@@OvertonWindex That room looks good. I'd love to see a "tour" of your gun collection. That seems like it'd be a cool video. It looks like you got a lot of shit.
I couldn’t agree more on the glock and m&p being the best two fighting pistols. I do prefer my m&ps now over Glock but my first love and the weapon that helped me learn everything when it comes to properly shooting/ carrying a handgun will always be my g45.
I just want to say thank you for your content. I really wish I found your channel a few years ago when I started my fire arms journey. For a young man who was just getting into owning a handgun and or even a rifle you constantly see the videos of what else your firearm needs. Which always sends me down the rabbit hole. After watching your vids I just look at my collection and realize how much money I spent on things I really don’t use.
I own 3 SS firearms, and I would agree with the majority of your points. Grip isn't an issue because you have both the Glock and 1911 angled backstraps to slide on. I've only trained with the DR920 ironsights, and thumbs forward wasn't an issue (for me). I carry and shoot the cr920 but havent done any training with it. All I know is i'm a better shot with it than any lcp 1/2, hellcat, and p360. Carrying a walther ppk/s otherwise. Because all i really care about is putting shots on target. I carrying the cr920 because they dont make 12rd 9mm ppk's. 🤜🤛
Love your videos man. I was a corpsman and just what little stuff you call "basic" seems sooo much better then what i was shown in the service. Really appreciate your comprehensive approach. Hope your channel does very well man keep it up 🤙
@@OvertonWindex yea plus, i'm sure corpsman carrying a rifle is still kind of new to the marine corps. I'm not sure what rules changed post 911. I always hated the whole "just keep your head down doc" but 🤷🏻♂️
Establishing a consistent grip is the first fundamentals of gun "handling." It is an essential first step to me. But that's just my opinion. Great talk as always.
when I was a young man first getting into pistols, glocks were fairly new, this was 1989, 1990 and everyone I knew was a 1911 the 5906 S&W was seen a weak little 9mm and everyone was on the .45 or nothing train, I got a glock 17 and I caught so much shit at the range, and at hunting camp etc. Watching a video like this in my 50’s now is hilarious that people STILL hold this view of a “toy” gun , that being said all those dudes who gave me shit were the guys leaving their guns in their car and didn’t carry, I jumped on early and never got off. glock is proven yet still catches hate. lol
I carry a glock 43x with talon grip tape on it simply for th fact my hands sweat when I’m out shooting it and it’s humid where I live so if I’m not even working my hands just swea it works for me
I like my little Taurus G2c. It runs and it's all I could afford at the time. I'm just so use to it now it's all I carry. 😆 Love your content man, glad ya got out the hospital ok. Rock on
I work with a lot of machinery because I'm a locksmith and I make knives. I'm grinding all the time. Asked my optometrist one time about ANSI Z87 rated glasses and he said almost all polycarbonate lenses are pretty much ANSI Z 87 equivalent and you're actually paying for that stamp on the glasses that OSHA wants, but other than the marking, there's not hardly any difference at all. Haven't done my own ballistic testing to prove it because I can't afford to test like that, but just throwing it out there.
I agree 100% shooting and accuracy is a art form, time, dedication & persistence, if you don’t know what your doing you have to unlearn the bad things & retrain yourself how to properly grip & shoot. The crazy part is one you do that, now you have just started ( the fundamentals) now it’s time to put in more time & get better with speed and accuracy. It’s also good to be honest and humble. If you throw a shot to far left or right be honest. Correct it and keep going. The more you do it, the more its muscle memory. But it takes time.
I rock the normal-looking Wileys for safety glasses... they make several models for guys that don't want to look like military bros, but still have all the safety ratings.
I have a walther ppq that feels like it was molded exactly to my hand but I still love the uncomfortably comfortable feel my glock has I feel like my grip on my glock is a lot stronger because of all the extra real estate on the grip
Yeah I kinda have this cause I predominantly shoot my 17 more than any other pistol, and everything else feels slightly odd. Even my 1911, I have gotten to the point where I'm really not a fan of the 1911 angle grips.
Hey Overton, have you thought about getting a mold of your grip as a replacement for the chassis of a glock 19. Just a thought, not practical for anyone but as content for the channel. Curious what you would think about it as opposed to a stock glock 19.
I took a new shooter to the range and let him try a glock, an m&p, and a p320 among other things. He bought a 4" python and couldn't be happier. the heart wants what it wants man.
Okay, so, I was one of those idiot new shooters that had to be different. Everyone had a glock. The internet said the grip was fucky and the trigger was "blegh", so I got a CZ-P10c (this was around 6 years ago). Three years later, I broke down and bought a glock 19x, because the mags are everywhere and cheap as fuck, so I may as well have one in case SHTF, right? Well, wouldn't you fucking know, I go to the range, and I instantly, out of the box, shoot the 19x, which I'd never touched before, better than the gun I'd been shooting for 3 years. Now, I still had a lot of learning to do as a shooter, and I would grow a lot more over the coming years, but the fact remains, OW ain't wrong. Out of the numerous handguns I have now, the OG glock frame is still the one that compliments me the most as a shooter. Part of that is preference of the shooter, sure, but the 19 I carry day in and day out and have thousands of rounds through, hasn't malfunctioned once or given me any greif. Stop fighting it, just get a glock already (specifically a 19, or a 17 if you're a bigger guy and don't have trouble concealing it). ALSO, as the man says, a good, proper grip, takes effort and doesn't feel "natural", if that's even a thing.
I wish I could assist with the search to find prescription eye pro, I'm still using the set I received in the armed forces years ago. Not even the correct prescription anymore but it's all I have.
ill never use glock after my first one almost blew my thumb off, and the second one shot the slide down range not box of ammo in. idk if their QC has been bad lately but man it dropped
Walther is making some good carry guns too. They make compacts. Canik''s compact is pretty meh. Their big guns are good tho. I dunno tho, I actually think Glock feels right when doing a proper grip. I like the ledge they have in front of the takedown pins. If need be you can use that kinda like a "gas pedal". A lot of guns are flat in that area and as such its not as easy to grip them when shooting fast. Canik has a little memory pad thing on the Rival frame but that isn't as good as a raised ledge like Glock has. I'll probably always carry Glock. One other thing--the 1911 is definitely obsolete. HOWEVER, I like those newer 2011 type pistols. They're a little bulky but damn they're so easy to shoot fast. I don't own one so I can't speak from that perspective but I have had the opportunity to fire a few including some pretty good ones like Staccato P's and such. They're nice guns. I doubt they're as reliable as Glock but they're viable imo. Edit: Damnit overton I'm 3 edits deep on this one. Just wanted to let you know, if you DO have a pistol you want to have milled Wager Machine Works does indeed cut the locator lugs(I think they're called Recoil Bosses or something?) on the slide for an RMR cut. They also have the slide back to you in around a week if you chose a cerakote finish. They do offer nitride too but that will take longer than a week to get back. They cost about $100.
Walther PDP-F is one of the best modern striker fired pistols on the market, the grip is simply just superior. That said I stick with me Gen 2 G17 anyway.
Come on man, the VA glasses are of course the best. They’re tough, they’re free, when they break order a new pair. (This is satire). WhileyX and Oakley have worked for me for years. Not gonna lie I usually wear my VA glasses because I forget to switch out when I’m shooting…..or doing anything.
ok, strictly CCW as a guy, I'm 6ft 4, and I'm not a tiny guy, lol.I do agree that a proper grip is lost by most, even me, lol. ok.. I'm not a glock fan, but with that said, it's not because it's polymer. I do carry a 43 as a backup( it was a gift), but my EDC is a sig 365. I don't care if a weapon is polymer or steal. I carry about proper feel in my hand if it fits me correctly. So many choices lol. So what's your opinion of the sig 365??
You should leave the light primer strike 365 at home and edc the 43. Not talking sht just those things are a disaster and your 43 is leaps and bounds better.
well, maybe the case, but so far, mine has never failed to fire. I do practice and train with mine just because I want to stay sharp. The first ones may have had a problem, but mine has not. My wife carries with the same model as I do and so far it's not failed. Thanks for the thoughts.
Oakley wire tap 2.0 titanium I just took a 1" copper pipe to the face hard. Oakley took the hit like a champ. 0 issues. Glasses took the impact my eyes did not. They look fucking cool too.
If it accelerates projectiles to supersonic speeds. It's not a toy. Yes I know there is such a thing as subsonic ammunition... It's still enough to not want to stand in front of the projectile, or point at your buddy to the left.
CZ. Proper grips take practice and conditioning to get used to. When you start, it feels wrong, but a lot of beginners will over exaggerate their positions when unsupervised, making it worse. Use a mirror, there are other effective shooting techniques, if you need more options or find other techniques not quite doing it for you, I recommend grip strength.
oh no not the serpa 😂 when i bought my first gun my father contacted me and told me he had a holster that was nib that he wasn't going to use...it was a serpa so i said yah sure took it home put it in the closet and hid it from the world at one point he had asked if i still had it because he was thinking about doing more owb carrying so i just told him id buy him something new because i lost it lmao
People that complain about the way it feels confuse me. Never found a gun that is uncomfortable to hold. Also it doesn’t matter what it feels like it matter what the person your shooting feels like.
Hey dude i think you're hilarious and I wanted to tell you about ESS eyewear. I think they have a military issue? set of goggles with prescription inserts. Profile NVG is the name if I remember. Ive used them for years, very good eyes
So the CZ-75, Sig Saur P226, and Beretta M9 are not the literal definition of combat fighting pistols because they have metal frames??? And the 1911 is still a fighting pistol it’s just an old ass design that is arguably obsolete…
@@Nh106- no I didn’t, I was agreeing with what he said. It was a sarcastic statement aimed at those that think metal frame=superior to polymer. My 1911’s are range toys.
And then someone’s gonna split their femoral artery with that holster & all the plebs & gigafudds will say “SEE SEEE. YOU SHOULDn’t carry with a round in the chamber! Your handgun should be cruiser ready!”
Fuck! Either God Loves you because you're still here...Or God Hates you and is "having fun" fucking with you! Even with my 11 surgeries (dis-Abled Veteran)I'm in AWE of your persistence in NOT giving up.HOORAH!@@OvertonWindex
I really like these spoken word long form explanations . It “ clicks “ in my smooth brain better. Like knowledge that has been passed down for millennia . I am in awe of your tenacity for life after your health issues very inspiring actually. And the edits you do are top notch and with vision issues it has to be very hard . The best way to thank you is to add more of your merch to my smooth brain patch. The lighter is genius 😂😂😂
While it is good advice to tell experienced people to get their holster first, before the gun, it is horrible advice to tell to newbies to do that. For people new to guns they don't know if they want to mount a light, or which light. They don't know if they want a gas pedal or tactical rail. They don't know if they want to replace anything that would make them need a custom or special ordered holster.
Let's just say the thing a-bout Guns and, male parts is some-one allways has a bigger one that hits harder and never shoot'z to quick hits the same hole time and time again....the truth is we all think were...pretty cool!!
I think you might also be incorrect on locking your joints to mitigate recoil. Especially with that chicken wing thing you were doing. Just as you spoke about the teacup of Paul walker, I think you need to maybe do some more research on what new techniques and disciplines have come about. Concerning pistol handling techniques. It’s probably not that new but it’s been more prevalent now.
The glock 19, the Smith and Wesson glock 19, the Sig glock 19, and the canik glock 19 are all great choices
Best comment 😂
😂 That Was An Awesome Take/Comment! Cheers!
That old guy who meows when 1911 slide drops on an empty chamber😂
Nothing beats a good Overton Rant…except maybe a high quality smooth brain rage comment
I’ll agree with you a thousand percent on how gripping a pistol is extremely uncomfortable!! But it’s about muscle memory..
Like these style videos and the new background and lighting looks awesome 👌🏼
Good to hear! Funny thing is, I just like this lighting... It's not even mainly for youtube vids
@@OvertonWindex That room looks good. I'd love to see a "tour" of your gun collection. That seems like it'd be a cool video. It looks like you got a lot of shit.
I couldn’t agree more on the glock and m&p being the best two fighting pistols. I do prefer my m&ps now over Glock but my first love and the weapon that helped me learn everything when it comes to properly shooting/ carrying a handgun will always be my g45.
I love these, keep them up. They keep me company on my travels
I just want to say thank you for your content. I really wish I found your channel a few years ago when I started my fire arms journey. For a young man who was just getting into owning a handgun and or even a rifle you constantly see the videos of what else your firearm needs. Which always sends me down the rabbit hole. After watching your vids I just look at my collection and realize how much money I spent on things I really don’t use.
I own 3 SS firearms, and I would agree with the majority of your points. Grip isn't an issue because you have both the Glock and 1911 angled backstraps to slide on. I've only trained with the DR920 ironsights, and thumbs forward wasn't an issue (for me). I carry and shoot the cr920 but havent done any training with it. All I know is i'm a better shot with it than any lcp 1/2, hellcat, and p360. Carrying a walther ppk/s otherwise. Because all i really care about is putting shots on target. I carrying the cr920 because they dont make 12rd 9mm ppk's. 🤜🤛
Love your videos man. I was a corpsman and just what little stuff you call "basic" seems sooo much better then what i was shown in the service. Really appreciate your comprehensive approach. Hope your channel does very well man keep it up 🤙
Me too! Our “training” was dog shit from dod. As you know, when dod wants good instruction, the go civilian.
@@OvertonWindex yea plus, i'm sure corpsman carrying a rifle is still kind of new to the marine corps. I'm not sure what rules changed post 911. I always hated the whole "just keep your head down doc" but 🤷🏻♂️
Establishing a consistent grip is the first fundamentals of gun "handling." It is an essential first step to me. But that's just my opinion. Great talk as always.
when I was a young man first getting into pistols, glocks were fairly new, this was 1989, 1990 and everyone I knew was a 1911 the 5906 S&W was seen a weak little 9mm and everyone was on the .45 or nothing train, I got a glock 17 and I caught so much shit at the range, and at hunting camp etc. Watching a video like this in my 50’s now is hilarious that people STILL hold this view of a “toy” gun , that being said all those dudes who gave me shit were the guys leaving their guns in their car and didn’t carry, I jumped on early and never got off. glock is proven yet still catches hate. lol
I carry a glock 43x with talon grip tape on it simply for th fact my hands sweat when I’m out shooting it and it’s humid where I live so if I’m not even working my hands just swea it works for me
I like my little Taurus G2c. It runs and it's all I could afford at the time. I'm just so use to it now it's all I carry. 😆 Love your content man, glad ya got out the hospital ok. Rock on
I have every kind of gun made revolvers, 1911s, polymer guns and all kinds of rifles but I always carry my Glock everyday.
Sir do you like Glocks? Because that's what I'm getting. That's the vibe.
How is it that we live in 2024, with original glocks out there still hammering away and people still give them shit?
Remarkable lack of people picking up on the P320 comment, and not sperging out in the comments about various forms of "Sig gun drop explodes".
I work with a lot of machinery because I'm a locksmith and I make knives. I'm grinding all the time. Asked my optometrist one time about ANSI Z87 rated glasses and he said almost all polycarbonate lenses are pretty much ANSI Z 87 equivalent and you're actually paying for that stamp on the glasses that OSHA wants, but other than the marking, there's not hardly any difference at all. Haven't done my own ballistic testing to prove it because I can't afford to test like that, but just throwing it out there.
I agree 100% shooting and accuracy is a art form, time, dedication & persistence, if you don’t know what your doing you have to unlearn the bad things & retrain yourself how to properly grip & shoot. The crazy part is one you do that, now you have just started ( the fundamentals) now it’s time to put in more time & get better with speed and accuracy.
It’s also good to be honest and humble. If you throw a shot to far left or right be honest. Correct it and keep going. The more you do it, the more its muscle memory. But it takes time.
I rock the normal-looking Wileys for safety glasses... they make several models for guys that don't want to look like military bros, but still have all the safety ratings.
For safety glasses, I just have the big clear wrap around ones that fit over my glasses. Best $15 I ever spent at Home Depot, ANSI rated.
I have a walther ppq that feels like it was molded exactly to my hand but I still love the uncomfortably comfortable feel my glock has I feel like my grip on my glock is a lot stronger because of all the extra real estate on the grip
I was looking at Pentax work glasses with the wind guards for shooting.
If Ron Swanson had a gun channel
Yes you are absolutely right!🤣
Bro.
Hah! Spot on.
lol, imagine not using a proper carrying belt. that has to suck
Don't let feelings determine your survival, when your life depends on it, Glock.
For eye pro recommendations. I have used Guard Dog Goggles, and am waiting to pick up a pair of Wiley X glasses that are safety rated.
Ive been running a glock so long i have the reverse of when a non glock guy shoots a glock.
Yeah I kinda have this cause I predominantly shoot my 17 more than any other pistol, and everything else feels slightly odd. Even my 1911, I have gotten to the point where I'm really not a fan of the 1911 angle grips.
The MOS only comes with one plate (RMR) now, at least the G49 I bought only came with one. Seems fine, I don't have the old plates to compare.
Hey Overton, have you thought about getting a mold of your grip as a replacement for the chassis of a glock 19. Just a thought, not practical for anyone but as content for the channel.
Curious what you would think about it as opposed to a stock glock 19.
Tacticalrx makes pretty good prescription shooting glasses
I carry a PX4 Compact Carry. You should try one if you haven’t yet. It’s really good.
Oakley m2s are the most comfy. I'm pretty sure they make prescriptions.
It feels like a toy? Good. I have 10,000 training hours on my nintendo lightgun. Perhaps that's why I can't miss with glock.
Can you give your thought on med kits for EDC or otherwise???
I took a new shooter to the range and let him try a glock, an m&p, and a p320 among other things. He bought a 4" python and couldn't be happier. the heart wants what it wants man.
There is no natural way to control tiny explosions with 2 hands away from your body. Whatever gets your shots on target is the right grip.
You were the kid chest passing 3 pointers in college eh?
Loved this format. Keep'em coming. 👍
I used to complain about glock ergonomics. Then i got a G19, trained religiously, and now I don't want anything else.
Have you tried the Alien gear rapid force holsters?
Sending blessings to you and your family. May God guide you in defense of your family and the weak.
Okay, so, I was one of those idiot new shooters that had to be different. Everyone had a glock. The internet said the grip was fucky and the trigger was "blegh", so I got a CZ-P10c (this was around 6 years ago). Three years later, I broke down and bought a glock 19x, because the mags are everywhere and cheap as fuck, so I may as well have one in case SHTF, right? Well, wouldn't you fucking know, I go to the range, and I instantly, out of the box, shoot the 19x, which I'd never touched before, better than the gun I'd been shooting for 3 years. Now, I still had a lot of learning to do as a shooter, and I would grow a lot more over the coming years, but the fact remains, OW ain't wrong. Out of the numerous handguns I have now, the OG glock frame is still the one that compliments me the most as a shooter. Part of that is preference of the shooter, sure, but the 19 I carry day in and day out and have thousands of rounds through, hasn't malfunctioned once or given me any greif. Stop fighting it, just get a glock already (specifically a 19, or a 17 if you're a bigger guy and don't have trouble concealing it). ALSO, as the man says, a good, proper grip, takes effort and doesn't feel "natural", if that's even a thing.
I wish I could assist with the search to find prescription eye pro, I'm still using the set I received in the armed forces years ago. Not even the correct prescription anymore but it's all I have.
ill never use glock after my first one almost blew my thumb off, and the second one shot the slide down range not box of ammo in. idk if their QC has been bad lately but man it dropped
Hers a better question. Polymer frame pistols proven. But why the Huge push back on Polymer frame Rifles? Like Polymer AR15 lower.
It's like educational background noise while I try to wrinklefy my smooth brain
Longer form content is great
Any tips for bad eyesight but too stupid/stubborn to get glasses?
These are getting better and better. The set, editing, and all
Hey brother! Love your videos, I was wondering on your thoughts on a 43x mos with the palmetto dagger compact mags (1+15). Thanks!
Glock mags in Glocks only. If you want 15 rounds, g19
Walther is making some good carry guns too. They make compacts. Canik''s compact is pretty meh. Their big guns are good tho. I dunno tho, I actually think Glock feels right when doing a proper grip. I like the ledge they have in front of the takedown pins. If need be you can use that kinda like a "gas pedal". A lot of guns are flat in that area and as such its not as easy to grip them when shooting fast. Canik has a little memory pad thing on the Rival frame but that isn't as good as a raised ledge like Glock has.
I'll probably always carry Glock.
One other thing--the 1911 is definitely obsolete. HOWEVER, I like those newer 2011 type pistols. They're a little bulky but damn they're so easy to shoot fast. I don't own one so I can't speak from that perspective but I have had the opportunity to fire a few including some pretty good ones like Staccato P's and such. They're nice guns. I doubt they're as reliable as Glock but they're viable imo.
Edit: Damnit overton I'm 3 edits deep on this one. Just wanted to let you know, if you DO have a pistol you want to have milled Wager Machine Works does indeed cut the locator lugs(I think they're called Recoil Bosses or something?) on the slide for an RMR cut. They also have the slide back to you in around a week if you chose a cerakote finish. They do offer nitride too but that will take longer than a week to get back. They cost about $100.
Walther PDP-F is one of the best modern striker fired pistols on the market, the grip is simply just superior. That said I stick with me Gen 2 G17 anyway.
I may buy a carry Glock at some point, but I'm going to burn in the Echelon for a bit and see if it holds up. So far so good.
I still think the G19 is the best carry gun on the market.
@@armorers_wrench might be, but my brain likes flexibility. I like modular systems.
@@zero451208😂
Come on man, the VA glasses are of course the best. They’re tough, they’re free, when they break order a new pair. (This is satire). WhileyX and Oakley have worked for me for years. Not gonna lie I usually wear my VA glasses because I forget to switch out when I’m shooting…..or doing anything.
What holster do you recommend?
ok, strictly CCW as a guy, I'm 6ft 4, and I'm not a tiny guy, lol.I do agree that a proper grip is lost by most, even me, lol. ok.. I'm not a glock fan, but with that said, it's not because it's polymer. I do carry a 43 as a backup( it was a gift), but my EDC is a sig 365. I don't care if a weapon is polymer or steal. I carry about proper feel in my hand if it fits me correctly. So many choices lol. So what's your opinion of the sig 365??
You should leave the light primer strike 365 at home and edc the 43. Not talking sht just those things are a disaster and your 43 is leaps and bounds better.
well, maybe the case, but so far, mine has never failed to fire. I do practice and train with mine just because I want to stay sharp. The first ones may have had a problem, but mine has not. My wife carries with the same model as I do and so far it's not failed. Thanks for the thoughts.
Oakley wire tap 2.0 titanium I just took a 1" copper pipe to the face hard. Oakley took the hit like a champ. 0 issues. Glasses took the impact my eyes did not. They look fucking cool too.
This was amazing. Thank you for this.
I love your content. Your sarcasm is world class. Keep up the great content.
If it accelerates projectiles to supersonic speeds. It's not a toy.
Yes I know there is such a thing as subsonic ammunition... It's still enough to not want to stand in front of the projectile, or point at your buddy to the left.
CZ.
Proper grips take practice and conditioning to get used to. When you start, it feels wrong, but a lot of beginners will over exaggerate their positions when unsupervised, making it worse. Use a mirror, there are other effective shooting techniques, if you need more options or find other techniques not quite doing it for you, I recommend grip strength.
Hey Overton, What Adaptor plate Do you Suggest for an 19GMOS for Rmr i know you said in passing once or twice.
C&H precision
Not the fizz! Anything but the fizz
:(
We are tool box twins. Sir, you've got good taste.
Do the rivet mod?
@OvertonWindex not yet. Right now it's actually sitting my living room as a dog food station for my mastiffs.
I like this kind of video style and I was not let down by the boomer and his "TwO WorLd wArS" comment.
I don’t like the Glock ergos, but the damn things just run
Sorely needed pragmatism. Thank you Sir!
I dig this format, great way to present some information and reminds me I need lighting in my gun safe.
My pistol is made of pasta.
My gen 3 glock 20 feels good in my hand
What's your thought on the glock 23?
Same same. It’s great
I love Glock. 😊 I can show you it’s not a toy
I like this style of video. It helps keep my smooth brain well polished.
Daddy windex please teach me how to shoot. I always pull my shots to the left with my G19
Same bro. It bothers me lol
Walther pdp compact nutsss
Wiley or Oakley make prescription/ Ballistic glasses .
oh no not the serpa 😂 when i bought my first gun my father contacted me and told me he had a holster that was nib that he wasn't going to use...it was a serpa so i said yah sure took it home put it in the closet and hid it from the world at one point he had asked if i still had it because he was thinking about doing more owb carrying so i just told him id buy him something new because i lost it lmao
People that complain about the way it feels confuse me. Never found a gun that is uncomfortable to hold. Also it doesn’t matter what it feels like it matter what the person your shooting feels like.
Hey dude i think you're hilarious and I wanted to tell you about ESS eyewear. I think they have a military issue? set of goggles with prescription inserts. Profile NVG is the name if I remember. Ive used them for years, very good eyes
So the CZ-75, Sig Saur P226, and Beretta M9 are not the literal definition of combat fighting pistols because they have metal frames??? And the 1911 is still a fighting pistol it’s just an old ass design that is arguably obsolete…
M&p 2.0
I had metal Tonka trucks…I guess that means they weren’t toys. My AR’s have plastic grips…I guess those are toys.
Not really what he's saying here
I know that’s not what he’s saying. The argument that metal=duty and plastic=toy is flawed. Full metal frames suck to carry.
You missed the point
@@Nh106- no I didn’t, I was agreeing with what he said. It was a sarcastic statement aimed at those that think metal frame=superior to polymer. My 1911’s are range toys.
@@nomad4713hes mocking the boomers with that mindset
Dude's just trying to give some good advice. Pissed off cause the internet let village idiots form a congress. You got my sympathy and respect haha
And then someone’s gonna split their femoral artery with that holster & all the plebs & gigafudds will say “SEE SEEE. YOU SHOULDn’t carry with a round in the chamber! Your handgun should be cruiser ready!”
100% weight matters
Hey I like tea cupping...
Thank you. Gotta go. Enjoy your day- whatever you decide to do 👍🏼
Awesome Vid Dude!! Keep them coming brother!!
Thosr that call them toys most likely never had to hump the weight.
Open Heart? I had a CABG X4...two heart attacks. Like you, still fucking kicking. Stay strong Brother. Good videos.
ECMO, LVAD/RVAD X3, 8 open hearts, Then Transplant. 9 heart attacks.
Fuck! Either God Loves you because you're still here...Or God Hates you and is "having fun" fucking with you! Even with my 11 surgeries (dis-Abled Veteran)I'm in AWE of your persistence in NOT giving up.HOORAH!@@OvertonWindex
I really like these spoken word long form explanations . It “ clicks “ in my smooth brain better. Like knowledge that has been passed down for millennia .
I am in awe of your tenacity for life after your health issues very inspiring actually. And the edits you do are top notch and with vision issues it has to be very hard .
The best way to thank you is to add more of your merch to my smooth brain patch.
The lighter is genius 😂😂😂
While it is good advice to tell experienced people to get their holster first, before the gun, it is horrible advice to tell to newbies to do that. For people new to guns they don't know if they want to mount a light, or which light. They don't know if they want a gas pedal or tactical rail. They don't know if they want to replace anything that would make them need a custom or special ordered holster.
Dude check out sport equipment like basket ball stuff I’m sure the have sport shooting glasses
Let's just say the thing a-bout Guns and, male parts is some-one allways has a bigger one that hits harder and never shoot'z to quick hits the same hole time and time again....the truth is we all think were...pretty cool!!
I think you might also be incorrect on locking your joints to mitigate recoil. Especially with that chicken wing thing you were doing. Just as you spoke about the teacup of Paul walker, I think you need to maybe do some more research on what new techniques and disciplines have come about. Concerning pistol handling techniques. It’s probably not that new but it’s been more prevalent now.
I'm not.
Had a relatively new sig that the front sight went dead on? Someone suggested that gun cleaner or oil killed it...well then it's shit
The glock is a good pistol but Personally i prefer the 1911 but if ww3 dose happen i would probably use the 1911 that uses glock mags
Elaborate on your point about grip pressure. I want to discuss this but you kinda blew through that.
I get tired of your shorts, but this was a good video. You were relatable. I enjoyed it.
Czp10c? Taking that all day over a Glock
I have both. I prefer glock. My 2 cents.