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I just found that your channel existed (blame the almighty algorithm). So far, so good. I’d like to hear a more in depth discussion, and definition, of the differences between edc, concealed carry, and primary carry. Thanks from Corvallis.

I hear you mention “everyday carry” and “concealed carry” as if they are different philosophies. Can you explain why you differentiate between the two?

I personally prefer Iron sights because I’m a traditionalist however, the red dot sights make a whole Lotta sense if your eyesight isn’t great use whatever you need to use!!

I would never use a red dot…. However, I do use a green dot!! 😂😂 I had to get glasses and contacts for astigmatism to make the dot less of a blob and more of a dot but it’s still not perfect unless it’s a prism sight on a rifle where the dot is crisp like the 6MOA dot variant of the Swampfox Raider.

Nope. No dot for edc, especially for civilians

In my experience, Dots on Rifles absolutely work for me. Just starting to experiment with magnifiers, but even a simple 1x dot really helps me out. Pistols I struggle with RDS. Sure, I can hit things, and make decent groups, but slowly. I should probably put more effort into figuring out what's not working for me there. But! I've tried a couple of different Red dots on various shotguns, and that just doesn't work for me at all! I have a pretty decent picture in my mind's eye what kind of pattern at what range I should be getting, but trying to lay that pattern with the dot just ain't on. And after rattling a couple of fairly expensive dots apart with my slug-gun, I kinda gave up on that too! :)

Good talk Saul! It's nice to hear from someone who can appreciate both sides of the question. I have only iron sights at this point, but I could see having to make the switch down the road if my eyes continue to deteriorate. Somehow I don't see the Red Dot Debate going away any time soon; hopefully we continue to have the freedom to debate it. Thanks!

I’m envious of your firearm collection! Nice video and useful information. Paul would be impressed.

Nice array of pistols!

Speaking of Remington 1875s, is that what’s in your account picture?

Great information as usual. That was a nice gesture of Paul giving your wife those firearms. I actually took a female friend shooting last year because she had bought her first handgun. She had trouble describing to me what it was, but when I picked her up and saw it, she had a .357 mag Taurus revolver because the pawn shop guy had suggested it to her. I don’t know what that guy was thinking. She was able to shoot it ok with .38’s, but to get her mind at ease with shooting, I let her use my Ruger SR22 and she really enjoyed that.

I went through the same series of firearms with my wife and two daughters. My wife and youngest daughter settled on the SIG P365 in .380 and oldest daughter settled upon the S&W Sheld EZ in .380 as well. All 3 shoot their firearm extremely well. The process, starting with the wife's firearm selection, went through a Ruger LCR in .38 (too light with too much recoil), Glock 42 ( she turns the G42 into a jamomatic), LCPII (no problems, but she is not very accurate with it) and a Taurus 856 in .38 ( heavier than the LCR, so recoil is more manageable and she does well with it). The 856 was what she liked until the SIG P365 in .380 came along. Great topic and the information you presented will save some the lengthy process of selection.

Fantastic entry! The coffee I've been enjoying for the past few years is Blackout Coffee Company. My wife has a Ruger LCS9. I'm rather partial to CZ so I have the P-10C, got her the S and she likes the S very much.

Thanks for covering this topic! Historically, I have never been interested in shooting, though I was raised in the culture of guns, hunting, etc. I haven’t held a gun in 25 years. I’m in my mid-40s now, and I have been thinking about learning to shoot, just to have a basic level of skill, knowledge, and comfort around firearms. Not sure how my husband will perceive my new interest, haha!

The sexists are going to like this one (that’s me, I’m the sexist)!

Very useful. Thanks for another quality video, Saul.

Good stuff Saul! As a short guy with short fingers, I can definitely relate to the problems faced when looking for the right handgun. Revolvers are often prohibitively large, which is a bummer because they're so beautiful. I generally lean towards Smith and Wesson revolvers, despite the downsides they may have, because I know I can get grips from Altamont in a wide range of size profiles. Keep up the great work!

Another great presentation.

Can tell you’re getting more comfortable on camera. Keep at it! I’ll keep watching!

My wife and I try to go camping twice a year or so. One time we went up to see Mt. Washington in NH and camped probably 30 or 40 minutes from the mountain. Ended up being about 3 days before there was massive flooding in NH and VT like 2 years ago. We ended up staying for the whole 3 day trip we had planned but man did we get wet. Ended up spending probably half the time sitting in the car or trying to further water proof our tent. We learned our lesson after that one. Now we have a tent that attaches to the car and we sleep with the seats folded down in the car. No fun when you wake up in 2 inches of water.

A typical Paul Adventures story. And somehow he always convinced us to go along with it. Poor planning, improper gear, misersable weather. Those were the days.

"They were mad at me. Not sure why" 🤔 Me: 😆🤣 I am not sure if the video is still around, but, I remember Paul doing a test of hot vs cold barrel. If it would affect accuracy, or the overall handling of the firearm. As in, would cold temps affect your CCW, EDC, if left in the car. Same with heat, and summer time. Seems like when it came to Paul, and any kind of adventure. If anything can go wrong, it will. 🤣 Nice guns by the way. Glad they went to a good home. I only have a couple of "high power" rifles. Remington 783, in .270 Ruger in 6.5 Creedmoor. Both have 3-9×40 scopes. Not expensive guns, but since I dont hunt. Mainly just to say I have them, and to change things up a bit from hand guns. Nice sound effects when you got tired of being wet and soaked everyone else. 😆🤣

Man, you just gotta love adventures! 😂…. It’s not and adventure unless there’s at least a little bit of misery and one CLOSE call 😅

Thanks for sharing Saul, a Joe Story no less! This brought back memories of when my dad took us and our friends camping in Upstate New York... We were having a good time until Hurricane Rita decided to make a riverbed out of our friends' tent! Luckily we had the Dodge 12-passenger "tent" with us. But as Paul said, one of the reasons he went hunting, etc. was to learn things. We learned a few things that time.

Just a suggestion, put a piece of tape over the oven clock display. It blinks rapidly on camera, a little distracting.

do you know what happened to the wasr 10/63 that paul used to use in videos involving an ak before he purchased the vska? I have a wasr and mine has been great.

So typically, I do anywhere from 3 to 6 or more dry runs before I post a video. I cannot drink a shot of espresso every time I do a dry run, or I'd be whacked out of my mind(even more than I already am). This was my first take, so we decided to just post it because we thought it was pretty good. That's why there is no espresso being drunk in this one.

What is the shoulder holster brand?

Thanks Saul! Glad to hear I'm not the only one with a giant box of holsters! Also my compliments on the Remington 1875's; I've always loved that one (alas only from afar).

Do you ever open carry around town?

No espresso shot, disliking the video! Kidding aside, this was very informative, I too have a box full of holsters that are better on paper than in practice. I love throwing on my western belt with my vaqueros in 357, rocking the marlin, again in 357. I did cowboy action a few years ago was fun.

I’m happy to see we have what appears to be the exact same .500 magnum and chest holster set up! I also have a second Galco chest holster for my 10.5” BFR, it’s a little short to cover the barrel but it gets the job done, Galco is probably my favorite holster brand, there leather seems really nice to me, and I have plenty of them they complement the revolvers pretty nicely, also the fact that you guys did old west hunts is freaking awesome, I’ll be doing one of those one day, for now I have a pair of Vaquaro’s and a CZ coach gun.

Yup, getting holsters for stuff a little off the beaten path drives me insane. My taste in collectibles tends to run to cold-war pistols... If you ever runs into a nice leather holster for a CZ 82 think of me. :)

Correction, I mis-spoke again! It is a '73 Winchester, not a 72. We struggled a bit to put this one out to you today, hopefully we did a good enough job that no one notices! Also, yes, I agree. My slippers and socks look pretty funny. You weren't supposed to see them!

Man I love these stories, reminds me I need to schedule and finish my hunters ED in person course..

Wow you need a new tuner. None of the GTR’s that I tune do this on E85. This has been remedied years ago. You need to understand fuel decay rates and puddling. This is appalling and I would be upset. I hope you didn’t pay for this calibration

It could just be for aesthetic reasons, over taste but technically it wouldn't layer right but again I know people that will stir their espresso before drinking it thus mixing the layers. One less glass for the dishwasher, I suppose.

Good evening Saul. My name is Jason. I just want to say thank you very much for making this channel. I could listen to stories, watch show and tell of firearms, other car information or any other content you wish to share with us. I have a lot of respect for Paul and all of his colleagues. Keep up the good work and thank you.

one day ill have a garage that size

Wow. Here I am starting my G82 M4 on E85 from my phone app.... Amazing how far cars and tuning have come from even the GT-R. Nice ride, bro! I had a 2012 Black Edition, but it pretty much stayed stock the whole time that I had it.

Thanks Saul, I enjoy the Paul stories. One of my first pistols was a 5906 from the early 90's, it became a safe queen.