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Good to hear some meat and potato's reality in a world of fan fiction non-sense lol..........the AK is a great fighting tool in most situations but these days I would agree, it has it's place. I will admit though, although I also love my AR's I don't get that same warm trusting feeling as when I have my Saiga or SAM-7. Just one civilians perspective. Thanks for the talk.

Great Video! I remember your being a Great Advocate of the SIG 556R back in 2012/13ish and you are the reason I purchased one and I also got a few accessories for my SIG 556R including the Swiss Bayonet and the Bayonet Lug for the 556R. I love 7.62x39mm but I do not like the AK-47 because the stock are too short for me. I pickup the BREN 2ms in 7.62x39 in 2020 to be added to my collection of x39mm rifles including the Colt Sporter HBAR 16 inch barrel and Ruger Mini-30.

Good video

Hello Gabe do you believe LA SWAT of the '80's and '90's could have protected Trump better than the SS did?

I love my AKs and prefer them to ARs for my own reasons - but damn that's a good, overlooked point - using one makes you look quite different from law enforcement.

Great channel and videos - keep it up Mr. Suarez. I first heard of Mr. Suarez through his reference to the AK front sight/block as a "cave man red dot". Great stuff here.

For the algorithm!

Love my 10" AK pistol, sweet guns. What's the blast can on the front end

Great video, reality based advice on operating AKs’. Thanks Mr. Suarez.

Good stuff. Very educational.

Please provide brand and model of the watch in your wrist. it looks classy and bad ass. Thank you.

BS. The speed,reload (jackie,chan) beats,the nerd,reload all day long.

Good looking rifle. I will take your main point into consideration, and would also be interested in participating in a AK class, Gabe

snarky Kimberly Cheatle just came on after a dem gun control spin the bottle propaganda speech as if the ar-15 was on the roof firing at at trump by it self

Hi Gabe, I remember you posted a video about the AK explaining how to use trigger reset, I didn't know what it was because I used to compete with single-shot 22 rifles, but then I applied with the 22 bullseye semiautomatic and still do.

Id love to buy one if I could. But live in Assachusetts soooo nope !!!! Would move if weren’t for family here.

Sig 556R 7.62x39 has a rail for optics.

Great point.

Love this channel.

Why is every bad ass in Prescott, AZ? I went out there a couple of years ago to go to Cody Lundin’s desert survival course. Gunsite is near there too.

I think the J Frame is a good choice if you live in a light populated area where chances of multiple persons/perp encounters are slim. Accuracy is the key. Better to be accurate with less than not accurate with more. Comes down to what you shoot best is what you should carry. For me I shoot steel guns better. Big hands and I don’t like the ergonomics of Glocks and polymer guns. Best for me is an 8 shot 357 with j frame back up. Hard to beat .357 magnum still even today.

I like my Gen 1 Keltec p32. Everyday.

I need that now !

Those tip up barrel beretta are dangerous. How? No extractor. If the round fails to eject and the brass is stuck in the barrel, that could be the end of you.

I have bin running a 507k on my X macro and I beat the crap out of it it's perfect

Good stuff.! I've just hit my 2 year anniversary with my first hammer fired pistol, a Beretta 92x RDO Compact, no optic mounted, don't intend too. I absolutely love that pistol. I just got my CPL last October, oh I turned 70 three months ago, I'll be checking out your other videos next.

Well said, sir. You covered a lot of ground quickly and well.

Finally someone who has the guts to stand up for the .32 ACP. The Germans were quite fond of it ... I too found the recoil of the .380 Walther a bit offsetting , even though I carried it faithfully and questioned it's effectiveness back in the 1970"s .

Great video. Straightforward. I agree with how you recommend operating that pistol. I love the 92 FS & also S&W autos. A lot of stuff carries over. To most guns actually. Half cock on CZ 75 also.

Wilson Combat does a great custom job on Berettas. I had the IDPA work done for my 92 RDO and couldn’t be happier.

Gabe you are correct with what you said but you failed to discuss living with a tramatic amputation if things go wrong. Lets be honest with all of your experience my guess is you have seen many ADs...

Awesome video. Thank you sir. I have the Langdon LTT Centurion Beretta and I love it!!! I like when people talk about how good Beretta's are and that they are still relevant today. Still accurate and reliable. Ever since Lethal Weapon I have wanted one.

Nice review, I have owned one for years, love it, feeds anything ,,,,I did add an adjustable rear sight , I heard poor and cons,but it works for me.. I’m not a big fan of dot sights…

Watch Bone Tactical ...who is living in some most dangerous of places in Central AmeriKa - San Pedro Sula Honduras....a gun store video ...9mm territory and A heaven for Glock, Beretta and Beretta Clones (Brazilian Taurus and Turkish /Girsan.../... He prefers Czech 9mm bullets

All of mine are converted to G Model style safeties. You literally CAN'T engage the safety, only the decocker. A gun with a 10- 12 pound trigger doesn't need a manual safety. Do we put safeties on Revolvers? Wait, don't answer that.....

If you have an MOS Glock hands down the best overall optic for concealed carry is the Holosun SCS MOS. No worries about a battery dying, direct mounts to the MOS cut, has serrations for gripping and that also make it look like a factory part made for the gun if that matters to you, cowittnesses with factory height sights, is only $350 but has the MRS and green dot and is tiny and easy to conceal.

But its easier to clear a stove pipe, failure to feed, failure to eject, and no limp wrist with the revolver 😁🤣✌️🍺🇺🇸

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By the way, would you carry a DA pistol without decocker, safety only, condition one or condition 2? Thanks for your opinion if you see this message

Nice to see some love for the Beretta, that's a nice 92 you have there. Just one historic correction, not trying to be an ass here, the safety was not inspired by Smith & Wesson, but by the P38 and must probably S&W did the same when they designed their Model 39. Even doe the early 92 had frame mounted safety, not decocker.

Excellent video and information, thank you.

Fine piece of equipment I could listen to Gabe all day

Instead of putting the hammer at half cock I'd go with a Beretta D hammer spring intead. Just me and if available get a G model so as to not have to deal with the safety. Thanks for sharing though.

Got my first 92 in 1990. USAF gave me one in 1992. Downgraded to M18 in 2021. Everyone's Qual scores have dropped.

Great video Sir. Solid design, reliable and accurate. Nothing wrong with the 92 series.

Smith and Wesson revolvers wear stocks.

I use a swipe down motion with my thumb similar to a 1911 on my 92FS Brigadier. The spring loaded safety lever pops right off.

Gabriel, I was going to comment on your video, but since don't have any relevant or intelligent to say. I keep my mouth shut.

I love Beretta 92/M9’s. What do you think of doing the G-Model conversion on F-Model pistols?

Always interesting.