Tonight on 1911 Syndicate: Chris dresses like a construction worker, Jake is knowledgeable about OF Models because he is one and has 2 subscribers and 7/11 clerks are still under armed. The only choice is an M-2 HMG, because slurpees is serious business.
@1911syndicate Quick Trip has their own security department that has their people at stores. From what I've heard their just regular workers with guns and gear. Not too bad at 33.00 an hour in my area for uniformed security.
man! they expect us to put it in our tool bag or something… especially since i need to be bending over and kneel down and all types of uncomfortable positions for a bigger carry option
For construction: Add a small zippered (NOT snapped or Velcro) tool pouch to your belt. I have one which has a Velcro attached holster inside for small .380 handguns. I carried a S&W M&P .380 in it. There is an outer pocket suitable for an extra magazine. It has TWO sturdy nylon belt loops (NOT SNAPS!) and can be worn on your tool belt.
Agreed a Glock 23 or 26 especially dealing with random druggies trying to steal equipment it's always nice to say put the hatchet down an GTFO my truck 🤣🤣🤣 I use a fanny pack like a old gpa with my concealed carry 😂
My first thought too, either one of those options is living in the truck (I'd pick the sig if leaving it in the truck is the plan) I carry a shield and I still am bad about not carrying it on me during work tasks, even though I'm primarily a welder so I don't even have to carry all the stuff you guys do
Judge 4 here. Thanks for walking over and asking me to do this, guys. Didn't know what to expect but it was a blast and I've become a big fan of your channel. Should you ever need my jurisprudential input again, the boys at Gallenson's know where to find me. I'd be honored.
Older West German marked Sigs are pretty solid. I've had a P230SL, P228, and a P239 in .40. Think that one was American built though. All three were carry guns. I can't warm up to any of the newer ones . Shot a p320 my friend got. Good shooter. Carrying that thing with a round in the chamber would be out of the question for me. Maybe the military model with a safety on it.
I’ve been in construction for 30 years. I’m now the boss. For all 30 years I’ve carried a Glock. Hate to ruin Arguing it for you guys, but construction workers are practical people that want tools that work with no BS. that’s pretty much the definition of a Glock.
I bounce between the 365xl and the G48. Both practical and not horrible to lay on while in position. Welding on construction sites since 2000 there was a keltec pf9 in there as well during the early years.
@@hunterrick4 been thinking about switching over to the Kimber kds9c. I have the first edition no rail and it's a really good flat shooter and it's basically a 2011 at a very reasonable price with a 4-in bull barrel. Hopefully the new rail edition gains a lot more traction, I want more third-party accessories
Same here over 20 years in the industry as a framer. carried a g43 with original pinky extension with tool belt on daily. No issues what’s so ever. Spare mag with vickers +3 in the lunch box on site or in truck near by. 🍻🇺🇸
Construction: Springfield 1911 gi 711: desert eagle 50 ae Financial planner: bersa thunder 380 Truck driver: stoeger coach side by side 12 ga Of model: kimber sapphire ultra 2
52yr old carpenter here. I do residential remodeling, so im in peoples homes. Concealment is of the utmost importance to me. Normally carry a Ruger LCP .380ACP with a 7 rd extended factory magazine and one in the chamber. On jobs downtown a Kahr CM-9 9MM with a factory 7rd magazine and one in the chamber.
@@no1sperf3ct12 about another month and I should have the money available. Been looking at one since I fired an in-laws about six months ago. Good call sir!
@@charlessalmond7076 carried the lcp 380 in my front right pocket for the last 5 years since I switched careers to a dump truck driver having to climb in and out of the box multiple times a day for cleaning just last year swapped to the lcp max feels the same your going to enjoy it
Truck driver here, staccato C single stack, x300 turbo, trijicon rcr. Tier 1 axis elite with spare mag. Single stack because of having to drive through 10 round limited states. Big enough to shoot, small enough to keep on body for 11 hours of driving shift.
I was an armored truck driver for five years. I carried a Sig Sauer P220, M&P 40, S&W 645, 5906, and Sig P226 in .357 Sig...... I basically used that job to justify buying more handguns. I also took an Franken AR-15 pistol on the truck..... but that was definitely not company approved 😅
As a former 7-Eleven employee, I'd instead recommend a Sig Sauer P229 chambered in .357sig. If you're night shift, firing .357sig at night is like having 10+1 small flashbangs with a deadly prize that comes out the barrel. Ask me how I know. Lol
6.75" 300blk Virtus/Radian Lower, Hyperion-K, 12in Sig suppressor ready handguards makes a slick little truck gun that scales up nicely when your at home with the 9in barrel, Hyperion DT and Sig 16in suppressor ready handguards.
Construction worker - stainless wheelgun with speed strip reloads 711 cashier - turkish 12 ga "firearm" (ala Shockwave) Financial Planner - HK USP or P30 truck driver - 2011 variant or AR pistol OF model - Laugo Alien
Construction worker here. P226 and 220 is awesome, but way too big and heavy for comfortable carry while contorting your body all day! P365 all day. Also construction gets your edc really dirty. Legion is too nice for the job site.
I do construction and the 365 is great but the finish makes it a no-go. All the sweat getting on it rusts it to pieces and my slide is entirely silver in some places from finish wear. It’s my one complaint with it but it’s bad enough to make me tell anyone to steer clear
An a Financial Planner I can tell you a carry the Staccato C2. If there is an occasion to open carry, it’s the Dan Wesson Wraith 10mm in a leather holster.
Have anecdotal story about tradesperson mig welding with a revolver in their pocket and managing to set off all the cartridges in the cylinder at once with the electric current from the arc welder. Causing a bad non life threatening injury.
I _love_ this series. F!reBeard will start off practical and end way off in the weeds somewhere. PartWookie will choose Glock everything and excel at accesories.
Soon as i saw that P220 Legion i got so happy. I was holding mine in my hand when you pulled that one out(i was cleaning then dry firing). Gorgeous pistol and great shooter
Construction-Taurus G3, slightly pitted and rusty Finance-Browning Hi-Power circa 1954 7/11-Mossberg Chainsaw, number 8 birdshot😳 Truck Driver-Colt Python,4 inch barrel, nickel plated, walnut grips OF-whatever Alex Zedra or Lea Speed6 is posting this week😊
Electrician here, so qualified as construction worker. The Sig hands down. No way I'd be carrying a revolver at work. I mean, come on... My actual EDCs for work? APX A1 Compact (Winter) and FN Reflex (Summer)
Navy Seals retired the P226 only because it took too long to disassemble completely and after a salt water dive. Glock 19/17 is the choice now because a full detail strip and cleaning is easy and does take away from Beer and Pizza time. Priorities man!!!
I've been in construction for 30 years and I choose to carry a 40SW Shield because it's light, thin, plenty of power and ammo on tap always a spare mag. Gun and holster have to be thin and light when wearing a toolbelt over the ccw
Those "high capacity" HK mags will be illegal in some states. Should've gone with the 1911 just to keep them out of trouble. Plus, truck drivers will likely want to use shoulder holsters. Good luck finding shoulder Holsters for that HK. Everyone makes them for the 1911.
Construction = PX4. 7-11 cashier = S&W model 14 or maverick 88. Financial planner = HK P2000. Truck driver = any 1911. OF chick = S&W Shield or snub nose 38spl
I was thinking coach gun for 7/11. Iconic, scary, and a shotgun. I think Appu would be more familiar with a double barrel and is affordable for a man with 8 kids.
Construction: glock 43x 711: smith and wesson 629 Financial planner: beretta 92x Truck driver: scorpion Of model: one of those 22 mag tiny revolvers that are easily concealed in once tight spaces
Truck Driver is a no brainer I’m carrying a Ruger Redhawk Alaskan 454 Casull because I may have to shoot from inside the truck and I’ve been tying to try out my sick Brail skills
@@davidrigby2386 not only is it a far more capable round than people give it credit for, but out of the naa pistol barrels the .22 mag has the same energy has a .22lr out of a rifle. It fits in friggin change pockets on blue jeans and watch pockets on vests, is super light, and has different styles, sizes, and carry options.
Construction: Taurus Defender 357. Can be worn on a belt or ankle. 711 Taurus Ranging Hunter .44. Limited mobility amd under counter space in that little box.Matte black 6.5" ported barrel looks like the devil would carry it. Finance: Stainless Walther PPK with a shoulder holster. Self explanatory. Trucker: M&P FPC Carbine. Easy to store and easy unfold to go to work. OF: powder blue Walther PK380. Cute so if she doesn't shoot you she still wants you to like and subscribe.
As a Navy Veteran who has trained with SEAL teams (I am not one. But we did trainings with them) I can say, they are given the 226 MKII. But I’ve never known one to actually carry it. More so kept safe for sentimental aspect. The team I trained with were allowed to select their sidearm. (Not sure if that’s universal.) there were some Sigs. But not their 226. Several did prefer Glock. As they are common, simple, durable, and mags will be compatible with teammates if needed.
7:25 i used to work at a convenience store (circle k) and i had a group of some wannabe gangsters that were 15 pump faking to me and i carry a taurus g3c 9mm with some good self defense ammo everywhere i go when i leave the house.
Should’ve picked a vector for the truck driver. Super slick gun makes a nice drivers piece because it’s not gonna snag up on anything in cabin with the ten round mag, unfold the stock, go to town, then go throw in a thirty and defend your shipping
The fact that y'all didn't include an accountant (not a financial planner) is a personal offense to me. Sure, Ben Affleck rocked that Para-Ordnance Black Ops 1911, but its still worth a mention.
Truck driver here. Crossing state lines makes concealing critical. We can be pulled over by law enforcement for literally no reason. I personally rock a G26. I can hide or carry easily
Construction. rock island 1911, 711-870, finacial manager- kimber 1911(classy a little flashy but still practical), truck driver-kriss vector, OF- jframe 38spc.
29 yr old truck driver so still a youngin compared to many out here. Carry the p320 flux raider while im out and about. But if truck drivers were allowed to open carry, I'd definitely open carry a ds 1911.
Please do more of these videos! Absolutely love them. Next time, have 3 judges that you have to explain to and the majority vote gets the point. I just want to see you guys bicker and talk to 3 people at once!
Since I’m a construction worker I do home and office remodeling. I will chime in and say my EDC is just a Shadow Systems Mr920. Something that’s upgraded already and has tons of options to upgrade to.
Financial planner you wear a suit gotta have something compact and classy so I’m going Walther PPK of Sig p 230 ,232 series or if I’m really feeling froggy I’ll go Bul Armory SAS ll UL
That DP12 shotgun is infamous in Call Of Duty. It was nicknamed the "Doof-Doof" in Warzone 1 when chambered with fire breath rounds. It was extremely overpowered for a looong time 😅 It was a 2 shot up to 15 meters against full plates
I drove truck for 40 years. Over the years probably 85% of my driving has been in the U.S, and the other 15% was in Canada. I've been in some of the worst areas there are, and it usually works out that it happens at night... Some might call me paranoid, but I always had a side by side 12 gauge cut down to 18 3/4" that I kept on the mattress right behind the drivers seat, as well as a Colt 1911 lightweight Commander 45, a Smith model 29, and a J-Frame, and later on I also added a Glock 21 (45). I used to sweat bullets every time I had to go through Customs when I would go into Canada, because even having one gun can be a huge problem, and they were known to do surprise inspections and literally gut the inside of a truck... Ironically coming back into the States, they could have cared less. They were more worried if you had more than two packs of smokes or booze.
As a guy who has both worked in construction and has had many friends who still do. The construction worker's gun is a Taurus G3c, they're cheap enough that the guys didnt care if it got fucked up. I literally had 6 guys on the same job that all had one. Close second is a bone stock rock island 1911 in "GOD'S CALIBER!" My personal picks for each category Construction: Taurus G3c or Glock48 7/11 clerk: the shotguns weren't bad choices assuming they could keep it at the store, but if that ISN'T the case then something like a P365X or a Glock43X would be good for being relatively affordable but also both good quality and reliable guns. Financial planner: would have a "Gucci" Glock or a somewhat high-end 2011 like a Wilson Combat. Truck driver: either an "honest to god" COLT .45 1911 or an older wheelgun like a pyton or S&W model 29 OF Model: a Sig P238 or 938 because it's a small "cute" gun that doesnt look super scary to her (because statistically she'll probably be pretty liberal leaning) and it's small enough that it could fit into her lifestyle.
For construction: Add a small _zippered_ (NOT snapped or Velcro) tool pouch to your belt. I have one which has a Velcro attached holster inside for small .380 handguns. I carried a S&W M&P .380 in it. There is an outer pocket suitable for an extra magazine. It has TWO sturdy nylon belt loops (NOT SNAPS!) and can be worn on your tool belt. For a 7-11 clerk: The same handgun works great for pocket carry without a pocket holster to add bulk. DAO, hammer fired, perfectly safe to carry in a pocket. For an OF Model? Maybe a Taurus Spectrum, aka "Speculum". So smooth and snag free it can be concealed in a lady's "prison purse". 😜
Ironworker and truck driver here. I've carried a Glock model 45 since it came out almost every day. If not that, a Beretta M9A4, or a Star Spangled Banger for when I go to my gun store.
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Tonight on 1911 Syndicate: Chris dresses like a construction worker, Jake is knowledgeable about OF Models because he is one and has 2 subscribers and 7/11 clerks are still under armed. The only choice is an M-2 HMG, because slurpees is serious business.
Really gotta beef up the 711 security. They need their own SOF unit
@1911syndicate Quick Trip has their own security department that has their people at stores. From what I've heard their just regular workers with guns and gear. Not too bad at 33.00 an hour in my area for uniformed security.
I read that like top gear Jeremy Clarkson 😅
@@kyleedington7529 I wrote that with Jeremy Clarkson's voice
man! they expect us to put it in our tool bag or something… especially since i need to be bending over and kneel down and all types of uncomfortable positions for a bigger carry option
For construction: Add a small zippered (NOT snapped or Velcro) tool pouch to your belt. I have one which has a Velcro attached holster inside for small .380 handguns. I carried a S&W M&P .380 in it. There is an outer pocket suitable for an extra magazine. It has TWO sturdy nylon belt loops (NOT SNAPS!) and can be worn on your tool belt.
Agreed a Glock 23 or 26 especially dealing with random druggies trying to steal equipment it's always nice to say put the hatchet down an GTFO my truck 🤣🤣🤣 I use a fanny pack like a old gpa with my concealed carry 😂
My first thought too, either one of those options is living in the truck (I'd pick the sig if leaving it in the truck is the plan) I carry a shield and I still am bad about not carrying it on me during work tasks, even though I'm primarily a welder so I don't even have to carry all the stuff you guys do
make an okay truck door panel gun tho
Judge 4 here. Thanks for walking over and asking me to do this, guys. Didn't know what to expect but it was a blast and I've become a big fan of your channel. Should you ever need my jurisprudential input again, the boys at Gallenson's know where to find me. I'd be honored.
Cheers mate, thanks for being a good sport about it, see you around the shop
4:25 “nothings ever gone wrong with a Sig product before” 😂
Not once
It's not a design flaw, it's a feature.
🤣🤣🤣
Older West German marked Sigs are pretty solid. I've had a P230SL, P228, and a P239 in .40. Think that one was American built though. All three were carry guns. I can't warm up to any of the newer ones . Shot a p320 my friend got. Good shooter. Carrying that thing with a round in the chamber would be out of the question for me. Maybe the military model with a safety on it.
@@jodylivengood4061the whole reason that I bought an M18 because of the manual safety.
I’ve been in construction for 30 years. I’m now the boss. For all 30 years I’ve carried a Glock. Hate to ruin Arguing it for you guys, but construction workers are practical people that want tools that work with no BS. that’s pretty much the definition of a Glock.
22 year construction worker and use sig p229 for carry. Shot Glocks but don't own one. Not a fan of polymer guns
I bounce between the 365xl and the G48. Both practical and not horrible to lay on while in position. Welding on construction sites since 2000 there was a keltec pf9 in there as well during the early years.
@@hunterrick4 been thinking about switching over to the Kimber kds9c. I have the first edition no rail and it's a really good flat shooter and it's basically a 2011 at a very reasonable price with a 4-in bull barrel. Hopefully the new rail edition gains a lot more traction, I want more third-party accessories
So you speak for all construction workers now?
Same here over 20 years in the industry as a framer. carried a g43 with original pinky extension with tool belt on daily. No issues what’s so ever. Spare mag with vickers +3 in the lunch box on site or in truck near by. 🍻🇺🇸
The OF model definitely needs a Bond Arms derringer in a garter holster
agreed. they were both awful choices lmao
Construction: Springfield 1911 gi
711: desert eagle 50 ae
Financial planner: bersa thunder 380
Truck driver: stoeger coach side by side 12 ga
Of model: kimber sapphire ultra 2
52yr old carpenter here. I do residential remodeling, so im in peoples homes. Concealment is of the utmost importance to me. Normally carry a Ruger LCP .380ACP with a 7 rd extended factory magazine and one in the chamber. On jobs downtown a Kahr CM-9 9MM with a factory 7rd magazine and one in the chamber.
Need to upgrade to the lcp max
@@no1sperf3ct12 about another month and I should have the money available. Been looking at one since I fired an in-laws about six months ago. Good call sir!
@@charlessalmond7076 carried the lcp 380 in my front right pocket for the last 5 years since I switched careers to a dump truck driver having to climb in and out of the box multiple times a day for cleaning just last year swapped to the lcp max feels the same your going to enjoy it
Construction: Smith & Wesson J-Frame M&P 340
711: Mossberg Shockwave
Financial Planner: Walther PPK/S
Truck Driver: 6-inch Smith & Wesson Model 29
Truckers and 1911s go together like peanutbutter and jelly!
agreed sir this is America
Boom
Truck driver here, staccato C single stack, x300 turbo, trijicon rcr. Tier 1 axis elite with spare mag. Single stack because of having to drive through 10 round limited states. Big enough to shoot, small enough to keep on body for 11 hours of driving shift.
👍👍
I was an armored truck driver for five years. I carried a Sig Sauer P220, M&P 40, S&W 645, 5906, and Sig P226 in .357 Sig...... I basically used that job to justify buying more handguns. I also took an Franken AR-15 pistol on the truck..... but that was definitely not company approved 😅
As a former 7-Eleven employee, I'd instead recommend a Sig Sauer P229 chambered in .357sig. If you're night shift, firing .357sig at night is like having 10+1 small flashbangs with a deadly prize that comes out the barrel. Ask me how I know. Lol
lol
My suggestion for next time would be; Barber, Food Truck Cook, Boat Captain, Archaeologist, or the Mom Who Demands action but secretly carries.
Hahaha I love it
Financial planner: Sig P210A. Very Nice, classy, but not super expensive like a Staccato or P49. It’s carried in a leather shoulder holster.
As a trucker myself, the best choice is a suppressed PDW
My friend clearly we are experts here
6.75" 300blk Virtus/Radian Lower, Hyperion-K, 12in Sig suppressor ready handguards makes a slick little truck gun that scales up nicely when your at home with the 9in barrel, Hyperion DT and Sig 16in suppressor ready handguards.
That's what I was thinking
I was thinking a Mossberg Shockwave
Construction worker - stainless wheelgun with speed strip reloads
711 cashier - turkish 12 ga "firearm" (ala Shockwave)
Financial Planner - HK USP or P30
truck driver - 2011 variant or AR pistol
OF model - Laugo Alien
Lago for the OF is 100% spot on
I'm sorry but "they're taking all your money, your coffee, your big gulps...all of it" 😂😂😂😂😂
They are. It’s proven
@@1911syndicate caffeine pills & condoms!
brandishing an expensive firearm as a non ironic strategy to get business is a bold strategy indeed
Construction worker here. P226 and 220 is awesome, but way too big and heavy for comfortable carry while contorting your body all day! P365 all day. Also construction gets your edc really dirty. Legion is too nice for the job site.
My back up plan was a desert eagle
I do construction and the 365 is great but the finish makes it a no-go. All the sweat getting on it rusts it to pieces and my slide is entirely silver in some places from finish wear. It’s my one complaint with it but it’s bad enough to make me tell anyone to steer clear
An a Financial Planner I can tell you a carry the Staccato C2. If there is an occasion to open carry, it’s the Dan Wesson Wraith 10mm in a leather holster.
Chris wins the truck driver round due to fact that we pass through states with magazine capacity laws
jake couldnt drive a truck to save his life man thats why he knows nothing about that life
Don’t need no laws
Construction worker here and I carry a shadow systems MR 920. And used to carry a Glock 19
solid carry be safe on the job site my dude thank you for watching
Have anecdotal story about tradesperson mig welding with a revolver in their pocket and managing to set off all the cartridges in the cylinder at once with the electric current from the arc welder. Causing a bad non life threatening injury.
lol terrifying
Ouch
He won me over when he said pigeons 😂 ive been on so many jobs in old buildings and I would have loved a pigeon gun
lol
I _love_ this series. F!reBeard will start off practical and end way off in the weeds somewhere. PartWookie will choose Glock everything and excel at accesories.
Financial Planner here, I carry a Langdon Tactical HK P30sk (DA/SA) with a Holosun 507c ACSS Vulcan red dot.
Okay respect 🤘🏻
thats such a solid choice dude
Waiting for my Langdon Tactical HK P30L with the LE trigger group. Probably the Holosun also. The wait is almost as long as my suppressor wait. Grrrr.
This series is truly one of my favorites
thank you dude we have fun with it and glad you enjoy the series
Probably the most fun one for us to make
Soon as i saw that P220 Legion i got so happy. I was holding mine in my hand when you pulled that one out(i was cleaning then dry firing). Gorgeous pistol and great shooter
Well played, gents! With OF out of the way, it makes me wonder if Ashley and Mandy, are toting Ashley and Mandy?
Mandys page is boomin
The truck driver judge seems like an epic guy
He was great
Love the tactical sunglasses upside down and on the back of the head. That's gotta be the most gun shop thing I've ever seen!
This skits are comedic genius! Keep up the hilarious content!
Sending it!
You gotta get that young kid back on the screen. His headspace is there.
me back there like a creeper trying to roll fingerprints on the kiosk so I can buy a suppressor.
Username checks out
Construction-Taurus G3, slightly pitted and rusty
Finance-Browning Hi-Power circa 1954
7/11-Mossberg Chainsaw, number 8 birdshot😳
Truck Driver-Colt Python,4 inch barrel, nickel plated, walnut grips
OF-whatever Alex Zedra or Lea Speed6 is posting this week😊
Next you gotta do the Real Estate Agent, things can’t get better than that!
OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!! The OF model debate was freaking hilarious!!!!!!
lol
OF selections were hilarious. Practically I think chrome PPK/S I don’t trust her without the safety
Also fair
I love this series of content! Next 5… Actor, Judge, Professional Golfer, Archeologist, Auto Mechanic
Electrician here, so qualified as construction worker. The Sig hands down. No way I'd be carrying a revolver at work. I mean, come on... My actual EDCs for work? APX A1 Compact (Winter) and FN Reflex (Summer)
As a financial planner, the rationale was spot on and the beretta was an inspired pick.
Description of Natalia is so spefic and illustrative. I wonder if Jake was just freestyling there.
Bro I’m freestyle only. Natalia don’t need no script
Sig P320 for all jobs.
Oh noooo
Yall should do one these with a subscriber so theirs 3 options see who’s better yall or subscriber
Navy Seals retired the P226 only because it took too long to disassemble completely and after a salt water dive. Glock 19/17 is the choice now because a full detail strip and cleaning is easy and does take away from Beer and Pizza time. Priorities man!!!
Good call!... The P226 is the first thing that came to mind for the construction worker.
I’m loving this series guys, super creative and entertaining!
Thanks!
as a truck driver for 16 years, i daily carry a sig p365x macro, in the truck 10/12 hours a day
I've been in construction for 30 years and I choose to carry a 40SW Shield because it's light, thin, plenty of power and ammo on tap always a spare mag. Gun and holster have to be thin and light when wearing a toolbelt over the ccw
My picks:
Construction- HK45/usp .45
7/11- Mossberg Shockwave
Financial Planner- Beretta 92
Trucker- S&W 29 .44
OF- LadySmith or PPK
Those "high capacity" HK mags will be illegal in some states. Should've gone with the 1911 just to keep them out of trouble. Plus, truck drivers will likely want to use shoulder holsters. Good luck finding shoulder Holsters for that HK. Everyone makes them for the 1911.
Construction = PX4. 7-11 cashier = S&W model 14 or maverick 88. Financial planner = HK P2000. Truck driver = any 1911. OF chick = S&W Shield or snub nose 38spl
I would have to choose a weapon to remove the barber who gave Jake that haircut.
baahahahah thats a category for the next episode
Hahahaha
I was thinking coach gun for 7/11. Iconic, scary, and a shotgun. I think Appu would be more familiar with a double barrel and is affordable for a man with 8 kids.
lol
Best edc for a trucker would be any AR pistol or sbr
Too many non free states to drive thru
The DP12 has two barrels so it shoots two shells at a time and is a pump action which is gonna be slow AF. The 1301 is a better choice hands down.
The 7/11 guy transferred me a silencer
whats the location of this 7/11
Construction: glock 43x
711: smith and wesson 629
Financial planner: beretta 92x
Truck driver: scorpion
Of model: one of those 22 mag tiny revolvers that are easily concealed in once tight spaces
Truck Driver is a no brainer I’m carrying a Ruger Redhawk Alaskan 454 Casull because I may have to shoot from inside the truck and I’ve been tying to try out my sick Brail skills
construction worker.. sig p365 axg legion
I recommend anyone that wants a little protection with the smallest footprint to go with the naa .22mag revolver.
Totally agree one of the most underrated rounds is the 22 magnum it can do a lot of damage
@@davidrigby2386 not only is it a far more capable round than people give it credit for, but out of the naa pistol barrels the .22 mag has the same energy has a .22lr out of a rifle. It fits in friggin change pockets on blue jeans and watch pockets on vests, is super light, and has different styles, sizes, and carry options.
This is a great episode….😂
H&K P2000 is an awesome carry gun. It is small enough to conceal but big enough to shoot easily. It is H&K tough & very reliable.
I’m down with Jake’s humour!
Construction: Taurus Defender 357. Can be worn on a belt or ankle.
711 Taurus Ranging Hunter .44. Limited mobility amd under counter space in that little box.Matte black 6.5" ported barrel looks like the devil would carry it.
Finance: Stainless Walther PPK with a shoulder holster. Self explanatory.
Trucker: M&P FPC Carbine. Easy to store and easy unfold to go to work.
OF: powder blue Walther PK380. Cute so if she doesn't shoot you she still wants you to like and subscribe.
As a Navy Veteran who has trained with SEAL teams (I am not one. But we did trainings with them) I can say, they are given the 226 MKII. But I’ve never known one to actually carry it. More so kept safe for sentimental aspect. The team I trained with were allowed to select their sidearm. (Not sure if that’s universal.) there were some Sigs. But not their 226. Several did prefer Glock. As they are common, simple, durable, and mags will be compatible with teammates if needed.
7:25 i used to work at a convenience store (circle k) and i had a group of some wannabe gangsters that were 15 pump faking to me and i carry a taurus g3c 9mm with some good self defense ammo everywhere i go when i leave the house.
Should’ve picked a vector for the truck driver. Super slick gun makes a nice drivers piece because it’s not gonna snag up on anything in cabin with the ten round mag, unfold the stock, go to town, then go throw in a thirty and defend your shipping
I like your mindset for construction. That’s why I carry a 92fs inox. 410 revolvers are trash
One of my roommates in college who never trained kept a large caliber polished revolver. I think 357 or 44 for self defense. Good Picks.
The fact that y'all didn't include an accountant (not a financial planner) is a personal offense to me. Sure, Ben Affleck rocked that Para-Ordnance Black Ops 1911, but its still worth a mention.
Truck driver here. Crossing state lines makes concealing critical. We can be pulled over by law enforcement for literally no reason. I personally rock a G26. I can hide or carry easily
Construction. rock island 1911, 711-870, finacial manager- kimber 1911(classy a little flashy but still practical), truck driver-kriss vector, OF- jframe 38spc.
Love ya Jake but Chris has the pulse of the typical American Man 😅 It’s called a Nusance Permit in NY by the way 👍
Jake wins for the ketchup and mustard shirt! No matter which condiment you spill, it’s blending in.
Thank you all for the good yet funny video 🤣🤣🤣
I love these videos! As a lefty shooter, looking to represent on my channel like Jake!
The Derringer is not a bad choice not enough rounds, but definitely concealable and comfortable. The 44 was obviously a big joke.
Not a joke. Functional
As a Truck driver I want an easy to carry comfortable and high rds. It’s a s&w shield plus one 10rd mag and a extra 15rd mag a good holster
29 yr old truck driver so still a youngin compared to many out here. Carry the p320 flux raider while im out and about. But if truck drivers were allowed to open carry, I'd definitely open carry a ds 1911.
Please do more of these videos! Absolutely love them. Next time, have 3 judges that you have to explain to and the majority vote gets the point. I just want to see you guys bicker and talk to 3 people at once!
Lmfao the last judge wanted to talk so bad bro lol
Since I’m a construction worker I do home and office remodeling. I will chime in and say my EDC is just a Shadow Systems Mr920. Something that’s upgraded already and has tons of options to upgrade to.
5:26 dude behind the counter trying not to laugh his a$$ of at the pigeon shoot.
Haha
Financial planner you wear a suit gotta have something compact and classy so I’m going Walther PPK of Sig p 230 ,232 series or if I’m really feeling froggy I’ll go Bul Armory SAS ll UL
That DP12 shotgun is infamous in Call Of Duty. It was nicknamed the "Doof-Doof" in Warzone 1 when chambered with fire breath rounds. It was extremely overpowered for a looong time 😅 It was a 2 shot up to 15 meters against full plates
I’m a truck driver I carry a staccato P with me daily
solid choice dude be safe out there on the road
Missed an opportunity with the OF gun when Jake said look at those holes. 😂😂
I drove truck for 40 years. Over the years probably 85% of my driving has been in the U.S,
and the other 15% was in Canada. I've been in some of the worst areas there are, and it usually
works out that it happens at night...
Some might call me paranoid, but I always had a side by side 12 gauge cut down to 18 3/4"
that I kept on the mattress right behind the drivers seat, as well as a Colt 1911 lightweight Commander 45,
a Smith model 29, and a J-Frame, and later on I also added a Glock 21 (45).
I used to sweat bullets every time I had to go through Customs when I would go into Canada,
because even having one gun can be a huge problem, and they were known to do surprise inspections
and literally gut the inside of a truck... Ironically coming back into the States, they could have cared less.
They were more worried if you had more than two packs of smokes or booze.
@Chrisblau, dude Jake totally got you 4-1...You slippin bro...😁😁😁
But 9-0 Jake going to hell..🤣🤣🤣
Whatevs I won!!!
@@1911syndicate 🤣🤣🤣✌️✌️✌️
As a guy who has both worked in construction and has had many friends who still do. The construction worker's gun is a Taurus G3c, they're cheap enough that the guys didnt care if it got fucked up. I literally had 6 guys on the same job that all had one. Close second is a bone stock rock island 1911 in "GOD'S CALIBER!"
My personal picks for each category
Construction: Taurus G3c or Glock48
7/11 clerk: the shotguns weren't bad choices assuming they could keep it at the store, but if that ISN'T the case then something like a P365X or a Glock43X would be good for being relatively affordable but also both good quality and reliable guns.
Financial planner: would have a "Gucci" Glock or a somewhat high-end 2011 like a Wilson Combat.
Truck driver: either an "honest to god" COLT .45 1911 or an older wheelgun like a pyton or S&W model 29
OF Model: a Sig P238 or 938 because it's a small "cute" gun that doesnt look super scary to her (because statistically she'll probably be pretty liberal leaning) and it's small enough that it could fit into her lifestyle.
Your chemistry and banter is top notch 👌
truck driver ultimate gun = mossberg shockwave
This video had me dying ! 😂😭💀
As a construction worker my canik is hardy and heavy duty and lives in the tool bag
For construction: Add a small _zippered_ (NOT snapped or Velcro) tool pouch to your belt. I have one which has a Velcro attached holster inside for small .380 handguns. I carried a S&W M&P .380 in it. There is an outer pocket suitable for an extra magazine. It has TWO sturdy nylon belt loops (NOT SNAPS!) and can be worn on your tool belt.
For a 7-11 clerk: The same handgun works great for pocket carry without a pocket holster to add bulk. DAO, hammer fired, perfectly safe to carry in a pocket.
For an OF Model? Maybe a Taurus Spectrum, aka "Speculum". So smooth and snag free it can be concealed in a lady's "prison purse". 😜
Ironworker and truck driver here. I've carried a Glock model 45 since it came out almost every day. If not that, a Beretta M9A4, or a Star Spangled Banger for when I go to my gun store.
Construction beretta 92 series
7/11 1301
Finance Walther ppk
Trucker mp5k
Of model sw 38 j frame
I convinced my financial planner to buy an Occam 1775 and a beretta M9 for his first rifle/pistol purchase.