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I still remember simple words that were surprisingly spoken by a lowly NRA certified instructor for the CCW class. He said, if you would not go somewhere that seemed dangerous, once you carry a gun you still don't go there. I have thought about that a lot over the years, and he is right. Having a gun, putting a hole in someone who might then still put a hole in me, is not a winning situation.
Wise words.
True. People always say if I think I’ll get in trouble I’ll carry a higher capacity firearm. I have a great idea ..... don’t go. Stay away from that situation.
Someone should teach you how to fight . You 🤡
Very true Sam
Some years ago I took a training class required to get a concealed carry license in Utah. It included some simulations where the instructor played the part of the aggressor (he was not visibly armed, but was a very big guy). I volunteered to be the defender in one of the simulations. I carried a plastic simulated self defense tool in a belt holster. My simulated situation was a dark and pretty empty mall parking lot at night, and my objective was to make it to my car. So when I entered the room, the guy was leaning against a wall to my right side. He said “Hey Buddy” and started to walk toward me. I changed my path to the left to maintain distance. He followed me, asking for money, and I kept saying that I could not help him. But he kept closing the distance. Finally I spun around into a long and strong martial arts stance, with my weak side hand up in a strong “stop” position and my strong side hand not on the butt of the holstered defense tool but hovering near it, and said “STOP” in a commanding voice. The guy stopped and looked at me for a minute, then said “No Buddy, I don’t want any trouble,” and turned to walk away. I stayed in position and watched him until he was a good distance away, then continued on my way. I was the only one in that class who successfully got the guy to back off, and did it without drawing. I said all this to say, keep showing movement, positioning, and defensive language in your videos. I do find it valuable.
Thank you for taking the time to write that comment and share that story. Occasionally I get mocked by the shoot fast and spray a lot of lead brigade for things I present in my videos. The bottom line is that I am presenting how I personally train based on my experience and training as a police officer and on my individual research and training in unarmed self defense. I am no expert, but I try to present preparedness and strategies that can be useful getting people out of situations before they escalate. A show of assertiveness is definitely one.
Oddly enough here in the US territory of PR although not required by law in the classes to get a CCW license it is recommended to issue a challenge i.e. stop,get away from me,stay away from me,etc. Not just to give the other person a chance to think twice but for legalities sake so that others know you are not the aggressor.
I like my Charter Arms Bulldog. 44!👍🇺🇸
That model 10 "Joe Friday Special" is absolutely beautiful.
Shooting from your getting knocked down is a pretty good exercise to try. Nice.
Love the snubs - especially the Chief's Special from Mr. Holster. Miss him. A lot.
BTW, mine is a S&W P360 .357
That's a great gift, from an even greater man.
I personally love my model 36 cheff special. She’s my bedside companion. It’s my quote get the F**k off me gun. At close range you can’t take it out of battery when pressed up against someone on top of you.
I really enjoy you videos. It’s Jan 26, 2021 and I was just reading about a guy in New York 16 hours ago who was assaulted, robbed, stripped naked and beaten senseless in broad daylight by 12 attackers, male and female. If he had a gun to defend himself they might have not been able to take it as far as they did. If the first round scattered them, they might have only run for cover to get a gun out to return fire. In that situation you’re now in a gun fight, and 5 rounds with a reload is not where I’d want to be in that type of situation. I’m in a wheelchair, I’ve been in a wheelchair since 1986 and I was 18 years old then. In 1988 While working late one Friday night in downtown Atlanta I had a group of men surround me and threaten me as I was going to the parking lot. They were talking about whether or not they should rob me. It was a short conversation they had but one guy said to the other guy "that crippled motherfucker ain’t got no money" and the other guy said well he’s got a car. I just knew I was about to get robbed. It was one of the scariest altercations I have faced in my lifetime. I was 20 years old in a wheelchair and I had nothing on me but a little pocket knife which was useless. Suddenly my boss and another guy who were working late that night with me turned the corner and shouted at them. Vic, my boss pulls a 4" 686 out of his coat pocket. And that took the attention off me, but I was still about to piss myself with fear. After several verbal swaps the five guys bugging me walked away. Yes... they just walked away. They didn’t run, they just walked away. I was able to get in my car and leave, but I was beside myself with fear. I learned a few important lessons that night. 1. A gun is a great tool to have to protect yourself. 2. Don’t be limited to 6 rounds in a revolver. 3. Never use a gun as a tool or intimidation. 4. If you’re going to carry a gun you better be willing to use it. The day I turned 21 I bought a gun, and I have carried a gun everyday since. My first gun was a Llama 1911 which was a nightmare, but my second gun was a Charter Arms Bulldog .44 spl. It’s a nice gun, and it throws a Skeeter load with no problems. I upgraded to a Glock 19 in the mid 90’s and that has been with me everyday since. I’ve also been to a few training seminars, although most of the practicals the instructors and I had to make up on the spot. Since I was the first handicapped student they had ever taught in classes. But I’m just glad I live in a state that lets me exercise my right to defend myself, unlike that poor guy I read about today.
I commend you for not wanting to be a victim. High capacity makes sense for someone in your position. Your options are limited.
That sounds like its from a not civilised world! That insane.
@@Gieszkanne New York and Komifornia are third world countries now. Komifornia is so bad now that US citizens there are reverse immigrating to Mexico for affordable housing.
Sad to say that if that guy who got attacked in the communist state of new York had taken out a firearm or any weapon our governor , corrupt district attorney and liberal judges would have prosecuted him and hailed the dirtbags as some kind of hero’s.
I am an sp 101 guy myself. Love that chief's special with the white grip. Mr. Holster, gone but never forgotten!!
I've got an SP 101. It's my hiking gun.
My favorite and EDC is the Taurus 856. It works and is always ready.
It's amazing how popular that little snub is. I've been carrying mine a lot lately.
Everyone knows that revolvers will get you killed in the streets because every shootout occurs against at least 10 ninjas armed with UZI's and the only way to be prepared is to learn to pocket carry a full sized AR15 with a 100 round c mag. Your living in a fantasy if you think your prepared for anything with your revolvers. (Love your videos keep them coming.)
That one had me laughing.
Ya but, during the summer of love Roits, or almost peaceful protests, you can be "Bummed Rushed"
(IE) overran by a overwhelming crowds, disparity of force, force in numbers....
Kyle Rittenhouse, Kenosha, WI. Comes to mind....
@@thefusilier4702 I'm following that case with interest. Whichever way it goes; his life was saved by that AR. There was another case in Austin Texas where a driver was threatened by an AK and the rioter was dispatched by a handgun. So depending on what area of the country you live, can make a determination of what firearm to carry.
@@thefusilier4702 I subscribe to "Active Self Protections" first rule of self defense. "Don't go stupid places, with Stupid People at Stupid times and do Stupid things". Perhaps the greatest "Self Defense" rule to be followed and will tend to keep you out of the most trouble. The second one is to "Beware" at all times. When you think you're safe you're actually the least safe.I was caught in a minor street riot in the 90's when the Chicago Bulls won the NBA finals and downtown Chicago for several blocks erupted in a violent celebration with bottles flying in the crowd at police officers and cars getting overturned. That was a stupid place to be and at a stupid time.
@@invictawarrior Agree...
I had an Incident, a couple years back, whereas my Vehicle navigation, guided me out of a traffic jam, right into the "Bermuda Triangle" a verry bad neighborhood, trust me, I didn't want to be there, nor go there, & now I find myself totally unprepared & unarmed....
On a routine mission to a friend's house.....
Since then I have adjusted my travel routine accordingly, cover your ASP...
Hi Greg, been awhile for me here. Love your collection! Thanks for sharing with us!
Love my taurus 856. Exceptional long range accuracy for a handgun. They are get off me guns but they are also get off the guy a block away guns if you do your part, have the right grips, and use the bullet weight it likes.
I've been carrying mine a lot lately. Six rounds and accurate is hard to beat.
Snubbys are my favorite firearms of all time. I’m a S&W guy but a pair Colt Detective Specials have made their way into my collection, a 1967 & 1968 respectively. Great collection you have. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Sonny!
Your SP 101 needs a Hogue Monogrip. I've had one for decades and it made the SP my hands down all time favorite. You won't be sorry. Thank you for all the hard work on your videos, they are very enjoyable.
Thanks for posting. I enjoy talking snubbie revolvers as they are very handy, simple and reliable. I carry SP101s, 2.25 DAO or 3 inch, or lcr(x) 1 7/8 or 3 inch depending on what I doing, weather and situation. Love my ruger snubs.
Great collection! I'm with you on revolver usage. I've got semi auto guns but tend to always reach for a revolver to carry or just for fun. Thanks for sharing
So do I. I have several semi's but grab a revolver almost everytime.
My favorite snubbie is my early 1972, nickle-plated, Colt Detective Special. I try to wear it to the office at least once during the week and usually wear it at home over the weekend. Another nice video Greg. Thanks!
Nice, nice gun!
Short, sweet, and to the point! Kind of like snubby revolvers are...
Good stuff as always, sir!
And that is a nice compliment!
Always a pleasure watching your videos. My EDC is the Ruger LCR in .327 Federal Magnum. My pre lock pin barrel chiefs all sit proudly in the safe.
Good choice.
Thank you for giving of your time and talents.
Good information, I am with you on the good old snubnose revolver . I actually have an old Ruger Speed Six I carried for off duty back in the 80s and it is still going strong!
Can't beat a classic like that!
Great video. Learning to move with a firearm is very important.
I will always appreciate the combination of armed and unarmed self defense. It brings realism to the training. Thank you.
Thank you!
Great points on self defense all! You do not have to worry about the gun being out of battery with the snubbies. Very nice collection. As you point out it is about defense and of course each person must train, do their own research, and find what works and is accurate for theml! Thanks as always and be safe sir.
Good input Robert!
My go to pocket carry 11oz!!
Smith 342TI(titanium cylinder) .38 spec .( Discontinued ) . Installed hogue monogrips 👍.. load with 2 rounds federal HST +p 130 gr.hollows & 3 rounds liberty civil defense frangible rounds... Coming out a 2-in tube 1500 ft per second! Both rounds light recoil.... My other two snubs are charter arms mag pug 357 2-1/4 in factory ported barrel... In my new Taurus 856 SIX shot .38 defender with 3 inch barrel!!
Love snubbies and you have some find ones there. My favorite two that I have is my s&w model 437 and my ruger sp 101 with a 3" barrel. Love the weight of the sp 101 when shooting 357. Thanks for your videos, I enjoy them a lot.
Thanks Lance. I've been wanting a three inch SP-101. I came close to trading this one for one a few months ago, but backed out.
LOVE snubs!!! Interesting and fun video, Greg!
Me and you both!
Nice work! The unarmed self-defense practice and firearm practice combined is the way to go! Sometimes the unarmed self-defense may be enough in some instances...it also has the benefit of creating a bit of distance between yourself and the attacker.
All your snubbies are great!
I have a Ruger LCR in 9mm that I like a lot. 9mm is more powerful than 38. It is shorter so it ejects more positively. The moon clips allow faster reloading too. Plus 9mm is cheaper and there is lots of variety. I had a problem carrying a reload until I discovered using a soft nylon speedloader pouch carried about 2 oclock or 11 oclock for left handed men like yourself. LCR has a great trigger small grips are available. Pachmayr makes a plastic one with a button for little finger extension. Good little gun. Pocket friendly and fast. Enjoy your videos. I miss Mr. Holster he was fun.
Right now with the unavailability of .38 and .357 to practice with, a 9mm revolver is worth it's weight in gold.
@@LionquestFitness Yes it is sir. I have some 38/357 too but lots more 9. It was you who has been reminding me of the value of revolvers. In an up close fight a revolver is much more reliable than any semi.
@@michaelschaffer5984 All guns can have issues, but with semi-autos you have the extra problem of a feeding mechanism that can go awry due to ammo selection, human error, or mechanical failure. It is a tradeoff for capacity.
@@LionquestFitness Yes. My main concern up close is getting the slide out of battery. At hands on distance contact wounds are very likely. A revolver is the thing to have in your hand then a semi may not function if the slide is pushed back
@@LionquestFitness At hands on distance a semi slide is in danger of being pushed out of battery. A revolver will function fine. Contact wounds are devastating.
Perfect you are right on target. Snubs are the thing for close defense.
I recommend the Houge Mono grip for your SP 101. I have one on my SP 101 and it solves the issue you mentioned and helps with recoil of the 357 magnum. Easy to install and you will not break the bank.
I agree with you about the trigger guard on sp101, pounds the knuckle a bit
The 605 is a decent gun, for a gun person. I say that as there's a little less quality control in thread locker and all of those small minor things. A S&W has all that taken care of out of the box, but a Taurus just needs a little TLC, so any person buying a Taurus should also buy a hollow ground driver set and make sure the screws are not loose, also finger turn the cylinder yoke on every cleaning to make sure it's tight and all of that. Like any other product, most of your cost savings is on the fit finish and tiny details.
That dovetails my experience Sam.
The last 3 years Taurus has really up quality control! I just purchased a 3-in six shot 856 defender ...wow what a fantastic gun in the quality is top notch
It’s good to see a fellow south-paw shoot a revolver. I used a snub Colt DS (issued weapon) to defend myself in a gunfight w/three armed robbery suspects in 1974, reloading once under fire. My EDC in retirement is either a 340PD or Ruger LCP, depending on how I’m dressed. My favorite is a Model 10 snub square butt w/a Tyler TGrip b/c of it’s trigger and perfect fit for my XLG hands.
A 340 PD is my everyday carry gun. Good choice.
I've seen your posts....curious about the reload was it dump pouch once behind cover? Or 1 by 1 in the open because that's a huge disadvantage
@@DanTheWolfman If you’re referring to the gunfight I had a speedloader in the pocket of my jacket (I was a detective assigned to the Robbery Squad), and I was behind the driver’s door of my cruiser. If you can find a copy of American Handgunner, Fall 2016, an article by Mas Ayoob gives you all the details of the fight.
Glad to hear a good guy came out on top 👍
@@dalejenkins5102 Thanks but I’ve come to believe it was pure dumb luck as much as anything else that night.
Excellent video my friend all great examples of snubbies, you know I love a good revolver big bore all the way!!!
Great advice !!!!!!!
Always enjoy your vids, I’m a lover of Revolvers
I loved the action. Thanks
Why do people that are here watching your vids and don't like them feel compelled to leave a comment? Just go find something that you like. I personally enjoy these videos because they're unique and Greg does what he's describing. I also see Gun Sam making a comment here - his is another great channel I enjoy for the same reasons.
Thanks!
You always make great videos!! Thanks!
I appreciate you watching!
I think the S&W mod 19 2,5 inch is the best looking snub!
Nice collection
I like your calm & rational reasoning.
Subscribed!
Not always calm or rational, but I work at it.
Enjoyed your snubby collection. I'm a little partial to Rugers and in my opinion maybe the best self defense option
In close quarters defensive situations, you would be hard pressed to beat a snub-nosed revolver.
That's for sure!
I love snubbies. 5-6 shots of 38 is nothing to complain about. I really enjoy the ease of a small j frame. Thanks for all the cool videos.
Greg, my new favorite revolver is my Taurus 856 ultralight.... Can't believe I just said that as I'm a huge Ruger fan (especially revolvers). I mostly pocket carry a Kahr CW380 or LCPII, but when the weather gets colder I will go to IWB a slew of different 9mm or now the 856. I'm growing fonder of revolvers and you very well have a part in that. Thank you and keep up the great work.
FYI forget the haters, they are a small percentage and regardless of what anyone does there will be someone that dislikes you for reasons unknown.
That's for sure! Thanks!
I had a 605 that just would not shoot to point of aim. I got rid of it but I liked every thing about the ergonomics. I might try another one sometime. That think kicked like a mile with 357s though.
Great vid.
I really like my S&W model 49 with Eagle FBI grips plus it was my Dad's gun. It is early 70s production and I use an IWB or pocket holster.
My Taurus 85 is a favorite of mine. Just a 5 shot but it hits right where you aim it
That's been my experience.
I love my snubs! My favorite is my M &:P pre model 10, 2" barrel, manufactured in 1948. I was at a gun show looking for wood grips for my Taurus 856, found a set, and saw Smitty at the next table. Decent bluing & wood stocks, locked up tighter than a bank vault on all 6, good rifling, excellent fit between the crane and the frame. It was love at first sight. $600.00 and it was mine. 😁
Ahhhh - what a beauty. Batjac J.W. fell in love with that particular rendition of the Military and Police Hand Ejector from seeing it in the Harrison Ford movie Witness. It has the half moon sight. He has done quite a few videos on it I'm sure you'd enjoy watching. Good find my friend.
@@LionquestFitness Yes, I know. Oh, by the way, while I'm thinking of it, the Rock Island Armory m 206 fits a leather k frame holster. 😁
Great video, Greg.
As I'm sure you know, Chris at Lucky Gunner has some great videos on revolvers, too. And he's also right that, realistically, most of us are quite well served with a revolver.
Except when you go to Walmart.
Always be prepared.
I have the current Smith bodyguard .38 with the polymer frame. Some people hate plastic but they say it can reduce felt recoil. It is unique for Smith in that the cylinder rotates opposite direction from their other revolvers. It has no key lock if that matters to people. I like the small grips too. No exposed hammer. It has a quirk no one on CZcams has noticed. If you ever get your hands on one I will share
Interesting that it turns clockwise.
You always have beautiful revolvers on your videos, there are several in this video I'd love to own.
My favorite gun is my SW 642. It's my ALWAYS gun. It's the gun I ALWAYS have on me.
Good choice.
So true about where you go and how you act towards people. I have been doing that all my life and have never been in a fight in my life, nor hit or been hit been anyone. I am going to be 40 years old this year so I am pretty good at living by this code. If I carry a snubby I carry my taurus 856 stainless.
I carry either a model 49 which I believe dates to 81 or a model 36 which dates to 1969. Love them both. I also have my 442 and a night cobra. I want a model 10 snub bad, had a model 15 snub I regret selling. Great video. U have a nice collection. I also favor the smiths
I've got the same wood grips on my taurus 85 and love them.
Good info Greg.I put a Pachmyar Diamond Pro grip on my SP101 and it took it to another level.Also last night I ordered a set of Pachmyar Guardian grips for my S&W 638.It has a button in the top finger grove that makes the grip expand out the bottom so you can put your pinky finger onto the grip.I checked out the reviews here on YT and all I saw were very favorable.
Thanks, I'll have to check into that!
I'm pretty happy with the low end, laminated, checkered rosewood Pachmyr grips on my .38 SP101. My eyes do stray to some of the pricier Altamont grips from time to time.
Back in my old Karate days, I did like Kata. Yes, it teaches you movement. Just got back into the revolver world with a Taurus UL856. I want to get the 3" defender. In honor of the great Mr. Holster "that's 8:17 you will never ever get back" lol. Miss him.
Thanks for the mention of Scott (Mr. Holster).
@@LionquestFitness had no idea mr holster was in heaven
Wheel guns are addictive. Just bought a Ruger 38 LCR two weeks ago and will be picking up a new Taurus 82 on Tuesday. Thanks for that review by the way! Having a hell of a time finding 38 ammo these days though.
I meant to mention that. I have a good bit of self defense ammo saved, but training ammo is hard to find. I may have to switch to a semi-auto because I can still find 9mm.
I'm impressed by the fall and the draw from the ground, good form there, fitness shows!
Hi Carlo! Isometrics and the old Charles Atlas Dynamic Tension exercises help keep this sixty year old man with a bad back and hip going.
My favorite would be my go 642’s. I have other snubnose revolvers, but they’re what I always grab. Thanks for Sharing! 👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The 642 is a handy gun that goes places a lot of other firearms don't.
I have to say I love my S&W model 637-2 airweight. Changed out the stocks for Altamont black pearl magna stocks. Carry it outside the waistband in a pancake holster. It is very low profile almost no printing even with a white t-shirt also carry a two second six speed loader pouches from Desantas which carries the HKS speed loaders on top of the belt. That's what works for me. Thanks again for all your advice. Always learn from someone who knows. Be safe and healthy 👍 Have a donut or two and coffee if you like it. ☕🍩🍩
LOL - I'm an anomaly. never liked coffee or donuts.
@@LionquestFitness Well at least if I could, Breakfast would be on me. Maybe someday. Take care.
Well Greg, your favorite is my favorite. That Taurus you're carrying goes with me everyday and everywhere I go as my primary or my backup firearm cycling through or with my Taurus 1911! I don't need a lot of rounds. All I ever needed was a new Taurus and a Wolfe reduced power spring kit and a dremel polishing tip to slick up all the touching surfaces to give me the smooth feel I want. I have a distant cousin who works for Taurus in the Brasil who got me started in 1976. Taurus is my brand of choice. My wife is a long distance runner who loves training on back country roads. Her pouch holds a Taurus Model 85, .38 Special with some SPEER GOLDDOTs I built for her which she loves and shoots real well. She alone out there 400-500 hours per year out there, but I don't worry so much about it because Taurus and SPEER are running with her. Btw, I softened and slicked up her piece.
Man! Good endorsement.
Greg
I appreciate your videos and knowledge and your love of Revolvers!
I have a Ruger SP 101 for my edc and having partial plastic revolvers in the past
I have gotten rid of those and will now only buy stainless steel!
I'm with you on that Steve, I had a frustrating experience with the Taurus Polyprotector; although the Ruger LCR is supposed to be very sturdy.
I know the Lcr is a favorite of many, but I sold mine it was just not for me. I would suggest you try to shoot one first before you buy.
I carry a taurus 605 with hogue rubber grips almost every day with Speer gold dot 30spl +P. My Smith and rugers stay home. I honestly love the sight picture on this revolver the best.
I prefer the wide front sight as well.
As one of my favorite presidents said, "Speak softly and carry a big stick" . Am pretty sure he would approve of your advice, videos & snubbies if he were still with us. (Might not be an exact quote but pretty close.)
Another good video. Thank you
Thank you Richard!
That's a great selection of snubbies. And I agree that a snubbie is a great companion.
Look over the charter arms options sometime. I am pleased with a PitBull in 45acp.
Thanks Big Al!
Nice moves old man (from another old man) ! Thank you for another good vid.
Thank you!
Another excellent video my friend. Happy new year by the way :-)
Hi Brian - I'd been wondering how you were doing. Happy New Year!
With all those snubbies, I would be in heaven. I'm trying to find a s&w model 10 snubby like you have. Great gun. Keep up the good work. Really enjoy your videos. I always learn something. Look forward to your next video.
Thanks Wesley!
Lots of nice snubbies! Maybe I’ll ask for one when Santa comes around again :)
To listen to my daughter, he only comes to Finland! Good to hear from you Fredric!
HA! Greg you are the OB Wan Kenobi for us seniors! Always you do great work!
Thanks.
@@LionquestFitness Greg I really enjoy all the revolver videos. Hope to have my back surgery very soon. My grandkids showed me how to put youtube up on my TV. I will be watching a lot of your videos. Thanks buddy, have a blessed week. Dano ( Getting old is not for Sissy's)
I'll be praying for you brother.@@dano1956
The S&W model 10 is my favorite. I can't find them anywhere anymore but gunbroker for outrageous prices. Good video as always.
I check around pawn shops a good bit.
That is a table full of snubby goodness! I think I’m partial to your model 10, Greg. I’ve got one just like it within a few feet as I type.
I’ve been impressed with a new Colt Cobra snubby, btw. It weighs about the same as my K-frame snubbies and fits in the same holsters too. And no Hillary hole!😁
If things settle down EB by next summer, I'm hoping to get the Colt Cobra. It's on the bucket list.
Things sure need to calm down, that’s for sure.
Fit and finish on the Cobra are very good, at least on my sample, and it has a fiber optic front sight, which my fifty-five year old eyes really appreciate!
The Night Cobra, is DAO, with a bobbed hammer and night sights, is a good, maybe better option for concealed carry.
Take care.
Yeah. That model 10 is a beauty. I'd be nervous about edc with a vintage gun like that. Almost as nervous as making a daily driver out of a classic muscle car. Not easy to replace.
Love snubs. I pretty much like all of them.
my kind of gun owner!
Good stuff!
From Spain: Your videos are masterful and entertaining with commendable English. Fraternal greetings.🙏🏼
Gracias! With my thick southern accent I had to laugh about the commendable English.
@@LionquestFitness It must be that I am also a southerner. There are many similarities. I agree with your explanations of snub-nosed revolvers. I worked in Iraq for Triple Canopy. (EEUU)) I like the Taurus 605 a lot. Thanks for your great videos. Gracias and Blessings from Andalucía (Spain)🙏🏼
Got a EAA Windicator recently it has a K size cylinder. All steel. Hefty little 2.25 inch snub. Shoots ok so far. Use 38 Buffalo Bore wadcutters in it. That's a stiff load hardcast 150 gr. wadcutter 850fps. Thump. Good videos Greg not many people talking revolvers anymore. They're much better for up close hands on range.
I've thought a time or two about a Windicator. Up close and personal is where most self defense situations occur.
GREAT VIDEO'S , I always enjoy your expert advice and training exercises. I like a snub for its fast into action, if need be.
I've got semi-autos I like and am proficient with, but for the most part I feel more comfort with a revolver on my hip.
Stubby revolvers are the original “point and click” devices!
I think practicing the get back, stop commands is a great idea. Make it second nature. So many times when you show them you mean business it could end the confrontation.
Thanks Max1! Recently I had some idiotic exchanges with someone who thought it was ridiculous to do so. I brought up two points he dismissed. One is being on camera. You want it clearly seen by cameras and witnesses you are the defender.
Second is having deliberation in firing, so to hit your target and not injure innocents with missed shots. His answer was that I was going to get myself killed if I didn't go straight to shooting.
I finally got tired of him wasting my time with his passive/aggressive comments and deleted the conversation.
@@LionquestFitness I only put up with so much then I just say I’m done. I had a guy calling me a liar not to long ago for relating an incident that happened a few years back. I just got tired of the exchange and started ignoring him. Disregard the idiots. Love your videos sir.
Thanks for your reply Greg. Smith & Wesson is sending a return shipping label so my barrel can be centered.
That is excellent! I'm glad S&W is going to come through on yours!
Hi Greg! Congratulations! I really liked this video! I also have a Taurus model 605 and I like it very much. Could you give me a tip about how you prepared your front sight (Taurus 605)?
I just used some fluorescent orange finger nail polish from Walmart.
You Got Good Taste in Firearms Dr. Newton.
Beautiful Armory!
Thank ya very much!
Excellent video ! 👍
You have a very nice collection there ! 🔫
Thanks for sharing and stay safe !🇺🇸🗽
Thank you Jerry!
Mr. Holster was a big fan of the Ruger LCR, and I’m surprised not to have seen it (yet) on your channel.
Yeah - Scott gave S&W the boot when they caved to the Clintons in the nineties. In fact, there was a heritage set of revolvers, I don't remember exactly what, that he sent back to S&W for a refund on account of it. That's when he went almost totally to Ruger and Glock.
As for me - I like Ruger and have two Ruger revolvers, but tend to be more of an older S&W guy. And, a Taurus Polyprotector I had some years back pretty much ruined me of ever wanting a polymer revolver again, even though I know the LCR has a rep for quality.
642 for my wife and Taurus 605 for me. 605 is my always gun, I pocket carry it and I love it. Also love your videos, as I learn a lot from them. I am an older dog, but I still learn new tricks.
Thank you Tom!
@Tom Christian follow up shots are faster with 605 than 642, shooting same ammo?
What ammo you and your lady carry?
@@simplydesaninitaly1644 Hornsby critical defense. 90 grain
My EDC is a S&W model 442 loaded with 125gr 38Spl +P. Prior to acquiring this gun I carried a Taurus model 85CH another DAO 38Spl. I have also carried a 3" S&W CS1 ( non cataloged 686 with a round butt) until image it to my son in law. I am 70 years old and try to live my life in such a manner that I'm not likely to need to use my gun, but having it just give that extra bit of peace mind.
Doug, I like that idea of peace of mind. I could carry a polymer wonder pistol, and I do like them, but there is something comforting about carrying a simple revolver.
Greg, I lucked out today. I put a 2" model 10 on layaway this morning. It's a blue finish square butt. I can't wait to get it home.
Good find!
Just got a j frame 442, I'm shootin & havin fun with it. Installed a reduced power spring kit & I like it allot. I'm a 1911 guy, but I kinda like this tiny revolver!
Gun of choice is 357 with 4" barrol , because choice of 38 ammo and added power.
Can't argue with that!
Check out VZ grips for that Ruger Sp101. I had a set in hyena brown on mine and I loved the feel. I use VZ grips for several of my firearms including my Smith revolvers
My favorites S&W snubbies are 10-5, 15-7, and 640 Pro! All are excellent carry guns.
Good choices!
0:44 that was awesome😂💯