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@georgenicholson9386

Жыл бұрын

My top 5,,Czp10s,,Kimber pro2,,Glock 30s,,Black Rain556,,Black Rain 10inch 300blackout.

@johngalt3568

Жыл бұрын

Yes, as always. It seems you can’t watch a guntuber without this crap.

@shadowopsairman1583

Жыл бұрын

Remove their posts and ban them

@Chris-hp4rd

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the heads up, my dumb butt had already texted him

@frankenmint

Жыл бұрын

@@johngalt3568 anyone with more than 5000 subscribers will have this problem imo. People can even automate this stuff to where they're not even doing anything, you release a new video and they've already got a bot that will create a fresh youtube account with your name and profile pic and will just 'FREE GIVEWAWAY' anything they can

You absolutely should show us your sentimental guns. For many of us, that's where our love for this came from. I still have my very first gun, a Winchester model 61 .22 that my grandfather gave to me when I was a kid. There is no way I will part with it other than giving it to a grandkid of my own before I pass away.

@mkshffr4936

Жыл бұрын

I second that emotion.

@lindanelson8400

Жыл бұрын

Yes sir, that model 61 is a great little rifle. I have my dad's. He bought it new at my great uncle's gun shop. I'll never sell it either. This year I gifted my Winchester 9422 to a good friend who has two young sons. They have more modern .22's, but they didn't have a lever action. 22, and I don't know of any that'll top the Winchester, a Marlin 39 would be a close second.

@nothim7321

Жыл бұрын

Mine is a remington 870 20 gauge. It was my first gun and the only one I received as a present from my parents.

@Thth-xo7cn

Жыл бұрын

My granddad gave me a Remington Woodsmaster 642 in 30.06 when I was 6. Took several whitetails with it and would never sell it. Way too much gun for a kid, but still seemed to work for me.

@nothim7321

Жыл бұрын

@@lindanelson8400 Henry .22 lever action is a great one.

I'm a first generation gun owner. I didn't grow up watching anyone shoot. I took myself to the range. I bought myself my first pistol. Everything besides a handgun is a unicorn to me. Love watching these videos for that reason!

@francosamericanmusings1560

Жыл бұрын

Same here, Don

@naughtystep285

Жыл бұрын

Same! 👍

@dpetersenTN

Жыл бұрын

Same here. Gotta start somewhere.

@BUZZKILLJRJR

Жыл бұрын

If you have any questions I'd be happy to answer them too 8) my grandfather was an avid gun on her and had hundreds of different kinds of strange old weapons not an expert but I've taught quite a few people how to handle of gun properly and gun safety. Take care brother and welcome to the 2A community!

@smithdw440

Жыл бұрын

Welcome and to all the folks that replied the same, welcome. Good to see this.

Very surprised you don’t have a 22LR. I think a 22 and 12 gauge should absolutely be on every 5 guns you should own list.

@hobbes1069

Жыл бұрын

Now that you mention it I agree... If you had to bug out for a real deal apocalypse, a 22LR would be the only one where you could carry a significant amount of ammo which would let you hunt small game.

@joshdiehl8737

Жыл бұрын

Dude, totally agree. Those may be the most important guns. Top 4 EASILY a full size handgun, a 12 gauge, a. 22lr rifle, and a full size semi auto rifle (AR15 would be best). The 5th is debatable but those 4 aren't IMO.

@hiwayhighway9925

Жыл бұрын

Just get a 22 conversation for AR

@nunya3163

Жыл бұрын

@@hiwayhighway9925 That is a very viable option.

@insiditious6203

Жыл бұрын

I think it highly depends on ur environment and situation. 22LR is more important than a 12 gauge for me. I always thought it was hilarious how the bug-out guys think their actually moving long distance thru hostile territory with 3 long barreled guns, 2 handguns, at least 500 rounds, and all their gear in a SHTF situation

Appreciate the love for the lever guns! I have a Rossi 92, 16" in .357. 50 state compliant, if that matters. A 158 grain .357 out of a 16" barrel will kill anything I can see with these old eyes. Plus, since most of my handguns are .357 wheel guns, ammo stockpile is simplified.

@bearellie6985

Жыл бұрын

Fully agree, this old guy likes how you think. Very efficient!

@kellywalker8407

Жыл бұрын

I completely agree, love a .357 revolver.except I couldn't give up my old 30-30. She's a shooter. Always right on the money, rough ranch roads or not.

@joelspringman523

Жыл бұрын

The Rossi 92 deserves a slot here. Beauty gun!!!

@bearellie6985

Жыл бұрын

@@joelspringman523 agreed! Love my .357 Rossi lever action!

@jeremywilson15147

10 ай бұрын

I have a Marlin 336 in .35 Remington that started my love for lever action rifles... but a 16" Rossi 92 in .357 will be my next firearm purchase because I actually want to SHOOT the thing, and .35 ammo just doesn't exist anymore.

Man you release videos on my poop schedule like it’s planned.

@jasonjulian1

Жыл бұрын

You too?!

@christopherbenoit9122

Жыл бұрын

Lmao!!!! As we speak!!

@arodtsa

Жыл бұрын

Same!!!

@rackpull772

Жыл бұрын

We're all in this together guys

@milesmanges

Жыл бұрын

I literally just wiped!

With out name dropping i think this is a simple good list 1. Ccw pistol 2. Full size pistol 3. Ar rifle 4. Long distance rifle 5. Shotgun Everyones specific will be diffrent and not all of us get to shoot as many guns. You have these 5 your ready for everything either practicly or range fun

@masterofreality230

Жыл бұрын

yea, my ccw holds 14+1, I am fine with that and would take a 22lr if 5 was my limit

@9770G

Жыл бұрын

Cut out #4 for a 10/22 and then you are right

@seanoneil277

Жыл бұрын

Yep. I'd say for fun, if you like marksmanship rather than just plinking, that you get more bang for buck with using 4. Decent Rimfire rifle + decent rimfire scope, instead of LD rifle. But some folks may have 300+ yds to play with. Either way rimfire is awesome for teaching marskmanship fundamentals, you have to be solid to make small groups, it's not just a gun race. Or substitute rimfire for shotgun, even though shooting sporting clays is great fun and great marksmanship/long gun fundamentals all at the same time.

@Matt-ob8gj

Жыл бұрын

I would probably make the ar also be the long distance so you can add an sbr or similar

@blarghinatelazer9394

Жыл бұрын

This is the order I've gone in. Got a carry, got a full size Handgun, bought a standard AR, and just got an AR-10. Last on the to do list is a shotgun.

I love that this list is not cold and unfeeling. A person has to have a few things that make them happy! Great job and I love what you do!

I love how you articulate your reviews are and you give context for your opinions and the use-cases for weapon systems. Even if I dont agree with your opinion I can appreciate and respect how you arrived at that opinion and it gives me something to think about. One of the best on KZread. Cheers!

You’ve got my vote for a “Grandpa” list. My grandpa gave me a Winchester Model 94 Commemorative before he passed. It’s never been shot. I intended to keep it that way… then I said screw it, he’d be cool with me putting it to use. Then I went looking for 30-30 ammo. Yeah, maybe it wasn’t meant to be put to use, haha!

@mattandrews8528

Жыл бұрын

I got a .338 Win Mag BAR that was a safe queen for an old guy that intended to take it out west for elk and never did, now I use it from time to time getting some scratch and light rust marks from use on hunting trips. The field just leaves it’s small marks on a gun eventually here and there, some would say it detracts from its value. But ya know what? It’s filled my life with value with being able to use such a cool firearm to put meat in the freezer like it was intended for. It’s being used and I hope if that ol man could see me now he’d be proud it’s in a household a man’s hands that would be young enough to use it and then pass it on. Still my Ruger SFAR .308 is my preferred hunting rifle, but that .338 BAR has and always will have a special place in my heart like your .30-30 will. Keep on pulling it out of the safe for use to put a smile on your face, that’s truly living 🤙

@denniskimberly2013

Жыл бұрын

I agree with your list but..... me personally would run with this list cause I am poor !! S&W M&P 2.0 9mm/ Mossberg 88 Security model / Glock 27 / Savage Mkii 22 Threaded bolt action and of course the AR platform in whatever caliber u want as long as it is a 5.56 ( TROY/SPIKES/AERO !! Love yalls channel guy!!! Keep educating the masses!! Semper Fi !!!!

@J.Young808

Жыл бұрын

I read the last two sentences and bursted out laughing 😂😂😂. Yeah I think there are only about 10 boxes of 30-30 in my state for sale

@finngamesknudson1457

Жыл бұрын

I just got a Winchester 94 commemorative (‘67 Canadian Centennial). LGS had no ammo. Academy had some a bit cheaper than online (even before shipping). Finally broke down and went to Walmart where it’s cheapest - had to go to two stores because first had misplaced key to the ammo case 🤦🏼‍♂️. Second WW had about 8 boxes and limits 3 so I need to keep shopping - but can at least test the firearm. Keep looking, you’ll find some. Just be prepared to pay $$. Of course all ammo is steep these days.

@hillspring1826

Жыл бұрын

@@J.Young808 The struggle is real!

Would love to see the handed down guns. They are the best and usually have some great stories to go with them

@BennyKsBandwidth

Жыл бұрын

Chris should do a story time series for sentimental firearms and accessories!

@chrisbarnard6385

Жыл бұрын

Have some old inherited shotguns from my uncle and my grandfather. Remington 1100 and a belgium made browning a5.....they're my favorites in my collection. I like to get them out to shoot sporting clays and doves

@m1a1abrams93

Жыл бұрын

Personally I would not show one gun that's under the radar.

LOVE the sentimental additions! My first gun was a .22 Crack Shot rifle that my Dad gave me, he also had this same gun as a kid. I still have it, and while it has had thousands of rounds through it, it still shoots very well! Thanks, Chris to you and the Mrs. for keeping us informed AND entertained, ALL year long, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you both as well!

Fun stuff. I think a .22 needs to be on the list for most people just so you can get in the practice you need without breaking the bank. I love the Henry lever action .22. It is just so much fun to shoot.

@nedeastwood4630

Жыл бұрын

Shoot a light suppressed. 22lr pistol like a SR22 and you will have the most fun of any 22 you can get.

@AndresRodriguez-sm1fr

5 ай бұрын

I can get a few more than 3 good guns with 3000 grand

@MinimalistOutdoors

3 ай бұрын

Henry is fantastic

I like your list. A Mossberg pump, 500, 590 or even the Maverick 88, would be #1 on my list for its versatility. One thing I might add is a .22 LR, like a Ruger 10/22. Mostly for it being cheap, fun to shoot, and so many variations.

@kbates666

Жыл бұрын

I'm trying to buy a Henry silver eagle for this exact reason. Plus I just want it on the wall 🤣

@grbmajor6645

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I would replace the pcc with a 10/22. Everyone should have a varmint rifle.

@ProudFudd

Жыл бұрын

Have both and highly approve, although my buddy got married and I gave him the Mossberg. Maverick 88 at 239$ retail is the best deal compared to a 500 or 590 there's no practical difference for 500$. An 870 action is smoother anyway.

@brentstevens8207

Жыл бұрын

I prefer a Remington 870 vs a mossberg any day

@johncox2865

Жыл бұрын

Definitely a 10/22

Over the years you've snuck up and become my favorite firearm channel man, hope you see 1 million subscribers soon.

@SkinnyVinnyLive

Жыл бұрын

He’s pet legit with no huge ego

Awesome list, and great video. Thanks for cranking out such a large amount of quality content.

I inherited my Dads Winchester model 1894 25-35 lever action. Not only does it have sentimental value, it's dependable, simplistic, but so fun to shoot. Mine would defiantly be in my top 5 guns as well as my Remington 870 shotgun. Great list Chris.

Please do videos on lever guns and single action revolvers. Your picks make a lot of sense. Not sure what to replace but a .22 handgun or rifle is very useful as well.

@mkshffr4936

Жыл бұрын

Yes please.

@eidtnaci

Жыл бұрын

He has plenty of those u have to look through history

As I'm reaching my golden years I find myself down sizing my guns. Instead of owning a certain number of AR I've been selling 2 or 3 then buying one top tier AR then setting it up with surefire light, good optics and a dedicated can. Selling two or 3 1911 then buying a Wilson Combat 1911. Hope to add a Nighthawk next. So my gun safes now have allot more room. Will never get it down to only 5 though maybe 5 ARs.

Would definitely love to see the list of the sentimental guns too! Mainly to just to hear the AMAZING stories of why they are your favorites from the great times with your loved ones!

great job young man watch every thing you do i love finding someone honest insightful to the point no stammering just cold hard facts any one will be hard pressed to find a human that knows more about guns keep up the good work thanks for every thing you post

Love all 5 of those guns! In my very small collection there's 5 shtf guns that are not traded or swapped for anything else (unless I find a suitable replacement). CCW- Shield Plus 9mm Combat pistol- CZ P10 9mm Shotgun- Mossberg Maverick 88 12ga Rifle- AR 15 pistol 5.56 Extra- Ruger 22 Charger 22lr Most popular calibers for each purpose (easier ammo to find if run out of my stock) and all of them have been 100% reliable!

Great top 5, glad you mentioned your dad and grand dad and some of the guns from them . Just took my dad out for his birthday this evening ( born in 1946 ), I would love a video about you, your history and the role models and their influences on you in your life. 😎

I’m sorry you’re not feeling good, Outlaw. I love this list and I really like that lever action 👍🏻

I love how you encourage people to buy what they like. I have taken so much greef for liking the beretta m9. I carried it in combat. I shot it for 20 years in the army. I have memories I associate with that firearm. I know there are more modern "better" firearms. But that not why I like the m9.

I bought my first gun early this year and I was only looking to get 2, a rifle and a pistol. Now it's the end of the year and I have my cwp, 3 rifles, 5 pistols, and 1 pdw. Here's looking forward to next year.

@Jaybird-oo3ih

Жыл бұрын

HaHaha!! 😂

@J.Young808

Жыл бұрын

Mine started with a birthday present(2018) of an LWRCi AR (M6IC DI). I probably could have had a really nice car with the amount I’ve spent.

@stephentobias2031

Жыл бұрын

@@J.Young808 once I started I couldn't stop!

2:08 micro 9: G43X (w/ Shield mags), Sig P365XL Spectre Comp, S&W Shield Plus 4:15 shotgun: Mossberg 500/590 6:16 race gun: Staccato XC 7:50 AR: BCM 10:13 PCC: JP Enterprise JP-5 11:59 bonus: Colt SAA gen 3 engraved .357, Winchester 1873 case hardened Trapper 16''

@StevenL00

Жыл бұрын

For me, an AR, 9mm (pistol and PCC), shotgun (pump, and a semi if I can fit it in), and (maybe, but not necessary) a bolt action should get me through whatever I need to

@randy74989

6 ай бұрын

Micro 9: Glock 43X MOS; Shotgun: Vang 764 Mossberg 590A1 Tactical with Magpul stock or Vang Comp Model 077 Remington 870 Tactical with the Magpul Stock; Race gun: Shadow Systems CR920P; AR: Daniel Defense - DDM4®V7® PRO GUN METAL GRAY; 9mm PCC (Practically Priced): Saint Victor or CMMG Resolute; Bonus: CZ P-01 or P-07 for EDC; and Bonus, Bonus: Springfield Echelon Compact (When they make one). LOL

My favorite carry gun has been the Walther PK380. It's only came with a 10 shot magazine, but I love this thin hammer fired .380 caliber hand gun.

“I’m a decent handgun marksman” man this guy is so humble 😂😂😂

@zombieslayer7759

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, "decent" my ass. This guy is exceptional. He's maybe considered decent compared to (Damnit I can't remember his name) who used to be the fastest draw with his Colt SAA, and who managed to shoot and hit a steel plate at 200 yards with a Smith and Wesson 642 I believe.

@davemccallum3763

Жыл бұрын

@@zombieslayer7759 Bob Munden, maybe? But yeah, the man can shoot, and is humble about it. Great example for young shooters.

My parents came from Cuba and owning guns just wasn't a thing. It was weird growing up in Central Florida and your friend got a 30-30 for his 12th birthday. Of all my guns, the only ones that survived the boat accident are my remington 700, mossberg 590, diamond back 10.5 ar pistol - it just works for me. My m&p 2.0 17rnds and my colt 1911 because every man should own a 1911 and it shoots really nice. Great channel man. Merry Christmas and Happy safe and healthy new year

@ivangonzalezbasulto4330

Жыл бұрын

Saludos compatriota 🇨🇺

My dream gun since I was a kid was the Hi Power. If you felt like going in the way back machine I'd love to see 16yo outlaw's five favorite guns. Wonder how it's changed over the years.

@No5elfCTRL

Жыл бұрын

The CZ 75 line of firearms are very similar to the browning hi power. Such an outstanding gun to shoot. Just purchased a P-01 and it's a phenomenal pistol

@Mitsurifan357

Жыл бұрын

Did you ever get that hi power?

S&W .38 snubby. Ruger 10/22. Mossberg 500 in 12 gauge. Remington 700 in .308. AR-15.

@bcrew63

Ай бұрын

Why an AR15 instead of AR10, only asking because you list a .308. I realize it's a bolt action, but the AR10 is pretty accurate.

I've had multiple friends tell me to check out your channel today........ 14 videos later it's safe to say I'm a fan now..... You do great work bro.

I would honestly like to see an "Honest Outlaw origin story" video. Especially after this video mentioning dad shooting from horseback and Grandpa's WW2 shotgun that found its way back from Europe with him.

@robbiedavis3039

Жыл бұрын

Me to!!!

@catchthewind8563

Жыл бұрын

Me to!

@theproximian

Жыл бұрын

Definitely

Definitely would like to see more on the lever action. I’m searching for an 1873 in the .357, but not sure as to Uberti, Cimarron or Winchester. A closer look at the variants is warranted. Also would like to see greater depth on the .22 LR. It’s a round we all started with and grew up on. Given the price point of ammo and the firearms themselves for .22, it’s a great value.

@Jaybird-oo3ih

Жыл бұрын

Check out the Henry case hardened receiver & 16.5”barrel in .357 they make one in 44 mag also

@jamesgrove2244

Жыл бұрын

Rossi makes a 92 in 357 and 44 mag. Theirs a few other calibers too

@rvninnorthcarolina3377

Жыл бұрын

I have two Marlin (60/70's versions) .22LR Model 39A and 30-30 Model 336. Both have been used a lot and out of the box they are highly accurate. I just picked up a another 39A with a scope which is a blast to shoot (1968 version). Do not discount these and I am sure are less expensive but every bit as good as the Winchester....if not better in my opinion.

@chivalryremains9426

Жыл бұрын

I just sold a Winchester made by Miroku. Excellent quality.

@borkwoof696

Жыл бұрын

The Miroku made Winchesters are excellent.

First time I've seen your video come across my screen. Subbed as soon as it was over. Judging by other people's comments, I think it's a wise decision! Looking forward to watching all your previous videos too. Great content, good videos, no BS! 👏

Great video, like your approach to the topic. Nice to know I had you covered in each category.

Good list. Guns should be fun. Would love to see more of the Colt SAA and the Winchester.

Loved your list. Really liked the 2 bonus picks

Love your channel , great review keep up the good work !

Cowboy up partner! I'd love to see the Colt Single Action and the 1873 get their own videos. Love the classics

Would love to see your take on lever action rifles. Rifle make, length, and caliber would make for an excellent series. Maybe you could bring in some awesome SASS shooters to discuss the nuances of practical shooting and speed.

Great info from a real cowboy, and son of a cowboy. I also love 16" 1875, favorite of all time. Your communication style and direct reflection is refreshing...and you remind me of my son.

One of your best vid’s … I especially enjoyed your bonus choices, absolutely beautiful pieces of our heritage!! Cheers

Man, great list! You really thought this through, Chris. Totally support this list and the 2 extras as well. Each person will have their own individual preference as to which brand or model, but the list is spot on!

My 5 are as follows. Concealed carry is my XD .45. It’s a little big, but with the 10rd mag, it works. My standard pistol (and duty weapon) is a XDm Elite in 9mm. Of course, I built an AR for a lot of the same reasons in the video. I have a mossberg 500, but with the 18 in barrel and slug sights on it. Both the AR and the shotgun are also my duty weapons. For my hunting rifle I have a Marlin lever action 30-30. It’s a carbine, but the heavy slug works really good hunting in La. Good brush gun.

Great video. I tend to keep a practical mind set so keeping it to 3: My M&P Shield in .40, My Springfield Saint Victor, The 590A1 (It’s what I used in the Corps) The mind set is “the best gun is the one you have on you (concealed carry), tough to beat the modularity of an AR, and it’s what the Marines use!!!!!

@Fallujarhead

5 ай бұрын

I carried a M-16A2 and a M9 Beretta in the Corps. Semper Fi devil dog

I love all your lists and explanations. Great for people looking for practical non-biased, and thorough analysis. I would love to see a "top 5 for new or less experienced gun owners"

Really enjoyed this list, especially the atypical picks…would like to see more on the cowboy action guns in your collection!

Many Thanks... Happy Christmas...

I am really enjoying you video's!. You make things clear and simple. Most importantly, you state 'what works best for you'. I wish I had not sold my Ruger GP100 and Browning 9mm High Power Commander. Currently, loving my Ruger SR1911. Thanks for the great information!

Nothing like showing some lever action love. Great video guys

I am definitely interested in seeing a video of the guns your dad gave you, I'm sure that had to have been some kind of inspiration.

Love Colt SAA’s and Winchester lever guns. Please make videos on these and the firearms your Dad gave you. I think I have more than a dozen great firearms my Dad left me. His US Government Property 1911-A1 is my favorite. The Marlin 39A a close second. Merry Christmas!

Love your list... my top 5 would be M&P shield plus 9mm, AR15 16" barrel, 870 12 gauge, Remington 30-06 bolt gun, and my dad's Colt 1911 .45

Such a good list! Mine would be very similar: 1. SS MR920/ G19 - This is my everything gun. I personally own an MR920 as my backup weapon. Never had a failure, and I shoot it better than my duty pistol. Also, mags are compatible with my duty pistol. Plus, it's made in TX. 2. Mossberg 590- I love this shotgun. I've shot slugs accurately at 50yrds with a bead sight. Love to do tac reloads with it and the overall shooting experience. Also, my 120lb wife loves shooting this more than any other long gun. 3. AR 15 300BLK- The 556 round is super useful and proven, but I lean towards CQB-300yrds. That is where most of my engagements have happened, and 300BLK is King in that range. If I wanted another round, I would just change a few components. 4. Lever action 30/30 or 45/70- I am a sucker for lever actions. Love them for the same reasons I love pump shotguns: simplicity, reliability, proven, cool factor, and they just look sexy. If I had to choose one, probably the 30/30 since the rounds are more common and if I needed a bigger round, well, that's what a slug is for. 5. CZ P-01/ SP-01 Tactical- This last one was difficult. It was a toss-up between an AK 47, a six shooter, or this. The deciding factor for me was if my wife needed a pistol, she would use my MR920. She is most comfortable with it, so I would need one. Plus, I think everyone should own 1 all metal pistol, and CZs are awesome.

I have seriously downsized my collection to a few practical guns, but I held onto my Mauser 1934 in 32 acp pistol. I just love the looks of it.

I'd be all over a video on your Winchester. Last year I got myself a Model 94 in .30-30 that was manufactured in '53. One of my favorite things.

Was gifted a Winchester from an older relative, have to say it’s the most natural rifle to pickup and get on target quickly. Love it!

I would definitely watch a video of your sentimental list. Part of my appreciation of firearms comes from my appreciation of history.

Bro, you had me at "my dad was a real cowboy" Love your vids, and yes do some vids on your older guns that got passed down to you.

My list would probably be what's in my safe now. Ruger American in 6.5 creedmoor, 10/22, SLR107-R with upgrades, CZ P10C, and Remington 870 express 12 ga. It's just good coverage across a variety of uses. Can take down any game, can have some fun, protect yourself, defend your home and just about whatever else I'd use it for.

Great video as always!

There are a lot of great firearms out there. Well said about personal preferences. My recommendations would be based on caliber and would be 12ga, 22LR, 5.56, 9mm, and .308. Then find the firearm that feels right for you and your budget. For my 2 honorary mentions I would say 44mag and 30-06.

Love to see the list of guns your Dad gave you that started you on your journey ...

For the AR style PCC, you do not have to buy a dedicated lower for one. You can get a standard AR lower, and use either a magwell adapter, for Glock Magazines, or Mean Mag inserts that fit into your P-Mags. I had to do this, as I live in a ban state, and can only buy pre-94 receivers. They work great.

Praise worthy, for $70!The only issue was the round gasket ring seal between the CO2 and needle kzread.infoUgkxnX9wE_Q8zvF75Y5iWzTU3Q4FlrtyGApQ . Withered away, and I'm having a tough time finding a replacement.Gun still works perfectly, but needs a new gasket. Can someone please say where to find the gasket replacement?

This guy right here is the only gun channel I don’t skip through at all. Love the videos Chris

Wow surprised he picked Glock 43x as his go too CCW. I’m a huge Glock guy myself but Outlaw seems to always love the shield plus or P07. But I guess not, I guess he truly is a Glock guy at heart….. Smart man 😂👍🏻

Thanks for the great videos. Lever actions are my favorite. I have two Henry's - one chambered in 22LR and the other is a Model X chambered in 357. Colt 1911 is on my list as well. Not sure which others would make the list.

this just brightened my day how you speak of the guns and your pa and grandpa is cool

I'd absolutely love to see a list of the guns that mean the most to you. People forget that these are more than just hunks of plastic, metal, and wood. They have stories and history behind them.

@Kyle-sr6jm

11 ай бұрын

Sentimentality is for things you collect, not for tools. Firearms are tools that keep you fed and armed. Once it is a sentamental object, you are inserting emotion into what needs to be a ruthless selection process.

@dan1273

11 ай бұрын

@@Kyle-sr6jm lol. lmao, even.

My first pistol and CCW was a Bulgarian Makarov. I love that pistol so much - the simplicity of the design, the shape of the grip, the recoil impulse, and how easy it is to point shoot. I have other pistols now that are much more modern and practical, but I'll be damned if I ever get rid of my CCW holster for it or leave it at home two range days in a row.

@breaux2806

Жыл бұрын

Same, mine is an IJ-70 Russian Makarov chambered in .380 and I just absolutely love it

@PacketWrangler

Жыл бұрын

@@breaux2806 The IJ-70 is such a cool pistol - everything great about the Makarov in an easier-to-find caliber and with great sights.

@breaux2806

Жыл бұрын

@@PacketWrangler I actually think you have a better deal with the Bulgarian, the rear target sight on the IJ-70 is trash lol had to swap it out for a milled fixed sight from Ebay to make it good. So far I've done one barrel swap on my Makarov and you can buy the barrel press online that makes it possible with minimal tools if you want to convert yours to .380 You can even use the same mags. I've also broken and repaired my frame with the accidental benefit of mags that drop free when I use the thumb mag release on a FAB Defense grip

Great video, thank you!

I really appreciated and enjoyed this vid from you. I always check your opinion on handguns I like. I trust what you say..ur a true shooter. Was nice to see your face and hear your appreciation for lever guns and single action. Great to hear about your favorites. Thank you for making this.

Yes I think I would love to see the list of guns you got from your dad!

Definitely would like to see more lever actions and single action revolvers.

LOVE IT! Love that you ended with "shoot what you like, and what you shoot well!"

Great list I’m right there with you!!

For my list, Glock 21, M1 Garand, a bolt gun with a FFP scope, probably Bergara in 6.5 PRC, AR chambered in 6.5 Grendel , and an 1886 45/70. Bonus guns a Schofield in .45 Colt and a P38. I also have a soft spot for those old Western guns!

Love this guys content! Always puts me in a good mood if I am having a bad day

My personal 5 1: Colt 1911 in .45ACP 2: Winchester 94 .30-30win 3:Browning Auto 5 12 gauge 4:AR-15 .223/5.56 5: M60 7.62/.308

@JacksonWalter735

Жыл бұрын

Excellent choices man

@royalinsanity921

Жыл бұрын

So you have an m60, but it's not at #1? 🐷

I would love to hear about the sentimental guns. Thanks to you and your wife for all the excellent content you create!

I absolutely love your 1873 and have always wanted one. I just ordered my Staccato and now have to wait for it which truly sucks. I would say my Shield Plus, my Staccato, and my beautiful Type-A 13.7 AR-15 (which is hands down my most favorite gun to shoot). I just bought a Bergara B-14 HMR and put an Omega 300 on it and it is so fun to shoot as well. I love shooting my .22’s and my Dad has a very old pump .22 that I am trying to get from my uncle who thinks it is his. I cannot remember what brand it is but it is beautiful. Great video as usual! Show us the sentimental stuff. All guns are beautiful!

Personally I think it's a good list, only thing I'd change is the pcc for a good quality bolt action. Living out west and being a hunter a good quality bolt gun just isn't replaceable. Something like a winchester model 70 would be my personal choice but like you said, it's more about the category and less about the gun that fills it!

I will never sell my old school solid Remington 870

Good List! when I read the title the first thing, I thought off was a 22 long rifle. I was a little surprised that didn't factor in. Merry Christmas!

Love the content!!! Been a fan for a while now I’m a subscriber! Merry Christmas sir! God bless ❤

@djchaisson

Жыл бұрын

12 Gauge pump action Glock 10/22 or Henry lever 22 GP100 or 357 six shooter Marlin 336 in 35 Rem AR is it’s own category. Patriotic duty. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Holy crap! Chris really does have eyes.

I can’t imagine having my grandpa’s shotgun from WWII! That’s gotta be THE ONE you’d NEVER part with. My grandpa was in the South Pacific but never really talked about it. I know he saw some hard stuff as he came back very different than he left.

Would love to see more info on the lever action and the revolver! I'd love to learn more about them since I've been trying to find some for myself

Man, I love your videos. Great knowledge and I have a lot of respect for your input. I recently cut back on calibers. 350 ledgend, single shot, bolt action, and ar. 22lr, several rifles and a tx22 that belongs to my wife. 9mm for my 2 carry guns. And I have a Remington 1100, and a 870. Let everything else go. So now my ammo is 12 gauge, 350 ledgend, 9mm, and 22lr. I have plenty of all, except 350. Thanks again for another great video. 😎👍

As a Lever guy, I approve. That's a sweet piece. I'm a Marlin guy myself ( I collect JM stamps ) and I'd definitely be taking my marlin 35 rem on my list.

@stephenwarren55

Жыл бұрын

Henry side loading lever guns now use a modified Marlin lever action lower.

1. HK 416D 10.4” 2. M16A2 20” Fixed Carry Handle 3. Glock 17 4. Combloc AKM 7.62x39 or 5.45 5. Mossberg 590 A1

Would love to see your sentimental list! My list is small due to budget but I got 4 out of 5 lol. CCW (Glock 27), defense 12ga (Moss 500), AR (S&W), and PCC (Freedom Ord FX-9). Hopefully a lever gun is in the future. Hmmm maybe a top 5 lever gun video? 😏 Keep up the great content!!

I love your channel. So intuitive, I’m actually about to get my CCL and hopefully soon buy my first gun. I’ve shot only two guns before. One was an Sig 1911 I was training on, the other was my Army issued M-4 Carbine. I love watching your channel because it keeps me educated on various weapons. Plus I am not getting my license and gun, just to have them. I know lots of people probably say that. But it’s mostly because of one of my job and where I work at. I work part time as a bouncer in Charleston, SC. If you have any recommendations for a guy on a budget who prefers guns like a 1911/2011 for conceal carry, I’d be very grateful.

Surprised you didn't go with CZs for handguns. Would definitely like to see the heirloom guns.

@JacksonWalter735

Жыл бұрын

I seriously thought he would have picked his CZ P07 because of how much he loves it

As a Nebraskan, I agree on the lever action. I finally got my dad to buy the Henry that he's wanted for decades as a retirement gift for himself. Lever actions are so damn fun, and it just feels right to carry what our ancestors did when prowling the prairie.

Love the break down and all good thoughts!!

I think the five I'd go for, or recommend, would be: 1. full-size 9mm or .45 ACP semi-automatic pistol. They are fun, and if things ever get bad, they are definitely a go to item. 2. a compact version of the above, if you are going to conceal carry. That seems to be a huge reason why most have guns today. 3. shotgun, pump is the most reliable, and probably 12 gauge just because of availability. And you can hunt almost anything with it. 4. lever action rifle. A .30-30 is hard to beat for most people, and it is powerful enough to get the job done without being so much as to kill your shoulder. 5. I don't have any, but clearly an AR platform is a wise choice, probably enough to raise it to the second position if you are prioritizing them. Somehow, you should squeeze a .22LR pistol or rifle in there, as in a survival mode, it can keep game on the table, keep predators away, and you can carry a lot of .22LR so that you can last a long time. If defense is your game, then the five above probably stand. If survival is the game, probably replace #2 with a .22LR rifle or pistol.

@scottdavis681

10 ай бұрын

My list would be the same and I would add the 30-06 for ling range. Now that I own a 10mm I may sub it for the 45 if I had alot of ammo for it.