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So... same military modular handgun trial, S&W drops out very early... so they failed. But Glock continues and can't compete with the price supposedly, so they didn't fail? I'm really guessing S&W found out what the Sig price per unit was going to be and dropped out... but Chris is far more generous to some companies than to others...

Goddam this thing is so cool

No use for forward assist, true in nearly all cases... although Kyle Rittenhouse might disagree.

I have had extraordinary luck with M-pro 7 products .

Say what say, we are all different and I for one Prefer the M1911.

I purchased a FN-15 carbine Fabrique Nationale I can’t find a lot of review information on it. nobody on CZcams is more knowledgeable than you are and I would like to hear your opinion on this firearm. and what if any upgrades you would do to it (Trigger)? I know it’s only an $800 rifle. I think I’ve made a good purchase.Thank You. I really enjoy your show and I believe I’ve watched every episode by now 😂 and I will continue to do so. It’s a great show!🇺🇸

I’d love to see a comparison between the Taurus pt92 and the beretta 92

Elvis owned a phythons me 2

Get the books guys, fantastic info.

I bought a core 15 upper (1/9 twist ) for an ex girlfriend during the Obama scare in 2012- she put it on a " Hebron,KY poverty pony" lower and assembled it with PSA MOE with enhanced trigger) that Franken-gun continues to run and run and she takes it to the range and pumps Winchester and federal 55gr ammo through it and is happy with it ( a holosun 403 red dot rides atop the little carbine) Total cost? Upper :$475, lower :$75 . PSA lower parts MOE kit :$129 = $679.00 I've range fired for fun competition against her with my BCM midlength with an overweight dinosaur aimpoint PRO red dot, and truthfully ? It's got to be my eyes cause I'm getting 2" groups with BCM on the federal 55 gr rds, while she's averaging 1 3/4 -2" groups!!!! My BCM carbine : $1,350.00 My PSA premium Mid length was $800 ( upper on a complete Aero Precision lower) and it also shoots better on the cheap 55 gr ammo than my BCM I guess the " poors" have caught up.

I just switch to the Beretta M9 as my duty gun for security work. Being a double action firearm is just safer than carrying a striker fired weapon.

Apparently the "Best in the world" German tests and inspection still has a way to go to actually get that title......How do you give a thumbs up to mass production for a weapon with an obvious safety design flaw. Just a thought.....,

@SmallArmsSolutions thank you for another great video. I enjoyed this video as your other videos. Just some notes related which wasn't exactly correct related to some bullpups. SA80 is not replaced by AR in British Army. British Army ( frontline units) just replacing SA80A2 with A3 version. Project Hunter is for Tier2/3 UKSF and L403A1 rifle replacing SA80A2 and L119A1/A2 ( mainly ) in those units only. Tier1 ( SAS&SBS) never used SA80 and moved from H&K through L119A1/A2 to L401A1. Famas replacement H&K was more political decision. There is no small arms industry able to develop and produce rifles for French army anymore. German alliance is more important than stick with Bullpup. Australia and Austria will stick with Steyr design. Which would be interesting for Austria considering Czech ownership. If you need support documents, please don't hesitate to ask.

I would like to pick a copy up Do you accept PayPal?

Im in the market for a battle rifle (my one and only) would you recommend the Tavor 7 as a primary rifle for SHTF?

Sometimes I have to remind myself that this is just a hobby. We’ll all be too old for the range and eventually pass away before we know it’s coming. It’s really not many decades from the time you can afford it all, balance work, family and then your time has passed. I started selling my KAC and LMT guns and expensive Gibson guitars that just sit. I Surprise my wife with trips, gifts, my son with memories, etc. It took me turning 40 to realize this, training and shooting is great but an abundance of anything can take the joy out of life and shift our focus from priorities (family). Note: I’m not saying you have too many, that’s different for everyone. Just sharing my journey and personal growth.

Would love to see that same setup with subsonic ammo

OF COURSE THE DESCISION MAKERS ARE'NT ON THE FRONT LINE.

I got two

Who’s That Guy Smoking That Huge Cigar He Is a Legend 😮😎👍🏼

FIRST TIME I FIRED A SIG IT STOVE PIPED. NEVER HAD THAT HAPPEN WITH THE 92.

FIRST TIME I FIRED A SIG IT STOVE PIPED. NEVER HAD THAT HAPPEN WITH THE 92.

BERETTA. SEEM'S TO BE THE ONE GUN I 'VE ALWAY'S CARRIED THE MOST. ALL THE OTHER ONE'S JUST TOO BIG TOO HEAVY.

I have a gen 1 with a couple thousand rounds thru it. Love it. I just got the Arsenal strike two. Same size / intervals as the archon but aesthetics of the Arsenal strike one. I’m sold the Bergman action is better than browning action

We should have just went with the FN SCAR that had different versions for different theater of operation.

LOL. not a 308, but equivalent power. the BEST cold war era battle rifle is the french MAS 49/56.

If you consider the average engagement distance in Afghanistan this program makes a lot more sense. If I could, I'd earmark all of my tax dollars, to give the next generation the best battle rifle money could buy.

The recoil looks atrocious.

Thank you for clearing that up. Now here's the rest of the story according to my opinion: corrupt politics.

Thank you for the video, great content as always.

I noticed the mention of lead bullets vs jacketed ones. We of course all know that there are so-called "jacketed" .22 bullets such as he popular Mini-Mag. Is the difference here that Mini-Mags are actually copper plated, as distinct from other caliber jacketed bullets? Trying to work this out here.

You need to buy Colt.

Hard to escape the feeling the only real ‘requirements’ were that they wanted a polymer frame, striker fired pistol because…well…you know, that’s the new thing.

Love my T7.

Infantry guy here, I would've been happy with all of the line unit M4s getting upgraded to Block IIs. Most guys just want more rail space and suppressors. At the team level, there needed to be a M249 replacement, however I don't know if the M250 is the answer. As time goes on, I wouldn't be surprised to the M7s get rechambered into 7.62x51 due to the blatant logistical issues that is the 6.8, especially with the thought of a peer conflict lingering on the horizon and we are now the only NATO member fielding the cartridge. But hey what do I know. To quote Carter Burke from Aliens, "he's just a grunt, no offense."

The original purpose of the Gun Control Act of 1968 was actually protectionism. American gun manufacturers were losing in the marketplace, especially for handguns, thanks to the military surplus import boom of the '50s and '60s. They also couldn't compete with the lower manufacturing costs in other countries. Which at the time was Germany, Spain and Italy for the most part. It was actually the big New England based gunmakers who approached Senator Dodd to come up with some kind of protectionist legislation for them to try to shore up their profits. This was years before the passage of the law. It changed in intent somewhat along the way after some of the infamous events of political violence in the 1960s occurred. Which are themselves surrounded by a tornado of lies. But that's another story. It turns out that in any era, the cheapest things that people can obtain to fulfill the perceived need are going to be the most common and popular ones in the marketplace and wind up frequently appearing in nefarious circumstances by dint of sheer numbers. Also I've encountered hundreds of examples of these handguns during my many years in the gun industry as a gunsmith and machinist, and they generally work just fine. The main problem encountered with them is abuse. People simply do not clean or maintain them, and generally subject them to abusive treatment as well. I've often been surprised at how well they shoot. Of course they do not have the working life of a gun that's six times as expensive, and like any very cheap consumer products they break parts much more often and wear out faster. But they also generally work reasonably well when given proper care, cleaning and lubrication. I've heard of Jennings J-22s firing over 10,000 rounds. I've fired thousands of rounds through a .22 caliber Davis Deringer with zero ill effects or malfunction. These guns are also usually very simple to repair and get running again when there are problems. I was accumulating an informal collection of the cheapest and most disparaged handguns across time for a while there, with examples dating back to the 1870s, and I was consistently surprised by how well most of them worked and shot. Even very loosely built and sloppily manufactured examples were typically capable of keeping all their shots well inside of 6" at 25 yards. Surprising, but no less a fact. I have a Lorcin .380 I unintentionally wound up with that works perfectly and shoots quite well after a little bit of work to correct its minor mechanical problem. So cheap guns work fine more often than not as long as you actually understand how to care for and maintain firearms generally. Expensive high quality ones have numerous problems too, but they're just not denounced as inferior. I've seen problem guns from every single major manufacturer in the world at some point.

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Cheers from Ukraine ! Awesome channel with tons of awesome weaponry info. Absolutely recommend this channel to all tacticool men world! Thank you very much for all this titanic work you do here .God bless America! Слава Україні!

Gucci rifles with p s a accuracy

Apparently the criminals got the only kel tecs that can get through a whole magazine

Any idea if that piston 7.62 version is going to be available to the public?

7.62 nato rifles Should Not be lightweight any more than shotguns should be.

The banana clip I bought was the only failure I ever had with my 10/22😅

Yup! Glocks smuggled in from the US are the favorite handguns of Canadian street gangs and drug dealers also. Whenever the police do a major bust where a cache of illegal guns is seized, you will see almost nothing but Glocks in the display.

Why Sig rifles are so bulky? M4 carbine is clean and smart

Thank you. 👍

As a current serving soldier in the British army reserve, the L85A2 is a good rifle. The only issue I have with it is, I wish it was left-handed friendly. I personally taught myself how to shoot with both eyes open, while on the range. Although, I have to adjust my eye alignment after each shot. The problems L85 had, were from the A1 version of the rifle. It's no difference from the problems the M16 had during the Vietnam war. Project Grayburn is the title for the replacement program. The MOD is planning to start trials near the end of this year. It is most likely going to be a AR-15 style rifle. I also read that the production for the L85 is going to be slowed down. Which I find strange. Considering most of us are still waiting to be issued with the A3 version.