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Revolver goes bang every time

I have a 3½" Ruger Vaquero in 45 ACP. I carry a 1911 10 rd 45 ACP magazine on my belt. I thumb the rounds into the loading gate. It's pretty fast to reload that way.

Thanks Matt great info!!! I'm in the suburbs of Charlotte and recently heard of a home invasion in our town where a group was going around and seeing if cars in driveways were unlocked to steal whatever was in the vehicle. They found one unlocked where the garage door opener was in the car and opened the garage and came into the house. So another tip is to bring the garage door openers inside of the house if your vehicle is parked in the driveway. It sounds simple but I would bet many do not do this.

horrible!

Salute too u awesome video very well said

Im getting one.

Happy birthday🗿hope you had a good day

get this man a hellcat

Happy birthday!!

Happy birthday

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Lol happy birthday

Have been carrying 9 mm for years. After being diagnosed with Parkinson’s and having some issues with left arm and hand I have started carrying the shield 380 ez with out any issues love it so far

Great video Matt, thank you!!! With my lifestyle, working from home, I am in the house or around my neighborhood probably 80% of the week so my edc is either my Kimber 6 shot K6xs 38 special or I also have the Ruger SP 101 357 magnum and I have never felt worried carrying a snubbie revolver for self defense. I'm not looking to run towards trouble so if trouble should happen to come my way, I feel it will more than likely be up close and personal and I trust that revolver, especially if the attacker is right on top of me, to go bang more than a semi-auto, especially if I'm caught by surprise and I don't have the greatest grip on the firearm, having to shoot one handed or if I have to push it against the body of the attacker to fire it, not worrying about it going out of battery or jamming up.

i have had my lcp max 2 years going on 3 its been solid i am between 500 to 600 rounds through it its great for discrete carry lol or back up gun

Im debating on picking one up for myself I been researching and looking never owned a single 6 and I was thinking this one looks like a good lil start up peice

This video is great. I just purchased a Benelli shotgun for the first time and im eager to take it out on the range to practice. I live in a pretty dangerous neighborhood so it could help for home defense to protect my family. Appreciate the tips.

Been awhile, how have you and your family doing sir?

Finally someone that understands and knows what he’s talking about,when it pertains to the 22 caliber. Thank you for your time

I had one years ago, it was stolen.

Good man

Awesome video

Assassin's choice for up close and personal

Awesome video thanks for the knowledge

Couple thoughts...as good as stingers are, they may not be the ideal ammo in that gun...thought is the case is slightly longer than standard, and may result in failure to eject...and the extreme combination of velocity/bullet weight also may have contributed to issue...we don't carry .22lr in our autos, but in an all hands on deck situation our lcp ll and mark iv lite would be loaded, most likely with plain mini-mags, as the ammo has been tremendously reliable (always the bug with .22 ammo) for us...with extra magazines we could dump a lot of rounds downrange in a hurry, which does have some quality...

The only single action revolver we have ever carried is the NAA mini revolver in .22lr, which does present a multitude of slightly different problems, but, it can go anywhere...we keep an old Heritage loaded with .22wmr, down in the basement for the possibility of any issues while doing the laundry...our current carry is a single action auto...totally agree any gun beats no gun, and we see the range weekly to stay in practice...good video...

I’ve been looking at the super wranglers for a few months and they look nice. Just curious about how well the cerakote finish holds up after some wear. I originally gravitated to the brown one but if the finish wears quick the black would be a better choice

I got one a month ago hated the big fat sights so I made my own for it from an old broken rifle I had and man it’s a tac driver now with a bead front sight a v notch rear

A SA revolver properly used is also about the safest CCW there is. Probably the biggest hole in the market with respect to the SA is true pocket size. The Stallion and Super Seven are about as close as you get. It is a shame really because regardless of whether it is in a holster or not it is virtually impossible for it to go off unintentionally. No matter how hard something impinges on the trigger unless it can simultaneously bring the hammer to full cock it can't go off. To address the slow reload of the solid fram SA the backup gun is the best response.

Those that scoff at the 380 effectiveness are either highly uniformed about this era of 380 ballistics or are just plain ignoring the facts ... The bodyguard is highly concealable, accurate and perfect for daily carry regardless of the season . My Bodyguard on my person is better than my full size Beretta M9 at home

When I was a kid we were staying in a pop up trailer in the woods. A black bear broke into our kitchen tent and began eating our food. My dad used a single action 22 and tried to scare it away by shooting it twice. The bear merely looked over at him but didn’t appear to even feel it. From that point on i decided not to ever carry a 22 in any situation where I may have to defend myself. From anything.

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My father was in the first of two squadrons reporting to Chu Lai in 1965, and that "base" at that point was little more than tents and a marsten mat airstrip that the Seabees had just finished building! No defensible perimeter. Great.... he went to the armory to get a 1911. They refused to issue him one because he was medical corps (Geneva conventions)!!! Undeterred, he went to the PX with hope of getting a 12 ga... you know, to hunt ducks of course. Well the only thing they had was a Ruger Blackhawk in .357! Ruger Blackhawk it was!

Simplicity of operation and very high reliability. There is definitely a case to be made for using a single action tool for self defense. I have owned a Ruger Single Six for more than 40 years. It has a very light but predictable trigger pull, and virtually no recoil. I have carried it many times, in a variety of situations and circumstances.

Last year I took 2-3 handgun lessons from Matt and he is excellent. Patient, professional and a practical, real life scenario teacher. Worth every penny spent. Hope you’re doing well Matt!

They're no less lethal today.

I've had a lot of people tell me that the trigger pull is way to heavy but in a life and death situation I don't think you will notice the heavier trigger pull

the city of myrtle beach provides bus tickets to those without regular means of shelter in their area to Wilmington. Wont name the specific religious institution(s) , but some in the downtown and surrounding area of ILM (as well ass some parties in Florida according to a dishwasher my employer had given work with in the past year who recently returned from the state) with go as far as paying for those who made it down to Florida for the winter to come back to the area around the current time of this comment's posting. edit : the only intent for sharing this information is purely educational and should not be taken as concrete factual knowledge, only as ones personal recollection who has been in and worked in the area for some time

Ive always owned both semi and da revolvers started getting into sa super reliable and i like it shtf rather the revolver longetivity wise its gonna withstand way more than a semi

The single action design is also very durable and reliable

It definitely can be done, and there are people that have done it since the founding of this country.

I edc a single action Revolver with no issues

I find with small guns that accuracy can be difficult but at self-defense ranges 20 feet in let’s say this particular LCP Max does what it’s supposed to do. That being said there’s always a pistol that is a bit of a lemon and so far with Ruger products I have not run across that. With full metal jacket very little recoil, but with self-defense rounds you better hang on.

I always carry a smal colt mustang two even at home because it is light and well made . Thank you for your efforts .

So how is POA POI with it ? I bought the LCP ll 380 in November and it shoots from the bench both low and left 3-5 inches depending on ammo at 5 and 7 yards, and not respectively either... Plus the two pins in the grip are walking... So yeah not great...

I've had mine for a few years and I have had no problems at all !

The best thing I have seen today on the interwebs.

I agree 100%

Hi Matt, love the stair master. I usually use it in the fat burner setting. I appreciate your knowledge. Great video!

This is basic and so very effective. It can be done anywhere and your form needs to be correct. It is not about numbers it is about doing it properly and the repetitions will follow.