How would a “Join or get Stacked” t-shirt look to a lawyer lol😂😂

TLDR: 1. Weapon light 2. Red dot sight 3. Slide serrations/grip stippling/ triggerguard undercut, if neccessary 4. Aftermarket trigger, if neccessary

@mouthbreather280

3 жыл бұрын

Aftermarket barrel Aftermarket connector Aftermarket frame Aftermarket backplate with punisher skull

@ShitboxFlyer

2 жыл бұрын

@@mouthbreather280 ahh yes the glock combo

Go to the @13:15 mark to skip the preamble and get to mods. Y’all welcome.

@nickrulezlulz

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@m.s.9744

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Thinking on the internet? Be careful, you might break the whole thing!

Why do I use 124gr Speer Gold Dot? Because some guy in the KZread comments told me to, your honor.

@aleffel9668

Жыл бұрын

“Because 124 gr gold dot fucks”

I don't know another group where people are so often biased as in the gun community. I know it probably often relates to older gentlemen but an open mind is a powerful thing! Any modification that gives you confidence to better identify and engage a threat is definitely a huge plus!

One of the most mature and diligent conversations I have come across. I do feel precisely as what Aaron is saying. Great video!

Once again Aaron giving clear and precise advice. I caught that use of pedantic also haha. Certified Sage Dynamics fanboy

This video both intrigued me and entertained me, so much so that I didn't even realize it was 25 minutes until just now lol. Thanks for taking the time to put out some solid info.

The thing about the WML portion of this video that I really appreciate is you showing using an off-hand flashlight first before transitioning to the handgun's WML. My ex's dad is an attorney in Dallas, Tx and he's pro-2A and I picked a part his brain a lot on everything 2A to the point that if I were coming around he knew we were going to talk about it at some point especially when I was getting my LTC. What he explained to me was that places which the public are allowed to freely go back and forth, such as a sidewalk, park, or convenience store and the gist of the conversation was basically that even though you may have a WML on your handgun that should not be your only light source because if it were and you mentioned utilizing your WML to identify a threat then the prosecution could argue that you were brandishing the firearm and pointing it before you even identified the person as a threat making you appear as the initial aggressor, however, if you are using an off-hand light first and then transition to the WML the same way you showed in the video then that would be a lot easier to defend and articulate. Threat identification should come before employing a deadly force instrument, if that makes sense, so the WML isn't necessarily threat ID, it's more of a means to maintain clear view of the threat and a 2 handed positive grip of your firearm and see when the threat is no longer a threat, such as if you were to fire at a gunman, you shoot to stop the threat and using the WML you'd be able to see if they were still in possession of the firearm or if they put it down and are surrendering, if that makes sense.

@paulmarshall9189

2 жыл бұрын

Some states' definition of deadly force includes the act of pointing a gun at someone. So strictly speaking, you'd already be using deadly force just bringing the WML into play for identification purposes in that case. WML's are great tools, but do have some limitations.

Informative as always... When ever Aaron opens his mouth nothing but knowledge spills out. Thanks for sharing. Ugo

Now I know why you have Sage in your branding. Great advice and guidance on what people SHOULD be thinking about modifications and doing their due diligence in regards to information they are given!

This is a great video, and I'll be honest for a long time I was one that felt any modifications were a no-go, but over the years I've changed my perspective on a few things, and I agree with every point you made Aaron.

Stipple, Sight, and Light...basics, for me at least.

Aaron. Love your work keep cranking out videos. Your pragmatic approach is refreshing and desperately needed. One thought, when you crank out statistic like at the beginning of this video it would be great if you could throw those up on the screen either in the corner on cut to a separate slide. Thank you for all you do.

Aaron, this is Mike Smith for Atlanta. I'm very proud of you, keep up the good work you always were a walking Book of Knowledge.

You have to love the professionalism he brings to every single topic, situation, or video he does or speaks on! FACTS over theory!

Always love the information you give in your videos keep up the good work!!!! Thanks for the great video

Great video. I just did a very similar one, and someone pointed me to yours. You hit the nail on the head at 21:27. Negligence causes a ND. Your finger shouldn't have been on the damn trigger.

Really great information. Enjoy your videos because of the information you provide.

Outstanding video! Great points on the trigger. I always hear people say the Walther PPQ is too light for carry. I have always disagreed and tell those people that they may need more training.

My best answer for any modification is SAFETY for myself and those around me .

Thank you for the time in making this video.

great video. not gonna lie, nearly lost me at the beginning but I'm glad I stuck with it. very informative. edit: great closing points on litigation!

Also I loved the defense and justification of the red dot . Well done sir as always

BEST vid and common sense info I've seen in a long time!

A++ video. well informed and nicely executed. thanks for the great video.

Pretty much agree on all points. As long as it’s not affecting firearms safety, reliability or makes the gun illegal, go for it. I’m a practical guy though, don’t usually change anything but sights or slide milling for a RDS.

Good points that are well thought out and presented very professionally.

I like these vids and interesting point of view , keep them coming

I love your videos they are so very insightful keep up the good work see you next video

Very well thought out and said. Thanks!

Really enjoy the content you put out. Keep it up.

Excellent,humbly, humbly, submitted by combat tour Vietnam Vet, although very little handgun use, 'brown water Navy, and 24 yrs. retired law enforcement, one time use of lethal force. Good, serious, non-cowboy, common sense advice. Will elaborate, detail as time will allow. Just some details as I experienced, no claim to degree of expertise! Gonna' look at some of that gear you liked too. For what it's worth, from me, good vid!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. What fixed blade and holster is that? Also, would you recommend it?

Great video and great information. Thanks.

Great video! I've been contemplating a trigger job for my EDC Glock, but have been hesitant to do so. I would point out that legal precedent works much differently than "sample size." 1 conviction because of a trigger job would be significant... If you can find one. I also think good legal counsel could present a good case for having a more accurate firearm due to a better trigger. I'm still not sure if I'll put a better trigger in my EDC.

probably the best video on KZread

I'm thinking of having my Ruger SR9's barrel extended and threaded so I can put on a compensator/ muzzle brake. What are your common sense modification thoughts about that?

What slide release are you using on that Agency

so what's your opinion on doing the work yourself? I've done my stippling,double undercuts,polished internals and installed 3.5 ghost connector..good or bad?I pretty much know it's probably best to have document of gunsmith doing the work cause I am not a gunsmith but working on a glock is easy and I did it for my own knowledge..should I stop caring and get a stock glock to carry just incase? great video btw very knowledgeable

great info dope smooth responsibility man keep it comming

Ga DOC is finally leaving those revolvers behind, Aaron! It's a slow process, like anything else, but we're transitioning to 9mm. Can't speak for everyone at state, but the county camp I'm at is switching from s&w wheelguns to the g17. Private prisons (geo) have been carrying g22s for quote some time now.

GREAT Video, Thanks Aaron.

I think a lot comes back to articulation on the "why" of modifications. I have aging eyes, broke my hands on duty several times and now have arthritis , etc etc. So my RMR, light, stippling and Apex trigger are for a measurable reason that can be explained in court, even to a layperson on a jury. If you can't explain why other than the cool factor then save your coin and spend it on training or ammo.Wait? What? I completely agree again? Dammit!

I'm sending my g19 to agency ASAP I like their work. What type of fixed blade is that?

What aftermarket slide and barrel mods are acceptable for EDC carry. Are fancy milled slides or barrels considered extreme or make me look like a bad as...

Good video as always. Thank you

lets see the guys with punisher skulls watching this vid hahaha

@irishsavage8715

4 жыл бұрын

Papaiani Uarmy that where the thumbs down come from

That's a sick paint job on the truck brother! What finish is it?

@playas487

7 жыл бұрын

its some sort of bed liner spray . Maybe line x .

As controversial as it can be, you're "asterisk, not a lawyer" comments are pretty spot on. A prosecutor will try and get a conviction however they can, I've read about cases where if a shooter used ball ammo it was "military grade" and if they used hollowpoint is was "designed to cause more damage" in a sort of "damned if you do" kind of situation. A lot of stuff like this doesn't hold up to scrutiny but it's still something they'll try and use against you. As you said, the best thing is to be educated about your choice and be able to provide a concise and reasonable rational to defend that choice.

Ask Kyle Rittenhouse… But in all seriousness I love your videos Arron! I’ve pretty much watched them all at this point I’m just going back and watching some older ones again. Thanks for all you do for the community and keep up the great work. You inspire me to train and work harder to acquire more knowledge and I’m sure others feel the same.

Very valid points, some I really hadn't considered before...

what fixed blade was that in the intro?

What is the fixed blade shown in the shot with the other edc gear at the beginning?

I took a scale and looked at what my finger "resting" on the trigger might be, I found it to be about 2 pounds of force. So that tells Me I should have at least a four pound trigger. I read a couple articles on how officers have a bad tendency to put their finger on the trigger when their gun is drawn and not realized it. Personal preference i like to holster my weapon while moving because I cant hit anything moving anyway and when i run, i know i have a tendency to overly tense my hands when running so i might as well run faster and redraw my side arm.

Great video Sir!

On point! Thanks for sharing.

Fantastic job great information

Do you just turn the red dot on before you holster it and leave the house or is it always on.

which slide release are you running on this agency arms glock?

@lukakapyro

7 жыл бұрын

I wanna know too

@guardian6652

6 жыл бұрын

AroTek Slide Release.

Also everyone watching this video you might want to think about carrying insurance. I use Texas law Shield I'm signed up with their US law Shield so I'm covered in all states. If I have to use my concealed firearm to defend myself or any firearm for that matter or weapon to defend myself legally they'll represent me with up to a million dollars of coverage and you're going to need every dollar of that. They'll also cover you on the Civil side as well cuz you can always expect a civil suit afterwards even if you shoot somebody breaking into your house. These are specialized gun lawyers that represent you 24 hours a day you have a 24 hour contact number. If you're going to carry a firearm in these days of in these times I definitely recommend that you look into getting some insurance to cover you.

@catharsis77

6 жыл бұрын

USCCA!

@bishopyork6852

6 жыл бұрын

i have it as well, i will keep using it, however, there are unresolved, or at least i have not found a conclusive answer in my searches that they are not as responsible as their sales speech claims they are. too many articles, and questions about when/if they will cover you. and whether or not how they operate is legal. again i have the insurance and will keep it. its better to have it and not need it then to need it and not have it, and something is better than nothing.

@echosreloadingchamber7306

6 жыл бұрын

The left sometimes goes after these groups as insurance companies that legalized executions. This is the left anti-gun strategy on dealing with these insurance companies so you kind of got a weed through the BS from the left and make your own clear decision. If you ever have a question on how the system works or how the coverage is implicated you can call your 24-hour hotline emergency gun attorney and he can answer any of the questions you may have on how they respond and basically if they respond type of questions because they are paid by US law shield and or Texas law shield and they are at your convenience for questions or anything you may need. I would try talking to them to get more information.

Great info and great vid

I know someone already asked about barrels. But I just bought the agency titanium nitride premier barrel. Looks cool as hell but probably not going to look good in court. Any thoughts.?.?.?

@hardcasthale4904

4 жыл бұрын

Ryan How are you going to articulate that?

Aaron, what are your thoughts on LEOs using modified handguns? I am issued a G22 Gen4 and I prefer a gen3 trigger. I know policy dictates all, but what if my chief did not care and there was no policy on it? Do you think having a gen3 trigger bar would be an issue if I were to have to shoot someone while on duty?

@Wakiachante

6 жыл бұрын

miletello1 You can always be the one to help create a new policy. 😀

Can someone provide information on what fixed blade that is?

Great info, Thank you.

Do you find the Agency stipple job to be comfortable enough for concealed carry against bare skin? Do you leave your RMR on the auto setting?

@jaredandrews379

8 жыл бұрын

I love my stipple job but I have rough hands.

@SageDynamics

8 жыл бұрын

I do and usually it is in auto mode.

My only grip with all things in this video haha is branding slides. If you buy a slide and it has a logo cool. I wanted to trick out my CZ and I see many places that add their logo as part of the modification. To me that's a hard pass esp on some of the aftermarket work their logo is gaudy. Obviously some people don't care because the business is out there. All that said one day maybe I'll break down and get it but as of right now it's for me. Stipple job and putting a red dot sure but the modded heavy modded slide option isn't for me. Long winded thoughts. I loved this video because of the real stats out there.

Very well stated. Thank you!

The Glock backplates are like those engraved dust covers. The AZ police officer had an AR15 dust cover that said "you're fcked" and the lawyers tried to use it against him.

Excellent points....

Finally someone who truly understands statistics

Oooh. That truck. 🔥

I think your right with the "just cuz it happened once" part but isn't that all it takes to establish case presidence?

Simply Brilliant!

Great video. gained a sub. not sure how i wasn't already sub'd... but i am now.

I always carry a clean barrel. Imagine you're driving through an area, stop at a mini-mart for gas, and don't even go inside, then resume your trip from there. Immediately after you leave, mini-mart gets robbed and clerk is shot. Within 30 seconds of shooting, bystander calls 911, screams about shooting, is confused, remembers your vehicle, and tells police bad guy is driving a vehicle matching description of yours. While you're stuck at red lights and then waiting for a train to finish crossing the road (ding ding ding ding ding), it rains police on you, out of the vehicle, face down on pavement you go. But YOU have a clean barrel. Never fired a shot. That one fact could determine whether your lawyer can get you released in 2 days, rather than 2 months. I try to never leave my finger prints on ammo or shell casings. Imagine someone breaks into your home or vehicle, steals handgun and loaded magazines. Thief drives 1,000 miles away, keeps your handgun and ammo in magazine. Thief robs a mini-mart, shoots the clerk, leaves shell casing(s) on the floor, goes away. You don't want your prints on those casings. Reason for light trigger: "Safety. My hands aren't as strong as other people. Plus, I have a touch of arthritis. If I have a stronger trigger, it makes it harder for me to keep on aim. Great video.

Good video Aaron

First in foremost. The wife and I are members of CCW Safe. So they are pro firearm, of course. So if we are involved in a self defense situation. We are covered criminally, and civilly. Now my wife's firearms are all stock. Mine is a 1911 three pound flat face trigger. Now, according to the CCW Safe representative (who is a retired ATF Agent) it's is very rare to be prosecuted solely based on modifications to your firearm. So I am quite comfortable with my three pound trigger.

@leprechaunbutreallyjustamidget

3 жыл бұрын

No one's even going to notice it's a 3 pound trigger

@electroniccheeks

3 жыл бұрын

@@leprechaunbutreallyjustamidget Agreed!

Dude what slide release is that on his g19????

haha, I love that shirt. Shout out to the homie Benjamin Franklin :)

is your car line x coated? do you have any issues with the heat and the interior melting?

@jeremymetcalf8349

8 жыл бұрын

It's stippled.

@7seasons31

5 жыл бұрын

It’s an Agency truck

What kind of light are you using? Also what kind of holster do you use that fits the light?

@christopherobrien4493

5 жыл бұрын

Not sure if he's gonna reply but looks like a Surefire X300, no clue on the holster but KTMech, and Bravo Concealment make decent light bearing holsters.

@AllHoursHeatingAir

5 жыл бұрын

I picked up the 300x with the phlster floodlight after watching some more of the videos. Thank you the recommendations, I’ll check out the holsters.

@christopherobrien4493

5 жыл бұрын

@@AllHoursHeatingAir I'm a broke bitch so I stick the the TLR-1 HL haha.

Great video BTW forgot to add that!

Great Video

SageDynamics what's your opinion on lightning cuts?

@7seasons31

5 жыл бұрын

john real lightening*

I'll keep carrying my highly modified Glocks. Internet myths be damned

@leprechaunbutreallyjustamidget

3 жыл бұрын

I mean the odds of ever having to use it are vanishingly small to begin with and even if you do it probably won't make any difference what mods you have

What kind of holster is that?

Will you please do a video on a "bugout rifle" or a "jack of all trades rifle." After all most of the time you can only carry one rifle. Keep up the great work!

@TommyTombstone

5 жыл бұрын

I mean... whats your environment like? Whats the intended most likely use? Clearing houses? Ranged engagements? Hunting? Combat distances (0-400) or precision distances (400+)? All of these affect that. Your most versatile is probably a 16" or 14.7" pinned 5.56 running 77gr Sierra OTM.

well spoken video man

what holster do you sport apendix??? i cant decide on a incog of trex sidecar. anyone got and pros and cons between the too?

@Kenzaki1010

7 жыл бұрын

I used incog and waiting for my trex side car and here is my experience. The incog's mag caddy stick out in front of you, exposed barrel design bother me when I reholster a hot gun. Trex arm seem to be easier to conceal with the flat design, the claw that push the gun into you. I will try to use the Incog clip on the Trex arm and see how it work.

@bigbluemsp

6 жыл бұрын

MikeAnshit he runs a GunCraft Holster

Another awesome video, but I'm going to pretend you didn't cite the Violence Policy Center!

I run mine stock from factory. I do add a light and or sights to all firearms. other than that I plan on keeping mine the way the factory made it

@ryant5652

7 жыл бұрын

1975acidburn why? They can be so much better.

@1975acidburn

7 жыл бұрын

Ryan Tinsley I don't see a point of doing all kinds of add on's or upgrades when I can shootout accurately the way it is. Barrels ,triggers, aftermarket sights for me is not necessary. I ran stock firearms in combat had no issues, I use stock firearms in executive protection, qualifying, training etc. it works for me.my opinion accessories are just a at for companies to make money and not needed

Can someone explain the rational for having the rear iron site in front of the red dot?

@SageDynamics

7 жыл бұрын

Kevin Nelson there is a video on this topic on the channel. Back up sight placement on RDS handguns.

@Kevin-oi7if

7 жыл бұрын

Ok, Thank you for the response. Have a great weekend

im old so i can remember when this all started, it was massod ayoub he basiclly through his writings created a niche for himself as a expert witness in shooting cases, sort of a self full filling prophecy

What mag plate ?

Thank you for bringing truth to the community.

Advice for everything in life

For edc imo upgrade based off of durability, reliability, and consistency. You can easily articulate upgrades based off of these topics. Like he said having a backplate that says your F’d or smile and wait for flash(actually funny) then you are asking for trouble when trying to defend yourself in the court of law. Also please no skulls