Tips on how to properly load and unload your firearm. Welcome to my channel dedicated to safely learning firearms. Any inquires please send email to gungamegreat@gmail.com
When unloading the round in the chamber always lean the gun to the right and in a safe direction so that the round drops out from the opening on the correct side, if you lean to the left the extractor can pull the round back with enough force and the primer can come into contact with the ejector and ignite the round, please give good advice :)
This is a great example you have given us to load and unload and also making sure there is no shell in the chamber. Mine 40 cal Sig Sauer I keep loaded and it's been awhile since I've done anything with it.its just where I keep it just incase and I live alone so no danger of anyone else getting to it. But the other day I was thinking about it and realised it's been awhile and wanted to be sure I remembered how to unload it safely since it's loaded.And i live in an area where i cant shoot it here at home. So I decided to check out CZcams to see if there was a video showing how to unload and load it to refresh my mind and this was the first video to pop up and it's perfect for what I needed. So thank you very much for the refresher coarse and I feel better about it and can do what I need to to be safe handling it. Thanks again buddy I appreciate it.
Excellent job. I’m looking at these videos because, I just bought an Sig P365 and I’m having one hell of a time racking it. It seems extremely stiff. I have 3 other semi auto pistols so just in case the problem is with me I got those out and practiced racking them. I had no problem racking any of them. I’m not sure what to do next. I think I’ll call where I bought it, Cabela’s, and see if I can take it back and trade it for another one or maybe they can show me what I might be doing wrong. I will add, when I examined the Sig P365’s in the show case at two different stores they racked very easy compared to the one I bought and brought home. Do you have any ideas for me?
So there are two methods to load a gun. The purpose of slider is to only add a buller from cartilage to barrel Order of unloading gun is very important
Great video brother!! I don’t like sig I’m a Springfield XD guy but great video. You might be interested in trying Liberty Civil Defense 9mm ammo. It’s all I carry.
The FBI is probably wondering why I am watching a video on how to unload and load a gun properly. FBI promise I don’t want to use it illegally; I am just getting it for safety.
At no point did you mention that always keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction. That is the first thing to do! You then proceed to load a live round and point the gun in a 60 degree arc including at the tabletop.
You need a uplula. The p365 mags are very tight/strong. I loaded mine up with my uplula then let them sit for 2 weeks... every few days, I unloaded them then reloaded them back up. They are much easier to load now.
I picked one up yesterday, but have had guns since I was 17. As Gary and the video creator said a new gun needs a certain amount of 'breaking in' when you get it. Mine is new so I have the same issues with the 12 rounds mags it came with and even the slide release seems stiff. Normally with use it will get better.
Hey man. You ever have problems loading the mags at first? Like where you really gotta jam it in more than with other guns? If so, did it loosen up a little bit over time?
They will loosen up over time, especially if you exercise the springs at first. The magazine design is what makes this pistol innovative... it also requires a very tight fit and strong spring. I recommend that p365 owners buy an uplula to help load magazines at first until they break in.
My p365 I couldn’t get 8 in the 10 rd mag and 9 in the 12 rd mag. I used a loading tool to help get the last ones. After leaving them for a month fully crammed in there I can do it by hand now easily
How do you do that in a condo? How many rooms should we clear before we do this procedure? Why don't you have a steel bullet trap? My LGS has me use one at the entrance. You should too probably, especially in a multi-foamily unit.
A steel bullet trap. Is this really a thing? Do people actually use something like that. I try to put safety first so if this is something I should be doing I’d appreciate some honest feedback. I’m new to guns so please don’t flame me.
My aunt has this gun but when she racks the slide the slide catch always locks it to the back. Isn't it supposed to go back forward as soon as she racks it back? its brand new could this be the issues . need help
If there is an empty magazine in the gun it will automatically lock back. The idea being that you then drop the empty mag, press in a fresh loaded mag and rack the slide, releasing the lock and "slam" you have a loaded chamber.
I am unable to follow his instructions because his demo seems like hands moving around, and hands blocking what he is doing. Plus, he repeats himself when there is no need for repetition because viewers can do a replay if viewers didn't follow.
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How do you like that Sig P365? Do you still have the pistol? I have a Sig P320X Compact and I do love my pistol but after shooting a new Sig P365Xwith the 2 compensator slots cut/machined into the slide yesterday I am seriously thinking of swithing my every day carry gun from the Sig P320X Compact to a Sig P365Xwith the compensator. I don't switch guns or even my EDC pistol but there was that much of a difference, to me anyway to make me contemplate eating the cost of the gun and an IWB/Appendix Werkz holster that will accommodate my weapon light that I currently have on my Sig P320X Compact
When unloading the round in the chamber always lean the gun to the right and in a safe direction so that the round drops out from the opening on the correct side, if you lean to the left the extractor can pull the round back with enough force and the primer can come into contact with the ejector and ignite the round, please give good advice :)
Great advice will use
Interesting, I never knew that, that explains a lot of the accidental discharges I've seen video's of
I mean that’s common sense lol
Great video. I searched for a simple how to load and unload and this video gave me exactly what I was looking for.
Great video! Simple and to the point. Safety first. Thank you.
Like your tutorial on loading and unloading the firearm. Easy and simple. Thank you for that lesson. Have a nice day. God Bless
This is a great example you have given us to load and unload and also making sure there is no shell in the chamber.
Mine 40 cal Sig Sauer I keep loaded and it's been awhile since I've done anything with it.its just where I keep it just incase and I live alone so no danger of anyone else getting to it.
But the other day I was thinking about it and realised it's been awhile and wanted to be sure I remembered how to unload it safely since it's loaded.And i live in an area where i cant shoot it here at home. So I decided to check out CZcams to see if there was a video showing how to unload and load it to refresh my mind and this was the first video to pop up and it's perfect for what I needed.
So thank you very much for the refresher coarse and I feel better about it and can do what I need to to be safe handling it.
Thanks again buddy I appreciate it.
Good clear concise tutorial
Thank you for the proper exclamation and video. Well done
Short and sweet. Very good video.
Good video. Simple and to the point.
Yes, this video shows that no one is truly useless, some can serve as a bad example.
Excellent job. I’m looking at these videos because, I just bought an Sig P365 and I’m having one hell of a time racking it. It seems extremely stiff. I have 3 other semi auto pistols so just in case the problem is with me I got those out and practiced racking them. I had no problem racking any of them. I’m not sure what to do next. I think I’ll call where I bought it, Cabela’s, and see if I can take it back and trade it for another one or maybe they can show me what I might be doing wrong. I will add, when I examined the Sig P365’s in the show case at two different stores they racked very easy compared to the one I bought and brought home. Do you have any ideas for me?
Good video dude. Straight to the point
So there are two methods to load a gun.
The purpose of slider is to only add a buller from cartilage to barrel
Order of unloading gun is very important
Short, Simple and to the Point!
Tnx for this info for gun safety..
Great Video. Very Informative and right to the point. 4:11
Thank you.
Great video brother!! I don’t like sig I’m a Springfield XD guy but great video. You might be interested in trying Liberty Civil Defense 9mm ammo. It’s all I carry.
Thanks
Thank you! I just picked one up today and stumbled across your video. Simple and to the points 🙌🏼
Great video! Only suggestion is to not put your finger in the breech. If that slide slammed shut, your day would get bad real fast.
Thanks for the video!
Thank you
Awesome video. Thank you!
The FBI is probably wondering why I am watching a video on how to unload and load a gun properly.
FBI promise I don’t want to use it illegally; I am just getting it for safety.
thanks dude!
Thank you 😊
Just got this gun brand new a few days ago. My slide release is next to impossible to use. It's so hard to push down! Was yours like that?
Yes cuz it's a NEW gun . After putting a few 100 rounds throw the gun it was get easier to use .
Mine wasn’t like that but it should get easier over time
Mine’s like that . Even though I’m a badass , it gives my thumb a beat down
Mine was like that as well. The more you use it, the easier it will release.
Thanks for the info. So how do you handle the +1 round?
Thank you 😊!! Very good video.
At no point did you mention that always keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction. That is the first thing to do! You then proceed to load a live round and point the gun in a 60 degree arc including at the tabletop.
Just picked up same gun today. It seems almost impossible to load rounds into the mag. Is there a hack to this particular 9mm?
You need a uplula. The p365 mags are very tight/strong. I loaded mine up with my uplula then let them sit for 2 weeks... every few days, I unloaded them then reloaded them back up. They are much easier to load now.
Nah loader or just load as many as you can let sit overnight then try again have to break it in
Just load as much as you can. The spring will break in. I was able to load 10 after a day or so.
I picked one up yesterday, but have had guns since I was 17. As Gary and the video creator said a new gun needs a certain amount of 'breaking in' when you get it. Mine is new so I have the same issues with the 12 rounds mags it came with and even the slide release seems stiff. Normally with use it will get better.
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Good video thank you!
You’re welcome
This was so helpful!!!!!
How to load the magazine on gun
The gun you can conceal carry in your underpants and a t-shirt.
This is the video I was looking for. Thank you!
Hey man. You ever have problems loading the mags at first? Like where you really gotta jam it in more than with other guns? If so, did it loosen up a little bit over time?
They will loosen up over time, especially if you exercise the springs at first.
The magazine design is what makes this pistol innovative... it also requires a very tight fit and strong spring. I recommend that p365 owners buy an uplula to help load magazines at first until they break in.
My p365 I couldn’t get 8 in the 10 rd mag and 9 in the 12 rd mag. I used a loading tool to help get the last ones. After leaving them for a month fully crammed in there I can do it by hand now easily
How do you do that in a condo? How many rooms should we clear before we do this procedure? Why don't you have a steel bullet trap? My LGS has me use one at the entrance. You should too probably, especially in a multi-foamily unit.
A steel bullet trap. Is this really a thing? Do people actually use something like that. I try to put safety first so if this is something I should be doing I’d appreciate some honest feedback. I’m new to guns so please don’t flame me.
Great video. One of best.
I know this video is old. Be careful putting your finger in there. You will be in the hospital real quick if you mess up, bro. Great video!! 🤗😘
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My aunt has this gun but when she racks the slide the slide catch always locks it to the back. Isn't it supposed to go back forward as soon as she racks it back? its brand new could this be the issues . need help
She is trying to lock it back with an empty magazine
If there is an empty magazine in the gun it will automatically lock back.
The idea being that you then drop the empty mag, press in a fresh loaded mag and rack the slide, releasing the lock and "slam" you have a loaded chamber.
Don’t put your finger there.
That Gun is way to small for your hands
Loading wow
Okay awesome be careful
I am unable to follow his instructions because his demo seems like hands moving around, and hands blocking what he is doing. Plus, he repeats himself when there is no need for repetition because viewers can do a replay if viewers didn't follow.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV, Jesus Christ is the only way
How do you like that Sig P365? Do you still have the pistol? I have a Sig P320X Compact and I do love my pistol but after shooting a new Sig P365Xwith the 2 compensator slots cut/machined into the slide yesterday I am seriously thinking of swithing my every day carry gun from the Sig P320X Compact to a Sig P365Xwith the compensator.
I don't switch guns or even my EDC pistol but there was that much of a difference, to me anyway to make me contemplate eating the cost of the gun and an IWB/Appendix Werkz holster that will accommodate my weapon light that I currently have on my Sig P320X Compact