"Are you gonna go out and get in a fight with somebody or do something with a mosin?" Me knowing full well in the event of home invasion I'm going to fix bayonet and charge at the first silhouette I see...
I would love to send these guys to Washington to talk about the second amendment and inform politicians. They really know there stuff and 9/10 leave politics out of it
Quote fiction to someone marketed as a politician? What behavior are you trying to cause? Does the reciting of the fiction show consent/confirmation of consent to be kept as a slave until death?
If it's dependable as a Honda Civic, you got something that's gonna last. Me and the guys beat the hell out of my Honda Civic for years and it just kept on going.............
@@crosslink1493 is argue that glocks are the Honda civics of guns while smith and wessons are the Toyota Camry. A little more ergonomic and refined while the glock you give her hell
Its funny I said the same about an AR-15 platform cause the racers use the Civic the same way. Chambered in 22lr and its a stock civic or chamber up and race.
"Glock is the honda civic of guns" Thank you for this I'm so sick of people acting like glock is the end all be all handgun in the world. it simply is not.
+Manny Macfly lol you act like a civic is the "end all be all" of cars. If that's what you comprehended from all they said about glocks then you're an idiot looking for a reason to be offended.
@meh something wrong. The FBI has established minimum standards for penetration in firearms and the 380 just barely meets those standards. While a 22 is better then nothing, don't go around recommending people protect themselves with a 22. In the regan assination attempt Regan was hit under the arm with a 22. The round broke a rib and caused serious internal bleeding, yet he didn't even know he was hit. 3 other secret service agents were also hit, one took a 22 right between the eyes but still didn't die from it till about 30 years later. My point being... A 22 will kill anyone, tomorrow. Don't use one for self defense.
i’ve never been into guns and i’ve fallen into the media’s tricks and brainwashing... until a few days ago: i recently just went shooting for my first time ever. first time holding an actual firearm, and first time shooting one. It was an AR-15. Never thought that day would come. Since then, I understand the recreational use of them, going to the range and enjoying the day with those around you and meeting other gun enthusiasts, as well as hunting. I also understand the reason why we have the right to own weapons, for our own protection and that this is america where we have the right to bear arms and stand as one to protect ourselves and our country. I honestly feel sick to my stomach for the media and those that show guns as a danger to our country. What i’ve learned is it’s not the guns fault for tragedies, it’s the man behind the trigger. Since my first shooting day, i’m now highly interested in firearms and owning them for personal and home protection (god forbid i’ll ever have to use a weapon for any reason other than hunting or shooting at the range). i’m honestly proud to say i’m a gun supporter. I’m currently looking into purchasing a glock for carrying on my person, and an AR-15 and some sort of shotgun for home protection. great video guys, even though it’s a few years old. keep it up!
A mosin has some serious take down power. If you happen to miss, the muzzle flash and the noise that comes out of that beast, they will be blind and dead for at least the next 30 seconds. At that point you, you could run up on them and smash them in the head with that brass butplate.
Got my first recently, a 6-inch .357 magnum revolver. Shot a few rounds of .38 and magnum through it. Aside from my aim (and the sights) needing work, I enjoy the gun greatly.
I'm in the market for one now. What brand? As far as handguns, I've got a G45 but I'm looking for a revolver to have as a back up. Figure .357 is the way to go.
It was a Rossi 972 with the 6-inch barrel. However, if you can find one, I would recommend any of the older Ruger Six series revolvers. I had a Service Six after and it’s a much better gun for a similar budget.
This information is great! I didn't grow up around a lot of guns so I don't have that generational knowledge that so many people take for granted. But since I have decided to exercise my 2A rights, and videos such as this really help! Thanks and take care.
+jack norman I think he meant that its stored and owned by his parents but he'll just get to use it all the time, or pick the parts he wants on that ruger
My very first shotgun was a Remington 870 express synthetic youth model in 20 gauge. 3" chamber. I liked that little gun but as i got older my grandfather wanted me to upgrade to something a little bigger. So, we sold that 20 gauge to my uncle for my aunt and my little cousins to use (in all honesty, he uses it as a dogging gun for deer season too) and for my birthday that year, my Grandfather bought me a 1953 Browning Auto 5 standard 12. As long as that gun still works, I don't think I'll be buying another shotgun. I absolutely love it
My Mosin was the second gun I ever owned and the first I ever bought (first was a .22 rifle as a Christmas gift). The Mosin is still one the most fun things I have ever been around.
As a Basic Pistol instructor, I get this kind of question all the time. Many older women in particular are becoming first-time gun owners, mostly pistol. Thank you for giving me some ideas here!
isaac flores I'm a left handed shooter. Just about every firearm on the market is lefty friendly with the exception of bullpup style rifles. I own AKs, ARs, revolvers, handguns, shotguns, bolt actions. The only hard time I have is following up with bolt action shotguns but that's just for the fun factor while bird hunting.
Thank you! I've been wanting to buy a gun ever since we had a near home invasion from 7 people until our neighbors chased them off with a shotgun. I've wanted to get a gun since but have no idea where to start. This was very helpful!
I pretty much took this to heart. I started out owning a M1911A1 and a Browning Double Auto, then bought a CZ P09. Since then I've built an AR-15, and bought two shotguns. One is a Winchester SXP Defender, the other a Mossberg 590A1. Very happy with all my guns. Plan on adding an SKS, at least one other AR and a Glock 19x. If I can also afford it I'll get a more modern 1911 as well.
Amazing choice, the one I shoot is actually 7mm-08, but they shoot straight, and if you miss it's your fault, they can kill. I have taken 5 deer with a 700
Compared to prices of everything else it's still cheap. You can still get them for less than 300. I live in upstate NY and I just got a M44 (carbine length) mosin for 300 even. Those are typical more expensive than the regular 91/30 mosin since they're more rare
My dad got mine when I was 10. He got is for me 7 years ago and it was 200 dollars in excellent condition. I walked into the gun store the other day and a 91/30 was 900 dollars. I have alot more respect for my mosin now lol 😂😂
I'm going to give the POV from a UK guy here. And it's not as different as you'd think. So pistols here aren't available, unless you have one with a 12 inch barrel, are cap and ball or are ( super rare ) a pistol made before 1919 or you use them for humane despatch. Semi autos are limited to Rimfire only. Other rifles can be manually operated in some form. Shotguns have two different licences. Double or single barrel is easy on the cheaper shotgun certificate. Or you can have a pump or semi auto limited to two shots and all have minimum barrel length of 24 inches. On a firearms certificate you can have shorter ones and with larger capacity. So, my choice of first five will be 1) CZ 452. These are actually cheaper here than in the States! Here they are an entry level rifle and I love it more than any other .22 bolt. I also prefer bolt to semi (personal preference) 2) Mossberg 590. Whilst they are comparable price here than in the US, they're actually not too much more expensive than the maverick in the UK. Also, amazingly again, Turkish shotguns are comparable price to an 870 or a 500 here so we may as well buy the top tier. 3) Uberti .36 cal cap and ball - they can be got for under £200 here and they are fun. 4) either a Rossi lever action or, and this will surprise you, an AR15! There's a company in Cornwall that makes a lever action version of the AR. It sounds nuts but looks them up on RUclips. 5) surplus rifle. In the UK a Lee Enfield is a comparable or even cheaper than a Moisin Nagant as there were just so many made (11 million number 3, 7 million number 4). And they are arguably superior to the Moisin due to their excellent rate of fire for a bolt and also the ten round rather than five round mag. And you can make it a PCC! There's a device that allows you to convert it to fire .32 rounds (H&R, ACP and S&W long, as the .303 bullet is the same size) Fun extra fact for UK - suppressors are not just cheaper here but easier to get! This is because the Brits are *obsessed* with health and safety laws - which means you're positively encouraged to buy a suppressor!
Just bought a 10/22 anniversary edition. Very excited to start shooting after thanks giving! First gun at 19 :) trying to get my fathers berreta 9mm so I can get a concealed carry license!
"A Glock is the Honda Civic of guns"... lmao i love IV8888. hope you guys dont stop making vids untill your Barries age! P.s I have been watching for atleast 5 years now and I can honestly say you and Chad have influenced me to join the army. People always say that gun owners are stupid and savages, who dont care for safety. But you guys clearly demonstrate the opposite. good on you, keep doing what youre doing guys!
I’m new-ish to the gun world but I’ve bought my first 5 this year. I decided on a Walther PPQ, a Remington 870 express 12 gauge, a Remington 700 30-06, a Walther PPS and a Daniel Defense M4A1. Yalls recommendations make me glad that I got what I got
Mosin Nagant: The gateway drug into the C&R world! Once you get one - you'll want more! I bought a Winchester Model 70 in ,270 and have shot deer from one coast (east) to the other coast (west) and a lot places in between. I am so glad I spent the extra money and got a decent hunting rifle.
Potential replacement option for each of your five choices (not a flame post, just other choices): Entry level 22: Bolt-action like a Savage Mark II (good for learning marksmanship fundamentals as well as squirrel hunting). Handgun: .38 spec/.357 mag revolver (simple as can be, very easy to clean and ultra reliable with virtually zero chance of fail to fire). Shotgun: hard to beat a Rem870 or Mossberg, but the Ithaca 37 12ga or 20ga (common to find used, simple to operate and even the 20ga model is very versatile especially for small stature folks). Semi-auto rifle: M1 carbine (if one went the 10/22 route then they'll find the M1 carbine a natural evolution; light, similar manual of arms to 10/22, light recoil; classic WWII gun). Bolt-action rifle: Mauser rifle either in 7.92 or 7mm (most produced rifle in the world, action has been copied by more bolt gun manufacturers than any other, rugged and accurate. Ammo might be an issue but still very common and not as expensive as magnum rounds). Wild card handgun/entry level semi auto handgun: Walther P38/P1 (single stack 9mm for simplicity, rugged design).
I've come here after watching whats happening to our country with the riots right now. I'm looking to protect my family, friends, and myself if something like these riots come to my home.
I am buying an AR for the reverse reason, that the US is increasingly looking like a police state and the police have clearly demonstrated their hostility towards us. Better safe than sorry whether from angry civilians or the state
Welcome new gun people!! Glad to have you, my advice (if anyone wants it or cares) is to keep watching these guys, very informative and you can find just about anything you're looking for, whether that's cleaning and maintenance, or just different types of fire arms. Also look at the gun gripes about gun safety. I've been in the culture for a few years now, and I still came back to watch this. There's plenty of learning to do :) be safe everyone, and good job taking your saftey into your hands!
About the manual safety? New gun owners and ex military. I always hear it from every single ex military veteran I've met. Manual safety manual safety. Also I don't need to suppress my enemy, I'm a lone civilian. I don't have government defense budget behind me, comrades beside me, or some identifiable enemy before me. I don't have stress training and muscle memories and a quartermaster to send my weapon back to when it malfunctions. A revolver is fine. You like capacity? Great. But i don't feel the need, compared to reliability and resistance to neglect and simplicity.
Just got my firearms license up here in Canada and this vid was really helpful in pointing me in the right direction. Will definitely go .22LR first, then maybe shotgun.
A used shotgun can be great value and the versatility is hard to beat especially considering the wide availability of ammunition, all the different kinds of ammunition and the relative ease of reloading. The same gun can be effective for different kinds of hunting, recreational target shooting and also very potent in a defensive situation. A lot depends on the specific requirements of a new gun owner but the good old shotgun will often be a good choice.
A slave marketed with that fiction, gun owner? Being forced to behave in ways marketed as;., buying and selling for a shotgun? Thats not willingly done. Great value?
The Mosin is getting to be a collector's item, same as the SKS. Those guys that bought 20 or 40 of them back in 2008 are going to make a tidy profit someday.
I’m almost a brown in Brazilian Jujitsu and I don’t go around attacking people and trying to choke them out. Just like if someone breaks into my home while my family is in there, I’m not trying to do Brazilian Jujitsu, I’m trying to use a gun to stop them. Bad guys don’t fight fair and safety is always first. Guns are not bad but people with bad intentions are.
I just ordered my first gun ever for conceal carry purposes. It's a Springfield XDS 9mm 3.3 with a crimson trace laser for $500. I can't wait to start learning about guns and go to the shooting range.
You picked an awesome conceal carry pistol. They are very concealable, reliable, and accurate. make sure and keep it well oiled though. That polished feedthroat can get some surface rust.
Why don't I see the SKS on that table? Its one of the best guns for a first timer it's cheap $260,after cleaning the cosmoline off it'll be very easy to clean as they'll be familiar with the rifle and extra parts are easy to come by
What? He's talking about the older gentleman that used to work at that pawn shop and make these videos. Idk who this "political Barry" you're talking about is.
Ex Royal Marine Commando 17 years service combat veteran here from UK .Your gun talk uploads are good and points are well made I can only say apart from your tool of choice being a personal one the one thing and only thing that makes a competent shooter is trigger time plain and simple . I have seen senior instructors on courses who have put literally 100s of thousands of rounds down range over their careers and even with a poor tool or lesser weapon some might say they can still out shoot most people , in terms of accuracy and discipline /weapons handling . Pistol drilling close quarters drills and the like for years hones any shooters skill and when her Royal Majestys government was paying the tab , I took full advantage with the lead I slung down range over many many years . Trigger time every time , it's the only way
I own a Mosin, and love it. But, when he said "Maybe you're ready to move on to the finer things in gun collecting world." And pulled out a mosin, I nearly lost it.
I have great appreciation for the display of a cleared weapon whenever he picks one up. I am a stickler for firearm safety when doing things like shooting a video where 2 people are sitting right next to each other, or where an accident could easily happen.
I really don't think it's new gun owners seeking information. I think it's more like guys watching videos like this to see you guy's picks on certain top guns topics. Either way, I enjoy the videos.
As a relativity new gun owner I find you guys videos priceless. I'm in georgia also and plan to bring the wife and kids over to visit you you all. Thanks for the education!
daniel dermont I was thinking about getting one but I Have heard so much mixed shit about em, do you know if it's good? And if it's a good carry gun aswell?
I EDC a Springfield XD-40 full sized. Never had a single malfunction and probably have approaching 500 rounds through it now. I would bet my life on it Any Day Of The Week. My wife and I are both getting our CCDW's in the next week or two. Until then i Have and will be Openly Carrying in a BlackHawk Serpa CQC holster. But tucked into my waistband with a tshirt over it, it Barely prints. Even being a full sized svc model. I have not tried with any concealed holsters yet though. I Expect good results. (for the record, im 5'11'' and about 155lbs. So not a huge guy and it still does not print badly, Especially with more then 1 layer.)
The XDM in .40 cal has a slightly higher Mag capacity then the XD. XDM's also have more 'Agressive' serrations on the slides. They are also constructed with Match Grade Components. For that reason the XDM's run a little higher. I would guess 75-100$ difference in the two of the same caliber.
I bought a Ruger 10/22 Charger for my wife, and then modified it with the ATI AR style stock. I upgraded the trigger. Mounted a nice scope with light and laser. It's my wife's home defense weapon, and a ton of fun to shoot. It looks cool, gives her an easy to fire, low recoil, inexpensive ammo, weapon she can hold with 2 hands and use the light and laser pointer. 25 round magazine. My wife is tiny and not a gun enthusiast. But she enjoys her gun at the range because it didn't frighten her and she can be accurate from 50 feet, which makes it fun for her and builds her confidence. Look up the 10/2 Charger ATI stock to see what it looks like.
If I were to walk into a gun shop to buy a mosin, would I be given a bayonet and sling or just the gun? This is the first gun I'm looking to buy and I'm completely new to guns.
I'm not too knowledgable about guns but I've heard that mosins aren't really worth it anymore. Personally I would choose something like a ruger American over a mosin.
most likely just get the gun maybe the bayonet, unless you go to a pawn shop and find someone that pawned one with the accessories mentioned. you can attach a sling easily
It depends on the rifle and where you buy it. Since most Mosin's are surplus rifles from two World Wars and a dozen other smaller conflicts there's a lot of variation in what you can get with the basic rifle. I was able to get a sling with my Mosin and the ammo was sold at the same store, but the clips, cleaning kit, ammo pouches, and a handbook on maintaining it I had to buy on Amazon. You can also buy a bayonet and scabbard there but I haven't done that yet since money is tight at the moment.
I'm not a new gun owner, but I love to see different perspectives. The comment regarding being a "protector" at 6:00 is compelling, well-formulated and well said, in addition to being 100% accurate. This is the first video I've seen of them. Very impressive.
I just got my first gun this past week. It's a 1957 Chinese sks. I bought a couple boxes of steel case ammo and have had a blast shooting it. I got it from my grandpa and plan on using it for a home defence gun until I can get something like a shotgun. Definitely a good option as a first gun.
Id recommend a nice CZ 22 bolt action over a 10/22. You can develop nice fundamentals AND have an heirloom quality rifle for a fraction of what the same thing in another brand would cost you.
+Seemslegit Fantastic ! The CZ 452 now replaced with the 455 are excellent shooters. And do slow you down. They are beautiful guns to boot! Long barrels, very nice stocks and high quality components. I can't say enough good about the CZ 22 rifles.
+trekOCLVone Yeah. I have a 455 Mannlicher. I wasnt sure how I felt about that style of stock, but when I opened the box, all doubts went away. Its slick and feels as sturdy as any of my full stock Enfields.
That's the best part of buying a Mosin, you get to be real intimate with it. Strip it down entirely, work about all it's nooks and crannies with some simple green and hot water. Massage the wood with a good cleaner and maybe a bit of sanding on the rough inner surfaces. It'll make your lady real jealous.
You did not include any revolvers. Always a good choice. Very little to go wrong, easy to clean, can leave loaded indefinitely without worrying about springs. Very good choice to also master the basics
Glad to know I made a good choice with the Ruger 10/22 as my first owned firearm. I got the Takedown model. Every single time I've taken it out shooting, it's a dream. Super accurate, easy to maintain, and since it's rimfire, I can customize it a lot more than a centerfire due to how California's fuckwit laws work.
I don't totally agree with the thought that ARs are scary, but you'd have to be an idiot to not see where these people are coming from. As we know, an AR-15 is literally the easiest thing to shoot. It's given to beginners because it is so incredibly easy and accurate to shoot without putting strain on the body, and combined with a bump stock, these things put rounds down range very, very effectively. We just need to make sure that messed up people can't gain access to them, and honestly bump stocks are totally overkill and unnecessary for true marksman who enjoy the art of target shooting
@@johnbaptise2262 so you get it lol, a lot of crazy left and right ideas and very few of them are based off of real experience or first hand knowledge. Drives me insane hahaha
I love that whenever I see a 5 guns by you guys, it's always at least 6 guns.
Ya gotta own that wild card. Or two. Or six more..
Its because you can always fit one extra in the chamber.
I mean, if you already have five, why not get a sixth?
@ I see a lot more in the background
One time it was seven
"If you can shoot a handgun well, you can shoot a rifle well." And if you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball.
Tate Cash I love that movie
Connor Jenks Dodgeball = 10/10
John Hoffman if that existed that would be a great anger vent
When U are ready,,, U wont have to dodge wrenches,,,lol
***** Lol
We need people like this talking about guns in the media. Seriously.
They are talking like this... And RUclips IS media!!
Hell yea
Well said
They are babbling idiots. People like these are the 1st example the anti gun crowd will point to.
@@hansmueller3029 what's your opinion
Lol he said "ammo is plentiful" lol I'm here in 2020🥴
Find 9mm they said, itll be easy they said!
We barely have any ammo I have 3 cases of 12 ga and 1 case of .22 and 3 boxes of 9 mm
2021
@@raganadams2095 yesirr
It’s terrifying with an ammo shortage in a year with all of this violence.
"The safety is in between your ears." Well said.
Dylan Kornberg what's that mean?
Hoàn Nguyên Your brain
Hoàn Nguyên Wow that is awful. Good reminder to us in the U.S. Praying for you,
Thomas
Mistakes happen
Have you seen what between some people's ears
"Are you gonna go out and get in a fight with somebody or do something with a mosin?" Me knowing full well in the event of home invasion I'm going to fix bayonet and charge at the first silhouette I see...
Me with an empty Measuring cup: (coughing up blood) Can I get a cup of sugar?
@ Thank God. I won't die and I can bake my off grid cake.
*Furious Yelling*
@Octavia B Well that was a buzzkill
@Octavia B first of all its not a slug, and thats what my helmet is for.
I would love to send these guys to Washington to talk about the second amendment and inform politicians. They really know there stuff and 9/10 leave politics out of it
So you want politics left out of guns but want to send gun guys to politics
@@robhamilton4736 yes Robbie boy: you have to fight fire with fire!!!
Quote fiction to someone marketed as a politician? What behavior are you trying to cause? Does the reciting of the fiction show consent/confirmation of consent to be kept as a slave until death?
"The Glock is the honda civic of guns" lol the best quote ever about glocks!
If it's dependable as a Honda Civic, you got something that's gonna last. Me and the guys beat the hell out of my Honda Civic for years and it just kept on going.............
I'd call it the "Toyota Camry of guns", but yeah, same thing. Reliable as heck.
@@crosslink1493 is argue that glocks are the Honda civics of guns while smith and wessons are the Toyota Camry. A little more ergonomic and refined while the glock you give her hell
Its funny I said the same about an AR-15 platform cause the racers use the Civic the same way. Chambered in 22lr and its a stock civic or chamber up and race.
If Glock is Honda Civic of guns, what would be the Ferrari of handguns? Sig Sauer for the win. But really
"Glock is the honda civic of guns" Thank you for this I'm so sick of people acting like glock is the end all be all handgun in the world. it simply is not.
+Manny Macfly lol you act like a civic is the "end all be all" of cars.
If that's what you comprehended from all they said about glocks then you're an idiot looking for a reason to be offended.
+footbalr074 You largely misinterpreted his comment.
ShottysGotShots You largely misinterpreted mine.
***** I respect that, and I recommend glocks to newbies all the time. I just can't stand the fanboys
+footbalr074 where you trying to be sarcastic?
The Ruger Mini-14 is also a good option for a first rifle. My ranch rifle runs steel case very reliably.
Arie Heath I wish I got one when it came out but I bought the scar hv instead
mt magoon That's not a bad choice bud
Coolgamer 58 because there fun cheap to shoot and reliable
The mini-14 a amazing gun
@meh something wrong.
The FBI has established minimum standards for penetration in firearms and the 380 just barely meets those standards. While a 22 is better then nothing, don't go around recommending people protect themselves with a 22. In the regan assination attempt Regan was hit under the arm with a 22. The round broke a rib and caused serious internal bleeding, yet he didn't even know he was hit. 3 other secret service agents were also hit, one took a 22 right between the eyes but still didn't die from it till about 30 years later. My point being...
A 22 will kill anyone, tomorrow.
Don't use one for self defense.
i’ve never been into guns and i’ve fallen into the media’s tricks and brainwashing... until a few days ago:
i recently just went shooting for my first time ever. first time holding an actual firearm, and first time shooting one. It was an AR-15. Never thought that day would come.
Since then, I understand the recreational use of them, going to the range and enjoying the day with those around you and meeting other gun enthusiasts, as well as hunting. I also understand the reason why we have the right to own weapons, for our own protection and that this is america where we have the right to bear arms and stand as one to protect ourselves and our country.
I honestly feel sick to my stomach for the media and those that show guns as a danger to our country. What i’ve learned is it’s not the guns fault for tragedies, it’s the man behind the trigger.
Since my first shooting day, i’m now highly interested in firearms and owning them for personal and home protection (god forbid i’ll ever have to use a weapon for any reason other than hunting or shooting at the range). i’m honestly proud to say i’m a gun supporter.
I’m currently looking into purchasing a glock for carrying on my person, and an AR-15 and some sort of shotgun for home protection.
great video guys, even though it’s a few years old. keep it up!
D This is well put. I've been there myself. Respect.
+D Hopefully you found a Mossberg 570 'Shockwave.'
Welcome to the firearm community. We hope you remember what you learned when the good times return and gun control is pushed hard again
Welcome!
Welcome to the club. Tell your weak family now. Because if you were weak before, they probably made you that way.
"would you go get into a fight with your mosin?"
me- HELL YEA
"NOOO."
@Evan Langston So why are you shooting some punk kid holding a screwdriver with a gun 5x older then him
@Evan Langston Yes it works but why not get something better? Never settle
@Evan Langston Did you dare just insult the Kalashnikov? To gulag for you
A mosin has some serious take down power. If you happen to miss, the muzzle flash and the noise that comes out of that beast, they will be blind and dead for at least the next 30 seconds. At that point you, you could run up on them and smash them in the head with that brass butplate.
FIX BAYONETS
What about a potato cannon? You boys being from Georgia should know that everybody needs a tater gun leaning on the porch rail.
giantpune I’m crying laughing
look for marble guns someone had already been killed using this gun
LOL....Exactly 👍
@giantpune 👀I’m from Georgia and I have more than aDamn Tater Gun Son 😂🤫 now bring ya Azz 🤭
Lmao god I love this country 😂
I think the Mosin is the most common rifle on these videos.
Yeah either that or the G19
I think they would come close second to ANY rifle that Chad built lol
+ShaDOWDoG667 >>
Iraqveteran8888 is a mosin fan and I am as well!
+ShaDOWDoG667 What do you call the 10/22?
Nah 10-22
It's 5am and I'm not even of legal age to buy one of these... I think I have a problem...
Same here...
Yur not alone and you don’t have a problem I’m watching cuz I’m almost that age and I wanna get as much knowledge as possible about guns
Legal yet?
Lmaooo same here hahaha ....running on no sleep watching these videos, getting my ltc in the summer cause of iraqveteran8888
@@Rain-tt9dr not all families are like that, especially in coast states. Id say most families are though, just the silent majority
My first 3 guns were a 10/22, a single shot CBC model 151 16 gauge shotgun, and a .38 snub revolver.
Got my first recently, a 6-inch .357 magnum revolver. Shot a few rounds of .38 and magnum through it. Aside from my aim (and the sights) needing work, I enjoy the gun greatly.
I'm in the market for one now. What brand? As far as handguns, I've got a G45 but I'm looking for a revolver to have as a back up. Figure .357 is the way to go.
It was a Rossi 972 with the 6-inch barrel. However, if you can find one, I would recommend any of the older Ruger Six series revolvers. I had a Service Six after and it’s a much better gun for a similar budget.
Guns, the only thing that tempts me to move to the USA away from Canada.
Do it!
We’ll be waiting for you with open arms!
Get here before they ban them all
Just leave the rest of you politics there, and have a good work ethic and I'm sure every American would be happy to have you.
We'd welcome you. Easy to make friends too. Just say I like guns and you're good to go. Not in Cali though.
Everyone's first bolt gun should be a Mosin caked in cosmoline
My first was a R70, 30-06
+hollowpointkid Mine was a K31, a much better choice
+p38pilotdk01 No doubt the K31 is a better rifle, I own one. Sweet shooter.
uh. I shot a mosin nagant last week. Awesome. But I am getting a K98 quite " cheap".😰.
hollowpointkid Just got back from shooting mine in the snow along with my M1
This information is great! I didn't grow up around a lot of guns so I don't have that generational knowledge that so many people take for granted. But since I have decided to exercise my 2A rights, and videos such as this really help! Thanks and take care.
Benelli Supernova. Best shotgun I've ever fired and I got mine brand new for 450 with ghost ring tritium sights.
I'm 12 and because of these videos for Christmas I got a ruger 10/22
+jack norman I think he meant that its stored and owned by his parents but he'll just get to use it all the time, or pick the parts he wants on that ruger
jack norman
Youre welcome, cheers from poland
+liam Russell Be safe and have fun!
+Skittles Demon thanks I just recently got a ncstar rogue 4 reticle reflex sight for my ruger.
+liam Russell Awesome, i'm sure you'll love it. I know I love my 10/22.
Legalize black rifles in Canada
Justin Black Face needs to go first.
The Crow Of Knowledge Black Rifles matter
@@bigmike956 My glue gun sexually identifies as a GAU-8.
My ar15 identifies as a musket
Black rifles matter!
My very first shotgun was a Remington 870 express synthetic youth model in 20 gauge. 3" chamber. I liked that little gun but as i got older my grandfather wanted me to upgrade to something a little bigger. So, we sold that 20 gauge to my uncle for my aunt and my little cousins to use (in all honesty, he uses it as a dogging gun for deer season too) and for my birthday that year, my Grandfather bought me a 1953 Browning Auto 5 standard 12. As long as that gun still works, I don't think I'll be buying another shotgun. I absolutely love it
Benelli Supernova. Its a beast, can handle 3.5" shells, and is very easy to customize (no where near 870, but solid)
My Mosin was the second gun I ever owned and the first I ever bought (first was a .22 rifle as a Christmas gift). The Mosin is still one the most fun things I have ever been around.
RPGOverload my first ever gun I owned was a 1858 Remington 44 cap and ball revolver. my first rifle was a mosin
matrone plight
That sounds like a wonderful first gun to own!
A slave provided it to you [as a gift]? Does that make you the owner of the gun?
Top 5 guns for the guy who already has filled 3 50 firearm safes?
Barrett 50 cal lmao
Tanks
Swords, cannons, a platoon of soldiers, your own nation.
Boxing gloves
Death Star?
As a Basic Pistol instructor, I get this kind of question all the time. Many older women in particular are becoming first-time gun owners, mostly pistol. Thank you for giving me some ideas here!
do you have a video for top 5 guns for left handed people
isaac flores I'm a left handed shooter. Just about every firearm on the market is lefty friendly with the exception of bullpup style rifles. I own AKs, ARs, revolvers, handguns, shotguns, bolt actions. The only hard time I have is following up with bolt action shotguns but that's just for the fun factor while bird hunting.
isaac flores a revolver duh it does not eject
isaac flores maybe ask Larry Vickers, he's left handed.
Lever action rifles?
Francisco Ceja they eject so it will hit him
Its funny how by the time you get done watching 5 or 6 IV8888 videos you end up with a Ruger 10/22 and a Mosin in your closet.
ColoradoStreaming true
I aint complaining
I wish I got a mos in back then. They are askin 4-5 hundred now. F that
I started watching these and just went and built and ar as my first gun and regret nothing lol
You're not wrong.....
Mosin is a great first rifle. It was my first gun, picked up at a show for $100.00. My shoulder has never been the same.
I've expended many shotgun shells and rifle rounds but only fired one handgun. This is valuable information. Thanks!
I always considered Benelli to be the top-notch shotguns, i would go with M4 for home defense just because of that semi-auto capability.
I went shooting with a friend yesterday, it was my first time and I really enjoyed it now im here...
Thank you! I've been wanting to buy a gun ever since we had a near home invasion from 7 people until our neighbors chased them off with a shotgun. I've wanted to get a gun since but have no idea where to start. This was very helpful!
Let me suggest an AR in 556 or 300 blackout, or a Benelli m4, for home defense at least
Something youd describe with that fiction almost happened? Homes are fictional.
Top 5 for new owners: #1 A10 warthog. Easy maintenance, very reliable great for home offense
I know that your show isn't technically a podcast, but it's my new favorite podcast. Thanks guys!
I pretty much took this to heart. I started out owning a M1911A1 and a Browning Double Auto, then bought a CZ P09. Since then I've built an AR-15, and bought two shotguns. One is a Winchester SXP Defender, the other a Mossberg 590A1. Very happy with all my guns. Plan on adding an SKS, at least one other AR and a Glock 19x. If I can also afford it I'll get a more modern 1911 as well.
I recently bought my first gun, I went with a .308 Remington 700 and I love it. Ammo is slightly expensive.
@kevin pierson lol agreed
Amazing choice, the one I shoot is actually 7mm-08, but they shoot straight, and if you miss it's your fault, they can kill. I have taken 5 deer with a 700
I wish the Mosins were still cheap, or as available as they once were.
Yes, I remember in the mid to late 40's when you could walk into the forest behind your house and pick up a brand new one.
Compared to prices of everything else it's still cheap. You can still get them for less than 300. I live in upstate NY and I just got a M44 (carbine length) mosin for 300 even. Those are typical more expensive than the regular 91/30 mosin since they're more rare
My dad got mine when I was 10. He got is for me 7 years ago and it was 200 dollars in excellent condition. I walked into the gun store the other day and a 91/30 was 900 dollars. I have alot more respect for my mosin now lol 😂😂
Here goes: Colt=GM (Bankruptcy/Govt. Bailout), S&W=Chevy (Dependable/Consistent/Occasional Stinkers), Ruger=Dodge (Some awesome models/Some Reliability issues), Glock=Toyota (dependable/boring/Common), H&K=Volkswagen (Living off "glorious" past/Overpriced/Boxy), Sig=BMW (Sleek/Some Classic Models/Some Models with Questionable practicality), Walther=Mazda (Inventive/sleek/Dependable/Overlooked).
+lkjh00on89 I love toyota and glock for the same reason. I'd say your comparison is pretty dead-on.
+lkjh00on89
Hi Point = Lada (simple/blocky/ugly/reliable to those who know it)
OOOOOO, wait, here come the trolls.
Gm is Chevy bucko.
General Lee For the purposes of this post we are treating them as separate legal entities.
I started to read your list with a "Oh, here we go..." attitude, but I actually agreed with your reasoning!
Mini 14 is a good choice as well. Does not have the " scary" look as other rifles but preforms VERY well.
Charlie Blum plus you can shoot with your ar-15 buddies
Only things are it’s about $200-$400 more than an entry-level AR, it requires proprietary magazines, and it’s not nearly as modular.
Who's here after the world went to crap and you need a gun😂
Yep
I am, but I'm trying to wait out the four years until I'm eighteen. Then I will get my first gun.
@@thegregitto im sorry to say depending on who is elected you might not be able to get a gun till your 30 jk not jk
Yeah it's actually the only reason I think about the elections. 😔
only thing left is bolt action and lever action rifles
I'm going to give the POV from a UK guy here. And it's not as different as you'd think.
So pistols here aren't available, unless you have one with a 12 inch barrel, are cap and ball or are ( super rare ) a pistol made before 1919 or you use them for humane despatch.
Semi autos are limited to Rimfire only. Other rifles can be manually operated in some form.
Shotguns have two different licences. Double or single barrel is easy on the cheaper shotgun certificate. Or you can have a pump or semi auto limited to two shots and all have minimum barrel length of 24 inches. On a firearms certificate you can have shorter ones and with larger capacity.
So, my choice of first five will be
1) CZ 452. These are actually cheaper here than in the States! Here they are an entry level rifle and I love it more than any other .22 bolt. I also prefer bolt to semi (personal preference)
2) Mossberg 590. Whilst they are comparable price here than in the US, they're actually not too much more expensive than the maverick in the UK. Also, amazingly again, Turkish shotguns are comparable price to an 870 or a 500 here so we may as well buy the top tier.
3) Uberti .36 cal cap and ball - they can be got for under £200 here and they are fun.
4) either a Rossi lever action or, and this will surprise you, an AR15! There's a company in Cornwall that makes a lever action version of the AR. It sounds nuts but looks them up on RUclips.
5) surplus rifle. In the UK a Lee Enfield is a comparable or even cheaper than a Moisin Nagant as there were just so many made (11 million number 3, 7 million number 4). And they are arguably superior to the Moisin due to their excellent rate of fire for a bolt and also the ten round rather than five round mag. And you can make it a PCC! There's a device that allows you to convert it to fire .32 rounds (H&R, ACP and S&W long, as the .303 bullet is the same size)
Fun extra fact for UK - suppressors are not just cheaper here but easier to get! This is because the Brits are *obsessed* with health and safety laws - which means you're positively encouraged to buy a suppressor!
Just bought a 10/22 anniversary edition. Very excited to start shooting after thanks giving! First gun at 19 :) trying to get my fathers berreta 9mm so I can get a concealed carry license!
You were forced to act like you were buying a gun? Do you have control over the other systems required for a human to choose to do so?
"Safety is between your ears," Thank you for saying that, I couldn't agree more.
"A Glock is the Honda Civic of guns"... lmao i love IV8888. hope you guys dont stop making vids untill your Barries age! P.s I have been watching for atleast 5 years now and I can honestly say you and Chad have influenced me to join the army. People always say that gun owners are stupid and savages, who dont care for safety. But you guys clearly demonstrate the opposite. good on you, keep doing what youre doing guys!
P.s.s The Ak-47 is my favorite gun, but Im planning on picking up an SKS or vz 58 because i am in Canada and I cant own an AK legally.
I disagree completely, get the SKS. Classicfirearms has a great Yugo model on its website right now. Affordable, too.
iKixie s2000 is better ;)
SlammedSocietyS2k :p ehhh not really since it's alot more expensive then a civic so is parts for it
I’m new-ish to the gun world but I’ve bought my first 5 this year. I decided on a Walther PPQ, a Remington 870 express 12 gauge, a Remington 700 30-06, a Walther PPS and a Daniel Defense M4A1. Yalls recommendations make me glad that I got what I got
Mosin Nagant: The gateway drug into the C&R world! Once you get one - you'll want more! I bought a Winchester Model 70 in ,270 and have shot deer from one coast (east) to the other coast (west) and a lot places in between. I am so glad I spent the extra money and got a decent hunting rifle.
I myself and working the Browning BAR 270 safari
If the Glock is a Civic, a Hi-Point is a Smart Car.
SoylentGamer naw. Geo metro.
nah, Hi-point is a Yugo
Nonono, I got it. Lada Riva.
More like a Reliant Robin
+Jacob Ford Lada Rivas are very cheaply made Russian cars from recycled metal, designed to be extremely inexpensive. That's Hi-Point to a T.
Potential replacement option for each of your five choices (not a flame post, just other choices): Entry level 22: Bolt-action like a Savage Mark II (good for learning marksmanship fundamentals as well as squirrel hunting). Handgun: .38 spec/.357 mag revolver (simple as can be, very easy to clean and ultra reliable with virtually zero chance of fail to fire). Shotgun: hard to beat a Rem870 or Mossberg, but the Ithaca 37 12ga or 20ga (common to find used, simple to operate and even the 20ga model is very versatile especially for small stature folks). Semi-auto rifle: M1 carbine (if one went the 10/22 route then they'll find the M1 carbine a natural evolution; light, similar manual of arms to 10/22, light recoil; classic WWII gun). Bolt-action rifle: Mauser rifle either in 7.92 or 7mm (most produced rifle in the world, action has been copied by more bolt gun manufacturers than any other, rugged and accurate. Ammo might be an issue but still very common and not as expensive as magnum rounds). Wild card handgun/entry level semi auto handgun: Walther P38/P1 (single stack 9mm for simplicity, rugged design).
I've come here after watching whats happening to our country with the riots right now. I'm looking to protect my family, friends, and myself if something like these riots come to my home.
Legit the reason why I bought my new AR yesterday
I am buying an AR for the reverse reason, that the US is increasingly looking like a police state and the police have clearly demonstrated their hostility towards us. Better safe than sorry whether from angry civilians or the state
Welcome new gun people!! Glad to have you, my advice (if anyone wants it or cares) is to keep watching these guys, very informative and you can find just about anything you're looking for, whether that's cleaning and maintenance, or just different types of fire arms. Also look at the gun gripes about gun safety. I've been in the culture for a few years now, and I still came back to watch this. There's plenty of learning to do :) be safe everyone, and good job taking your saftey into your hands!
and of course they have Mosin nagant in the video, i love the Mosin Nagant
Mr. Mugger I'd rather have a bolt action .240 because I can hunt with it better, just my opinion.
Mr. Mugger I rather have a 50 cal
Mr. Mugger 80mm+ mortar is the only way to hunt. But
Mr. Mugger I EDC a mosin
Mr. Mugger Ah the Moist Nugget, best gun, Russian stronk!
About the manual safety? New gun owners and ex military. I always hear it from every single ex military veteran I've met. Manual safety manual safety.
Also I don't need to suppress my enemy, I'm a lone civilian. I don't have government defense budget behind me, comrades beside me, or some identifiable enemy before me. I don't have stress training and muscle memories and a quartermaster to send my weapon back to when it malfunctions. A revolver is fine. You like capacity? Great. But i don't feel the need, compared to reliability and resistance to neglect and simplicity.
Fuck that, superior firepower is only firepower!
Adrian Rook my grandad always said "why buy a thousand guns when all it takes is one good one"?
Look at Jerry Miculek. He dominates competitions when other guys are using high capacity semi autos and he'll be using like an 8 shot revolver
Yep, every weapon in the military has a manual safety
Love y'alls informative videos.
Been watching for years.
My first firearm purchase was a Glock 19(Gen 3). Love it!
👍👍👍
Just got my firearms license up here in Canada and this vid was really helpful in pointing me in the right direction. Will definitely go .22LR first, then maybe shotgun.
You have control over the system required for a human to choose to get a forearm?
No [license]?
My first gun is a Taurus G2C .40 I’m picking it up tomorrow, did my research with my price range and the reviews were great.
I don't think they do many videos on Taurus. Have bought 2 G2C really nice pistols
You did research and [bought] a pistol? What other systems do you have control over?
A used shotgun can be great value and the versatility is hard to beat especially considering the wide availability of ammunition, all the different kinds of ammunition and the relative ease of reloading. The same gun can be effective for different kinds of hunting, recreational target shooting and also very potent in a defensive situation. A lot depends on the specific requirements of a new gun owner but the good old shotgun will often be a good choice.
A slave marketed with that fiction, gun owner?
Being forced to behave in ways marketed as;., buying and selling for a shotgun? Thats not willingly done.
Great value?
The Mosin is getting to be a collector's item, same as the SKS. Those guys that bought 20 or 40 of them back in 2008 are going to make a tidy profit someday.
I’m almost a brown in Brazilian Jujitsu and I don’t go around attacking people and trying to choke them out. Just like if someone breaks into my home while my family is in there, I’m not trying to do Brazilian Jujitsu, I’m trying to use a gun to stop them. Bad guys don’t fight fair and safety is always first. Guns are not bad but people with bad intentions are.
Indeed. There's a saying, "if you are fighting fair you aren't really trying to win."
I just ordered my first gun ever for conceal carry purposes. It's a Springfield XDS 9mm 3.3 with a crimson trace laser for $500. I can't wait to start learning about guns and go to the shooting range.
I'm impressed that you got a Springfield Armory 'anything' for just 500 bucks.
You picked an awesome conceal carry pistol. They are very concealable, reliable, and accurate. make sure and keep it well oiled though. That polished feedthroat can get some surface rust.
+Isadore Morgan Bought it online at BudsGunShop.
+Quintus Aurelius Symmachus Thanks for the feedback and I will keep that in mind.
I just got a ruger 9mm 230$ can't wait to buy more
Why don't I see the SKS on that table? Its one of the best guns for a first timer it's cheap $260,after cleaning the cosmoline off it'll be very easy to clean as they'll be familiar with the rifle and extra parts are easy to come by
I saw one at my local shop and I was thinking about it, but I don't know much about it, outside of video games.
@@sirasveldeps4125 great gun
😂😂😂😂😂
@@jeffscuderi8662 jerkoffs who play PS4 wouldn't know
They're like 500 now for a norinco, at that price point you could look into getting an Entry-level AR15, which would be a way better platform
i miss Barry...
luke 250F
Well it's Trump now so get over it.
TheBenjammin5150 i mean the old guy that used to be on this channel not Obama idc what happens to him
What? He's talking about the older gentleman that used to work at that pawn shop and make these videos. Idk who this "political Barry" you're talking about is.
he passed away.
TheBenjammin5150 you’re so stupid...
Ex Royal Marine Commando 17 years service combat veteran here from UK .Your gun talk uploads are good and points are well made I can only say apart from your tool of choice being a personal one the one thing and only thing that makes a competent shooter is trigger time plain and simple . I have seen senior instructors on courses who have put literally 100s of thousands of rounds down range over their careers and even with a poor tool or lesser weapon some might say they can still out shoot most people , in terms of accuracy and discipline /weapons handling .
Pistol drilling close quarters drills and the like for years hones any shooters skill and when her Royal Majestys government was paying the tab , I took full advantage with the lead I slung down range over many many years . Trigger time every time , it's the only way
I wish I could like this comment more than once.
guys for an entry level fire arm first time buyer video, y'all thre out A ton of advanced/ aftermarket knowledge.
I'm not new but I enjoy hearing u guys ramble and even teaching me some new things to
John Wisniewski13 if you want to acquire new guns delivered at your doorstep +18173828148
I own a Mosin, and love it. But, when he said "Maybe you're ready to move on to the finer things in gun collecting world." And pulled out a mosin, I nearly lost it.
I have great appreciation for the display of a cleared weapon whenever he picks one up. I am a stickler for firearm safety when doing things like shooting a video where 2 people are sitting right next to each other, or where an accident could easily happen.
Agree 100% on the Ruger 10/22 as a first Rifle.
Learned on one with my grandfather, leveled up with it in Boy Scouts, and still love them today.
Love the 5 guns videos guys! A video about budget bolt actions would be awesome!
Lol my AK was my second gun ever I absolutely love it
It's a must bring to the range lol
My first gun was a CZ455 Thumbhole, good price, very good quality and crazy accurate.
I really don't think it's new gun owners seeking information. I think it's more like guys watching videos like this to see you guy's picks on certain top guns topics. Either way, I enjoy the videos.
Guns are the greatest equalizer in strength mankind has ever known; which is why the government doesn't want you to have them.
@Varix2006 don't put your hope in a politician. Put it in yourself. Participate in the 1st and 2nd amendment. Educate yourself.
@Varix2006 Trump is more of a take the guns then due process later guy. He bought into the NRA bs
Thanks for this video!
I don’t own any firearms yet but this was amazing information to come across
First gun was the 590, and I loved it because it could take different shells. Was the right choice for me. Fun gun.
i have a bb gun version of that s&w mp, its a lot of fun, most comfortable pistol ive ever held. great video guys, keep it up!
Now I want the real deal
My first 5 guns.
Mossberg 535. 12 gauge
Heritage arms Rough Rider .22
Mosin 7.62x54
Marlin model 60 .22
Remington model 7 .243
And I'm getting a ruger Precision rimfire .22 soon
Really enjoy your gun round up videos. Also just started a Mav88 HD build and got some ideas from you all. Thanks!
As a relativity new gun owner I find you guys videos priceless. I'm in georgia also and plan to bring the wife and kids over to visit you you all. Thanks for the education!
I love watching these videos while sitting outside and drinking some beers
"This ☝️ is my safety."
Delta
My brain is my safety, your finger cannot prevent mechanical malfunctions.
Personally I prefer XD/XDM models from Springfield over Glock or an M&P. But as i said, that's just personal pref.
daniel dermont I was thinking about getting one but I Have heard so much mixed shit about em, do you know if it's good? And if it's a good carry gun aswell?
I EDC a Springfield XD-40 full sized. Never had a single malfunction and probably have approaching 500 rounds through it now. I would bet my life on it Any Day Of The Week. My wife and I are both getting our CCDW's in the next week or two. Until then i Have and will be Openly Carrying in a BlackHawk Serpa CQC holster. But tucked into my waistband with a tshirt over it, it Barely prints. Even being a full sized svc model. I have not tried with any concealed holsters yet though. I Expect good results. (for the record, im 5'11'' and about 155lbs. So not a huge guy and it still does not print badly, Especially with more then 1 layer.)
The XDM in .40 cal has a slightly higher Mag capacity then the XD. XDM's also have more 'Agressive' serrations on the slides. They are also constructed with Match Grade Components. For that reason the XDM's run a little higher. I would guess 75-100$ difference in the two of the same caliber.
Thanks I think I might grab one or two and good luck to both of you on your ccwd's
You would not regret it. I can tell ya that much :)
I bought a Ruger 10/22 Charger for my wife, and then modified it with the ATI AR style stock. I upgraded the trigger. Mounted a nice scope with light and laser.
It's my wife's home defense weapon, and a ton of fun to shoot. It looks cool, gives her an easy to fire, low recoil, inexpensive ammo, weapon she can hold with 2 hands and use the light and laser pointer. 25 round magazine.
My wife is tiny and not a gun enthusiast. But she enjoys her gun at the range because it didn't frighten her and she can be accurate from 50 feet, which makes it fun for her and builds her confidence.
Look up the 10/2 Charger ATI stock to see what it looks like.
If I were to walk into a gun shop to buy a mosin, would I be given a bayonet and sling or just the gun? This is the first gun I'm looking to buy and I'm completely new to guns.
I'm not too knowledgable about guns but I've heard that mosins aren't really worth it anymore. Personally I would choose something like a ruger American over a mosin.
most likely just get the gun maybe the bayonet, unless you go to a pawn shop and find someone that pawned one with the accessories mentioned. you can attach a sling easily
Most Valuable KLR your have to ask if they have the bayonet or sling and if they do you might have to buy it
It depends on the rifle and where you buy it. Since most Mosin's are surplus rifles from two World Wars and a dozen other smaller conflicts there's a lot of variation in what you can get with the basic rifle. I was able to get a sling with my Mosin and the ammo was sold at the same store, but the clips, cleaning kit, ammo pouches, and a handbook on maintaining it I had to buy on Amazon. You can also buy a bayonet and scabbard there but I haven't done that yet since money is tight at the moment.
Most Valuable KLR A mosin might kick your ass a little as a first gun.
~"Glock is the Honda Civic of guns"~
I hear that metaphor any time someone who isn't a Glock fanboy talks about Glocks.
Love how good information stands the test of time.
I'm not a new gun owner, but I love to see different perspectives. The comment regarding being a "protector" at 6:00 is compelling, well-formulated and well said, in addition to being 100% accurate. This is the first video I've seen of them. Very impressive.
i agree with the 10/22 but personally i prefer a much bigger gauge
Luke Koppenberg 22 gauge? lol
Luke Koppenberg 10 gauge
Levi Towse i did not call it a 22 gauge i said i would prefer a bigger gauge which does go for shot guns so a bigger cal i suppose
is Chad a single mom?
me me big boy A Chad is a Chad.
God Damn
Yes
@h you a lil too damn freaky aren’t you👀😂
The fuck?
3:38 "most gun boners" lmao
I just got my first gun this past week. It's a 1957 Chinese sks. I bought a couple boxes of steel case ammo and have had a blast shooting it. I got it from my grandpa and plan on using it for a home defence gun until I can get something like a shotgun. Definitely a good option as a first gun.
You have control over the system required for a human to choose to get a gun or no?
Id recommend a nice CZ 22 bolt action over a 10/22. You can develop nice fundamentals AND have an heirloom quality rifle for a fraction of what the same thing in another brand would cost you.
+Krixig I Definitely agree, New Gun Owners will be too busy wasting ammo , Atleast with a Bolt action they have to take their time. CZ 453 Varmint
+Seemslegit Fantastic ! The CZ 452 now replaced with the 455 are excellent shooters. And do slow you down. They are beautiful guns to boot! Long barrels, very nice stocks and high quality components. I can't say enough good about the CZ 22 rifles.
trekOCLVone
Indeed Now all i have to do is Convince the mother lol...
+trekOCLVone Yeah. I have a 455 Mannlicher. I wasnt sure how I felt about that style of stock, but when I opened the box, all doubts went away. Its slick and feels as sturdy as any of my full stock Enfields.
50 BMG should be on the list!
+DBZ Shaggy you're stupid... piss off
+sasquatch tickler calm down bro...
sasquatch tickler I knew a douchebag would reply! LOL
+sasquatch tickler did you get your jimmies rustled or something?
sasquatch tickler telling people to go shoot themselves haha that sounds like a responsible gun owner! Hope your dumbass doesn't own one.
I just bought a mosin and it was COVEREDin cosmoline the stuff is everywhere
Luther Culver lots of surplus do
That's the best part of buying a Mosin, you get to be real intimate with it. Strip it down entirely, work about all it's nooks and crannies with some simple green and hot water. Massage the wood with a good cleaner and maybe a bit of sanding on the rough inner surfaces. It'll make your lady real jealous.
MajorArtillary lol
You did not include any revolvers. Always a good choice. Very little to go wrong, easy to clean, can leave loaded indefinitely without worrying about springs. Very good choice to also master the basics
Glad to know I made a good choice with the Ruger 10/22 as my first owned firearm. I got the Takedown model. Every single time I've taken it out shooting, it's a dream. Super accurate, easy to maintain, and since it's rimfire, I can customize it a lot more than a centerfire due to how California's fuckwit laws work.
You behave in ways marketed as owning a firearm? Did you get a [license] that made it clear that thats untrue?
But AR-15’s are scaryyy -californians 😂
Hey not all of us are beta males just mostly the Bay Area cunts😂
I don't totally agree with the thought that ARs are scary, but you'd have to be an idiot to not see where these people are coming from. As we know, an AR-15 is literally the easiest thing to shoot. It's given to beginners because it is so incredibly easy and accurate to shoot without putting strain on the body, and combined with a bump stock, these things put rounds down range very, very effectively. We just need to make sure that messed up people can't gain access to them, and honestly bump stocks are totally overkill and unnecessary for true marksman who enjoy the art of target shooting
Alex Palacios lol im actually from california as well lolol
@@johnbaptise2262 so you get it lol, a lot of crazy left and right ideas and very few of them are based off of real experience or first hand knowledge. Drives me insane hahaha
Joe Meosky totally lol real world is always different than in our heads
Everytime you shoot an AR15 you can hear a bald eagle screaming when you listen carefully :D
I purchased a Ruger SR-556 and I could not have bought a better AR platform I absolutely love it