22tcm 1911. but nice vid. :)

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Good call, but is not common locally. I forgot to ask, apparently it is a good round. I'll ask next time and thanks for watching =)

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  2 года назад

      22TCM 1911 Range Day ruclips.net/video/06xUTfSuh2E/видео.html
      22TCM Reloading Info ruclips.net/video/Uhj3wUc_ZkM/видео.html
      Forming cases 5.56x24 Rowell (22TCM9R) ruclips.net/video/eYvCvHMBP-U/видео.html
      5.56x24mm Overview, 22TCM9R Improved ruclips.net/video/j8pwGVYAtBg/видео.html

  • @tonybrito49
    @tonybrito49 3 года назад +1

    What is the procedure in having a gun and concealed carry

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  3 года назад

      I'm not sure on CC. Talk to your local store and gun club. To legally own a firearm in Philippines you need The Basic 3:
      (1) Filipino Citizen,
      (2) 21+ years of age,
      (3) Complete and pay licensing requirements.
      Example form www.pnp.gov.ph/images/feo/2016/LTOPF_REQUIREMENTS.pdf
      PNP general info www.pnp.gov.ph/index.php/2-uncategorised/431-firearms-and-explosives-office
      Online Licensing at PNP FEO www.feo-system.com/

  • @makinot8877
    @makinot8877 4 года назад +2

    Make a video of 1911 22lr available in philippines

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад

      I usually prefer centrefire calibres. But good idea. Can try 22lr plinkers in future 👍
      Manila Gun Stores ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html

  • @errsss1288
    @errsss1288 5 лет назад +4

    I know this place im from cebu

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  5 лет назад

      Nice one. Was good to try a few different models. I also covered other branches.
      Armscor Makati Manila ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html
      Armscor Marikina Manila ruclips.net/video/06xUTfSuh2E/видео.html

    • @errsss1288
      @errsss1288 5 лет назад +2

      Are you filipino?

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  5 лет назад +1

      No. I'm Chinese Australian 😎

    • @errsss1288
      @errsss1288 5 лет назад +1

      @@BAdventures are you still here in phillipines

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  5 лет назад

      No back in Australia, but also have AUS Vlogs.

  • @rafaelcastillo466
    @rafaelcastillo466 8 лет назад +2

    I Will Surely Miss my Weapons. I Can't take them with me.
    Good to know there is a Range. Great information.
    Salamat

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      Glad you liked it. Yes exactly you can join the local club and go to a range. Also why not try the local products. Thanks for watching =)

  • @dabeesimon5712
    @dabeesimon5712 3 года назад +1

    It’s local made in Danao that’s why it’s cheaper

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  3 года назад +1

      Yes I've heard. But Armscor (RIA) also has proper manufacturing facilities. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @reynearugsang2332
    @reynearugsang2332 7 лет назад +1

    good evening everyone any one here knows what school your going to study about gunsmithing located here in cebu?

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      Soory no. You could try ask around Danao City. Or Apply for jobs at the local manufacturers like Shooters Arms (SAM) and Armscor. Hope that helps and thanks for watching =)

    • @reynearugsang2332
      @reynearugsang2332 7 лет назад

      B Adventures Travel Vlogs
      thank you sir..... for your advice... if I apply job in armscor or anything I don't have already experience

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +2

      You have to apply first, think positive. You have not even applied yet. Even if not successful keep asking around and find another place you can work and build experience etc. If you can study, maybe try mechanical engineering.

    • @reynearugsang2332
      @reynearugsang2332 7 лет назад

      okey sir thank you
      I try apply... thanks

  • @charliemagno5199
    @charliemagno5199 8 лет назад +1

    If you really like guns, go to Danao where they manufacture illegal guns in their backyards. It will make a good story.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      Thanks for sharing. I actually wanted to but my contacts were unreliable and scared. They did not want to look for the Paltik workshops. But I know, they are famous there. I found some Paltik revolvers in Cebu City and showed them in the Browning HP video. Link below for convenience ;)
      ruclips.net/video/xIX97yMZUI0/видео.html

  • @rodolfojr.ocampo677
    @rodolfojr.ocampo677 7 лет назад +1

    kapag bumili po nang baril sa armscor.tulad nang 1911 45 cal.ilang araw po bago makuha kasama na yung licensia niya.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      PNP Firearms and Explosives Office will be issuing “a commitment slip” to applicants when they apply for an license to own and possess firearms (LTOPF). This will state how many days the processing time. Link below to LTOPF application process.
      ruclips.net/video/FJ8cbQciGsY/видео.html

  • @alladinpascual1167
    @alladinpascual1167 3 года назад +1

    I am looking for extended mags for armscor 1911 hcap

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  3 года назад

      I saw spare mags in these stores. Contact them directly or go inside and talk to staff. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @nonoyzapanza7882
    @nonoyzapanza7882 4 года назад +2

    more videos bro

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад

      Glad you liked it. Shooting Sports Playlist to see them all 👍 ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @icedragon1358
    @icedragon1358 7 лет назад +1

    sana gawa naman satin ang i improve ng pangulo magnda naman kailangan lng ng more improvement at testing at tapat na tauhan

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      I think I see what you mean. Like higher prices or extra fees. If there is problem with staff or a business, you can also report it. So hopefully things can improve in future.

  • @Koloherides
    @Koloherides 2 года назад +1

    I was gonna get a Armscor 45 but I checked Tisas which is cheaper and has state of the art sns milling same as something like NASA standards $429 and so well made better than Colt. dry fire is Not good for a gun or letting the slide fly

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  2 года назад

      Nothing wrong with Tisas. They have some great value options. But don't fall for all the marketing hype. That applies to any company. Just use what works for you.
      Modern centrefire guns are designed to dry fire. Must handle tens of thousands of rounds. Dry fire doesn't create the recoil and high pressure live ammo does. Using snap caps for training would be ideal. But dry firing is only an issue for rim fire, or very old guns. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  2 года назад

      Dry Fire Practice: No Ammo ruclips.net/video/z8W_u5wMGrA/видео.html

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  2 года назад

      Dry Firing a Gun from a Gunsmith ruclips.net/video/v3FY5_QTob0/видео.html

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  2 года назад

      Gun Gripes Episode 84: Dry Firing ruclips.net/video/hVL0xoNMnyA/видео.html

  • @jus4getLovv
    @jus4getLovv 7 лет назад

    Philippine made weapons has the best quality in the world! You just have to support them! And they will beat the US counter part of arms and ammunitions! Go go go PHILIPPINES!

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +2

      I was pleasantly surprised by local manufacturers. Problem is they are not supported locally. No wonder Armscor export so much, which is also a good thing. Pinoy love imported goods. The PH Government also has a silly unfair policies so local vendors cannot supply Gov tenders and contracts. They have to be a big company and had previous Gov contracts. So they have no chance if they never had a Gov contract before. There use to be Elisco Manufacturing which made CAR-15's and M16's for the Gov back in the 80's. But that closed down and PH lost its own military rifle capability.

    • @edwingallardo5992
      @edwingallardo5992 5 лет назад

      president excellent pistol expert adventure target shooting excellent fantastic great alot of fun shooting there great excited everyshoot perfict fantastic have nice day *********

  • @agoogleaccount2861
    @agoogleaccount2861 4 года назад +1

    their short 1911s with bushingless narrel are excellent guns

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад

      Good feedback, I have not tried them yet. Stay safe 😷👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @MickyP49
    @MickyP49 8 лет назад +1

    I was buying Armscor .357mag for 824p from Cleavers.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      Ok cool. You mean ammo by the box from Cleavers in QLD? Anyway thanks for watching ;)

    • @MickyP49
      @MickyP49 8 лет назад +1

      box of 50. I found these kind of things where quite expensive in Philippines. While I was there I bought 2x50 .45 and cost $48aud. It surprised me.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      nikrum ffs Right I've noticed the same. Like 9mm around P25 for new factory. Or P6 for a cheap lead reload if you have the brass. Sometimes more if they use better quality components. But all imported goods are expensive in PH, and firearms even more so.

  • @masterjoey193
    @masterjoey193 8 лет назад +1

    B why are you so good with guns, are you in AU military or working as officer or just a hobby? just curious 😀

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад +1

      No military. Just like learning and hobby. Thanks for watching =)

    • @masterjoey193
      @masterjoey193 8 лет назад +1

      oh man..too bad I wanted to see the shotgun in action 😏😆

    • @troy9er
      @troy9er 5 лет назад

      Master Joey mo

  • @robinjakobsen3169
    @robinjakobsen3169 6 лет назад +1

    Hi! I am going on a trip to Cebu this July and am wondering if this shooting range is still open? Do they offer beginners lessons in handling firearms? Also, do I need any special permits or any kind of license? What are the prices like? Hoping you can help me. Have a nice day!

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  6 лет назад

      All you need is valid photo ID, like drivers license. Yes you can ask for beginners lesson. I recommend dry fire practice first. Tell them you are Filipino and you can get local Pinoy discount price. They increase the price 3 - 4 times higher for foreigners.
      I also covered Makati Manila Gun Stores & Armscor range
      ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html

    • @robinjakobsen3169
      @robinjakobsen3169 6 лет назад +2

      Thank you very much for the reply. Awesome channel!!! Have a nice day!

  • @joelfernandez2333
    @joelfernandez2333 7 лет назад +1

    Seem like you know a lot about shooting and guns. Were you in the arm force? If yes which department?

  • @accordracer619
    @accordracer619 7 лет назад +1

    Dry firing a weapon is actually really bad on your firing pin, I personally would never advise anyone to dry fire a weapon over and over.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Sure I understand. Always recommended to use Snap Caps when possible. That way it does not cause any damage. You can even make your own from empty shell casings. The best shooters in the world use dry fire practice. Just another training technique to build repetitions. Thanks for watching =)

    • @piosian4196
      @piosian4196 3 года назад +1

      Snap caps when used can save your toys. If you have access to reloading tools. The empties get resized, full length, and re-primed. paraffin wax in a 85-90 degF can be loaded to a .357 or .44 mag shell by just pressing the empty shells. When back to home temp of 70-75 degF The wax will harden and you can shoot indoors. No propellent powder, no lead. I like it in winter time and sit the target in front of the fireplace and help stoke the fire with wax, no mess.@@BAdventures

  • @borikatgwapa898
    @borikatgwapa898 4 года назад +1

    May I know the location of the Gun store here in your vlog sir? I wanna go buy and visit there sir please? Reply my comment😊

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад

      Armscor Shooting Center, Cebu City.
      101, Centro Maximo Bldg D. Jakosalem St Cebu 6000

  • @robertotalkeena308
    @robertotalkeena308 7 лет назад +1

    that's why Philippine government almost don't buy guns locally because local made guns is much expensive to buy. in Pakistan you can buy a mp5 model gun just under $ 500 or less more..

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Oh yes I heard. There are a couple of issues with PH Gov bureaucracy. 1st all firearms related products tend to be very expensive in general. Including simple things like "gun" oil, which is just motor oil in fancy packaging. Probably from taxes and price gouging. 2nd the past PH Gov system for selecting firearm products and vendors is very illogical and corrupt. That way they can change the rules as they please. Eg in order to win a PH Gov contract, local vendors must have supplied a certain amount of goods in a previous contract. But that is impossible if you have never had a Gov contract before. So you can see past PH Gov changed the rules to kill off local manufacturers and vendors. I've heard this has improved with the new Duterte Administration, but takes time to clean things up. Under the Marcos Administration Elisco Tool use to make firearms for the PH security forces. But after that regime fell, Elisco Tool also became defunct. Link below to an Elisco 9mm carbine (Colt SMG clone).
      ruclips.net/video/BCJozs8eiWM/видео.html

    • @robertotalkeena308
      @robertotalkeena308 7 лет назад

      yes all that you say is true. after the Marcos administration ended. almost all of been left behind example the P.N.R. train there's no more northern routes the southern routes is almost going the end too. the L.R.T. train's it's is almost going to end too but the strong demands keep it going. now hahaha. the M.R.T. train's its almost going to became coffin train's because of the slow movement of the pres. noynoy Aquino slow movement too pass or to create decision because his administration is afraid too make a wrong move or decision. and some of the Philippine laws is prohibiting some locals manufacturing sector joined some government bidding. and the pass 4 administration. Corry Aquino. Ramos. Erap Estrada. and the Gloria arroyo administration. gives the Chinese the rights too explored West Philippine sea now what happen. now the Chinese don't want to get out to the Philippine economic zones. why because of the rich supply of gas under the Philippine sea.

  • @raffyrafio6345
    @raffyrafio6345 Год назад +2

    Mag kamo Po Amscor 1911 Ngayon Po Sir.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  Год назад

      English is easier. I went to the store and range to show the experience. You can contact them directly. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @ricofrederick1
    @ricofrederick1 3 года назад

    foreign students here in canada pay more than 400-500 % tuition fees compared to locals.... its just fair bro

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  3 года назад

      I understand, and good point as that happens in Australia too. But no it's not fair. A good business doesn't need to price gouge or exploit customers. Universities are learning the hard way. Already losing both local and international students to more competitive offerings. Plus the current pandemic restrictions.

  • @ad78
    @ad78 7 лет назад +1

    i thought its cheaper since you are in a local country where they make the gun. i just checked in cabelas and the price is actually lower here. and i was like WTF you mentioned 50rds for 2500 pesos? here in my local area, $15 for 30mins. no limit on ammo how many you have

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      Totally agree. Shooting sports are much more expensive in PH. A Filipino friend checked recently, local prices were around P600 for the pistol rental package. I asked the manager about the pricing "variances". He said it was fine to publish the higher rate. Many businesses shamelessly over charge foreigners. I like their products. But I think they will build a bad reputation when they charge more than USA for locally made products. PS I should visit your local range, sounds awesome. where is it?

    • @ad78
      @ad78 7 лет назад +1

      B Adventures Travel Vlogs right, the moment they heard you speaking in english the prices for you will marked up double lol! Im a filipino and residing here in Connecticut. Im thinking getting one RIA just to pay respect to my country. I have a Kimber. Anyway, the local range i visit the most here is the Hoffman.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      The RIA Citadel 1911 is a good model. Very affordable in USA. Tried both 9mm and 45ACP. Good shooters. See link below to Manila gun stores and local prices.
      ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html

  • @AM-bo7wo
    @AM-bo7wo 8 лет назад +1

    Thx b this vid helps a lot...I'm a novice at shooting..I bought a glock 17 it was jamming on me..any advice

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      Glad you found it helpful. Oh wow a G17 is usually known for being reliable. Well without seeing it in person, limp wristing can cause any pistol to malfunction. You need to hold it firm enough to cycle reliably. You can dry fire practice (no ammo in a safe direction) to build a sure grip and get use to the trigger. Also check the ammo, if it was out of spec or poor quality, or maybe a light weight load. Usually Glocks don't need lubricant but a small dab on the rails and barrel wouldn't hurt. Don't be afraid to get help from the store or a local gunsmith. If anything is damaged or faulty, you can send it back to the manufacturer or nearest Glock service center for repair. I heard they have good warranty support in USA. Let me know how it goes. You can PM me on FB page.

    • @AM-bo7wo
      @AM-bo7wo 8 лет назад

      I bought 9mm re-loads the range recommended factory...they also added lubricant so that might help...I will practice pa more lol thx for ur advice

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      Alex Marcial Jr Ok, have you learned how to clean it? Send me a PM and I can send you some more info ;)

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      BTW the reloads are probably part of the problem. You can use them but you must clean the barrel bore after every use. The Polygonal rifling in Glock barrels can clog up from the lead fouling. Also if they were poor quality reloads they can be inconsistent or weak so do not cycle the gun properly. Clean you gun ;)

  • @johnkidd1226
    @johnkidd1226 7 лет назад +1

    I am moving to the Philippines to live later this year with my filippino gf. I understood the last time I was there that a foreigner was not allowed to own firearms in the Philippines. I was hoping to get a handgun and a pump shotgun but thought I would have to have purchase it in my gf's name. Has that changed or was I given wrong information on my last visit there?

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Must be Filipino Citizen; 21+ years of age; complete licensing requirements. License to Own and Possess Firearms LTOPF. PNP Firearms and Explosives Office link below details the process.
      feo.csg.pnp.gov.ph/firearms/individual/ltopf

    • @clintgenosa2176
      @clintgenosa2176 4 года назад

      I think it goes not just for guns, also with buying a lot and build your own house, mostly expats marry a local and the names will be affixed to the land title, for automobiles/cars, I think the story is different, expats can buy "only if its cash basis", but if you buy it thru bank carloan, I guess it isn't doable, LTO for expats car registration and drivers licensing are allowed so nothing to worry. Hope this info helps! Take care y'all.

  • @billyjoestamaria3068
    @billyjoestamaria3068 3 года назад +1

    Sir mam tanung kulang po sn kng pano pag bili danao 45 sa inyo

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  3 года назад

      Contact them directly. They give rental discount for local Pinoy and club members. Licensing and purchase is another story. Go inside and talk with staff. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @CptDavis
    @CptDavis 5 лет назад +1

    Amazing... Anha nya ko

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  5 лет назад

      Thanks for watching 😎👍
      Gun Stores Makati Manila ruclips.net/video/pda7jEd92DY/видео.html

  • @ThepDenNgoaiBien
    @ThepDenNgoaiBien 6 лет назад +1

    I also buy 9mm ammo from this company!

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  6 лет назад

      Armscor make good ammo. Ran good in pistol, rifle, and shotgun. Sometimes I used cheap lead reloads for plinking. But even they were good ;)

  • @ronecuenca-zo7yc
    @ronecuenca-zo7yc 8 месяцев назад +1

    Good Pm, sir puide maka order barrel s 1911 standard

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 месяцев назад

      Yes I've seen barrels and parts in the shops. Contact them and ask directly. Go inside your local gun stores and ask around. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @gooblio
    @gooblio 7 лет назад +1

    9mm is easier to shoot less recoil, the 45 you seemed a little afraid of it. If you want to shoot competition IPSIC or IDPA 9mm and 45 are scored different. 45 is also better for self defense it has more stopping power, Myself I shoot 40 cal. Glock G35 more control or easier to control and same point system as 45 cal. Oh and the prices were not cheap, you can get a 1911 for 10,000 pesos

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Thanks for sharing, it did seem like higher prices. Especially when the same Armscor/RIA products are cheaper in USA. I like 45ACP, especially out of a 1911. Just focused on what works. Felt recoil from the 45 is not a problem. It is a big and heavy projectile, that makes a nice pop and concussion blast. It's more about the shooter warming up to the gun and firing process. Don't get to train everyday. 45 actually has lower chamber pressure, so does not feel snappy during firing. Where the 40 S&W is a higher pressured cartridge by nature. Feels snappy in hand from the bullet flying out fast. Also depends on the ammo. Higher or lower pressure load, heavier or lighter weight projectiles, etc. Keep your 40 barrel clean and careful what ammo you use. Don't want a kaboom ;)
      ruclips.net/video/Tyy8taQ1jTk/видео.html

    • @gooblio
      @gooblio 7 лет назад +1

      Haven't looked at the video yet, but will check it out. I haven't had any problems with my 40 cal. I have had a couple squibs with my 45ACP , just lucky I wasn't doing a double tap. So, no kabooms yet. Just lucky I have seen other people have them, mostly guys that do their own reloads. Costs more using factory ammo all the time, but maybe worth it. Oh and the squibs I had were using reloads too. I have a 22 cal. LR conversion kit for my Glock G35, which is great if you do a lot of shooting . The 22 cal. LR ammo is dirt cheap $2.00 for 50 rounds, gives you lots of time to work on all your skills and not break the bank. Little boring , but great practice ammo, great for beginners and getting your girlfriend into shooting too. I shoot a lot of different firearms , from 22 cal. revolver to my 629 S&W 44 Mag. and rifles. Love Skeet and Combat Shotgun. Now a days I only make it out to the Range about once a month, use to go a few times a week. Don't shoot in competitions any more. I think part of not being into it as much as I once was is because of all the new gun regulations and laws changing every year, the government where I live just made it more expensive and a big freakin hassle, kind of like the US is doing, just making things more difficult for honest people to have guns and putting them all in the hands of the criminals. Sorry, I'm getting off on a rant here, great Vlog keep up the good work.

    • @gooblio
      @gooblio 7 лет назад +1

      Wow, that was scary. Good thing I'm not a Glock-tard. One of my favourite handguns is also one of my cheaper ones, that's my CZ75, which are excellent in my opinion. They are super reliable will fire any ammo and you can bury them in dirt and dig them up and they still work. Probably the or one of the best 9mm ever made along with maybe a Browning HP. Just my opinion and if you think a Beretta 92 is I have 2 of them and NO.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Right, nothing wrong with training and plinking ammo. But good thing you know what a squib is. I like the CZ75 style pistols too. Good ergos and flat shooting. I'm glad I tried the Armscor MAP1 clones. There are a few newer striker fired pistols using similar concepts now. Low bore axis, better grip designs, etc. I made a video on a Browing HP, link below.
      ruclips.net/video/xIX97yMZUI0/видео.html

  • @infestedjonesjonsy5405
    @infestedjonesjonsy5405 7 лет назад +4

    B what more could you ask for Guns girls in Bikini beaches what else could the PI give you to retire here . Just kidding man We hope you enjoyed your Trip here

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Haha you figured it out... it's nice to to find things I like in PH lol. Thanks for watching ;)

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      Yes, that is actually a good point. They are 2 different designs but share similar performance features. Both have: ergonomic grips and point naturally; metal frames with long slide rails for stability; both have nice single action triggers (when hammer cocked); reliable and accurate when properly maintained.

  • @TokTokCali
    @TokTokCali 8 лет назад +1

    I think I like the machine guns over here in Angeles better... Zzzzzzz. haha...

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад +1

      Haha you got me there, best range so for was MCFR in Angeles with you bro. Thanks for watching ;)

  • @affendihamzah5587
    @affendihamzah5587 Год назад +1

    Don't say cheap labour, it depend on the the country monetary value man

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  Год назад

      Yes good point and feedback. Affordable labour in PH compared to USA. They are popular in US as Rock Island Armory (RIA) export brand. But still Armscor International Philippines. All their guns and ammo were reliable for me in PH, including their factory reloads. Only saw issues when they were not cleaned and lubed properly. Thanks for watching 👍
      Shooting Sports Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLWw-_AGo_PBhGK1NFoygmiqHuhx8fbtPZ

  • @juffeldupio8444
    @juffeldupio8444 7 лет назад +1

    are they open everyday for test gun shooting?

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад

      I believe so. I've always been a walk in customer. Just bring photo ID like a drivers license. If you can pass as Filipino, ask the local Pinoy price. You can give any branch a call before you go to check anything. Thanks for watching =)

  • @jn2bbs
    @jn2bbs 7 лет назад +1

    Can foreigners use the range, without buying weapons?

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  7 лет назад +1

      Yes you just need photo ID and pay the range fee I discussed. You are essentially hiring the guns to use at the range. Thanks for watching =)

  • @moymoytogdang7809
    @moymoytogdang7809 7 лет назад +1

    wow bli aqya

  • @GlassLegend40
    @GlassLegend40 8 лет назад +1

    woah! do you sleep with that fire arm Mr. 007 sharp shooter?

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  8 лет назад

      LOL no I just took my time and went slow. Thanks for watching ;)

  • @marvinordeniza2480
    @marvinordeniza2480 4 года назад +2

    Where in cebu sir

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  4 года назад +1

      101, Centro Maximo Bldg D. Jakosalem St, Cebu City.

  • @jacobandjibsnasol7366
    @jacobandjibsnasol7366 5 лет назад

    i will never risk my life armed with this gun it is unreliable and prone to jamming!quality wise filipino gunsmiths are still far from their counterparts specially in germany or israel.

    • @BAdventures
      @BAdventures  5 лет назад

      Sure, to each his own. Maybe you have never tried before. I was very hesitant to try Armscor products at first. But they all worked. If you keep an open mind, you can learn more 😉
      Armscor Marikina Manila Outdoor Range ruclips.net/video/06xUTfSuh2E/видео.html