You guys should do a winter shooting podcast covering everything than can happen and go wrong when shooting in cold weather. Scopes, mirage, barrel covers, etc.
I sympathize. Here in NJ we don't have CCW nor Open Carry. Just owning a long gun requires lots of time and paperwork, triple that for a handgun purchase. And we're restricted on what we can own and where we can use them. My self-defense "castle" ends at the end of my bedroom hallway.
Hi guys Over here in Australia even if point a toy gun water pistol or anything that looks like a gun at a burglar home invader or someone beating your wife family of anyone else you will be charged with firearm offences , really our b/s firearm laws are really that bad , you guys with the 2nd have it so easy God bless America.
When I go into a restaurant I immediately scan for the best place to sit that gives me the most view. With knowing everything that is going on wall to my back. It used to drive my wife nuts now she has gotten used to it
Agreed, element of surprise is HUGE and basically at least in my mind the core reason for carrying concealed. Now the two people on the left, I might not automatically think that they are carrying (even though in my little corner of paradise, I tend to think that EVERYBODY around me is carrying... fudge, even nuns carry over here); but the other two dudes, NOWAY I'm going to think they are not carrying. I mean, there's things like dress code, social behavior, or even simply looks that scream GUN about those two. So, yeah... I think, there's more about concealed carry than just not showing your gun. And in fact one "running game" in my mind, since for ever and to this day, has been spotting where people around me might be carrying their gun(s) and therefore moving accordingly to the point to even sometimes just go away, even if I have to comeback latter to finish what I had set my mind to do in the first place...
I have publicly intergected my own comment hearing the "shoot untill the threat is dead" comment suggesting that is not a good idea and they should look to more informed trainers or resources such as Firearms Legal Protection or USCCA Sidenote: get carry insurance how much is your freedom worth. Also use escalation of force if you carry a gun carry pepper spray. Not every occurrence warrants it's usage however not ever situation warrants a gun
If you harm someone by misuse of a fire extinguisher, or any other tool, you may or may not go to prison for it. I'm fed up with gun snobs trying to convince others that only trained ninjas and other deadly soldiers are to be trusted with firearms. If a non-ninja saves a life with a firearm, will it still count as a life saved? I am not going to train-up as a ninja, it ain't gonna happen.
These episodes are pure Gold! Thanks Adrian and Pete from your Podshootong student!
Great point about the noise cancelling headphones in the store. I definitely need to break that habit.
As a retired officer and firearms instructor, this podcast presented some very solid info for an armed individual.
I just want to add, thanks for the video breakdown in the scroll bar. That's a rad thing that a lot of other channels should start doing.
despite it being 2020 Vortex is still pumping out quality podcasts! Thanks guys
So underrated. Excellent content
You guys should do a winter shooting podcast covering everything than can happen and go wrong when shooting in cold weather. Scopes, mirage, barrel covers, etc.
Thanks for this guys. Your tactics and perspectives are invaluable and I appreciate you sharing. Keep up the great work
Hey Pete, what about the staccato sub compact that is a full metal frame and carries 16 rounds? Granted, it's not a $700 gun lol
Cried in Canadian while listening to this :(
I sympathize. Here in NJ we don't have CCW nor Open Carry. Just owning a long gun requires lots of time and paperwork, triple that for a handgun purchase. And we're restricted on what we can own and where we can use them. My self-defense "castle" ends at the end of my bedroom hallway.
Hi guys
Over here in Australia even if point a toy gun water pistol or anything that looks like a gun at a burglar home invader or someone beating your wife family of anyone else you will be charged with firearm offences , really our b/s firearm laws are really that bad , you guys with the 2nd have it so easy God bless America.
When I go into a restaurant I immediately scan for the best place to sit that gives me the most view. With knowing everything that is going on wall to my back. It used to drive my wife nuts now she has gotten used to it
Agreed, element of surprise is HUGE and basically at least in my mind the core reason for carrying concealed.
Now the two people on the left, I might not automatically think that they are carrying (even though in my little corner of paradise, I tend to think that EVERYBODY around me is carrying... fudge, even nuns carry over here); but the other two dudes, NOWAY I'm going to think they are not carrying. I mean, there's things like dress code, social behavior, or even simply looks that scream GUN about those two. So, yeah... I think, there's more about concealed carry than just not showing your gun. And in fact one "running game" in my mind, since for ever and to this day, has been spotting where people around me might be carrying their gun(s) and therefore moving accordingly to the point to even sometimes just go away, even if I have to comeback latter to finish what I had set my mind to do in the first place...
I have publicly intergected my own comment hearing the "shoot untill the threat is dead" comment suggesting that is not a good idea and they should look to more informed trainers or resources such as Firearms Legal Protection or USCCA
Sidenote: get carry insurance how much is your freedom worth. Also use escalation of force if you carry a gun carry pepper spray. Not every occurrence warrants it's usage however not ever situation warrants a gun
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If you harm someone by misuse of a fire extinguisher, or any other tool, you may or may not go to prison for it. I'm fed up with gun snobs trying to convince others that only trained ninjas and other deadly soldiers are to be trusted with firearms. If a non-ninja saves a life with a firearm, will it still count as a life saved? I am not going to train-up as a ninja, it ain't gonna happen.
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