Home Defense Firearms

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • One question we get asked on a daily basis, is: "what is the best firearm for home defense?". The answer is different for many individuals, depending on where they live, the layout of their home, how many people live in their home, etc.. If you are in the market for a home defense firearm, and you aren't sure which route to take, hopefully this video will help guide you to the best option for your specific needs.

Komentáře • 14

  • @leroyb1876
    @leroyb1876 Před 3 lety +1

    Just found your channel and subscribed

  • @DJ-tg7nk
    @DJ-tg7nk Před 3 lety

    Your channel is undersubbed, it's really good info... thanks fellas

  • @austinevans3718
    @austinevans3718 Před 3 lety

    Can you guys do your favorite pump hunting shotguns?

  • @1977Yakko
    @1977Yakko Před 3 lety

    The shotgun will probably blow your eardrums out as well in an enclosed space. Also, unless they're at least basically familiar with it, many women and kids probably can't shoot it without it flying into their face and bloodying their nose in the process (even with "low" velocity buckshot). I think this is in part why the AR-15 has gained in popularity over the shotgun. Your 8 year old kid or 80 year old grandmother can shoot it comfortably with a simple adjustment of the stock. But as you stated in the video, the AR is ridiculous loud as well. So unless you keep a set of earmuffs next to your boomstick and/or AR, I'm guessing the handgun is probably the go to firearm for defense in your house from an intruder. Just my .02

    • @aarontitusz8655
      @aarontitusz8655 Před 2 lety +1

      Hand guns are loud as shit too….I fired Ruger pcc and glock 19 and glock 19 is loud as shit even with 2 layers of hearing protection

    • @1977Yakko
      @1977Yakko Před 2 lety

      @@aarontitusz8655 True enough. I guess some ringing ears are just going to be the immediate price you pay should you be in the unfortunate situation where you have to defend yourself with a firearm of any type. Unless you have a firearm with a suppressor handy and even then, they're often still somewhat loud depending on the type of firearm. Sure, they lower the decibel level somewhat but it's definitely not like Hollywood would have you believe. As for hearing protection, I wear puffs n' muffs at the range and even then some things are still a bit loud.

    • @aarontitusz8655
      @aarontitusz8655 Před 2 lety +1

      @@1977Yakko silencers are illegal in Canada…not to mention handguns are banned recently by dictator trudeau and rifles are pinned to 5 rounds 🥲

    • @1977Yakko
      @1977Yakko Před 2 lety

      @@aarontitusz8655 Yeah, Castro Jr. is quite the tyrant. I wish Canada could get rid of him.

  • @terrydavis5850
    @terrydavis5850 Před 3 lety

    WHERE ARE YOU LOCATED?

  • @terrydavis5850
    @terrydavis5850 Před 3 lety

    I ASK A QUESTION ON A VIDEO A FEW MONTHS AGO, DO THEY MAKE A LITE WITH A SHORT OR ADJUSTABLE LENGTH CORD, ALL I SEE ARE LONG CORDS, THAT JUST GET IN THE WAY.

    • @1977Yakko
      @1977Yakko Před 3 lety

      On my AR, I got a Surefire Mini Scout Light that is 500 Lumens. No cord, just a button at the end that I can reach with my index finger without adjusting my grip. It's $250-$270. No sense buying some Death Star beam of a light (1000+ Lumens) that'll blind you as well when the light bounces off the wall in the dark of night.

    • @terrydavis5850
      @terrydavis5850 Před 3 lety

      @@1977Yakko IV BEEN SEEING MORE AND MORE LIKE THAT. MAKES SENSE TO ME.