RVing With Guns -- Don't Make These Mistakes!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 2. 07. 2024
- In this video, we talk to you about RVing with guns and some common mistakes people make when RVing with guns. Some of these mistakes can cost you or another person to be seriously or fatally injured.
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1st Rule of traveling: Don't go where your 2A rights are not allowed, or severe restrictions are put on them. When you do, you're just asking to become a statistic. Criminals, by definition, do not obey the law. You're at a disadvantage.
I will carry anywhere, discretely and you will never know it...I refuse to let my family become a victim of a violent crime..I would much rather myself and family be alive and get a firearm charge then being dead. I will take my chances.
â@@BlueLineWarrior7481 if a state doesn't want me to carry there, I do not want to spend my vacation money in that state. I plan my travel route accordingly. No need to become a criminal in a state that I don't need to be in.
T R U T H
If a State doesn't recognize my Second Amendment Right, I treat the State like a Communist Country and avoid it like the plague.
@@USMC6976 RIGHT!
First rule of RVing. Never advertise you carry firearms in your RV!
I have firearms in my RV.
Who does that ? Thugs?
â@@ronniemaynor4434Go try it in New York California ect. Go to prison.
Thats why we need nation wide reciprocity â@@donraptor6156
It should be naturally assumed most RV'ers are armed. In my experience 90% have at least one gun but 100% have some kind of defensive weapon.
You donât need to apologize for exercising your 2nd amendment rights. As a former Air Force special warfare guy, I carry every day and pay particular attention to my surrounds. The world has changed and we need to protect ourselves more than ever. I enjoy your channel, keep up the good work.
Thank you!
Airforce has special warfare?đ
Head on a swivel, people. Situational awareness isn't just under rated but UNKNOWN by some people. Heads up and eyes OFF the cell phone! This could help the stats in our favor alot!
God bless YOU Sir; you have my gratitude âŸïž
Yes sir this world has become much more dangerous.lol
being in law enforcement for about 25 years, this video is spot on. everyone needs training on use of firearms. When that time comes, you don't want to be fumbling for your gun. I unfortunately had to rely on my training due to a guy making a bad choice, but I survived and he didn't.
Thanks for sharing
Very true A Must + LOL but even experts shoot themselves in the foot. ie- the xpert DEA agent teaching a class on gun safely think it was a (45) too,
Thank yous to ALL LEOs for your support of legal gun ownership, and especially FOR YOUR SERVICE. We see what happens in places where people donât appreciate what you do, but here in Florida, we call you heroes.
Sadly due to many States you don't have a choice. They require empty chamber, clip in a different part of the vehicle and both in separatelocked boxes no where near where you can reach. Stupidest laws for many spots. Always call the State prior to find out what their laws are.
Iâve been in law enforcement about the same time and the Marine Corps most officers themselves donât train. Thatâs sad.
As former Police Officer's we appreciate you putting this very important information on firearm safety. Continue with the safety videos. Be safe on the job and on the roadđđ
Thanks for another great video. I retired last September after 35 years in law enforcement. I have carried every day, and so should every law abiding American. Your advice is much needed in our RV community and the public at large. I hope the CZcams generals leave this video monetized. I think the firearms related videos have always been well watched for you guys.
"An armed society is a polite society."
Thanks for this comment. I had dinner with lots of retired LEOs and they advised against carrying. I asked how many of them were carrying even after retired...The sound of silence lasted 3 seconds. Lol
I'm reporting the vid cause it promotes ignorance. Half assed job done by a half brained psycho. 35 years, you should know better.
You can go through 23 rounds really fast but you are absolutely right. A gun with no ammo is a rock.
Carry a Glock 30S, my .45,and 2 13rd mags since IL gov.thought my Glock 17 had too many rounds. I've got my conceal carry in 2014, train every month, have never had cause to draw my gun. I did find 15 rd. mags for my 17 but I have learned to love the .45. They even fit the same holster!
As an Airborne Veteran, I truly believe you need to protect yourself with responsibility. Thank you for this information. It is very important for everyone.
ALL THE WAY!!!
I always appreciate your firearm videos . I have been around guns all my life and thats a long time. I am currently 82 years old . I am a concealed carry permit holder and always respected firearms. As far as Im concerned you can never have enough training and good info from people like yourself you never have to apologise to anyone for making these informative videos . Keep makin them and we all will keep watchin. Thanks
This is a beautiful response.
THANK YOU! As an RN, Iâve SEEN both sides, and I will appreciate a safe gun owner over an idiot who is careless with weapons, especially around children, and I grieve for those who could have had protection and chose not to, like the couple you just spoke of. That was a tragedy that didnât have to happen. We donât live in a safe world. Everyone should know how to protect themselves and their loved ones. Please continue doing more of these videos, Izzy!
P.S. - Women donât carry in the same way or the same places as men, so please address those issue Izzy? Keep the videos coming! Yours may be the only training that some people get. THANKS SO MUCH!
A veteran here, appreciate your video in explaining proper safe ways to handle a firearm, nicely done video
I have watched EVERY video you have done on gun safety. I am full time traveler, most of my miles are in states that are firearm friendly. Yes, I had an incident waaay out in the Desert boondocking. Guy was scoping out campsite, I went out, he saw my Firearm slightly concealed and quickly left. I have moved a bit to less lethal discouragement, mostly in an urban setting, Pepper Spray. Your content is invaluable to everyone, not just Nomads. Truly what you two do is a service that keeps everyone safe, even the bad guys. I have training on my handgun but your reminders keep us from being lax about the dangers and local laws.
Stay safe and thank you for sticking with a dangerous, thankless career. Many don't have the courage to give thanks. I do, we need you out there đ
Good idea. You can give them lead or bear spray.
I wish that we had enough gun owners that only vote for representatives that support universal reciprocity agreements
The 5 Essential Firearm Safety Rules
Rule 1 - Treat Every Firearm as if it is Loaded. ...
Rule 2 - Always Keep the Muzzle Pointed in a Safe Direction. ...
Rule 3 - Keep Your Finger Off the Trigger Until Ready to Shoot. ...
Rule 4 - Know Your Target and What's Beyond It. ...
Rule 5 - Secure Firearms and Ammunition Safely.
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*** Number One Rule For Concealed Carry ***
(both legally and not)
Remember that Concealed means Nobody Knows.
This is the very basics of firearm safety and should be mandatory in public schools.
Who nominated themselves to add the Fifth One? ...Gretchen Whitmer?
...When are #s 6 and 7 through âŸïž going to be announced?...
@@94520shatto My wife knows, she often helps me match my socks to my cover shirt.
As the wife of a newly retired LEO, I appreciate this video. Please do more on this topic!
Well done. I have 18+ years in California as an LEO. I retire in 7 years and will hit the road full time. With all the RV families with channels, it's good to see another officer posting videos AND discussing firearm safety. The right holster is key to carrying safely.
PLEASE continue this kind of training. You have inspired me to take time today to clean and resecure my pistol. Just got off the phone to schedule ongoing training. I thought once I learn something, I know it. But in reality once I learn something, I start forgetting.
Thanks for sharing
My uncle gave my mom and my aunt a pistol to carry with them in their RV while they traveled around. Both of them are in their 60âs and never gave a second thought whether they were following or breaking any laws
@@nf4833 Gun laws are a veritable minefield - - especially when crossing state lines. New Jersey put a young woman that had young children in prison because she strayed from PA (where she was legal) to NJ on the Interstate. The NJ State Police stopped her for DWB (âŠdriving while black) and she conscientiously informed them that she was armed (âŠlike she was trained to do in a stop). She got years in prison - - the courts gave her no leeway. The lesson is that you can get into more trouble for trying to use your 2nd Amendment rights than not having the protection of a firearm. âŠKnow the local laws.
I am not in law enforcement but I am a NRA Certified Instructor and this information is spot on! I am a 63 yr old female and my firearm of choice to carry is a 380 with one in the chamber. Thank you for putting this video out...and I would definitely like to see more of its kind!
As a retired cop I carry a 40 or 380.. everyone should know how to protect there self and family!!! The cops ain't their when it's going down!! 9 time out of 10
Agree
They will be there to put you through the wringer when you do .
@Desperado3248 well thanks for ur thoughts
@@mikesleigher932 as a physician , who practiced gastroenterology for 38 years, I had many law enforcement patients. Saved plenty of lives , restored their health. Most were decent, but my experience was that most wouldnât hesitate to ask for a favor , but rarely returned it when one was requested. Thatâs just the way it was , and is.
And look at the videos, they shoot 90/times and miss.
I am a deputy coroner in Kentucky which is law enforcement. I just wanted to say thank you for this video, great information and very well presented. I do appreciate it and you.
I enjoyed the video. Thank you for your service. I was a small town policeman a long time ago. I had a police commissioner that didn't think it was necessary for me to be armed.. Fortunately I prevailed, and I needed that firearm several times. Each time I was thankful that I could go home to my family at the end of my shift. I was fortunate that I did not have to end anyone's life. Stay safe!
This is a beautiful response. Thank you sir.
Retired at 29 years, also a firearms instructor and armorer. Well done video.
Thank you.
Why would you spend money in states that don't recognize your constitutional rights?
Don't give them your money
I learned to shoot ~ age 5 (my dad had his arms wrapped around me steadying the gun) with a Ruger Single Six chambered for .22LR. After a couple weeks, my dad let me âsoloâ while watching until he felt I had become proficient enough to let me carry the revolver holstered. Then when we started exploring the countryside - ruins of old homes from late 1800-early 1900s- I walked point carrying my holstered .22 and he walked middle to rear with his .357 Mag - also Ruger Single Sixes. Oh, and he ingrained the gun safety rules into me as I learned and never had a misfire. That was 60+ years ago and I still have yet to have a misfire or âaccidentalâ fire. I did have a dud (light primer strike) with a .45 ACP about 15 years ago and had to disassemble the gun in order to tap the dud bullet from the barrel. That was the first and only occurrence of any bad round performance in my lifetime. I did shoot on my Army ROTC high school rifle team and later on my collegiate rifle team; both rifle teams were with .22LR rifles and ammo - not the air rifles of today. And, when the Army is involved with teaching you to shoot - you learn to shoot . . . SAFELY!
I used to depend on carrying autopistols chambered in .45 auto but dropped to 9mm due to weight issues. I now have reached the age when .38 SPCL +p suffices and carries my .357 Mag revolver with the .38s with speed loaders ready with .357 if it appears .38 wonât suffice - not likely in the real world. I do carry a Shockwave legal short barrel pump shotgun as my truck gun and a spare .45 autopistol in the truck as well. Again, all legal in my state and I still renew my state carry license even though itâs not necessary. I used to depend on it when we drove to our oldest sonâs house several states over but now all the intervening states and HIS HOME STATE has passed Constitutional Carry making it a moot point.
"When youre out of the country, Canada, Mexico" ... California, new york... i can keep going đ
Don't even go to those places! Like NY. Never go into Mexico. Never go to Canada without prior permission.
In New York State you must have a New York State pistol permit. Possession of an unlicensed handgun is a mandatory 1 year sentence felony!
Handguns may be a serious problem in many areas. NJ and NY are basically no go zones.
You can only stop for gas while driving through NJ. You cannot stay overnight.
In New York State. You must have a NY State pistol permit and the pistol must be registered in New York. It's a mandatory 1 year sentence Felony!!
Long guns make more sense such as pump shotguns and lever action rifles. Semiautomatic Rifles and some shotguns are Forbidden in many States and cities
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California is the only state I visited that is like traveling to another country. I found California to be like Canada, where you get half as much of what you are buying for twice the price.
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SAVING THIS VIDEO! Excellent information. Iâm a single gal and have started the process of getting a pistol. I donât want to be afraid without a pistol and I donât want to be afraid of having one! More videos please †Happy camping đ
I personally love these videos you are doing on firearms. Heaven forbid we ever actually need our gun but this is something that needs to be talked about. I appreciate the perspective of someone who carries a firearm for a living. Thank you. Yes, keep going with this topic. You guys rock.
You all are amazing! Flirting with the CZcams police to give valuable information! Thank you!
Former civilian and Marine Corps LE, former Marine Corps weapons instructor. I concur with all points mentioned.
With all points? Someone is lying about their career..
A Retired LEO here from the free state of Alabama and also a FLETC trained firearms instructor. Every thing you said was spot on. Thank you for your service and for the video. I hope people watch and listen. Each person is responsible for their own firearm, but in todayâs society, unfortunately , everyone is responsible for their own safety. I know you have 50 more tips you can give. The only thing I would add here is gross motor skills vs fine motor skills. In a reload, pull the slide by hand to release it. Donât get in the habit of using the slide release on the side of the weapon. Without saying it, you demonstrated it perfectly. 13 months will be gone before you know it. Stay safe.
adrenaline means fine motor skills are gone
Retired LEOâŠexcellent video!
No fluff or flutter, just good info!
Thanks
No second skin tight yoga pants and spandex shirt to show your little bulge and how big your biceps are for your 4'10" frame. Yes there really is or was some "tactical windbag" on CZcams who made sure his rear end showed his flexing butt muscles and lots of footage with arms showing his big Czechoslovakian arm bulges. It was so laughable I had to share my thoughts without a sugar coating. Haven't seen the little guy for several years.
Been toting since I was 16 been carrying for over 50 years been in combat 68 69 always aware of my surroundings I am glad that you are taking the time to educate people .
2A-Keep up the good work, it is very appreciated, my wife doesnât listen to me about firearms but she watched this video and asked if she can go to a beginner course. She doesnât want to carry but wants to be more aware of my training to feel more comfortable as well as know appropriate actions to avoid, evade, respond to assist not hinder meâŠ..4 grandchildren in 2 years has made us more aware and cautious.
Just have her think of it as anything else you own. If you go down, she would need to know how to move and set up the rig. If you had a car with a manual transmission, she would need to be comfortable using it to get you to the hospital. A firearm is no different. Training = confidence.
Thanks for your service. I did 34 years in law enforcement and retired in 2020. We just bought a 2020 Bay Star 3609. Long-time RVers (30+ years) and you have a great YT channel. My everyday gun is a Glock 43X 9mm and I need to get my wife trained on a .380 Glock 42 that I have been having for years.
Keep the videos coming, you can never learn too much about firearms, especially from a LEO with 24 years of experience. đ
Your generation didn't grow up with guns for the most part. I think mine was the last that largely did. We were trained by age 8 at the latest. I still shake my head when I meet people your age and younger who aren't trained on the use of firearms. Glad you are out there spreading the word.
There are plenty of people in every generation that 'grow up' with guns. The latest generation, from 8 or 9 years old and into the teens, there are plenty of kids that hunt, and competition shoot, etc.
When I was growing up, we could bring our shotguns or .22 to school, and store in our locker, in a case and unloaded, then after school hunt in local tracts. It was a common thing then. In current times, no way.
@@je862 What year did you graduate? 1984 here. Same thing in my school. I'm frequently called a liar by the Zoomer crowd.
@@je862 irrelevant response. It IS less each generation
@@user-po3ev7is5w Maybe where you live, but certainly not where I live.
@@gregsmith5695 Same, '84. Sometimes I think back on it and can hardly believe it was that way. Seems like so long ago and society today is so out of touch, so to speak.
Well, I suppose the zoomers are used to the way things are for their generation, you know, less and less freedom
I retired in 1994, after 25 years. You will love it.
Retired LEO, you are spot on. I donât carry often, but I still carry occasionally depending upon where I am going. I carry the same firearm as you do. Very reliable easy to shoot.
I also go to a certified gun range 2Xâs a tear and qualify with a range master. Iâm not required to it just keeps me fresh.
This was great information and well explained. It shows that you are an instructor and a clear, condition 4, or whatever you want to call it is paramount. I am retired Navy, physical security, shipboard defense team, and gun owner. You hit all the high points that I have heard and trained to. Thank you for keeping us safe.
From a military 20+ year veteran. Very good. Thank you.
If I could add one thing to your great gun safety presentation. If you are carrying a weapon and approached by a police officer your first action should be to : A. Keep your hands away from your body , in plain sight while remaining still and B. Inform the officer " Officer I am legally carrying a loaded weapon" and then wait for their instruction before moving. This will significantly reduce the stress level for all involved.
After recent videos on CZcams I think it's also important to note, don't answer your door with a firearm in your hand.
@@xe9ys If you answer the door and its a intruder, you and your family could be dead. I have answered the door with gun behind my back when it was a stranger at the door.
@@ronaldphillips8750 Some know what they are doing!
Amen! From my training. . .Say those exact words! And never say "gun" to a police officer. "loaded weapon" or "loaded sidearm" will do. The word "gun" can get you killed.
Thank you for your cooperative response. Great in the essence.
Just found your channel.
GREAT video!
My wife and I aren't full-time RVers, we just use the motorhome for fun-jaunts and weekends away (when fuel prices aren't prohibitive!.đ)
Happily, we're usually in New Hampshire (our home state), Vermont or Maine.
While New Hampshire no longer "requires" a permit for concealed carry, we both maintain the permits (they're cheap). Vermont never required a permit, and New Hampshire and Maine have full reciprocity (we each treat each other's state permits as our own "resident" permits).
The laws of the states are more of a problem than getting the training!
We plan and practice for defending our home. We plan and practice for defending ourselves on the streets. So, we plan and practice for defending ourselves in our RV.
Getting professional training is just one step shy of mandatory. Most of us old-timers (I'm 68, my wife's 60) have received formal training of various kinds, and, because of the circles we travel in, we're constantly picking each other's brains; learning and teaching each other. It's just how we grew up, and it's how we live!
BUT!!!!! (there's that horrible word!)
If you're getting a LOT of training, but only fire the gun during that "official" training, you're almost dooming yourself to failure!
I don't even carry a gun until I've put more than 500 rounds through reliably, and we're constantly touching up our familiarity with dry-training in the house, and live-fire at the range!
GOTTA' do both!!!!
God Bless!
Keep up the good work!
LOVE to see more videos like this!
Hello... new subscriber, disabled Vet, ex military and civilian law enforcement officer, state Firearms Instructor and patriot...... I know you have no need for someone else's endorsement, but... my 2 cents is that you are 100% spot on!!!! Anyone else reading this can be sure the information here is 100% accurate! X ring stuff!!
Essential video for all RV folk. As a Navy senor enlisted I had the privilege of serving on the shipboard security force where we constantly trained with .45 and 12ga. We observed all the rules you point out here. We did get to do lots of live fire training over the side of the ship. Thankfully we never had an intruder on the ship, but we were ready at a moments notice. Now that I am retired and a full time Nomad in my converted van, I always carry a Glock 17. It is not a Colt, but the rounds are much easier to get and lots cheaper. Thankfully I have yet to have to draw down on a stupid, but a couple of times the conversation got heated before the potential perp got the idea that perhaps I may be armed. Great vid. Excellent advise. I don't drive through states that are not 2A aware or friendly. Keep these great videos coming! Thumbs up and a new subscriber.
Retired LEO here. I agree with your message
Thanks for telling us youâre retired leo⊠you really added importance to the conversation.
@@MadMeave so did your snarkiness.
Why does law enforcement crap all over the Second Amendment? What is so hard to comprehend about "shall not be infringed"?
Excellent instructional video. I am a recently retired LE (30 years). All of your points are spot on. This is a much needed video for people that are less informed about the need for quality training and how to safely RV with a weapon. Thanks for posting!
Yes, I would like to see more videos on this subject and also on how to recognize or be aware of bad situations so that I would avoid being there with my RV.
excellent video, as a gun carrier for 35 years I agree with 99% of your instructions and comments. The exception is your view point on the pocket carry, I carry in various spots, depending on different situations. I was a contractor for many years and I could not take the chance of my shirt riding up and a customer seeing it while I was reaching for something. I have carried a 380 in my pocket, and a 9mm or 45 on my ankle with no issues. and I never knew which position I might find my self throughout the day. The only person that noticed my 9mm on my ankle was a police officer while I was on my knees pointing something out to him. For the 380 I can casually have my hand on the 380 while talking to people and they have no ideal that I am ready to draw. But with that said, NEVER EVER put anything else in that pocket. I know many don't like ankle carry, but it is the very easy to draw while seated in a restaurant or driving with out drawing attention to yourself. Other times depending on my dress attire I carryon my waist. Just my view point that might help someone. Again great video, keep up the great work on gun safety and thank you for your service as an police officer.
Great video! I have a CCW from NV and UT. I also have the CCW Safe legal plan. At 73 years old, I've switched to Outside the Waist (right side 3 O'Clock position),
Kydex holster with a round chambered. Lots of violent attacks happen at Gas Stations. I prefer to be a survivor.
As a retired cop your information is right on. There is a CZcamsr out there who giving the worst information on how to carry or store firearms in the RV. Thanks for sharing the correct information. Stay safe out there and thank you for your service.
Thank you for watching and recognizing bad info when you see it
Tried multiple times to correct him on some of his bad advice
Comments deleted, either by him or youtube
Who is giving the bad advice on CZcams that youâre referring to? Expose him please.
@@colt10mmsecurity68
If'n you're old enough to remember the 1968 movie, think Walter Matthau & Jack Lemon.
Or the 1970 sitcom with Jack Klugman & Tony Randall.
He advised everyone to get a shotgun "...because you can't miss with it..."đ€
Among other things.
He's trying to help, but has followed up with a couple more videos, based on things he's been corrected on in comments, I'm pretty sure.
@@xtphreak I still canât think of whom youâre referring too. I know the Odd couple movies, Jack Kaufman and Tony Randall, but thereâs no CZcams channel under any of those names, nor under the old TV show. I searched and came up empty. Can you furnish a link to the guyâs channel youâre referring to? Iâll call the guy out as well if heâs putting out bogus or unwise advice on carrying. Thanks.
You and your wife are my kind of folks. Polite, responsible and smart. We need more quality individuals like yourselves in this world. Thank you and keep up the great content.
I fail to understand why CZcams would censor 2A information from credentialed content providers! Your info brings awareness and insight to the 2A community. Perhaps if other 2A content creators ratcheted the hyperbole, more value could be delivered to the masses.
YT is unambiguously woke and believes the criminals are the victims and 2A is the problem. The kind of people who, until they have a muzzle pointed at them with a finger on the trigger, believe that "feeling" safe is the same as "being" safe. .
Because CZcams thinks they know whatâs better for you than you do. They are self-appointed judge jury and hangman.
Because they do not acknowledge or respect your rights. They're constantly crapping on your 1A right too. Idk why we're all still on here.
Douchebaggery.
Because they are from the other side and are anti 2A. Censorship is their weapon.
Excellent advise. I'm retired LEO with 37 yrs in two different states. Enjoy your videos. Safe travels, Stay safe.
Excellent video which really shows what responsible concealed carry looks like. The repeated emphasis on showing the weapons were clear was fantastic. Anyone thatâs been in a training class has probably gotten used to that, but for folks that have not it shows how safety must ALWAYS paramount.
Especially like that you mentioned it is a perishable skill.
Retired LEO here... Your advice is on point! Thank you for sharing your knowledge about firearms and firearm safety.
Thank you! Glad to see someone with good sense & good training sharing their knowledge.
Shall not be infringed!!! My firearm goes everywhere I go!!!
Yeah tale it on a plane and let me know if you take it to prison with you
@riskyron1416 I have a motorhome I'm not flying anywhere. So it does go everywhere I go. So how about that?
@@johnbibbings5356 I fly all the time and Internationally to all the places your motorhome won't go/ And it has proven that an economy car with 3 passengers an airliner. Besides I own a 1949 Piper PA-Vagabond with a updated
diesel; turbine engine that flies on electric once airborne. It serves as an air You are an example cowboys in the dangerous country in the world. I spent 32 years in the US Army, left as a Colonel O-6 and credited with `144 kills, 6 of them in unarmed combat. Knew a guy in Oregon who killed an escaped convicted murderer and spent the next 17 years in and put of court. in the process losing everything he had. Nice knowing no one is going to shoot you while driving or shopping, nor even in a war. Likely you are breaking many ;as as you go state to state.
Highly illegal to carry a firearm in any Federal Building, including Post office, punishable by 5 years in prison
@riskyron1416 I'm not breaking any. Shall not be infringed is pretty self-explanatory
For being an self acclaimed RV guy/couple EXCELLENT JOB! You really did a good job. Better than self acclaimed know it alls.đđșđž
Great job! Thank you for sharing and stay safe out there.
You being a cop allows you to get away with many things that a civilian could never do. You mentioned going into a rest stop armed, that is forbidden in many states, even gun friendly ones.
If I feel the need to be armed, unless there's a metal detector at the door, I am carrying. Great video.
Excellent video you guys! I have a fellow veteran friend of mine who taught classes (Safety and operation), who I'll ask to train me before I go full-time RVing. Somehow when I went through Navy Boot Camp many years ago, they ran out of funding, my company and several others did not get the chance to go through any sort of training like that.
I also think in addition to having some sort of self defense 'tools' ;) ;) whatever they may be, it's just as important to keep your 'head on a swivel' and know your surroundings at all times. There are times when my dog Maggie drives me crazy because she's so loud and protective, but there have been times when I've also been very thankful of how protective she is! I sleep so soundly now that I have her. My beautiful, sweet English Setter before her, literally loved everybody and was not protective at all lol. Rest in peace, Peyton.
Please keep the self defense 'tools' ;) ;) do's and don'ts coming!
2 years to 20 years and 50% here Izzy. 7 years to 65%. Thinking about getting out in 2 and joining the RV community. The job isn't the same anymore. Be safe brotha!
Thank you for your advice and sharing your knowledge. Iâm a retired LEO (2015) and I agree it is imperative to always be prepared. Thanks for your service and stay safe!
If you ever find yourself in a firefight, count your rounds as you expend them. Change your magazine when you have shot the number of rounds in that mag. At that time, if you started with a full mag and one in the chamber, you will still have one in the chamber and will not need to rack the slide. That split second can save a life.
Excellent point
Great video and totally agree with all! My EDC is a Taurus G2C. 12Ă·1 and carry an extra mag as well. Thanks for the video and be safe out there brotha!
This is a very timely reminder for me since I'm leaving on a trip in the morning. I've been shooting and carrying pretty much my entire life, but as you mentioned, recurring training is important!
To those that might poo-poo carrying an extra magazine, they should be aware that the vast majority of malfunctions can be resolved by either cycling the live round out or a magazine change.
FBI stats have shown that trained officers will dump their entire first magazine without realizing it. Having a second or third mag is common sense.
Awesome advice. Thanks guys
Thank you for the video. Keep doing them.
Good, solid training. Thank you. Did a 51/2 month RV trip across America (including the Alcan Hwy to Alaska) last summer and didnât bring a firearm. Felt naked but we went through too many places where firearms are not allowed
Love your information, very well put together. Keep it coming. Thank you.
Agree with one in the chamber, if you're on active duty or military on watch. That said, even in the military we carried in different conditions. I've carried in condition 4; Mag loaded not installed, condition 3; Mag loaded installed, not chambered, and condition 1; Mag loaded, installed, with one round chambered. I am will to Israeli carry in my personal life. If I feel at a higher risk then I can always chamber a round. In the event I have to draw and fire, I am willing to accept the additional 2 to 3 tenths of a second. Verses the risk of accidental discharge. If I was expecting to encounter a threat or be the most ready then condition 1 is the way to go. I believe that concealment will buy me the time I need. The element of surprise is a formattable advantage. Well done demonstration. Good information to put out.
You are right about everything. I have a Colt 1911A1 that I bought 50 years ago when I was in the USMC.
Wow! Great info. I will make sure I refer this video to those that need it. Thank you
Veteran competitor, instructor and Range Safety Officer here:
Good video; your points about training and practice are well taken.
Regrettably, and appalling, frankly, are the otherwise reasonable people Iâve encountered who will spend money, time and diligent effort on lessons to learn the guitar, or tennis or yoga, but who will blithely buy a gun and ammo, and without test firing it or lessons or knowledge of the law, rely on it to defend their life or that of a loved one.
They are a danger to themselves and the innocents around them should they ever use it for such.
Please keep doing these kind of videos, so helpful!!!! Thank you both
There's a free app called Legal Heat that shows a nutshell view of each state law, reciprocity, and 'castle doctrine'/'stand your ground''/'duty to retreat' locations.
Thanks for sharing
That was very cool. As an NRA member, I've never owned a gun. But, I support those of you who do. While in the Navy for twenty years, I was required to train with the Marines and really enjoyed it.
you two are fantastic. I've watched a few of your RV videos randomly in the past. Always liked them and learned something. After today I subscribed. Everything you've said is important and correct about firearm usage and safety. Keep up the good work and keep these videos coming!
Keep these videos coming, I think they are very helpful
I am 22 years in the British army and I protect my home like a fort in the U.K. guns rifles are not aloud but a good thick hard wood walking stick does the job thatâs 2 1/2 inches thick so it works
Good advice to people and RV ers stay safe and have fun
If that's what you can carry, it may be a good idea to take a martial arts class that includes weapons. Filipino MA or similar so that you can engage with machete wielding ruffians.
Yes. Please do more!!! These are most helpful. Also, thank you for your service! Such a thankless job. Look forward to the next one!
Thank you for the video. I found it very informative and look forward to seeing more videos like this.
Absolutely on point, clear and and fluff BS. Iâve never commented on CZcams before but yâallâs video compelled me to do so.
My wife and I carry and have our license. Obviously yâall are in sync as a couple.
You are only as good as your partner when it comes to family safety.
Just because you carry, doesnât mean youâre invincible.
Great video and thanks for your service.
No bs
The problem with RVs is that anything above .25 acp will go right through your walls. There is no safe zone unless you build one. That in turn forces you out of you RV to defend yourself. RVs suck for self defense.
You do not need a firearm to defend yourself; you need training. Please, do not feel forced to go outside of your home to defend yourself. There's only one door (usually,) and a confined space that you know well; it is to your advantage. Set your RV up in anticipation of intruders. Know what you can use for defense, where it is, and what things you need to grab and use in what order.
Great information that a LOT of people need to hear and pay attention to. Thank you and would love to hear more of your doâs and not doâs.
Something I learned from extensive traveling in the U.S. is people are good and you can trust them. That revelation was a weight off my soul. There are forces that for various reasons want you to think otherwise. Your spidey sense will tell you to avoid somebody very rarely, but you won't have to shoot them... That said, at home I have guns of all descriptions, because I enjoy them.
I always like the info you send on fire arm's and safety. Always good to have a reminder. đșđČ
Great info. Yes, more please.
Excellent. Please do more. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Great info!! Thank you and keep it coming!!
The VP70 , Heckler & Koch , combined a number of design features that were innovative, or at least very unusual for its time: It was the first polymer-framed handgun, striker fired, predating the Glock 17 by 12 years.
Everything else after that, including Glock was copy of the VP 70 .
Your point of safety and other instruction are well takenâŠ. Very well done đ
Excellent! Please do more videos like this.
Thank you Sir for putting this out there. I couldn't agree more.
Great info! Thank you. Thank you.
I carry a revolver in 357. Thereâs a lot to be said for a good wheel gun.
Yes do more Vlogs like this ! Very helpful !
Thanks for the info. Well presented, thoughtfully considered. Training and practice cannot be over stated.
Great video, much appreciated, Looking forward to more...