I bought my Pop a Ruger 10/22 for Christmas in 1966, I was 15 years old. I plopped down my $57 and all the salesman said was "you need shells with that?" AAHH...the good ol days. It's right here beside me as I write this.. Over 55 years old and still looks new. Pop took good care of his shit. RIP Pop.
British gun owner with 5 guns - Side by side 12g and Mossberg pump action 12g, 10/22 as in video except it's the Volquartsen version, and a cz 17hmr... Also have an Akkar/Chiappa triple barrel 20g. I think I have the right shotguns but a slightly better rifle choice possibly would be a 22 wmr semi auto and any 308... I grew up on a farm - so I see things from that perspective..
I'm 63 years old and have been collecting firearms since I was 11 years old. At last count I own 194 handguns, 43 shotguns, 62 semiautomatic rifles not counting the 38 AK 47s, 24 bolt action rifles and 18 lever action rifles. I also own at the least 4,000 to 5,000 rounds of ammo for each and every one of the 379 weapons in my vault. And I'm still adding to it frequently. I hope you like my " five guns of choice ".
@@stunna_CODM I'm not really a stingy guy, however I have three children that mean more to me than all the weapons in the world. I already have all my weapons listed in my will to go to my 3 children upon my death. My 2 sons actually know every weapon I own. They already have a list dividing the collection equally between the two of them and their sister. So sorry Coyote but they are all spoken for. Now what my children do with them is a different story! Sincerely, Steven a.k.a. Cap'n Crazy
@@4bttahoe And that being said, At the request of my children I sold my entire collection and donated the proceeds to charities. But thanks for the concern.
@@nandor8639 I think the problem is, he's getting most of his idea's from the shittastic NRA. Those god damn fudds don't want you to have suppressors or MG's because they're either the dopes who are still paying the 200$ tax on top of a $2000 pipe, for a literal gun muffler -- or they're the bird/deer hunters who think you don't need anything except a single shot bolt action or shotgun. I'm not gunna say that I have invested into oil filters or maglites, but I'm sure you probably know that solvents traps are a great way to clean your gun... The NRA didn't help us in the 90's and they haven't been helping in the last 10 years between Obama or Trump either. They had two full EASY years to pass the HPA and force national carry reciprocity and failed on both counts, and they're failing legislative action in about 10 states as well.
Cody Walker Jr have you ever tried running CCI through it? I have a couple .22 pistols that were jam boxes, until I started using CCI.. never had a jam since.
CUtThrOaT GHOST Belt fed bolt action pistol, ROTFLMFAO! That was great dude, show that stupid GTA playing punk kid man, still fucking laughing. Have a good one😂.
Great video for people unfamiliar with firearms. Love your suggestion for the .22 to introduce people to the sport. My five are as follows: #1 RIFLE: Winchester Model 70 in .30-06 with a 3x9 scope. Classic rifle that can do almost anything you’d need to use a rifle for. Extremely capable with a skilled marksman. #2 SHOTGUN: Ruger Red Label 12 gauge. This is quite a bit more expensive than an autoloader, but a lot more fun. Autoloaders are fine for intimidation purposes, and they’re fine for trap, but a double barrel is much nicer for skeet. And, for the most fun you can legally have with a shotgun, try sporting clays! You definitely need a double barrel setup so you have two different chokes for your variable targets. I compare it to professional golf, but with a shotgun. #3 PISTOL: Full size H&K USP in .45ACP. Simply put, the best there is. I’ll leave it at that. #4 SEMI-AUTO RIFLE: Bushmaster XM-15 E2S Shorty Carbine in .223. No further explanation necessary #5 WILDCARD: I have three suggestions: First, a revolver. Smith & Wesson Model 686 .357 magnum with a 6” barrel. You can have fun shooting .38’s and then have a blast with the .357 magnum loads. Second: a long range varmint gun. Remington Model 700 .22-250 with a. massive scope for spotting prairie dogs at 250+ yards. Flat shooting and more accurate than most people will ever be capable of shooting. Third: A lcenter fire magnum. I opted for a Tikka M695 Master All Weather (the predecessor to the T3 which was created after Beretta acquired Tikka in the early 2000’s) in .300 Win Mag. This beast of a rifle, tipped with an extremely high quality 3x9 will allow you take any animal in North America. Skilled hunters have even used .300’s for the Big Five in Africa. I put a muzzle brake on mine to tame the incredible recoil. There you have it. Everyone has there own list, but those are my suggestions. I own many other firearms, but these would be my base suggestions. And, be sure to join the NRA, your home State’s club (like the CRPA in California) and a local shooting range. Support the sport!
@Robert LaRoque you don't know what you're talking about. Gov. Abbott signed open carry a while back AND just made it legal to carry brass knuks. So....
Francesco Romano why? All my immigrant friends support 2A and shoot all the time. Don’t forgot your ancestors were all immigrant once, unless you are Native American. Don’t be a piece of shit.
There are TONS of us Californians who have stuff that we legally owned and registered BEFORE They were banned. But he's talking to 'new' gun buyers. But the tons of us who have a lot of stuff that other states have, we still exist in California.
Was not expecting this video. I followed this channel for Skyrim. I've got roughly 13 years in Security and Corrections. Thank you for posting this video. We need more videos educating people about the 2A community. I don't agree w every gun here, but it's still a pretty solid list.
Ultimately in an end of the world type situation you would want: 1 reliable handgun preferably a glock in 9mm with fmj for penetration such as through a door or crowd control. Hollowpoints are only necessary if youre worried about hitting someone behind the enemy. 1. Medium to longer ranged rifle that you are ACCURATE with. It generally takes 1 bullet to do the job, now your job is placement. With 7.62 by 39, you have enough force after penetrating through a door or drywall to kill whatever is behind it, whereas 556/223 you probably wont be shooting through things and still hitting with enough force to floor someone. I would personally choose a cheap, yet moderately broken in pawn shop AK, and I would carefully inspect every part for wear/weak points before I decide its reliable enough. A firearm is a tool intended for protection, and when it comes to your life or someone you care abouts life, you probably want the Snap-Ons of the protective tool section, the comfortability/familiarity with said weapon, and the respect/knowledge to use it.
I was born here, I love the ocean, mountains, deserts - I hate the liberals that have taken over, However, its not over ‘til native Californians like me, win it back from the liberals and restore it to how it was in the 1950s. Who is with me?
Good luck to this idea. I know iis old but anyone reading this, cal is lost. My rent went from 1150 to 2800 while my wage never rose. Had to leave. I miss the weed but is rather have the right to buy what guns I want
Funny. I have something like 50 guns... but I shoot that raptor whisper pellet rifle alot... some of your responders talking about sling shot.... these pellet rifle is no joke, not a toy. I'll shoot a rabbit at a distances...and shoot his buddy couple minutes later...can't do that with a center fire...or slingshot at 300 feet
As a Canadian watching this, my jaw was on the floor for the majority of the video. I was like "Why do you need these? What do you use them for!?" Then I remembered that I have gone shooting, and it was fucking fun.
A rifle is better at home protection, in particular a .223/ 5.56 caliber rifle. Having 30 rounds if Self defense ammo on tap is a definite plus as well as having decreased barrier penetration in comparison to 9mm or comparable handgun calibers.
mike C You really need to study ballistics because you're way off when you say that a .223\5.56 round has less chance of over penetrating than a 9mm handgun cartridge. Let me give you an example, the average .223\5.56 round has roughly 3,000 feet per second of velocity at the muzzle and only about a couple hundred less at 100 yards, it also carries with it roughly 1200 ft\lbs of energy at the muzzle and still has roughly 1,000 ft\lbs at 100 yards. The average 9mm cartridge travels about 1100 fps at muzzle and 900 at 100 yards, the 9mm in terms of energy will usually have 325 ft\lbs at muzzle and only about 250 ft\lbs at 100 yards. Also, many 9mm rounds for self defense are hollow points to specifically avoid over penetrating the intended target, that is why it is the round of choice for many law enforcement departments. I am not trying to be hostile I'm only trying to give you correct information because I want you to know the correct information because God forbid you have a situation in which you must discharge your firearm to protect yourself, I want you to know what could happen with over penetrating the intended target so you may keep others safe.
Michael Moran an increase in velocity does not always equal an increase in penetration. Maybe with steel core fmj but with proper fragmenting or expanding bullets more velocity will equal to more energy being dumped into a target than whats behind it.
mike C Dude, I'm a frigging CNC machinist and have been shooting for 30+ years and reloading for about 10 years now, believe me the .223 and 5.56 rounds have way more penetrating ability than the 9mm round, even a +P FMJ round has not only way less velocity, but energy as well. Think about it, even a +P 9mmFMJ weighing 135 grains only has roughly a third of, not only the velocity but the energy as well. The shape of the projectile has to be accounted for as well, try and find a sharp tipped 9mm, you really can't. Now sometimes a flat or round slowly moving round can penetrate much material in say a bushy forest setting and a lighter faster round would be more easily redirected, such as a .223 compared to a 45-70, obviously the 45-70 is going to tear up all kinds of brush on it's way to the target, however the 45-70 is a rifle round and has energy the .223 or 5.56 round would envy if it could (roughly 2,800 at the muzzle) but comparison of handgun cartridges to rifle rounds is apples to oranges. The 9mm round or even the .45 +P can't even come close to the energy of the .223\5.56, even at 500 yards they have more than those handgun rounds have at the muzzle, again this is why law enforcement departments use handguns and shotguns for the most part, it is to avoid over penetrating the intended target. You can find all of this information online, just Google a ballistics chart or find it in one of the many UA-cam videos concerning this exact subject, have a nice day.
Great choices personally I would go with a 1911A1 in .45, .223 Semi Auto, a Remington deer rifle in .308 or 30.06, Remington 12-gauge, and Ruger semi-auto 22
Cool my grandfather (French rebel) gave me a Mauser rifle from when he was fighting and he told me a long ass story about the rebels fighting the Germans
I wish I could move out of Cali. It sucks here with all these laws. Don’t understand why people vote dems in office there not helping us there hurting our major cities
I love the story about your friend that went shooting and thought he wouldn’t like it. I’m guessing he’s a gun owner now? Kills me how people end up getting bitten by the gun bug.
I really wonder where people get the idea that guns are a terrible thing.. I've been shooting guns my entire life, it's fun! And it's the insane people that kill people...
@@decisivedonkey1658 they tried to blame liquor during the Prohibition, but it led to more criminal activities and the formation of horrible gangs that capitalized on illegal alcohol distribution. Same thing would happen if they outlawed guns. Illegal gun smuggling cartels would make a killing, and gang activity would become more aggressive knowing the law abiding populace had no means of defending itself.
crunchycheeto99 The thing is that a gun is (unlike something like a kayak) designed to kill. If you like it as a hobby that is fine, i do aswell. But you can’t ignore the fact that they are in their very design made to kill.
bombs and rockets would be fun too, but maybe we shouldnt be playing with murderous weapons? thousands of accidental deaths every year, and its not insane people, its angry people, and there's no shortage of anger these days.
Well I guess that's what started it for me. I bought my first one when I was 6 with money I collected from picking up Coke bottles on the side of the road, and actually whiskey bottles too I could get more for them than I could Coke bottles at the Bootleggers house. But that was about 60 years ago. And I'm still hooked! I even keep them scattered about the house where they will be extremely handy and so I can look at them!
@@owengratzer2366 well, aside from the fact that I, personally, am not a big fan of 22 lr, that caliber in a revolver is more preferred, IMO, than in a semi automatic platform. Aside from decreased reliability of firing, cycling is reliant on the cylinder mechanism, as opposed to feeding the rimmed cartridge through a magazine.
That’s awesome! I’ve only been into guns for about 2 years. I’m the only person in my family who considers it a hobby. I’ve bought a fair amount. My very first gun was a Taurus revolver, model 85. Great little snub nose, .38 special. Then I went out and bought a lever-action Winchester 94, .30-30. I had a bit of fun with that one. After that, I wanted a .22 pistol. Found a Sig Sauer 1911-22. Olive drab, with wood grips. Had U.S. etched into both sides. Cool as hell. I ended up going to California for a few months. Wasn’t sure about the laws and such, didn’t want to get arrested for having something deemed illegal, that was legal for me in Michigan. So I sold the revolver and the Win. 94. I came back to Michigan, back in May. I now have a Ruger American .22lr bolt-action. Remington 870 with wood furniture. Love the way it looks. A Ruger Security 9, 9mm 15+1 capacity. And a Glock 22, .40cal, 15+1 capacity. Only thing I’m missing from this specific list, is an AR/AK. And that will be coming soon.
go to war pistol: Sig p226 go to war rifle: AKM with standard capacity (30 round) mags Remington 700 in either .308 or 30.06 Remington 870 and a Henry.22LR backup pistol: Sig p229 in .357 Sig. :)
Mansa Keita I actually lived there for awhile over the summer for an internship. Los Angeles is one of the nastiest cities I’ve been to. Actual tent cities of thousands of people homeless. Dangerous in a lot of areas and stupid expensive. It’s not even a city worth those prices, hence why people are moving out of California by the masses.
I think the first one should have been a wheel gun. And the last one also. I'm not a big fan of the 22 in the 45 frames. I'd like to get a Ruger 22 for shooting snakes and turtles or squirrels I guess cause the 10-shot Smith & Wesson 22 are a lot more expensive than the Ruger and the Ruger would actually be a little easier to clean.
Pistol- Browning Hi Power Rifle- SKS (because Chicago) Shotgun- Mossburg 590 .22 Rifle- Remington 597 Wildcard- Mosin Nagant or other centerfire bolt gun No one else likes shooting the Mosin except for me. Oh well.
bigchunk1 because ' chicago'? bud , I live in Arlington heights and I've purchased an vepr ak47 saiga ak47 vepr 7.62x54 all to my ffl with 30 round mags
I would add a concealable 380 or 9mm. Even if you don’t regularly carry, it’s something you may need to have in your pocket when you don’t want everyone around to know.
Reminds me of my late father-in-law's .22. He bought it from Sears during the Depression. In those days Sears was a catalog shopping business, and if you owned Sears products (everyone did) you ordered them from the catalog. So, Dad-in-Law orders a .22 Sears-branded single-shot rifle (Actually a Model 67 Winchester) for $7 (don't you wish still). Sears wrote back that it was sold out of that rifle, but was willing to sell the repeating version of the rifle for the same $7 (talk about customer service!). Would Dad be ok with that! Why yeah he wrote back! My son still has that rifle. I'm 70 and used that old rifle for small game hunting when in my 20's.
The first thing you need is a handgun because you can have it with you 24/7, then any of the following Shotgun so you can pepper someone or something, A 22 for small game and plinking A Semi auto rifle (your MAIN gun) And last but not least a long range rifle for when you need to reach out and touch something
I own a Glock 19 3rd Gen w/ a P80 lower & double stack magazines & a Mossberg 500 w/ trigger mod & hand made Tactical stock (similiar to an ATC Scorpion) & Im a firm believer in 1 pistol & 1 long rifle.....MINIMUM , but in the process of building my 80% lower AR-15 to have my bases covered🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪
@Marion Hamer you’re overthinking this, if you have a gun and know how to use it then you’re in a way better position than someone who doesn’t. And what’s this talk about not being above ground in the daytime? Modern war zones have people outside 24/7 I’m not sure why you think the world will come to a mad max situation.
@Marion Hamer oh here you go again.. just have some guns and practice with them, how about that? And yes I mean lethal force, if I’m forced to pepper some guy I definitely want him to drop instead of shooting at me
great job introducing firearms to your friends! i believe introducing people who are afraid of firearms to them safely is the duty of every responsible gun owner. the more they understand the firearm, the less against it they will be. they get to have a good time and do something unique for a day, and we get to enjoy our firearm for decades longer.
Right. I have both the Beretta and a 1911 45 high cap. Rifles and shotguns are fine but for this retired senior, a good 357 magnum revolver would be my ideal carry gun in the woods.
Dad took me to the range when I was in the first grade. First gun I ever fired was his .357 Magnum revolver at 6 years old. Lol. Made me learn to respect guns very quickly, but also built a love for them.
Yeah my dad took me out to shoot his .357 when i was younger for my first time. I dont think he was too experienced at shooting cause we went out with no ear protection and my ears were ringing the rest of the day.
Good all around selection, another thing to consider is the benefits of chosing a gun with a common or military caliber is the availability of ammunition. My wildcard would be a center-fire rifle in either .308 or 30.06 Springfield. A friend of mine was hunting in the border region of Khazikstan and they found a little shop that had very little in the way of ammo, some 7.62x54R, and sure enough, a box of 30.06 Springfield! He brought back a huge frickin ram that completed his Super Slam. In a pinch, if you have 5 round mags, you can hunt deer and pigs with the AK, the ballistics are very close to the 30-30 which has put more venison in the cooler, pound for pound, than any rifle in existence. Great video! 👍💪👍🤙
I have that exact 10/22. Very nice and accurate, straight out of the box. 👍 Then to top it off, I have the Ruger (barrel break) pellet rifle. It shoots almost the same speed as the 10/22. One simple pump and it shoots 1200 fps. 😎.
For your .22 pistol: love the fact you were able to mod the mag for the loading button. One feature I also enjoy! I chose a Walther p22. Though it’s more labor to disassemble, it’s super reliable, has great aftermarket support for the simple components and can be had in a few variants of length. I agree with your 5 type choices!
Pretty standard selection. I like to stay with common military ammo types. .22lr for small, a 5.56 or 7.62x39 intermediate, and .308/7.62x51 and 12 for shotgun. The missing element here is a full size rifle. I like a savage .308 bolt action. I would also possibly interchange the ak for an FAL to have less ammo types to stock but then you lose intermediate and an fal is not cheap. As for the .22 pistol - a ruger Mark IV is hard to beat. Not the spacegun thin tensioned barrel ones, the plain ones. Theyre a lot easier to take down than they used to be. Adding a .308 bolt gun means you can take out anything in north america. Even a huge brown bear - although I wouldn't just WANT to.
I saw a video year back. A guy shot a Kodiak bear 18 times with a .30-06 and it kept coming. That's why I bought a .444 Marlin in 77'. Never trust a deer rifle for big game. Nothing less than a .375 Winchester Magnum.
@@peterbartolomeo9574 And a gentleman killed a charging brown bear within 30 feet with a 9mm single stack pistol too. That doesn't mean I want to rely on a 9mm if a bear is charging me. I wouldn't take a .308 as my rifle of choice on a kodiak hunt, but I sure AF can kill a big ass bear with one if I have to. Especially if it's not charging me.
Yes - I have these guns nearly exact types of each of them. For a wild card gun I would pick a revolver possibly because semi-autos can jam if you don't have a good grip and platform while you are shooting. This is hard to do when in bed and compromised laying down. A revolver will always shoot and makes a good bed side companion (in addition to woods gun I hike with). Other than that I say yes. You've taken a good deal of time with thinking about the choices and my logic is nearly the exact same as yours all the way across on the East Coast. Your Coast NEEDS more people like you. Desperately.
Beginner gun starter kit: 22 revolver 22 bolt action rifle 12 gauge break action shot gun Lever action 30 30 38/357 mag revolver Novice gun starter kit: AR 15 223 1911 45 Remington 870 pump 12 gauge Ruger 1022 Your choice 9mm handgun Professional gun starter kit: M16 full auto 223 2011 45 acp Custom Remington 308 bolt action H&K MP5 full auto 9mm FN 57 pistol Unlimited funds gun kit: Colt Thompson 45 acp Browning BAR 3006 SEKO TRG 42 338 lapua mag HK 21 Belt fed 308 Kreighoff 12 gauge over under Dream weapons gun kit: Mini gun 308 M2 50 cal belt fed Perazzi over under M240 308 belt fed Barrett 50 sniper rifle I have owned or own every weapon on this list but the last 5. I’m working in that list.
ditto, I do like to clean my shit every so often though. every couple hundred rounds for a 22. little more often for most others. my 7mm rem mag every 10th round say! :) maybe overkill, but I like cleaning them as much as I like shooting them! I take care with the bores, but it's nice to get a clean patch then a little oil. just makes me feel good. :)
When I was in the military, the best feature of that Beretta 92 was the retention lanyard... When it malfunctions (and it will), you can swing it around like a medieval mace.
absolutely! More important than a shotgun- .22's are cheap and easy to store bulk ammo. I have an old Ruger Mk1 and a Marlin 60 (cheaper and more accurate than 10-22)
For my .22 pistol, I got a Browning 1911-22. Mine is a scaled-down replica of the standard 1911 A1, about 85 percent of the original size. There are variants, such as a replica officers size and models with rails, skeleton triggers, etc. Its frame and slide are aircraft aluminum; a steel slide wouldn’t get very far with .22 ammunition. It’s not fussy about ammo. Unlike the GSG, it disassembles similarly to a regular 1911. It’s pricey for a .22, but it’s extremely well-made.
I sold my 10/22 years ago and I like them but .22 was hard to find at the time. Now it’s more plentiful but I decided against getting another and instead went for the Ruger PC 9mm Carbine which I LOVE. It’s such an awesome gun and 9mm Luger is just as cheap and far more plentiful than 9mm. It also takes all Glock magazines. I recommend it over the 10/22 because it also is a takedown which allows you to put it into a bag super easy if you have to. It’s such an awesome and well made gun and it’s based on the 10/22 but it has way heavier made parts like the bolt that’s made out of tungsten steel. I also own the Ruger Mini-14 which shoots both .223 Remington and 5.56x45 nato which is awesome since I can use either ammo. I also have a Glock 19 Gen4 9mm and a Ruger Lcp .380 that I use on occasion as a carry gun that works well. I got plenty of ammo for all of my guns and never have less that a thousand rounds at any time.
Props for taking a new shooter to the range. Maybe one day the fascists that hold offices in California will get voted out an you all can go back to having standard capacity magazines.
Or you can just have standard mags and not give a fuck.... No laws will matter when shit hits the fan. Don't be the person who doesn't have the advantage .
itsallahoax Like we in Kali-Kountry should ever be so lucky as to have our state revert back to the status of a Free State. Like that would ever happen.... 😢🔫
@@rayman1230 Glad you said that BECAUSE ONLY A FOOL, will let some Puss-cakes rule over They're God Given right's and blood shed for You & Your children's Right's!! Every bit of our Constitution and Bill of Right's was written because Our founders was Very Smart an envisioned what time would Bring to These Shores ! Voting is a good Thing....but, It is written to Always be Prepared to Defend Our Great nation from enemy's both Foreign & Domestic !
Gave my Taurus and my S&W to my oldest son after he got back from a tour in Korea. We took his wife shooting and she freaked out on the first 9mm pistol. So we went to a gun show and got her a 1911 in 22LR. Went back to the range and we let her shoot my 22LR Rossi rifle and the pistol we got her. The way her face lit up was very satisfying. "This is FUN!!" By the end of the range session she was shooting the 9mm with 147gr rounds no problem. The 1911 trigger builds confidence in new shooters because it lends itself to greater accuracy. She was tearing the center out of the target first time she shot it. When we were leaving she was Googling where she could find the rifle I had!
I would recommend a wheel gun as first pistol, it can sit for years in bed stand and no worries of the spring getting week. Thanks to freedom week in '18 we can have normal capacity mags now.
Good video, but I disagree with you on one point: I'd always recommend a shotgun if you could have no other firearm. There are plenty of drawbacks, but shotguns are versatile, common and absolutely devastating at close range. You can also use slugs for targets as far out as 200 meters, though it's best for 100 meters or less. At close range, a shotgun can do more damage than an SMG, and slugs basically turn it into a high-powered rifle (a 12 gauge slug generates 3000 foot-pounds of energy, the same as any other high-power, medium bore rifle). As far as the others go, you're absolutely right. A good semi-auto rifle and a sidearm are what you want for SHTF, although a shotgun as a primary is also a good choice.
A shotgun, and then go buy a large box of primers, a priming tool, and a tin of powder and wadding and you can shoot for a long time, just repack the shells you emptied, and fill them with gravel, cut up nails, anything you want. Ive seen people peen pennies into little bowl shapes to fit through the bore and they still penetrated completely through whatever he was shooting. Be that the case, you could shoot powdered glass or literally anything. At that point its up to your imagination. Could cut ball berrings in half and fit 8 halfs in a 2 3/4 shell.
@@xxIONBOMBxx The problem with using gravel or nails (or anything like that) is they can damage your barrel. Lead is the best metal for that, but aluminum, brass or copper would work well. There is also no shortage of good factory 12 gauge ammo out there. Even light birdshot can ruin someone's whole day at under about 20 feet. Even if he's farther away, the sound of being shot at would make most people think twice about sticking around.
My five must have guns: A heavy barrel bolt action rifle chambered in the 308 Winchester top with with a FLIR scope and a high power long-range tactical scope. Any AR-15 based semi auto rifle chambered in the 5.56x45 / 223 Remington with at least forty 30 rounds capacity metal magazines and a suppressor A compact 9mm semi-auto handgun with night sights and mounted with a tactical flash light. A large frame / 6 inch barrel double action revolver in 357 Magnum / 38 Special. A 12 gauge pump-action shotgun chambered for 2 3/4 and 3 inch shells with a folding stock and extended magazine tube allowing for at least seven 2 3/4 inch shells.
Nice Picks, i have my poor man's version in Canada. Marlin 795 for $150, Russian SKS on sale for $179(very good condition), Maverick 88(poor man's Moss 500) for $239 and S&W SD9(satifsfies my budget and is a mix between my favorite handguns m&p series and glock).
Interesting. I’ve just gotten into shooting and am really enjoying it. A friend in Utah took me out to a range, and it was kind of scary, and I was terrible, but I really enjoyed it. When I got back home to Southern California, I got a Ruger 10/22 and a Glock 19; I’ve been going twice a month, and I’ve gotten better, fairly decent; I also took some classes I’m more comfortable with the 10/22 and the 19; I just got something I’m a little more intimidated by (I’m about to go to an outdoor range to shoot it) - Ruger American Predator 6.5 Creedmoor. I’ve signed up for a two-day General Rifle class soon. I also have a Glock 23 on order , and I took a very interesting Glock Armorer class. At some point, I’d like a Beretta PX4 Storm .45, but I want to be a better shooter. I find the firearms community to just have a lot of very helpful, nice folks who are happy to help newbies.
Yacca Atwood you sir have been bitten by the gunbug and you have the fever! Welcome to the brotherhood ( and sisterhood ) of gun ownership. It's refreshing to see that you are taking classes and making sure you are a responsible and well trained individual. Once again sir, welcome aboard! Cap'n Chaos is outta' here!
5 guns everyone should own! 1. Pistol -carry protection 2. Shotgun (pump) -home protection (I run 2- bird shot, 3- slugs) 3. .22cal rifle (scoped) -hunt small game 4. Large caliber rifle (30/30, 30-06, etc.) -hunt large game 5. Semiautomatic rifle (AR, AK, etc.) -do everything gun If you want to hunt quietly use a compound bow or pellet gun.
Love the 10/22, I agree I didn't like the rail section that came with it either so I put an NcStar see through rail on so I still have the use of my iron's without having to remove the scope. The auto bolt release is definitely a plus, also an extended mag release I've got I believe it's from TimberCreak the XL release it stretches out under the trigger group while still following very closey the trigger guard I love it. 12 gauge yes but don't always count on the sound of cycling it to be your saving grace if you ever get in a situation, nice thing about certain manufacturers if you can get different barrels for that one 12 gauge so you can have that 18.5" for one thing and buy something like a 24" or a 28" for more hunting applications, a field barrel I believe is the right terminology.
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Yes the Mossberg flex is awesome, I love how it can go from pistol grip 18” barrel to full stock 24 (or more)” tradition hunting shotgun. The fit and finishes on the green are well done I have had mine over 5 years and it still looks great I really like the OD green and camouflaged stock/grip.
My recommended guns to own: Start with a striker fired pistol in 9mm such as a Glock 19 or 48, Smith and Wesson M&P 2.0 Compact or Shield Plus or a Sig Sauer P320 Compact or P365. Whatever you chose, wear it on your person any time you are not in the shower, a body of water or bed. When you are in bed have it next to you while you sleep. Along with the gun, you need a dedicated gun belt, an inside the waist band holster, about 1000 rounds of practice rounds to take to a multi day training course, 3 or more magazines and about 100 rounds of defense ammo. Shoot some of the defense ammo at training to make sure it cycles through the gun properly but keep enough left over to have all three magazines loaded when not training or practicing. Pistols make good home defense weapons but, not as good as a long gun. The pistol is sufficient for home defense while you are paying off your credit card after buying the gun (about 600), the holster (30-75), the gun belt (45 - 75), the practice ammo (350ish), the defense ammo (60 to 75) and training (550ish). After the your credit card is paid off, start thinking about a long gun to replace the hand gun for home defense. My preference is a short barrel AR-15, in caliber 300 Blackout with a suppressor. Without the suppressor, firing an AR -15 in a home will leave you barely able to hear and communicate with family/police/etc.. I would also recommend a sling, a red dot optic and a rifle light so you can ID someone in the dark before shooting them. If you live in a state that does not allow suppressors, either move or keep good electric earmuffs near the AR-15. If your state does not allow AR-15's or similar semi automatic rifles, moving is sounding even better but if that is not an option, a 20 or 12 gauge shotgun is a good alternative. If you want the affordability of a pump shotgun, a Mossberg 500 or 590 is an excellent option. The Remington 870's used to be the gold standard but since Remington was bought out a decade or so ago, numerous accusations of dropping quality have been made so do some research or just get the Mossberg. Similar to the AR-15, keep some electric ear muffs near the shotgun. In the case of home defense, if you go the shotgun route, keep in mind shotguns have limited ammo capacity so you may want a side saddle with extra shells on it and possibly your striker fired pistol on your hip. After getting the pistol and either type of long gun and you have trained with both, I would say you have everything you absolutely need but I agree with the video, us gun enthusiasts should always try to introduce new shooters to shooting to try to get rid of the ignorance and fear gun controllers try to spread about guns. No gun is better to introduce people to shooting than one chambered in .22. Do your research and see if you want a rifle like the 10/22 or a pistol, either is fine. Now I think you have everything you need. Even though I have the short barrelled AR-15, I want to get a 12 gauge shotgun too. Mostly just because I like to shoot shotguns but also because the power of a shotgun. A bad guy behind cover which stops a handgun or AR could very well be penetrated by a slug from a shotgun. Shotguns can just be such a devastating weapon. Shotguns can also be used to harvest food after a natural disaster. Between birdshot, buckshot and slugs, just about every game in North America can be taken with a shotgun. People in rural areas with flat land may find themself in an instance where and attacker is beyond the range of the handgun (75 yards or so) or the AR rifle (300 yards or so) and recommend you get a high powered rifle like the bolt action Remington 700 chambered in 6.5 Creedmore, 308 or 30-06 or a semi automatic chambered in 6.5 Creedmore or 308. High powered rifled chamber in those three calibers should be fine till about 600 yards or so. I also see the counter argument which says if an attacker is beyond 300 yards, is he really much of a threat? The high powered rifle can also be used in place of the shotgun to harvest large game.
Good choices there is a purpose for each one in the field for survival, hunting, and hitting cans. I do prefer a heavy caliber handgun, the AK is a great multi purpose and I would like to see a 308. For long range hunting Thanks for a great video!!!
Five guns are: Semiautomatic pistol 9mm, .22, 5.7, etc. Shotgun 20 or 12 ga Rifle, any standard caliber Last two are a 2nd rifle and a second pistol. I own "6.5" as I can convert one to a different caliber/uses interchangeable parts. I would up date the "generic" gun set to be: >9mm glock >AR15 with 25rd mag 16" 5.56 nato and an optic >AR10 with 20rd 20" variable zoom and bipod (SR25 cut) >12ga "combat" shot gun >an AR15 tricked out to be a breakdown PCC. There are some things I would like to suggest as standard like suppressors, SBRs, and stocked pistols but not everyone agrees.
It's cool to kmow you're an intelligible person when it comes to guns. I love seeing all of the brainwashed children asking you what the point to owning a gun is. I love you Beau keep posting!
The cops show up three cars deep for ANYTHING at my moms house. Cuz they know between her, me, step dad, step bro, that there is an unknown number of guns everywhere lololol. We don't get into trouble, but our cousins do.... On good terms with the police and dnr they have us trap nuisance beaver all the time lol
Michigan is also an open carry state, plus there is a concealed carry permit available as long as you've been good all your life lol. Can't carry in schools, banks, and I think dr offices. Also post offices.anywhere that bitches about my 45 on my hip deserves to lose my business.
@@billygoatupnorth well our State went open carry and the first thing you were seeing was a bunch of young guys strutting around with high points and the Richer ones was sporting their Glocks and Sig's. I've had a concealed carry permit for over 40 years and I'll never carry openly because the whole element of attack is surprise and if you're flaunting it around and a bad guy sees you and he's fixing to do something bad you'll be the first one he goes for and he will not be carrying openly most likely because he is a career Criminal.
I'm a firm believer that everyone should own AT LEAST one gun, to be determined by their most likely needs. In my neck of the woods (literally woods) a pump shotgun is a perfect one gun to defend the home, or bag a deer. An urban dweller will want to prioritize self defense and so a handgun makes more sense. Someone living in the rural southwest or plains states may find a medium to long range rifle is their best option. then there's folks for whom budget constraints/physical limitations/ mastering the basics are paramount, and they will choose a 22 rifle. Now none of this is to leave out the potential for future weapons, but simply from a standpoint of prioritizing, your first gun should be dictated by circumstances. To that end I suggest that if your first gun is a long gun the second should be a handgun, thereby giving you the most flexibility within a two gun budget. From there, you can pad out you gun case however you like. I suppose to sum up, I would say everyone should own a handgun and a long gun determined by their own needs and abilities. Whatever else you buy is just added insurance against hard times.
Three guns are all that is necessary for any situation: personal defense, concealed carry, bugging out, shtf wrol . Bolt action high powe rifle capable of 1 inch groups or less, an ar15 in 556, and a Glock 29. Glock 29 is great for personal or home defense using a 4.6 inch add on barrel. For carry, use the shorter barrel. Also I have a 40 and a 357 sig barrel jic. I’ve also got an entire 22lr upper for it. Very modular. Next the ar in 556. It can shoot any of the 556 or 223 rounds. Plus it shoots 22lr very accurately with my cmmg 22lr kit. A lot of firepower with the 40 round clips and since it’s a 12.5 inch pistol, comes apart and fits in the pack easily. A high power bolt action for enemy engagement out to 800 yards. Which is where I’d rather engage my enemy. Cover, camouflage, concealment. I can destroy an enemy at long range without becoming a target myself. In fact, my current pack doesn’t even have an ar15 in it. It has a Chiappa 22 magnum foldup which weighs 2 pounds. And I’ve got semi auto firepower with the Glock. Shotgun is great for the homebase. Good video, but 3 firearms will get what you need
I agree with your choices for the most part, probably because I have all of those. However, for a wild card I would suggest a revolver instead of another semi-auto. A revolver is much simpler, safer and less intimidating for novice or beginner shooters. I would also prefer a revolver in a survival situation if the SHTF - more durable, no magazine to keep track of.
My first 4 choices lined up with his almost exactly, but I would get a .357 magnum revolver as my 5th choice. Good for bears and will take cheaper .38 special ammo.
revolver in a SHTF situation? are you mad? lol smh no just no... this isn't 1880 literally there's no benefit to a revolver, you can keep it and make sure you save 1 round for yourself in a situation
Never had a revolver jam or cylinder lock up, never had a semi auto that didn’t jam or have a feeding error at some point. My grandpas service pistol, S&W pre10, is 120yrs old and functions like new. Thing went through WWI, he got it in WWII and Korea. Revolvers all day!
@@bullgravy6906 not saying revolvers aren't reliable... I'm saying in certain situations if your out in the woods and run into a wolf pack or coyote pack for instance ... good luck with that revolver lol at least with semi autos they come with clips, quick reload ready to go! Ive got revolvers 1911 colt 45 single action, 357, and a 44 at the end of the day my go to carry is always my trusty semi auto 45, never has jammed not once and I've had it over 10 years
I’m no gun expert, but I’ve heard rumors that the safest, simplest most reliable gun, (especially for a beginner) is a revolver! The only sound before pulling the trigger might be, “Drop it!”.
I know this is a year old but...what the hell. I throughly enjoy revolvers myself. I have an only Colt Python double action and im soon going to get a Colt Buntline special .44 Mag with the 16in barrel. Not many people can appreciate the simplicity and reliability of a revolver. Even the GIGN special french forces use them because it's once in blue moos if ever that they fail in any way shape of form.
Out of my entire collection of firearms, the top 5 guns in my collection is 1. 10mm Glock 20 2. Taurus .44 Magnum 3. 12 gauge Mossberg 500 Tactical Shotgun 4. Core 15 M-4 scout AR-15 5. Hi Point .45 Carbine.
Solid list, I like all your choices, this type of collection is something I have already been working towards. 1. I like my Glock, thank you, the grips designed for a single stack mag are just too thin for me, give me a nice double stack mag. Plus that means more bullets. Also I've never had a Stove Pipe with my Glock 19 or 30. 2. I have a Henry Classic Lever Action .22, sure I can't mount a scope on it, but it works great; simple and reliable. 3. Shotgun is on my wish list, haven't decided which gun to get, I'll look into what you're suggesting. 4. Sorry, I'm going to get an AR-15 Style rifle, reason being it's probably the most prolific rifle on the market, finding ammo and gear/accessories will be easy, and I can still use it at indoor ranges. 5. I guess my Henry can fill this role, since I bought it to just have fun with, it'll also be great for an introduction to shooting as well. Or I could put my Springfield Armories 1903 30-06 here, a good hunting rifle, decisions decisions.....
At least one revolver I recommend RIA model 200 4" barrel 38spl. Great shooter for the price and great reviews. Ohh check on all those firearms! 👏🏽💪🏽👍🏽🙏🏽
Great video ! I mostly agree with all your choices except for your number five. Yes I agree a 22 pistol is a nice thing to have but you absolutely need something that can reach out and touch someone or some thing at great distances . I would recommend the fifth gun be a high caliber scoped rifle that can shoot accurately at 800+ yards and pull down large game or shoot through car doors of roaming bands of hostile insurgeons, cartels, or gangs of criminals. And yes your AK recommendation was a good one a year ago but would also recommend that an AR platform would be a decent alternative due to ammunition cost, and availability. Training budgets do matter which is why you’re spot on with the 9 mm pistol recommendation. 45s and 40s have slightly more stopping power but not enough to make a difference when you’re able to pack five or six more rounds at a quarter of the price
I bought my Pop a Ruger 10/22 for Christmas in 1966, I was 15 years old. I plopped down my $57 and all the salesman said was "you need shells with that?" AAHH...the good ol days. It's right here beside me as I write this.. Over 55 years old and still looks new. Pop took good care of his shit. RIP Pop.
Pop was a true g
RIP pops
Most vedios are too windy, get to the friggin point
Love this story! RIP Pop
Respect
i live in the uk , all i can walk around with is a spoon
plastic spoon....
You can sharpen it on the sidewalk and pry someone's eye out, time for a 30 day jail sentence for carrying a weapon of mass destruction YOU HEATHEN
You guys have GOT to take your rights back!
Considering what gun trotting Brits have done beginning 3 centuries ago until the 1980s, I'd say that its a great rule in England now 😂😂
British gun owner with 5 guns - Side by side 12g and Mossberg pump action 12g, 10/22 as in video except it's the Volquartsen version, and a cz 17hmr... Also have an Akkar/Chiappa triple barrel 20g. I think I have the right shotguns but a slightly better rifle choice possibly would be a 22 wmr semi auto and any 308...
I grew up on a farm - so I see things from that perspective..
I'm 63 years old and have been collecting firearms since I was 11 years old. At last count I own 194 handguns, 43 shotguns, 62 semiautomatic rifles not counting the 38 AK 47s, 24 bolt action rifles and 18 lever action rifles. I also own at the least 4,000 to 5,000 rounds of ammo for each and every one of the 379 weapons in my vault. And I'm still adding to it frequently. I hope you like my " five guns of choice ".
Steve Neal can you send me one?
@@stunna_CODM I'm not really a stingy guy, however I have three children that mean more to me than all the weapons in the world. I already have all my weapons listed in my will to go to my 3 children upon my death. My 2 sons actually know every weapon I own. They already have a list dividing the collection equally between the two of them and their sister. So sorry Coyote but they are all spoken for. Now what my children do with them is a different story! Sincerely, Steven a.k.a. Cap'n Crazy
And now that you have posted all of that on a public forum you are on the "LIST".
@@4bttahoe And that being said, At the request of my children I sold my entire collection and donated the proceeds to charities. But thanks for the concern.
ATF would like to know your location so they can stash drugs on your property and take all of your weapons..
Don't give him no shit about safety..
🤣🤣The exact moment I fell in love with this total stranger!
“.22 ammo is difficult to get right now.”
Ahhhh this video came out during the Obama presidency.
Andrew Renner I was wondering about that too
I remember that I was behind enemy lines in cali and it sucked but now its getting worse because of the ammo background check
And Trump wants to ban suppressors..
@@nandor8639 I think the problem is, he's getting most of his idea's from the shittastic NRA. Those god damn fudds don't want you to have suppressors or MG's because they're either the dopes who are still paying the 200$ tax on top of a $2000 pipe, for a literal gun muffler -- or they're the bird/deer hunters who think you don't need anything except a single shot bolt action or shotgun. I'm not gunna say that I have invested into oil filters or maglites, but I'm sure you probably know that solvents traps are a great way to clean your gun... The NRA didn't help us in the 90's and they haven't been helping in the last 10 years between Obama or Trump either. They had two full EASY years to pass the HPA and force national carry reciprocity and failed on both counts, and they're failing legislative action in about 10 states as well.
I remember
0:50 Bereta 92 A1 (?)
2:15 Ruger 10/22
4:21 Mossberg 590 FLEX 12 Ga
6:59 AK variant, Saiga 7.62
11:35 GSG 1911 22lr
My gsg is garbage. Jambox
Unless you run Remington Thunderbolt
Thank you
Thank you
Cody Walker Jr have you ever tried running CCI through it? I have a couple .22 pistols that were jam boxes, until I started using CCI.. never had a jam since.
1. Ak-47
2. Any grenade launcher
3. Any flamethrower
4. RPG launcher
5. A tank
I prefer 2 double barrel auto sawed off shotguns, when I play GTA for the most part.
+SANxJONERO lmao, I personally would choose a belt fed bolt action pistol, but that's just me
CUtThrOaT GHOST Belt fed bolt action pistol, ROTFLMFAO! That was great dude, show that stupid GTA playing punk kid man, still fucking laughing. Have a good one😂.
Next video...
This seems like a must 5 own list if you live in the Middle East 😂
Great video for people unfamiliar with firearms. Love your suggestion for the .22 to introduce people to the sport. My five are as follows:
#1 RIFLE: Winchester Model 70 in .30-06 with a 3x9 scope. Classic rifle that can do almost anything you’d need to use a rifle for. Extremely capable with a skilled marksman.
#2 SHOTGUN: Ruger Red Label
12 gauge. This is quite a bit more expensive than an autoloader, but a lot more fun. Autoloaders are fine for intimidation purposes, and they’re fine for trap, but a double barrel is much nicer for skeet. And, for the most fun you can legally have with a shotgun, try sporting clays! You definitely need a double barrel setup so you have two different chokes for your variable targets. I compare it to professional golf, but with a shotgun.
#3 PISTOL: Full size H&K USP in .45ACP. Simply put, the best there is. I’ll leave it at that.
#4 SEMI-AUTO RIFLE: Bushmaster XM-15 E2S Shorty Carbine in .223. No further explanation necessary
#5 WILDCARD: I have three suggestions:
First, a revolver. Smith & Wesson Model 686 .357 magnum with a 6” barrel. You can have fun shooting .38’s and then have a blast with the .357 magnum loads.
Second: a long range varmint gun. Remington Model 700 .22-250 with a. massive scope for spotting prairie dogs at 250+ yards. Flat shooting and more accurate than most people will ever be capable of shooting.
Third: A lcenter fire magnum. I opted for a Tikka M695 Master All Weather (the predecessor to the T3 which was created after Beretta acquired Tikka in the early 2000’s) in .300 Win Mag. This beast of a rifle, tipped with an extremely high quality 3x9 will allow you take any animal in North America. Skilled hunters have even used .300’s for the Big Five in Africa. I put a muzzle brake on mine to tame the incredible recoil.
There you have it. Everyone has there own list, but those are my suggestions. I own many other firearms, but these would be my base suggestions.
And, be sure to join the NRA, your home State’s club (like the CRPA in California) and a local shooting range. Support the sport!
Hell, in Texas, you own these 5 guns before 1st grade.... but this video is cute
No. Some of us where five during the "assault weapons ban".
Mark Wolfshohl lol
@Robert LaRoque you don't know what you're talking about. Gov. Abbott signed open carry a while back AND just made it legal to carry brass knuks. So....
Robert LaRoque that’s because of legal immigration. It’s as hurtful as illegal’s
Francesco Romano why? All my immigrant friends support 2A and shoot all the time. Don’t forgot your ancestors were all immigrant once, unless you are Native American. Don’t be a piece of shit.
Why stop at 5 guns My motto is you should have the same number of guns as your age lol
My firearms instructors says "If you know how many guns you have, you dont have enough."
I aspire to such goals in life.
I have a wife.
You need to have the same number of guns as your ages combined (That she knows about).
Heavens!
My wife and I are old.
I could arm a company of militia with that many firearms
Your a REAL intellectual
Ohh, he’s in Cali, that explains the weird stock and mini mags.
He don’t just live in California, he lives in San Francisco where Dianne Feinstein born and live 😥
As soon as I heard 10 rd mag it was instant California location
There are TONS of us Californians who have stuff that we legally owned and registered BEFORE They were banned. But he's talking to 'new' gun buyers. But the tons of us who have a lot of stuff that other states have, we still exist in California.
California? I'm surprised he's not still waiting for it!
@@mcflyguy2245 imagine.. Here in Canada it's 5 max 😅 and 10 for smaller cartridges like 22s
Was not expecting this video. I followed this channel for Skyrim. I've got roughly 13 years in Security and Corrections. Thank you for posting this video. We need more videos educating people about the 2A community. I don't agree w every gun here, but it's still a pretty solid list.
This has changed a lot since I moved out of CA, but heavily limiting gun content on UA-cam. Thanks for watching!!
@@xBeauGaming can you do an update video on what you would change and what has stayed the same
Glock 17, 19 or M-17
5.56mm AK or AR
The Mossberg AV500 and a semi auto .22 are great choices. Instead of a.22 pistol, a 9mm camp carbine.
Ultimately in an end of the world type situation you would want:
1 reliable handgun preferably a glock in 9mm with fmj for penetration such as through a door or crowd control. Hollowpoints are only necessary if youre worried about hitting someone behind the enemy.
1. Medium to longer ranged rifle that you are ACCURATE with.
It generally takes 1 bullet to do the job, now your job is placement. With 7.62 by 39, you have enough force after penetrating through a door or drywall to kill whatever is behind it, whereas 556/223 you probably wont be shooting through things and still hitting with enough force to floor someone.
I would personally choose a cheap, yet moderately broken in pawn shop AK, and I would carefully inspect every part for wear/weak points before I decide its reliable enough.
A firearm is a tool intended for protection, and when it comes to your life or someone you care abouts life, you probably want the Snap-Ons of the protective tool section, the comfortability/familiarity with said weapon, and the respect/knowledge to use it.
What about different hand guns for woman with different options like having a safety. Most women arey small guns TCP pt700 is a small Taurus
I was born here, I love the ocean, mountains, deserts - I hate the liberals that have taken over, However, its not over ‘til native Californians like me, win it back from the liberals and restore it to how it was in the 1950s. Who is with me?
Dennis Moonitz I’m with you brother, Oakland Ca born and raised. I’m a responsible gun owner family man and I’m not leaving!!!
@@Senormojado75 California native. I'm with both of you. As long there is only one of us left, the Democrats/Liberal cannot win.
I'm with you Sir. Currently in the central valley.
Fuck the 50s.I will fight for a SOCIALIST free territory
Good luck to this idea. I know iis old but anyone reading this, cal is lost. My rent went from 1150 to 2800 while my wage never rose.
Had to leave. I miss the weed but is rather have the right to buy what guns I want
"yes its all safety checked, don't give me that shit in the comments." lmfao!
philip galin 😂 Lol
I also recommend a pellet rifle, for quiet kill of small game to eat without giving up your location.
Just buy some sub sonic 22 shells and you are gtg
Small game can be killed quietly with hands feet rocks knives for Christ sake at that point get your hands dirty
A sling shot is excellent for that, but it's all about practice and getting good with it.
How about a slingshot
Funny. I have something like 50 guns... but I shoot that raptor whisper pellet rifle alot... some of your responders talking about sling shot.... these pellet rifle is no joke, not a toy. I'll shoot a rabbit at a distances...and shoot his buddy couple minutes later...can't do that with a center fire...or slingshot at 300 feet
I live in Commifornia. I never thought I’d see someone in San Fran that likes to shoot. No offense
Glad there are people over there that enjoy guns
There's a lot of people in CA that like to shoot and own guns. They just have enough money to get over the hurdles.
As a Canadian watching this, my jaw was on the floor for the majority of the video. I was like "Why do you need these? What do you use them for!?" Then I remembered that I have gone shooting, and it was fucking fun.
Murica bruhhh, but incase someone tries to break into your house I could se why people would want a firearm for protection, but a rifle....really xD
A rifle is better at home protection, in particular a .223/ 5.56 caliber rifle. Having 30 rounds if Self defense ammo on tap is a definite plus as well as having decreased barrier penetration in comparison to 9mm or comparable handgun calibers.
mike C You really need to study ballistics because you're way off when you say that a .223\5.56 round has less chance of over penetrating than a 9mm handgun cartridge. Let me give you an example, the average .223\5.56 round has roughly 3,000 feet per second of velocity at the muzzle and only about a couple hundred less at 100 yards, it also carries with it roughly 1200 ft\lbs of energy at the muzzle and still has roughly 1,000 ft\lbs at 100 yards. The average 9mm cartridge travels about 1100 fps at muzzle and 900 at 100 yards, the 9mm in terms of energy will usually have 325 ft\lbs at muzzle and only about 250 ft\lbs at 100 yards. Also, many 9mm rounds for self defense are hollow points to specifically avoid over penetrating the intended target, that is why it is the round of choice for many law enforcement departments. I am not trying to be hostile I'm only trying to give you correct information because I want you to know the correct information because God forbid you have a situation in which you must discharge your firearm to protect yourself, I want you to know what could happen with over penetrating the intended target so you may keep others safe.
Michael Moran an increase in velocity does not always equal an increase in penetration. Maybe with steel core fmj but with proper fragmenting or expanding bullets more velocity will equal to more energy being dumped into a target than whats behind it.
mike C Dude, I'm a frigging CNC machinist and have been shooting for 30+ years and reloading for about 10 years now, believe me the .223 and 5.56 rounds have way more penetrating ability than the 9mm round, even a +P FMJ round has not only way less velocity, but energy as well. Think about it, even a +P 9mmFMJ weighing 135 grains only has roughly a third of, not only the velocity but the energy as well. The shape of the projectile has to be accounted for as well, try and find a sharp tipped 9mm, you really can't. Now sometimes a flat or round slowly moving round can penetrate much material in say a bushy forest setting and a lighter faster round would be more easily redirected, such as a .223 compared to a 45-70, obviously the 45-70 is going to tear up all kinds of brush on it's way to the target, however the 45-70 is a rifle round and has energy the .223 or 5.56 round would envy if it could (roughly 2,800 at the muzzle) but comparison of handgun cartridges to rifle rounds is apples to oranges. The 9mm round or even the .45 +P can't even come close to the energy of the .223\5.56, even at 500 yards they have more than those handgun rounds have at the muzzle, again this is why law enforcement departments use handguns and shotguns for the most part, it is to avoid over penetrating the intended target. You can find all of this information online, just Google a ballistics chart or find it in one of the many UA-cam videos concerning this exact subject, have a nice day.
I'm sorry you are in California. That must be hell.
Jamie Osgood Believe me, hell isnt the word for it. Things go way beyond that here.
I thank God I moved out of Cali
I’ll be leaving ASAP
Man what happend like in 90s and 2005 there were guns lowriders now it's hell for gun people and car people to can't even lift a truck
Stay there . Just turn it into a republic again.
If you know how many guns you have, you don't have enough guns
Walter White
Same with offspring.
I don't remember and its still not enough, I have three more on my list not counting spur of the moment buys that will come up LOL
Whenever anyone asks how many guns I own, the response is always the same. ..not enough
@@g0679 Guns are like kids; patriotic americans should have as many as possible.
@Bill Randall ok fud
Great choices personally I would go with a 1911A1 in .45, .223 Semi Auto, a Remington deer rifle in .308 or 30.06, Remington 12-gauge, and Ruger semi-auto 22
I have a M1 Grand my grandpa gave it to me :D
Cool my grandfather (French rebel) gave me a Mauser rifle from when he was fighting and he told me a long ass story about the rebels fighting the Germans
That's badass
Jordan Perrier I know but I fell asleep mid story
Jordan Perrier How is a gun a present to give away xD as long as you don't give it to 5year olds who kill their sisters then it's cool :P
Great and a classic
I have a better recommendation. Move out of California.
Best recommendation I have ever gotten
Plus i already was moving out of California to Wyoming.
Lol nope,i live here for the weather then a littlebit of 2a lol
@@baksa6171 Many places with better weather than Commiefornia including where I am :)
I wish I could move out of Cali. It sucks here with all these laws. Don’t understand why people vote dems in office there not helping us there hurting our major cities
every gun owner should have a 12 gague.
Sammy Sines what is a gague ? Is it something like a gauge? LOL
Why . I have never needed one . And don't give me that spreed junk . Im a good shot
Sammy Sines. damn, you got'em stirred up...like flies on a turd..
Meh, my 20 gauge is good enough for me
@@norske_ow3440 tw was x nkkhfc.
Quick note if you own a 10/22 the rotary clip fits into the case of a .357 speed loader, put them on a sling and they are readily available
I love the story about your friend that went shooting and thought he wouldn’t like it. I’m guessing he’s a gun owner now?
Kills me how people end up getting bitten by the gun bug.
Yep, he is not longer scared of guns and enjoys his time when shooting
Worse addiction ever, heroin is curable not a gun addiction.
Same here. Grew up around a family against guns. Then grew up and flocked to them
Don't ever argue with NON-Gun people, TAKE THEM SHOOTING, works every time for me.
You can't go wrong with a solid bolt action rifle in 270, 308, or 30-06
that is true but the ammo is a lot cheaper for a AR
+iwantosavemoney ar 10
jfalcon6424 ,
Don’t forget the good old 300 wsm
jfalcon6424:
.303 British is available in the US and Canada.
I really wonder where people get the idea that guns are a terrible thing.. I've been shooting guns my entire life, it's fun! And it's the insane people that kill people...
I love shooting guns but I hate gun activist because they say the gun is at fault it's not the gun it's the owner of it
+Kirigaya Kazuto we dont blame cars or liquor for drunk driving why blame guns?
@@decisivedonkey1658 they tried to blame liquor during the Prohibition, but it led to more criminal activities and the formation of horrible gangs that capitalized on illegal alcohol distribution. Same thing would happen if they outlawed guns. Illegal gun smuggling cartels would make a killing, and gang activity would become more aggressive knowing the law abiding populace had no means of defending itself.
crunchycheeto99 The thing is that a gun is (unlike something like a kayak) designed to kill. If you like it as a hobby that is fine, i do aswell. But you can’t ignore the fact that they are in their very design made to kill.
bombs and rockets would be fun too, but maybe we shouldnt be playing with murderous weapons? thousands of accidental deaths every year, and its not insane people, its angry people, and there's no shortage of anger these days.
I love how even in California people equip them selves with civilian defence rifles. It shall not be infringed!!
You spelled ‘the people’s republic of kalifornia’ wrong lol
COMMIFORNIA🤓🤣
I've hunted small game all my life with a variety of shotguns and never once has "finding the bead" been a problem.
redman0324 I’m with you, never had a problem. This guy obviously loves his mossberg flex so since it’s his list I guess we have to cut him some slack.
Some people don't know how to 'cheek' their weapons.
Ya need at least one hunting rifle preferably a bolt action or a 30-30 lever action
I was gonna say is no one a fan of the 30-06?
Marlin 336👍
Winchester all the way
@@JohnDavis-im1oy Depends on the caliber. Accuracy is also a factor.
@@JohnDavis-im1oy Legit, .223 is shit for deer.
.22 = gateway drug!
B. A I got a ruger 10/22 take down and now I have spend a few hundred in extra parts and am now looking for a Remington 870 and ar15 80% lower.
Ruger 10/22= pot
9mm pistol = Hashish
Hunting rifle= LSD
AR 15 = Cocaine
AKM = Crack
Dysl3xicDog LMAO. Great comment, bro. And you are 100% correct on that. Once you buy one gun, you're hooked for life. No rehab available. lol
Well I guess that's what started it for me. I bought my first one when I was 6 with money I collected from picking up Coke bottles on the side of the road, and actually whiskey bottles too I could get more for them than I could Coke bottles at the Bootleggers house. But that was about 60 years ago. And I'm still hooked! I even keep them scattered about the house where they will be extremely handy and so I can look at them!
By the way that little 22 was a Model 67 Winchester, you had to Round Knob on the back that you pull back to Cock it.
For the wildcard:
A firearm prone to jamming chambered in a caliber prone to jamming.
Nice.
Lol mine can't name because it's a revolver
@@owengratzer2366 well, aside from the fact that I, personally, am not a big fan of 22 lr, that caliber in a revolver is more preferred, IMO, than in a semi automatic platform. Aside from decreased reliability of firing, cycling is reliant on the cylinder mechanism, as opposed to feeding the rimmed cartridge through a magazine.
@@HaydenCarroll yes I myself would never buy a .22 semi automatic pistol. I would buy a rifle tho.
That’s awesome! I’ve only been into guns for about 2 years. I’m the only person in my family who considers it a hobby. I’ve bought a fair amount. My very first gun was a Taurus revolver, model 85. Great little snub nose, .38 special. Then I went out and bought a lever-action Winchester 94, .30-30. I had a bit of fun with that one. After that, I wanted a .22 pistol. Found a Sig Sauer 1911-22. Olive drab, with wood grips. Had U.S. etched into both sides. Cool as hell.
I ended up going to California for a few months. Wasn’t sure about the laws and such, didn’t want to get arrested for having something deemed illegal, that was legal for me in Michigan. So I sold the revolver and the Win. 94.
I came back to Michigan, back in May. I now have a Ruger American .22lr bolt-action. Remington 870 with wood furniture. Love the way it looks. A Ruger Security 9, 9mm 15+1 capacity. And a Glock 22, .40cal, 15+1 capacity. Only thing I’m missing from this specific list, is an AR/AK. And that will be coming soon.
1. Primary sidearm: Glock 17
2. Secondary sidearm: .357 magnum revolver of some kind.
3. Shotgun: Benelli 12 gauge.
4. Rifle: AR15.
5. Sniper: M-200 Intervention
Budget Firearms he doesn't actually own those they are all from call of duty he's a kid lol
Have fun selling your car to be able to afford an m2000 bud
go to war pistol: Sig p226
go to war rifle: AKM with standard capacity (30 round) mags
Remington 700 in either .308 or 30.06
Remington 870
and a Henry.22LR
backup pistol: Sig p229 in .357 Sig.
:)
I like it but I'll take mossberg over Remington
ann thrax one could argue a go to war pistol should be the Sig p229 instead of the p226. I own a p229 Legion so I’m slightly biased :)
Your backup pistol should be smaller, man... otherwise, it is just extra weight, since you already have the P226.
It's a "backup" for a reason.
Maybe ad a Glock 19 somewhere.
Fernando Alamón yes - no collection is complete without a Glock19. He probably doesn’t like polymer guns. I can’t fault him for that.
It never stops at 5, lol. It's an addiction.
You couldn’t pay me to live in Commiefornia
Same
You couldn't afford to live in California
@@frozen2golden ok liberal
Mansa Keita I actually lived there for awhile over the summer for an internship. Los Angeles is one of the nastiest cities I’ve been to. Actual tent cities of thousands of people homeless. Dangerous in a lot of areas and stupid expensive. It’s not even a city worth those prices, hence why people are moving out of California by the masses.
@@AJACITY I'm not a liberal. But I'd expect a presumptive response from someone like you
Wildcard: Smith and Wesson 38. Concealable. Powerful. Reliable. Affordable.
When you need it , just pull the trigger. Bullet is always in the chamber.
Juan Caorsi that’s the exact reason why I bought the S&W 442. Ended up saving my life
I got one breakbarrel 5 eho
The wild card should be a wheel gun of some sort.
I think the first one should have been a wheel gun. And the last one also. I'm not a big fan of the 22 in the 45 frames. I'd like to get a Ruger 22 for shooting snakes and turtles or squirrels I guess cause the 10-shot Smith & Wesson 22 are a lot more expensive than the Ruger and the Ruger would actually be a little easier to clean.
CHAIN FED*
1-4 are pretty spot on, but as a wildcard, maybe a revolver would be a great pick for that slot. For all the reasons.
a .357 or .44
@@RustyX2010 yup
Pistol- Browning Hi Power
Rifle- SKS (because Chicago)
Shotgun- Mossburg 590
.22 Rifle- Remington 597
Wildcard- Mosin Nagant or other centerfire bolt gun
No one else likes shooting the Mosin except for me. Oh well.
bigchunk1 because ' chicago'? bud , I live in Arlington heights and I've purchased an vepr ak47 saiga ak47 vepr 7.62x54 all to my ffl with 30 round mags
My only difference with your list. I’d own a rifle in .308 Winchester/7.62NATO
Robert Dawson Trying to kill the foundation of a building, I see :)
bigchunk1 dude i love my mosin
Because nowadays mosins are overpriced as fuck. Get a mauser if you want a centerfire boltie.
Or personally I'd go with a lever action.
I would add a concealable 380 or 9mm. Even if you don’t regularly carry, it’s something you may need to have in your pocket when you don’t want everyone around to know.
I think a full size can be easily concealed with the right clothes, I’m also a bigger guy so that might be why to me it seems that way.
Everyone needs a hunting caliber too, 30-06, 308, 300 win mag, literally anything clsoe to these calibers is a must have
And that my friend is why I have world war II memory an M1 garand 30-06 / M2 ball
@@edwardwood8686 love it!
how about 30-30
@@tzackaria7 that works perfect
Reminds me of my late father-in-law's .22. He bought it from Sears during the Depression. In those days Sears was a catalog shopping business, and if you owned Sears products (everyone did) you ordered them from the catalog. So, Dad-in-Law orders a .22 Sears-branded single-shot rifle (Actually a Model 67 Winchester) for $7 (don't you wish still). Sears wrote back that it was sold out of that rifle, but was willing to sell the repeating version of the rifle for the same $7 (talk about customer service!). Would Dad be ok with that! Why yeah he wrote back! My son still has that rifle. I'm 70 and used that old rifle for small game hunting when in my 20's.
Great story, I remember my uncle talking about going into the local hardware store and buying his first rifle.
The first thing you need is a handgun because you can have it with you 24/7, then any of the following
Shotgun so you can pepper someone or something,
A 22 for small game and plinking
A Semi auto rifle (your MAIN gun)
And last but not least a long range rifle for when you need to reach out and touch something
I own a Glock 19 3rd Gen w/ a P80 lower & double stack magazines & a Mossberg 500 w/ trigger mod & hand made Tactical stock (similiar to an ATC Scorpion) & Im a firm believer in 1 pistol & 1 long rifle.....MINIMUM , but in the process of building my 80% lower AR-15 to have my bases covered🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪
@Marion Hamer you’re overthinking this, if you have a gun and know how to use it then you’re in a way better position than someone who doesn’t. And what’s this talk about not being above ground in the daytime? Modern war zones have people outside 24/7 I’m not sure why you think the world will come to a mad max situation.
@Marion Hamer oh here you go again.. just have some guns and practice with them, how about that? And yes I mean lethal force, if I’m forced to pepper some guy I definitely want him to drop instead of shooting at me
@Marion Hamer you just love to do this keyboard warrior stuff, have fun going back and forth. I don’t got time for this😂
@Marion Hamer okay keep hiding behind your keyboard Elmer Fudd. I’m going to keep calling it what i want while you cry in the comment section😂
Cool beans M8, although personally I would have included one revolver IMHO.
great job introducing firearms to your friends!
i believe introducing people who are afraid of firearms to them safely is the duty of every responsible gun owner.
the more they understand the firearm, the less against it they will be.
they get to have a good time and do something unique for a day, and we get to enjoy our firearm for decades longer.
Semper Fi Devil Dogs President Biden’s olive branch for traitorous citizens with guns sailed on: 06JAN
TRE45ON king is no more
Ooh Rah!
Used his son being born as an excuse to go buy a gun, what a legend
That first case, is absolutely perfect. A Beretta and an 1911 is definetely the perfect setup (in my oppinion).
Right. I have both the Beretta and a 1911 45 high cap. Rifles and shotguns are fine but for this retired senior, a good 357 magnum revolver would be my ideal carry gun in the woods.
Dad took me to the range when I was in the first grade. First gun I ever fired was his .357 Magnum revolver at 6 years old. Lol. Made me learn to respect guns very quickly, but also built a love for them.
Yeah my dad took me out to shoot his .357 when i was younger for my first time. I dont think he was too experienced at shooting cause we went out with no ear protection and my ears were ringing the rest of the day.
Good all around selection, another thing to consider is the benefits of chosing a gun with a common or military caliber is the availability of ammunition. My wildcard would be a center-fire rifle in either .308 or 30.06 Springfield. A friend of mine was hunting in the border region of Khazikstan and they found a little shop that had very little in the way of ammo, some 7.62x54R, and sure enough, a box of 30.06 Springfield! He brought back a huge frickin ram that completed his Super Slam. In a pinch, if you have 5 round mags, you can hunt deer and pigs with the AK, the ballistics are very close to the 30-30 which has put more venison in the cooler, pound for pound, than any rifle in existence. Great video! 👍💪👍🤙
I have that exact 10/22. Very nice and accurate, straight out of the box. 👍
Then to top it off, I have the Ruger (barrel break) pellet rifle. It shoots almost the same speed as the 10/22. One simple pump and it shoots 1200 fps. 😎.
For your .22 pistol: love the fact you were able to mod the mag for the loading button. One feature I also enjoy! I chose a Walther p22. Though it’s more labor to disassemble, it’s super reliable, has great aftermarket support for the simple components and can be had in a few variants of length. I agree with your 5 type choices!
Always loved the ruger mark series and the single six as a 22 pistol.
My Walter P22 was my “lemon” pistol.
My Taurus PT92 hasNeverfailed me !!
I recently got a Mark IV Lite 22/45. I love the pistol, just hate the 10-round capacity. Kinda wish I would have gone with the Sig P322.
pistol: glock 17
shotgun: AA12
Rrifle: springfeild 1903
semi auto rifle: AR15
Wild card: cz scorpion or M1911
Cool list...That Cz Scorpion is a must have for me
Pretty standard selection. I like to stay with common military ammo types. .22lr for small, a 5.56 or 7.62x39 intermediate, and .308/7.62x51 and 12 for shotgun.
The missing element here is a full size rifle. I like a savage .308 bolt action. I would also possibly interchange the ak for an FAL to have less ammo types to stock but then you lose intermediate and an fal is not cheap.
As for the .22 pistol - a ruger Mark IV is hard to beat. Not the spacegun thin tensioned barrel ones, the plain ones. Theyre a lot easier to take down than they used to be.
Adding a .308 bolt gun means you can take out anything in north america. Even a huge brown bear - although I wouldn't just WANT to.
I saw a video year back. A guy shot a Kodiak bear 18 times with a .30-06 and it kept coming. That's why I bought a .444 Marlin in 77'. Never trust a deer rifle for big game. Nothing less than a .375 Winchester Magnum.
@@peterbartolomeo9574 And a gentleman killed a charging brown bear within 30 feet with a 9mm single stack pistol too. That doesn't mean I want to rely on a 9mm if a bear is charging me.
I wouldn't take a .308 as my rifle of choice on a kodiak hunt, but I sure AF can kill a big ass bear with one if I have to. Especially if it's not charging me.
Yes - I have these guns nearly exact types of each of them. For a wild card gun I would pick a revolver possibly because semi-autos can jam if you don't have a good grip and platform while you are shooting. This is hard to do when in bed and compromised laying down. A revolver will always shoot and makes a good bed side companion (in addition to woods gun I hike with). Other than that I say yes. You've taken a good deal of time with thinking about the choices and my logic is nearly the exact same as yours all the way across on the East Coast. Your Coast NEEDS more people like you. Desperately.
Nice choices my first gun was a ruger 22 :) sad to see all the hating comments on guns but you seem to a responsible owner.
For a "Wildcard" gun I would have gone with a Magnum, either .357, .44, or .500! Even a 10mm would work too.
For my wildcard gun I went with a S&W Governor. Love it.
“The AR or AK is a killer choice”
Your neighbors in San Francisco would be terribly sarcastic towards you if they heard you say that lol
Beginner gun starter kit:
22 revolver
22 bolt action rifle
12 gauge break action shot gun
Lever action 30 30
38/357 mag revolver
Novice gun starter kit:
AR 15 223
1911 45
Remington 870 pump 12 gauge
Ruger 1022
Your choice 9mm handgun
Professional gun starter kit:
M16 full auto 223
2011 45 acp
Custom Remington 308 bolt action
H&K MP5 full auto 9mm
FN 57 pistol
Unlimited funds gun kit:
Colt Thompson 45 acp
Browning BAR 3006
SEKO TRG 42 338 lapua mag
HK 21 Belt fed 308
Kreighoff 12 gauge over under
Dream weapons gun kit:
Mini gun 308
M2 50 cal belt fed
Perazzi over under
M240 308 belt fed
Barrett 50 sniper rifle
I have owned or own every weapon on this list but the last 5. I’m working in that list.
"The front rail allows you to put all sorts of good stuff on it."
And then my mind went to hot fudge whip cream and a cherry...
Fattttyyyyy!!!!!!
Yah, in Cali. So I think he's talkin claw clamp and a underslung dildo. "If you're going to San Francisco..."
I LOVE that you are converting the liberal Mecca of San Fran to, one person at a time! Thanks for your public service!
smfh.....its ALWAYS the liberals with you guys huh......paranoid much??
@@MartinHernandez-gy6lm God Damn Right!
KENTUCKY
@@MartinHernandez-gy6lm well they did turn California into a shithole... literally
dog guy lefty here who loves guns. Socialism is rad and let’s kill the rich
500 rounds in a semiauto 22 lasts me like 1 hour including loading mags
ditto, I do like to clean my shit every so often though. every couple hundred rounds for a 22.
little more often for most others.
my 7mm rem mag every 10th round say! :)
maybe overkill, but I like cleaning them as much as I like shooting them! I take care with the bores, but it's nice to get a clean patch then a little oil. just makes me feel good. :)
@@oldnick4707 us comp guys only clean on the range when accuracy starts to drop off.
When I was in the military, the best feature of that Beretta 92 was the retention lanyard... When it malfunctions (and it will), you can swing it around like a medieval mace.
A good heavy pistol can and will be used as a club at some point!
semi auto's do make good bricks.
I think everyone should have a .22 Rifle and a .22 Pistol in their arsenal.
Northeastbaseball weak caliber.
marksmanship training, small game hunting, etc. Too many reasons to list on to why to own a .22.
absolutely! More important than a shotgun- .22's are cheap and easy to store bulk ammo. I have an old Ruger Mk1 and a Marlin 60 (cheaper and more accurate than 10-22)
Northeastbaseball
I have a Henry Classic Lever Action .22, I love that gun.
22 is usless
Or..or..or... since I'm WV where we have constitutional carry, I have 28 "wild card guns" lol
Or those of us in California who are old enough to have bought a ton of stuff before they were banned have even MORE wild card guns than you do ;)
And I'll draw 30...
1. CZ75
2. Rem. 870 w/ at least 2 different length barrels
3. AR15
4. Ruger 10/22
5. Ruger Mini 30
For my .22 pistol, I got a Browning 1911-22. Mine is a scaled-down replica of the standard 1911 A1, about 85 percent of the original size. There are variants, such as a replica officers size and models with rails, skeleton triggers, etc. Its frame and slide are aircraft aluminum; a steel slide wouldn’t get very far with .22 ammunition. It’s not fussy about ammo. Unlike the GSG, it disassembles similarly to a regular 1911. It’s pricey for a .22, but it’s extremely well-made.
I sold my 10/22 years ago and I like them but .22 was hard to find at the time. Now it’s more plentiful but I decided against getting another and instead went for the Ruger PC 9mm Carbine which I LOVE. It’s such an awesome gun and 9mm Luger is just as cheap and far more plentiful than 9mm. It also takes all Glock magazines. I recommend it over the 10/22 because it also is a takedown which allows you to put it into a bag super easy if you have to. It’s such an awesome and well made gun and it’s based on the 10/22 but it has way heavier made parts like the bolt that’s made out of tungsten steel.
I also own the Ruger Mini-14 which shoots both .223 Remington and 5.56x45 nato which is awesome since I can use either ammo.
I also have a Glock 19 Gen4 9mm and a Ruger Lcp .380 that I use on occasion as a carry gun that works well. I got plenty of ammo for all of my guns and never have less that a thousand rounds at any time.
And I lost all my boats in a hunting accident😎
I had a Ruger Camp 9 when they came out, but I traded it for an AK. Worst trade I ever made.
Props for taking a new shooter to the range. Maybe one day the fascists that hold offices in California will get voted out an you all can go back to having standard capacity magazines.
maybe dinosaurs will roam the earth again too.
Or you can just have standard mags and not give a fuck.... No laws will matter when shit hits the fan. Don't be the person who doesn't have the advantage .
itsallahoax Like we in Kali-Kountry should ever be so lucky as to have our state revert back to the status of a Free State. Like that would ever happen.... 😢🔫
I waiting for that day
@@rayman1230 Glad you said that BECAUSE ONLY A FOOL, will let some Puss-cakes rule over They're God Given right's and blood shed for You & Your children's Right's!! Every bit of our Constitution and Bill of Right's was written because Our founders was Very Smart an envisioned what time would Bring to These Shores ! Voting is a good Thing....but, It is written to Always be Prepared to Defend Our Great nation from enemy's both Foreign & Domestic !
Love that I watched this dudes skyrim tutorial and restoration loop videos and now im watching his videos on gun recommendations haha nostalgia :’)
Gave my Taurus and my S&W to my oldest son after he got back from a tour in Korea. We took his wife shooting and she freaked out on the first 9mm pistol. So we went to a gun show and got her a 1911 in 22LR. Went back to the range and we let her shoot my 22LR Rossi rifle and the pistol we got her. The way her face lit up was very satisfying. "This is FUN!!" By the end of the range session she was shooting the 9mm with 147gr rounds no problem. The 1911 trigger builds confidence in new shooters because it lends itself to greater accuracy. She was tearing the center out of the target first time she shot it. When we were leaving she was Googling where she could find the rifle I had!
i was surprised the 5th one wasn't a Ruger Mark series or a 357 revolver (practice with 38sp)
I would recommend a wheel gun as first pistol, it can sit for years in bed stand and no worries of the spring getting week. Thanks to freedom week in '18 we can have normal capacity mags now.
Good video, but I disagree with you on one point: I'd always recommend a shotgun if you could have no other firearm. There are plenty of drawbacks, but shotguns are versatile, common and absolutely devastating at close range. You can also use slugs for targets as far out as 200 meters, though it's best for 100 meters or less. At close range, a shotgun can do more damage than an SMG, and slugs basically turn it into a high-powered rifle (a 12 gauge slug generates 3000 foot-pounds of energy, the same as any other high-power, medium bore rifle).
As far as the others go, you're absolutely right. A good semi-auto rifle and a sidearm are what you want for SHTF, although a shotgun as a primary is also a good choice.
A shotgun, and then go buy a large box of primers, a priming tool, and a tin of powder and wadding and you can shoot for a long time, just repack the shells you emptied, and fill them with gravel, cut up nails, anything you want. Ive seen people peen pennies into little bowl shapes to fit through the bore and they still penetrated completely through whatever he was shooting.
Be that the case, you could shoot powdered glass or literally anything. At that point its up to your imagination. Could cut ball berrings in half and fit 8 halfs in a 2 3/4 shell.
@@xxIONBOMBxx The problem with using gravel or nails (or anything like that) is they can damage your barrel. Lead is the best metal for that, but aluminum, brass or copper would work well.
There is also no shortage of good factory 12 gauge ammo out there. Even light birdshot can ruin someone's whole day at under about 20 feet. Even if he's farther away, the sound of being shot at would make most people think twice about sticking around.
My five must have guns:
A heavy barrel bolt action rifle chambered in the 308 Winchester top with with a FLIR scope and a high power long-range tactical scope.
Any AR-15 based semi auto rifle chambered in the 5.56x45 / 223 Remington with at least forty 30 rounds capacity metal magazines and a suppressor
A compact 9mm semi-auto handgun with night sights and mounted with a tactical flash light.
A large frame / 6 inch barrel double action revolver in 357 Magnum / 38 Special.
A 12 gauge pump-action shotgun chambered for 2 3/4 and 3 inch shells with a folding stock and extended magazine tube allowing for at least seven 2 3/4 inch shells.
Nice Picks, i have my poor man's version in Canada. Marlin 795 for $150, Russian SKS on sale for $179(very good condition), Maverick 88(poor man's Moss 500) for $239 and S&W SD9(satifsfies my budget and is a mix between my favorite handguns m&p series and glock).
12GaugeMage mine was a poor man's 500 until I modified it into a tactical model
10/22
I bought my Maverick 88 for $180.00 way back when. Get you an extra firing pin, mine wore out after a billion shots!
nice selection. i like semi-auto and break-aktion shotguns. but i am also skandinavian. the beretta is so well crafted and just a wonderful gun
Agree. The Berreta doesn't get enough of the love it deserves these days...
Do you have a battle axe?
Interesting. I’ve just gotten into shooting and am really enjoying it. A friend in Utah took me out to a range, and it was kind of scary, and I was terrible, but I really enjoyed it.
When I got back home to Southern California, I got a Ruger 10/22 and a Glock 19; I’ve been going twice a month, and I’ve gotten better, fairly decent; I also took some classes
I’m more comfortable with the 10/22 and the 19; I just got something I’m a little more intimidated by (I’m about to go to an outdoor range to shoot it) - Ruger American Predator 6.5 Creedmoor. I’ve signed up for a two-day General Rifle class soon. I also have a Glock 23 on order , and I took a very interesting Glock Armorer class. At some point, I’d like a Beretta PX4 Storm .45, but I want to be a better shooter.
I find the firearms community to just have a lot of very helpful, nice folks who are happy to help newbies.
Yacca Atwood you sir have been bitten by the gunbug and you have the fever! Welcome to the brotherhood ( and sisterhood ) of gun ownership. It's refreshing to see that you are taking classes and making sure you are a responsible and well trained individual. Once again sir, welcome aboard!
Cap'n Chaos is outta' here!
Yaca Attwood good for you.
Dang Yaca, you didn't get bit by the bug! You were bitten by Godzilla the friendly gun fanatic!
5 guns everyone should own!
1. Pistol -carry protection
2. Shotgun (pump) -home protection (I run 2- bird shot, 3- slugs)
3. .22cal rifle (scoped) -hunt small game
4. Large caliber rifle (30/30, 30-06, etc.) -hunt large game
5. Semiautomatic rifle (AR, AK, etc.) -do everything gun
If you want to hunt quietly use a compound bow or pellet gun.
I would add in a revolver of some type. I love my .357 reliable, easy to carry, easy to shoot, versatile and powerful.
@ms3er AND chambers both .357 and .38 ammo!
And a 357 lever gun to go with the pistol
Love the 10/22, I agree I didn't like the rail section that came with it either so I put an NcStar see through rail on so I still have the use of my iron's without having to remove the scope. The auto bolt release is definitely a plus, also an extended mag release I've got I believe it's from TimberCreak the XL release it stretches out under the trigger group while still following very closey the trigger guard I love it. 12 gauge yes but don't always count on the sound of cycling it to be your saving grace if you ever get in a situation, nice thing about certain manufacturers if you can get different barrels for that one 12 gauge so you can have that 18.5" for one thing and buy something like a 24" or a 28" for more hunting applications, a field barrel I believe is the right terminology.
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Yes the Mossberg flex is awesome, I love how it can go from pistol grip 18” barrel to full stock 24 (or more)” tradition hunting shotgun. The fit and finishes on the green are well done I have had mine over 5 years and it still looks great I really like the OD green and camouflaged stock/grip.
The safety and slide release are in the best spot too. It was the first pump shotgun I ever shot.
My recommended guns to own:
Start with a striker fired pistol in 9mm such as a Glock 19 or 48, Smith and Wesson M&P 2.0 Compact or Shield Plus or a Sig Sauer P320 Compact or P365. Whatever you chose, wear it on your person any time you are not in the shower, a body of water or bed. When you are in bed have it next to you while you sleep. Along with the gun, you need a dedicated gun belt, an inside the waist band holster, about 1000 rounds of practice rounds to take to a multi day training course, 3 or more magazines and about 100 rounds of defense ammo. Shoot some of the defense ammo at training to make sure it cycles through the gun properly but keep enough left over to have all three magazines loaded when not training or practicing. Pistols make good home defense weapons but, not as good as a long gun. The pistol is sufficient for home defense while you are paying off your credit card after buying the gun (about 600), the holster (30-75), the gun belt (45 - 75), the practice ammo (350ish), the defense ammo (60 to 75) and training (550ish).
After the your credit card is paid off, start thinking about a long gun to replace the hand gun for home defense. My preference is a short barrel AR-15, in caliber 300 Blackout with a suppressor. Without the suppressor, firing an AR -15 in a home will leave you barely able to hear and communicate with family/police/etc.. I would also recommend a sling, a red dot optic and a rifle light so you can ID someone in the dark before shooting them. If you live in a state that does not allow suppressors, either move or keep good electric earmuffs near the AR-15. If your state does not allow AR-15's or similar semi automatic rifles, moving is sounding even better but if that is not an option, a 20 or 12 gauge shotgun is a good alternative. If you want the affordability of a pump shotgun, a Mossberg 500 or 590 is an excellent option. The Remington 870's used to be the gold standard but since Remington was bought out a decade or so ago, numerous accusations of dropping quality have been made so do some research or just get the Mossberg. Similar to the AR-15, keep some electric ear muffs near the shotgun. In the case of home defense, if you go the shotgun route, keep in mind shotguns have limited ammo capacity so you may want a side saddle with extra shells on it and possibly your striker fired pistol on your hip.
After getting the pistol and either type of long gun and you have trained with both, I would say you have everything you absolutely need but I agree with the video, us gun enthusiasts should always try to introduce new shooters to shooting to try to get rid of the ignorance and fear gun controllers try to spread about guns. No gun is better to introduce people to shooting than one chambered in .22. Do your research and see if you want a rifle like the 10/22 or a pistol, either is fine. Now I think you have everything you need.
Even though I have the short barrelled AR-15, I want to get a 12 gauge shotgun too. Mostly just because I like to shoot shotguns but also because the power of a shotgun. A bad guy behind cover which stops a handgun or AR could very well be penetrated by a slug from a shotgun. Shotguns can just be such a devastating weapon. Shotguns can also be used to harvest food after a natural disaster. Between birdshot, buckshot and slugs, just about every game in North America can be taken with a shotgun.
People in rural areas with flat land may find themself in an instance where and attacker is beyond the range of the handgun (75 yards or so) or the AR rifle (300 yards or so) and recommend you get a high powered rifle like the bolt action Remington 700 chambered in 6.5 Creedmore, 308 or 30-06 or a semi automatic chambered in 6.5 Creedmore or 308. High powered rifled chamber in those three calibers should be fine till about 600 yards or so. I also see the counter argument which says if an attacker is beyond 300 yards, is he really much of a threat? The high powered rifle can also be used in place of the shotgun to harvest large game.
Mossberg 590a1 was my first shotgun and its awesome good aftermarket support to
Good choices there is a purpose for each one in the field for survival, hunting, and hitting cans. I do prefer a heavy caliber handgun, the AK is a great multi purpose and I would like to see a 308. For long range hunting
Thanks for a great video!!!
Great video!!! I also would add a long range rifle like a 308 or 30-06. My wild card gun is a Taurus 22lr 9 shot revolver. Cheers!!!
Yup.
I would also recommend a bow or crossbow. Great video by the way! Keep up the good work!
Yes.
Indeed
Five guns are:
Semiautomatic pistol 9mm, .22, 5.7, etc.
Shotgun 20 or 12 ga
Rifle, any standard caliber
Last two are a 2nd rifle and a second pistol.
I own "6.5" as I can convert one to a different caliber/uses interchangeable parts.
I would up date the "generic" gun set to be:
>9mm glock
>AR15 with 25rd mag 16" 5.56 nato and an optic
>AR10 with 20rd 20" variable zoom and bipod (SR25 cut)
>12ga "combat" shot gun
>an AR15 tricked out to be a breakdown PCC.
There are some things I would like to suggest as standard like suppressors, SBRs, and stocked pistols but not everyone agrees.
It's cool to kmow you're an intelligible person when it comes to guns. I love seeing all of the brainwashed children asking you what the point to owning a gun is. I love you Beau keep posting!
It makes me sad that folks are so quick to start being super abusive rather than taking a breath and asking if they should comment or move on.
xBeau Gaming Didn't you say you lived in SF? You should have be used to the hate against anything that doesn't conform to leftist ideology.
Its a valid question to ask though,particularly for children,what is the point of owning a gun?
Clive Piper Firearm use can help teach responsibility and discipline in children.Almost as important : they are FUN!!
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i feel sorry for whoever tries to break in his house.
The way he advertises everything he has. I'd be surprised somebody hasn't already broken into his house and stolen everything he owns. Lmfao.
The cops show up three cars deep for ANYTHING at my moms house. Cuz they know between her, me, step dad, step bro, that there is an unknown number of guns everywhere lololol. We don't get into trouble, but our cousins do.... On good terms with the police and dnr they have us trap nuisance beaver all the time lol
Michigan is also an open carry state, plus there is a concealed carry permit available as long as you've been good all your life lol. Can't carry in schools, banks, and I think dr offices. Also post offices.anywhere that bitches about my 45 on my hip deserves to lose my business.
@@billygoatupnorth well our State went open carry and the first thing you were seeing was a bunch of young guys strutting around with high points and the Richer ones was sporting their Glocks and Sig's. I've had a concealed carry permit for over 40 years and I'll never carry openly because the whole element of attack is surprise and if you're flaunting it around and a bad guy sees you and he's fixing to do something bad you'll be the first one he goes for and he will not be carrying openly most likely because he is a career Criminal.
I'm a firm believer that everyone should own AT LEAST one gun, to be determined by their most likely needs. In my neck of the woods (literally woods) a pump shotgun is a perfect one gun to defend the home, or bag a deer. An urban dweller will want to prioritize self defense and so a handgun makes more sense. Someone living in the rural southwest or plains states may find a medium to long range rifle is their best option. then there's folks for whom budget constraints/physical limitations/ mastering the basics are paramount, and they will choose a 22 rifle.
Now none of this is to leave out the potential for future weapons, but simply from a standpoint of prioritizing, your first gun should be dictated by circumstances. To that end I suggest that if your first gun is a long gun the second should be a handgun, thereby giving you the most flexibility within a two gun budget. From there, you can pad out you gun case however you like.
I suppose to sum up, I would say everyone should own a handgun and a long gun determined by their own needs and abilities. Whatever else you buy is just added insurance against hard times.
Three guns are all that is necessary for any situation: personal defense, concealed carry, bugging out, shtf wrol . Bolt action high powe rifle capable of 1 inch groups or less, an ar15 in 556, and a Glock 29. Glock 29 is great for personal or home defense using a 4.6 inch add on barrel. For carry, use the shorter barrel. Also I have a 40 and a 357 sig barrel jic. I’ve also got an entire 22lr upper for it. Very modular. Next the ar in 556. It can shoot any of the 556 or 223 rounds. Plus it shoots 22lr very accurately with my cmmg 22lr kit. A lot of firepower with the 40 round clips and since it’s a 12.5 inch pistol, comes apart and fits in the pack easily. A high power bolt action for enemy engagement out to 800 yards. Which is where I’d rather engage my enemy. Cover, camouflage, concealment. I can destroy an enemy at long range without becoming a target myself. In fact, my current pack doesn’t even have an ar15 in it. It has a Chiappa 22 magnum foldup which weighs 2 pounds. And I’ve got semi auto firepower with the Glock. Shotgun is great for the homebase. Good video, but 3 firearms will get what you need
I agree with your choices for the most part, probably because I have all of those. However, for a wild card I would suggest a revolver instead of another semi-auto. A revolver is much simpler, safer and less intimidating for novice or beginner shooters. I would also prefer a revolver in a survival situation if the SHTF - more durable, no magazine to keep track of.
My first 4 choices lined up with his almost exactly, but I would get a .357 magnum revolver as my 5th choice. Good for bears and will take cheaper .38 special ammo.
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revolver in a SHTF situation? are you mad? lol smh no just no... this isn't 1880
literally there's no benefit to a revolver, you can keep it and make sure you save 1 round for yourself in a situation
Never had a revolver jam or cylinder lock up, never had a semi auto that didn’t jam or have a feeding error at some point.
My grandpas service pistol, S&W pre10, is 120yrs old and functions like new. Thing went through WWI, he got it in WWII and Korea. Revolvers all day!
@@bullgravy6906 not saying revolvers aren't reliable... I'm saying in certain situations if your out in the woods and run into a wolf pack or coyote pack for instance ... good luck with that revolver lol at least with semi autos they come with clips, quick reload ready to go! Ive got revolvers 1911 colt 45 single action, 357, and a 44 at the end of the day my go to carry is always my trusty semi auto 45, never has jammed not once and I've had it over 10 years
I’m no gun expert, but I’ve heard rumors that the safest, simplest most reliable gun, (especially for a beginner) is a revolver! The only sound before pulling the trigger might be, “Drop it!”.
I know this is a year old but...what the hell. I throughly enjoy revolvers myself. I have an only Colt Python double action and im soon going to get a Colt Buntline special .44 Mag with the 16in barrel. Not many people can appreciate the simplicity and reliability of a revolver. Even the GIGN special french forces use them because it's once in blue moos if ever that they fail in any way shape of form.
Revolvers are very reliable, plus with only 6 rounds you won't waste your shots.
I do miss my wheel guns!
Omg, everything in this video felt so right...
The music ? Or this guy talking ? Or the gun that he's showing
Out of my entire collection of firearms, the top 5 guns in my collection is 1. 10mm Glock 20 2. Taurus .44 Magnum 3. 12 gauge Mossberg 500 Tactical Shotgun 4. Core 15 M-4 scout AR-15 5. Hi Point .45 Carbine.
I have glock 17 9 mm, glock 22 40 cal and a mossberg 590. Need my AR/AK variant and a rifle. So awesome.
Solid list, I like all your choices, this type of collection is something I have already been working towards.
1. I like my Glock, thank you, the grips designed for a single stack mag are just too thin for me, give me a nice double stack mag. Plus that means more bullets. Also I've never had a Stove Pipe with my Glock 19 or 30.
2. I have a Henry Classic Lever Action .22, sure I can't mount a scope on it, but it works great; simple and reliable.
3. Shotgun is on my wish list, haven't decided which gun to get, I'll look into what you're suggesting.
4. Sorry, I'm going to get an AR-15 Style rifle, reason being it's probably the most prolific rifle on the market, finding ammo and gear/accessories will be easy, and I can still use it at indoor ranges.
5. I guess my Henry can fill this role, since I bought it to just have fun with, it'll also be great for an introduction to shooting as well. Or I could put my Springfield Armories 1903 30-06 here, a good hunting rifle, decisions decisions.....
Keltec KSG 12 ga is a good one.
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That is a good suggestion, but I'm thinking I want a Mag fed shotgun.
At least one revolver I recommend RIA model 200 4" barrel 38spl. Great shooter for the price and great reviews. Ohh check on all those firearms! 👏🏽💪🏽👍🏽🙏🏽
Great video ! I mostly agree with all your choices except for your number five. Yes I agree a 22 pistol is a nice thing to have but you absolutely need something that can reach out and touch someone or some thing at great distances . I would recommend the fifth gun be a high caliber scoped rifle that can shoot accurately at 800+ yards and pull down large game or shoot through car doors of roaming bands of hostile insurgeons, cartels, or gangs of criminals. And yes your AK recommendation was a good one a year ago but would also recommend that an AR platform would be a decent alternative due to ammunition cost, and availability. Training budgets do matter which is why you’re spot on with the 9 mm pistol recommendation. 45s and 40s have slightly more stopping power but not enough to make a difference when you’re able to pack five or six more rounds at a quarter of the price