Just to be clear on my stance: any state gun law on top of/in addition to constitutional carry is wrong (see outro of the video). This is an inherent American right that shall not be infringed. However, I cannot openly advocate for breaking laws that are currently in place unless I want to lose my channel. I know a lot of people are saying they carry regardless of any law in place, and to each their own. But keeping in mind the concept of "being an asset in your communities", you won't be much of an asset if you wrongfully end up behind bars because a cop sees you printing, or you end up in a massive legal battle after a self-defense shooting, no matter how morally justified you feel. This video is merely meant to present other options to you. What you do with that information is up to you. Definitely open to conversations in the comments though, thanks guys.
Not sure of the size of the 19 but a shield plus with a kydex holster fit inside the bando bag just attach heavy duty Velcro to the holster. Fits perfect.
@defencivsolutions not to mention, this also helps foster creativity. If people want to be able to solve problems, in the end, they'll have to know how to evaluate their situation and then choose a course of action instead of being spoon-fed on UA-cam. I wish you nothing but the best.
That means a lot to hear it from you guys! I have a lot of information to give and my hope is that at least one person learns one thing, and that makes it all worth it
My wife, son and I are all Getting Concealed Cary license. That’s really cool about the constitutional carry law somewhat extending to other states. I didn’t know that. Thanks.
Hell yeah, love to hear that. And yeah man its good info, do some research on your home state, you might be able to carry in more places than you think
As of January of 2023, I've been carrying a Cold Steel African Walking Stick. I can take it everywhere; I flew across the country with it with no issues. I do get some strange looks because I'm only 29 but I still don't get bothered. I highly recommend something like it.
@@defencivsolutionsWhat they’re trying to say is that, if not advocating into breaking a law, you just expect a person (victim) just stand there and do nothing and pretty much be vulnerable and defenseless and have that person (victim) killed just because they can’t break a law to protect themselves.
@@cobrazoid lol when did I say anything even close to that? The whole reason behind this channel is to help people learn how to defend themselves and others
I like to add a large Carabiner my hand can fit in as knucks on the strap of my carryon bag. i usually just hang a metal water bottle from it which can also be used as a blunt force object.
If you are sober and discrete, you won’t have any problems, if you only use your tools when you might lose your life, nothing else matters. Don’t get drunk, don’t get stupid, know where you are at, and what you are doing.
Anyone living in Colorado: Colorado knife laws divide knives into three categories: 1. knives you can never carry, 2. knives you can carry openly, and 3. knives you can carry concealed: Knives you can never carry: These include ballistic knives and blackjacks. Knives you can carry openly: These include legal knives, such as folding knives, switchblades, and fixed blade knives. Knives you can carry concealed: These include legal knives with blades shorter than 3.5 inches, as well as hunting and fishing knives of any blade length. However, there are some restrictions on concealed carry: You can't conceal carry a knife with a blade longer than 3.5 inches beyond your home or property. You can't conceal carry a knife on school grounds. Switchblades are legal to carry everywhere except in some cities, like Denver.
I’m a Californian and ever since I was young I always carried a knife/light/multitool. Ever since the Bruen decision went through, I finally was able to carry. Now I never leave my house without my Glock 😎👍🏽.
When flying somewhere and not checking a bag: stop by the local grocery store. You can pick up a paring knife with a sheath for about $5. Never tell a cop it is for self defense.
Every state has constitutional carry. Any laws to the contrary are illegal. The politicians who passed them and the police officer's who enforce them deserve to be in prison.
I would love to see a destructive test of the G10 knifes, I know a ballistic head would be best but If you just used a pumpkin that should show what they are capable of.
13:10 I bought a cheap kydex holster and slapped Velcro on the back and took off the belt clip to make a designated holster for my fanny pack and you don’t have to worry about compromising safety while carrying comfortably
@@defencivsolutions I have the same pack just in tan and the cheap amazon kydex holsters work great and you don’t have to feel bad about chopping it up either to get the desired profile or 945industries makes one specifically designed for this application, I just didn’t want to spend $50 on kydex that won’t be stuffed in my pants
As someone who has just had to move from Florida to New Jersey, I've seen both ends of the spectrum. I had a CCW in Florida (not needed anymore, but good to have for reciprocity). I just got my CCW in New Jersey (it cost me close to $700 in classes & certifications & fees :( ). You are restricted to 10-round mags (+1) & in the 19, that mag is actually longer by 2 rounds than the stacked mag, so you have to wear loose clothes not to print. Also, since all rounds are on the right side of a stacked-size mag, it throws the weight balance a tad off & you have to do some extra range time to get used to the different balance. I also carry 2 extra mags IWB of Hornaday Critical Defense & one of Critical Duty. A New Jersey court just recognized on July 31, 2024 the right for private citizens to own AR-15 style rifles. However, since the people who brought the suit only used the Colt as an example, the judge only ruled that the freedom to own an AR platform was only if it was a Colt. No Daniels Defense, no PSA - only Colt. I expect that to be widened to include all in a follow-up suit now that precedent has been set. Despite this, all types of AR & BR rifles proliferate in NJ, but I'm afraid that ownership turnes a "Good Guy" officially into a "Bad Guy." As for me - I'm not admitting to anything ;). Knife laws are weird in NJ. You can carry a folding knife, openly or concealed, up to 5" long blade, as long as it isn't assisted, automatic, gravity, OTF, or a dagger (sharpened on both ends of the blade). You can also carry fixed blades up to 10" (if you are of age) as long as you can offer a legitimate explanation as to why you carry it (self-defense doesn't count...sigh). Since you can't carry a dagger unless you can come up with a legitimate reason to have it (I've never known a cop who would agree to one), your G10 daggers would be illegal. You CAN carry a Ceramic knife with G10 handle as long as only one side is sharpened & there are several folding knives that fit that & won't be detected by a magnetometer. StabWorks makes a great concealed-carry knife called the Scratch Pick with a blade a bit over 2" - sharpened on the upper side not the lower - or on both edges. I carry a one-sided one weak-side IWB for fending off grapplers long enough make room to pull my gen 3 Glock 19 with red dot & Crimson Trace green laser, if necessary - but you can only carry the version of the Scratch Pick with the spine side sharpened. You can't carry punch knives because there is no legitimate reason they recognize for one. I also carry a tactical flashlight, one of my knife collection of one-hand-open knives sharpened to hair-popping edge as well as a thumbtab-deploy old Ka-Bar Jesse Jarosz-designed folding tactical knife. Having established that I like & collect guns & knives & always concealed carry, I want to say something about 2A that I learned getting an Ivy League Political Science degree that even most Constitutional scholars & judges don't know. The opening subordinate clause of the Second Amendment uses what used to be known as a "conditional being" clause. It is a form of grammar that disappeared from the language close to 200 years ago. If understood, it makes the following primary clause dependent upon the truth of the conditional being clause, so the 2A is NOT absolute as I had thought & all 2A people, including Supreme Court justices do. The original Constitution was written in a form of English closer to Shakespeare's time than today's English. "Shall" in the Constitution is translated as "Must" today, for example. The subordinate clause reads "A well regulated Militia, BEING NECESSARY to the security of a free State..." and the primary clause is "... the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." BEING NECESSARY is the 'conditional being' phrase. In modern-day English, it could be rendered "As long as a well regulated Militia is necessary to the security of a free State..." or "If a well regulated Militia is necessary to the security of a free State..." In other words, if this condition becomes false, the primary clause is also false. Tricky to those who are not educated in 1780s Noah Webster-ish English, but true if you are a Strict Constructionist & trained in the argot. In Article I Section 8 (Powers of Congress) are two paragraphs that define a well regulated militia, how members are trained, officers appointed & what the militia (now known as the state's National Guard) can be used for. Though Madison saw it as a protection against a potential federal army invading states, that was not written into the Constitution and Article II in the powers of the President gives the President the right to override the States & take control of their National Guards in an emergency. The original Framers were opposed to maintaining a permanent standing Army, so the Militias were intended as a stop-gap to defend the country until a regular army could be raised & armed and also provide a pool of weekend-trained soldiers to first man it. Article I, Section 8 gives only 2 situations where a militia can be used as a military force. One is in the case of an actual or imminent invasion by a foreign power, and the other is for the state or federal government to suppress an insurrection or seditious violence. It does NOT provide for individuals or self-forming "militias" to possess arms to oppose a federal government that is intrusive, invasive, or even merely of a differing political philosophy. Sorry, guys, I was pissed off to learn this, too. The right to "constitutional," open permit, concealed permit, restrictions or complete ban in my understanding is based on the Tenth Amendment that gives to each state (or the people - the Constitution uses "people" to refer to group rights & "person" to apply to individual rights) the right to legislate rights not clearly set out in the body of the Constitution. If a state legislature (or the nation's legislature) passes a bill regulating guns - from total freedom to total bans - we are bound to obey if we are to remain "Good Guys." I prefer the freedoms in Florida for gun & knife, but I'm stuck in Jersey for the next year or so. Still, I am concealed carrying a semi-auto 9mm & 3 knives at all times (plus whatever other EDC gear I think necessary at the time), so it isn't as bad as it was before Bruen.
Good info, NJ sounds like it sucks just as bad as CA, MA, or NY. Interesting perspective on the 2A. I've heard that interpretation before, and I think that is one way to look at it, but I disagree with your analysis because it could also be interpreted that the right to keep and bear arms IS necessary to maintain a well regulated militia for the security of of a free state, and in this case state being the word used to describe a country. So, my interpretation is that we the people have the right to keep and bear arms and be trained in the use of weapons to defend our state/country. I think this is why so many politicians disagree on its meaning because none of us were there when it was written. Bottom line is, it does say the words "the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed" which I think is pretty damn clear haha
Liked and commenting to help. Never seen this channel before but it popped up since I’ve been looking into that fanny pack/bum bag/man purse. I hate that creators who simply say and do normal things get penalized for it. It’s a shame there aren’t better UA-cam alternatives.
I've carried in every state I go to. Even the ones that don't want it there. I just conceal. No one ever knows it's there. I would rather survive to have a day in court, than to be un-alived because I didn't have it on me.
Ulticlips are goated, just saying. Even here in germany I put an ulticlip on the seath of any fixed blade under 12cm blade length and be able to comfortably carry it on literally every type of fabric. From jeans, sweatpants to even underwear if need be.
I like the G10 products but, you should carry things that DON'T look scary if in a state that denies you your rights. Kubaton, or tactical pen or SIMULAR are very AFFECTIVE, and discreet.
OMG YES!!!!! In regards to your intro. I keep reading people's comments like "will not comply" blah, blah, blah, blah. That's just macho bravado. I've said basically the same thing when responding to those comments. People need to understand that laws that are enforceable; it doesn't matter what your "feelings" are regarding them. Whether you agree with a particular law your not, not complying means you are a "Criminal" and our; the 2A community's argument that these unconstitutional laws only target "law abiding" citizens goes right out the window. Not complying with the law is EXACTLY what the left wants us to do. Once you get caught and are convicted, then the gun grabbers can say: "See? Citizens even if armed legally are the problem because they don't obey the law! Now we need to have more gun laws. Now lets start banning this thing and that thing, and on and on. Complying to unconstitutional laws as much as it may make you mad and upset is what needs to be done until said law is struck down in the courts. To not comply only plays right into the hands of the left. Also, calling out others who say that they comply as cowards is wrong. It's this kind of name calling and labeling that is the biggest cause of the 2A community being fractured like it is. So STOP IT! And before anyone calls me out and says; oh well you must not live in a restricted state, so easy for you to say. Well guess what; you are right. I don't live in a restricted state, yet. However, I live in Northern Oregon. I live "between enemy lines" and my state is under constant threat of having restrictive gun laws put in place. The only reason we aren't living under the Ballot Measure 114 magazine restriction and permit to purchase scheme is because an Eastern Oregon county judge put an injunction on it.
Ol' GoobTube is hitting all of us content creators lately, big OR small. I think they're trying to deter us from continuing on with this type of content, but we gotta keep marching forward. Our future depends on it.
Wick designs super sharpie in carbon fiber is another good covert option. He’s tested it on wood doors, punching bags, drywall. If I hadn’t lost mine in an unfortunate boating accident I’d keep them in EVERY travel bag.
@ 5:00 - Actually G10 is not a polymer; G10 is commonly called fiberglas. It is a high pressure laminate bonded with an epoxy resin. Sometimes referred to as garolite. G10’s early and most continued use is as “the board” in Printed Circuit Boards. Thin copper sheeting is clad to each side of the G10 board and per design & function, excess copper is chemically etched away. You’re left with electronic circuit patterns bonded to each side of the G10. 👈✅
I like the g10 letter opener it kinda reminds me of a budget assassin cause it mostly for stabby stabs ya get carried away be like this ones for little puppet they have one that looks like a pencils and it makes kinda feel like John wick but gbrs makes a fine product
NYC prosecuted a chef after a "peace officer" noticed he had a folded sachel of fixed blade knives on his person. So they make it impossible to afford to drive. Ban fixed blade knives. Then some employer tells a talented person to bring their own tools into work if they can't find what they need, or have something better, and he ends up in jail/prison and fully wrapped up in the worst beauracratic mess of his life.
@@defencivsolutions You might want to worry about your hand sliding forward when it counts-unless, of course, your blade experience is limited to slaying Amazon boxes 📦 lololol
All of the weapons in this video are illegal in Canada. The medical stuff is good though. Living in Canada you have to use your hands to defend yourself if you don't want to get charged.
IMO the Fanny packs makes you a hard target, any grown man with a Fanny pack worn in any fashion is immediately a hard target to me IDC IDC IDC anyways love the video brotha
Yeah anytime I see a sling bag and fanny pack I automatically assume they have a gun on them which I don’t have a problem with just makes you a target in my opinion
Thanks dawg. I agree. Fit dude with tats, American flag on his clothes, and a fanny pack screams armed. I mainly wear it with gym clothes where its more commonplace to be running/biking with a fanny pack.
@@defencivsolutions aye 😂 when you whipped out the shanks I lost it! I said man that’s a long day at work if you got to deploy that, God forbid. My second thought was wait a minute who are you? 🤔 nvm don’t spoil it 😅
It's a custom hat made by the guys over at Eagles and Angels. Sent in my uniform and they cut it up and sew it into the hat. Super cool. www.eaglesandangelsltd.com/
Yes, be a good little sheeple and do what big brother tells you! This blind obedience is destroying this country. If the masses refused to obey these unconstitutional draconian laws they would become moot! 🇺🇸👮🏻♂️👍🏻
Lots of keyboard warriors acting tough about carrying a gun no matter what. It doesn’t matter your feelings, understand the EDC mindset and understand your laws. You do no one any good being locked up because you brought a gun to an area that cannot have them. I have a CCW in my state and with the current Anti-2A in parts of the country and my state giving 0 reciprocity, I will keep my CCW at home. I also have children that need to grow up with a dad. Be sensible with your EDC, you don’t always need a big ole 1911 on your hip and two spare mags when a car accident occurs and having a CAT was a better option than those spare mags. EDC is a mindset, just like he discussed with fitness, and understanding the purpose of your EDC is the priority not a byproduct. Also EDC doesn’t mean just “carry a gun and you are good to go”. Think before you speak and waste precious seconds of someone else’s life.
That plastic knife is a great idea until u get caught.. once caught and face jail time or fines your opinion will change. Plenty of ppl have defended themselves in a area where there not allowed to carry a weapon and have still gone to jail
Everything in this video is 100% legal where I live. And even if you have a 100% legal self defense shooting, you still might end up in jail. No point in worrying about it, that's something that is more dependent on your ability to make good decisions than the item you are carrying.
I have on question for you, genuine question. What is your position on all the book bans in public schools? You’re for free speech so I would assume you’re against it?
Definitely against banning books in general but also context matters. Young elementary school children should not be spoon-fed sexual content like a lot of school boards are trying to push on them and groom them to be gender-confused. So I guess my answer is it depends.
@@defencivsolutions have you actually read the books that are being banned..? This just shows how ignorant you are bringing up talking points rather than facts. Some odd 1700 books got banned just in the last half of 2022, mostly in backwards inbred southern states. They ban books that have absolutely nothing to do with pedophilia. Award winning books, books that I’m sure woman you know in your life enjoy. But please continue to listen to propaganda and not do your own research, that’s how they want us, divide and ignorant.
@@defencivsolutions lol typical right wing boot licker, delete my comment calling you out on your ignorance. For free speech until the speech being spoken freely challenges your way of thinking.
Remember, the Constitution does not "grant us" our rights. God does. The Constitution just recognizes those rights and is supposed to avoid conflict with them.
I always thought wearing masks for covid was pointless but now I added a mask to my EDC and why do you ask? Cuz I live in cali and if I get into a situation over here since criminals have more rights than us ill throw it on and let the games begin! Then I'll get the hell out of there ASAP!
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Just to be clear on my stance: any state gun law on top of/in addition to constitutional carry is wrong (see outro of the video). This is an inherent American right that shall not be infringed. However, I cannot openly advocate for breaking laws that are currently in place unless I want to lose my channel.
I know a lot of people are saying they carry regardless of any law in place, and to each their own. But keeping in mind the concept of "being an asset in your communities", you won't be much of an asset if you wrongfully end up behind bars because a cop sees you printing, or you end up in a massive legal battle after a self-defense shooting, no matter how morally justified you feel.
This video is merely meant to present other options to you. What you do with that information is up to you. Definitely open to conversations in the comments though, thanks guys.
This💯
Not sure of the size of the 19 but a shield plus with a kydex holster fit inside the bando bag just attach heavy duty Velcro to the holster. Fits perfect.
@@clayevans434 The 19 unfortunately is a hair too big but the 43X is perfect
@defencivsolutions not to mention, this also helps foster creativity. If people want to be able to solve problems, in the end, they'll have to know how to evaluate their situation and then choose a course of action instead of being spoon-fed on UA-cam. I wish you nothing but the best.
@@SaltStackActual Exactly. Plus, I can't address everyone's individual situations in a single UA-cam video
I will carry anywhere and everywhere. Don’t much care about tyrannical laws, signs, or bs. I will always carry and no one will tell me otherwise.
I hear you bro I just can't legally advocate for that
Eff this Weimar Republic.
@@OFFICERHENSLEY America truly has lost its ways
Prick.
Amen Amen. God Bless you
Really appreciate what you do, the time you put into it, and your thoughtful approach. You're definitely providing a service.
That means a lot to hear it from you guys! I have a lot of information to give and my hope is that at least one person learns one thing, and that makes it all worth it
My wife, son and I are all Getting Concealed Cary license. That’s really cool about the constitutional carry law somewhat extending to other states. I didn’t know that. Thanks.
Hell yeah, love to hear that. And yeah man its good info, do some research on your home state, you might be able to carry in more places than you think
this is inspiring tbh this guy gave me my edc at all i can now feel safe to walk around anywhere i go in SO Cal
CA and MA are the worst places in this country when it comes to regulatory laws like this
@@defencivsolutionsI’d personally say NY is worse than Cali
As of January of 2023, I've been carrying a Cold Steel African Walking Stick. I can take it everywhere; I flew across the country with it with no issues. I do get some strange looks because I'm only 29 but I still don't get bothered. I highly recommend something like it.
Damn that's badass!
Luckily concealed is concealed. I think it’s better to break a law if it means saving your own life.
Haha I just can't openly advocate for breaking laws online but I hear you
Just stand there and let it happen right?
@@brunorojas3992 ...wut?
@@defencivsolutionsWhat they’re trying to say is that, if not advocating into breaking a law, you just expect a person (victim) just stand there and do nothing and pretty much be vulnerable and defenseless and have that person (victim) killed just because they can’t break a law to protect themselves.
@@cobrazoid lol when did I say anything even close to that? The whole reason behind this channel is to help people learn how to defend themselves and others
I like to add a large Carabiner my hand can fit in as knucks on the strap of my carryon bag. i usually just hang a metal water bottle from it which can also be used as a blunt force object.
That’s something straight out of the Accountant 😂
If you are sober and discrete, you won’t have any problems, if you only use your tools when you might lose your life, nothing else matters. Don’t get drunk, don’t get stupid, know where you are at, and what you are doing.
Anyone living in Colorado: Colorado knife laws divide knives into three categories: 1. knives you can never carry, 2. knives you can carry openly, and 3. knives you can carry concealed:
Knives you can never carry: These include ballistic knives and blackjacks.
Knives you can carry openly: These include legal knives, such as folding knives, switchblades, and fixed blade knives.
Knives you can carry concealed: These include legal knives with blades shorter than 3.5 inches, as well as hunting and fishing knives of any blade length. However, there are some restrictions on concealed carry:
You can't conceal carry a knife with a blade longer than 3.5 inches beyond your home or property.
You can't conceal carry a knife on school grounds.
Switchblades are legal to carry everywhere except in some cities, like Denver.
Good info!
Calirado -- place has gone downhill
@@dtotheatothevtothee RIP
The constitution doesn’t grant rights. The constitution limits the governments’s ability to infringe upon your God-given rights. Supposedly….
lol yeah supposedly. Agreed though!
I’m a Californian and ever since I was young I always carried a knife/light/multitool. Ever since the Bruen decision went through, I finally was able to carry. Now I never leave my house without my Glock 😎👍🏽.
Hell yeah man, glad to see Californians are still prioritizing their self protection
Do your thing... FULLY SUPPORTED... BROTHER IN ARMS...
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When flying somewhere and not checking a bag: stop by the local grocery store. You can pick up a paring knife with a sheath for about $5. Never tell a cop it is for self defense.
High IQ moves
Every state has constitutional carry. Any laws to the contrary are illegal. The politicians who passed them and the police officer's who enforce them deserve to be in prison.
100% agree.
I would love to see a destructive test of the G10 knifes, I know a ballistic head would be best but If you just used a pumpkin that should
show what they are capable of.
I’ll see what I can do!
6:07 🤣 good to see a sense of humor in a pretty serious video. I wasn't ready.
I didn’t get it 🤔
Try to keep it a little light hearted
@@kenjataimu6085 *Whoosh*
Good video. As a cop in the South who has family members in the troubled states, I understand. :)
This guy gets it
I'm thankful I got recommended this channel.
I'm thankful you found it! Thanks bro
13:10 I bought a cheap kydex holster and slapped Velcro on the back and took off the belt clip to make a designated holster for my fanny pack and you don’t have to worry about compromising safety while carrying comfortably
Smart! I'm looking for something even more low profile if possible, just haven't found anything that I like yet.
@@defencivsolutions I have the same pack just in tan and the cheap amazon kydex holsters work great and you don’t have to feel bad about chopping it up either to get the desired profile or 945industries makes one specifically designed for this application, I just didn’t want to spend $50 on kydex that won’t be stuffed in my pants
As someone who has just had to move from Florida to New Jersey, I've seen both ends of the spectrum. I had a CCW in Florida (not needed anymore, but good to have for reciprocity). I just got my CCW in New Jersey (it cost me close to $700 in classes & certifications & fees :( ). You are restricted to 10-round mags (+1) & in the 19, that mag is actually longer by 2 rounds than the stacked mag, so you have to wear loose clothes not to print. Also, since all rounds are on the right side of a stacked-size mag, it throws the weight balance a tad off & you have to do some extra range time to get used to the different balance. I also carry 2 extra mags IWB of Hornaday Critical Defense & one of Critical Duty.
A New Jersey court just recognized on July 31, 2024 the right for private citizens to own AR-15 style rifles. However, since the people who brought the suit only used the Colt as an example, the judge only ruled that the freedom to own an AR platform was only if it was a Colt. No Daniels Defense, no PSA - only Colt. I expect that to be widened to include all in a follow-up suit now that precedent has been set. Despite this, all types of AR & BR rifles proliferate in NJ, but I'm afraid that ownership turnes a "Good Guy" officially into a "Bad Guy." As for me - I'm not admitting to anything ;).
Knife laws are weird in NJ. You can carry a folding knife, openly or concealed, up to 5" long blade, as long as it isn't assisted, automatic, gravity, OTF, or a dagger (sharpened on both ends of the blade). You can also carry fixed blades up to 10" (if you are of age) as long as you can offer a legitimate explanation as to why you carry it (self-defense doesn't count...sigh). Since you can't carry a dagger unless you can come up with a legitimate reason to have it (I've never known a cop who would agree to one), your G10 daggers would be illegal. You CAN carry a Ceramic knife with G10 handle as long as only one side is sharpened & there are several folding knives that fit that & won't be detected by a magnetometer. StabWorks makes a great concealed-carry knife called the Scratch Pick with a blade a bit over 2" - sharpened on the upper side not the lower - or on both edges. I carry a one-sided one weak-side IWB for fending off grapplers long enough make room to pull my gen 3 Glock 19 with red dot & Crimson Trace green laser, if necessary - but you can only carry the version of the Scratch Pick with the spine side sharpened. You can't carry punch knives because there is no legitimate reason they recognize for one. I also carry a tactical flashlight, one of my knife collection of one-hand-open knives sharpened to hair-popping edge as well as a thumbtab-deploy old Ka-Bar Jesse Jarosz-designed folding tactical knife.
Having established that I like & collect guns & knives & always concealed carry, I want to say something about 2A that I learned getting an Ivy League Political Science degree that even most Constitutional scholars & judges don't know. The opening subordinate clause of the Second Amendment uses what used to be known as a "conditional being" clause. It is a form of grammar that disappeared from the language close to 200 years ago. If understood, it makes the following primary clause dependent upon the truth of the conditional being clause, so the 2A is NOT absolute as I had thought & all 2A people, including Supreme Court justices do. The original Constitution was written in a form of English closer to Shakespeare's time than today's English. "Shall" in the Constitution is translated as "Must" today, for example.
The subordinate clause reads "A well regulated Militia, BEING NECESSARY to the security of a free State..." and the primary clause is "... the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." BEING NECESSARY is the 'conditional being' phrase. In modern-day English, it could be rendered "As long as a well regulated Militia is necessary to the security of a free State..." or "If a well regulated Militia is necessary to the security of a free State..." In other words, if this condition becomes false, the primary clause is also false. Tricky to those who are not educated in 1780s Noah Webster-ish English, but true if you are a Strict Constructionist & trained in the argot. In Article I Section 8 (Powers of Congress) are two paragraphs that define a well regulated militia, how members are trained, officers appointed & what the militia (now known as the state's National Guard) can be used for. Though Madison saw it as a protection against a potential federal army invading states, that was not written into the Constitution and Article II in the powers of the President gives the President the right to override the States & take control of their National Guards in an emergency. The original Framers were opposed to maintaining a permanent standing Army, so the Militias were intended as a stop-gap to defend the country until a regular army could be raised & armed and also provide a pool of weekend-trained soldiers to first man it. Article I, Section 8 gives only 2 situations where a militia can be used as a military force. One is in the case of an actual or imminent invasion by a foreign power, and the other is for the state or federal government to suppress an insurrection or seditious violence. It does NOT provide for individuals or self-forming "militias" to possess arms to oppose a federal government that is intrusive, invasive, or even merely of a differing political philosophy. Sorry, guys, I was pissed off to learn this, too.
The right to "constitutional," open permit, concealed permit, restrictions or complete ban in my understanding is based on the Tenth Amendment that gives to each state (or the people - the Constitution uses "people" to refer to group rights & "person" to apply to individual rights) the right to legislate rights not clearly set out in the body of the Constitution. If a state legislature (or the nation's legislature) passes a bill regulating guns - from total freedom to total bans - we are bound to obey if we are to remain "Good Guys." I prefer the freedoms in Florida for gun & knife, but I'm stuck in Jersey for the next year or so. Still, I am concealed carrying a semi-auto 9mm & 3 knives at all times (plus whatever other EDC gear I think necessary at the time), so it isn't as bad as it was before Bruen.
Good info, NJ sounds like it sucks just as bad as CA, MA, or NY.
Interesting perspective on the 2A. I've heard that interpretation before, and I think that is one way to look at it, but I disagree with your analysis because it could also be interpreted that the right to keep and bear arms IS necessary to maintain a well regulated militia for the security of of a free state, and in this case state being the word used to describe a country. So, my interpretation is that we the people have the right to keep and bear arms and be trained in the use of weapons to defend our state/country. I think this is why so many politicians disagree on its meaning because none of us were there when it was written.
Bottom line is, it does say the words "the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed" which I think is pretty damn clear haha
i think adding a lighter could be a great addition. it could be used as a lighter, lighting source, and a conversation starter in a sketchy place.
Good point. And cash
Liked and commenting to help. Never seen this channel before but it popped up since I’ve been looking into that fanny pack/bum bag/man purse. I hate that creators who simply say and do normal things get penalized for it. It’s a shame there aren’t better UA-cam alternatives.
100% agree. Thanks for the help bro
Great content, Perfect speaking skills and continue to put out awesome videos.
Thank you!
Commenting to support and eff with the algorithm. 😊
Thanks dude!
Great information I hope you can keep it up!!
im pickin up what your puttin down. keep it up
I’ll keep puttin it down. Thanks brotha
I've carried in every state I go to. Even the ones that don't want it there. I just conceal. No one ever knows it's there. I would rather survive to have a day in court, than to be un-alived because I didn't have it on me.
I have a bando bag and i now use it for my off body edc needs. I live in a restricted state so being covert is paramount.
That’s dope man, what do you keep in it?
Ulticlips are goated, just saying. Even here in germany I put an ulticlip on the seath of any fixed blade under 12cm blade length and be able to comfortably carry it on literally every type of fabric. From jeans, sweatpants to even underwear if need be.
Smart!
I like the G10 products but, you should carry things that DON'T look scary if in a state that denies you your rights. Kubaton, or tactical pen or SIMULAR are very AFFECTIVE, and discreet.
Yeah I agree, that was the purpose of showing the Revenant Corps Sharpie
Yeah, there’s a big difference between criminals violating laws and 2A members violating unconstitutional rules
Tell that to the judge just before they take you to the bus to the greybar hotel.
I like and support this channel! Also, R&mble exists so get stacked up there also bradder! 🤙🏽
Hell yeah man, in progress! Gonna start uploading all the videos over there as well
Liked and Subscribed. Appreciate what you're doing.
Thanks dude!
Maybe a pocket holster for the pistol in the bag they dont have all the extra hardware and they cover the trigger.
That's the plan! Don't want to shoot my nads off
1. Your situation/Location dictates EDC options. 2. Your duty is protect your circle and get off the X. 3. Don't be a liability.
100% agree
Amazing content!!!! Thank you very much for sharing this amazing video
Thanks man!
Just found your channel and I love what you are doing. Keep it going! Just subscribed
Thanks man!
Excellent excellent excellent video.
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OMG YES!!!!! In regards to your intro. I keep reading people's comments like "will not comply" blah, blah, blah, blah. That's just macho bravado. I've said basically the same thing when responding to those comments. People need to understand that laws that are enforceable; it doesn't matter what your "feelings" are regarding them. Whether you agree with a particular law your not, not complying means you are a "Criminal" and our; the 2A community's argument that these unconstitutional laws only target "law abiding" citizens goes right out the window. Not complying with the law is EXACTLY what the left wants us to do. Once you get caught and are convicted, then the gun grabbers can say: "See? Citizens even if armed legally are the problem because they don't obey the law! Now we need to have more gun laws. Now lets start banning this thing and that thing, and on and on.
Complying to unconstitutional laws as much as it may make you mad and upset is what needs to be done until said law is struck down in the courts. To not comply only plays right into the hands of the left. Also, calling out others who say that they comply as cowards is wrong. It's this kind of name calling and labeling that is the biggest cause of the 2A community being fractured like it is. So STOP IT!
And before anyone calls me out and says; oh well you must not live in a restricted state, so easy for you to say. Well guess what; you are right. I don't live in a restricted state, yet. However, I live in Northern Oregon. I live "between enemy lines" and my state is under constant threat of having restrictive gun laws put in place. The only reason we aren't living under the Ballot Measure 114 magazine restriction and permit to purchase scheme is because an Eastern Oregon county judge put an injunction on it.
DUDE. Perfectly said. Residents from all states are at risk of losing our 2A rights if we fight this fight incorrectly.
Great video and information!
look into the sub gun holster from vertx its part of there tactigami line. I use it in my bando bag its great.
That looks sick! I might snag one
Ol' GoobTube is hitting all of us content creators lately, big OR small. I think they're trying to deter us from continuing on with this type of content, but we gotta keep marching forward. Our future depends on it.
$100+ for plastic knives….ill just sharpen my toothbrush….
Probably would be pretty effective tbh
@@defencivsolutionsprisoners do it all the time
Subscribed, liked and shared. You have my full support bro.
Hell yeah thank you!
Do not underestimate a bright flashlight as a self defense weapon
Agreed, that's why I keep the Olight Nano in there.
Did you sharpen your g10 blade? Mine came pretty dull and I wasn’t sure how easy or useful it was to sharpen
I did not, it came like that but I bet you can
Where did you get a beaver tail for the 43x pls?
It's called the Rapid Engineering Back Strap for the 43X. Can be found on Amazon too. I then chopped it down to be just the beaver tail.
Great, helpful advice.
Thank you!
Great video! 💯💯💯
Thank you!
Wick designs super sharpie in carbon fiber is another good covert option. He’s tested it on wood doors, punching bags, drywall. If I hadn’t lost mine in an unfortunate boating accident I’d keep them in EVERY travel bag.
I'll check that out!
@ 5:00 - Actually G10 is not a polymer; G10 is commonly called fiberglas. It is a high pressure laminate bonded with an epoxy resin. Sometimes referred to as garolite. G10’s early and most continued use is as “the board” in Printed Circuit Boards. Thin copper sheeting is clad to each side of the G10 board and per design & function, excess copper is chemically etched away. You’re left with electronic circuit patterns bonded to each side of the G10. 👈✅
Thanks for the knowledge! Didn't know that
I'd do black nylon screws on that Black Triangle holster.
Keeping your Channel on shifting sands makes it hard for your channel to remain afloat.
Does anyone make a holster for a tourniquet. Kidex preferably. Like a mag carrier pretty much.
Yes there are a lot of good companies out there that make these. Too many to list
I like the g10 letter opener it kinda reminds me of a budget assassin cause it mostly for stabby stabs ya get carried away be like this ones for little puppet they have one that looks like a pencils and it makes kinda feel like John wick but gbrs makes a fine product
High quality shiv
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Thanks man!
NYC prosecuted a chef after a "peace officer" noticed he had a folded sachel of fixed blade knives on his person. So they make it impossible to afford to drive. Ban fixed blade knives. Then some employer tells a talented person to bring their own tools into work if they can't find what they need, or have something better, and he ends up in jail/prison and fully wrapped up in the worst beauracratic mess of his life.
That's maddening
You might want to worry about your hand sliding forward when it counts-unless, of course, your experience is limited to slaying Amazon boxes 📦 lololol
I'd be more concerned if it looked like it couldn't
@@defencivsolutions You might want to worry about your hand sliding forward when it counts-unless, of course, your blade experience is limited to slaying Amazon boxes 📦 lololol
@@keenanschouten2582 It has seen many battles against amazon boxes. Hasn't lost yet
Not granted to us by the U.S. constitution.
Sure, protected* by the constitution
Do you have any other recommendations for low vis bags that fit a holster?
Spiritus, Vertx, Mystery Ranch, LBT Inc are all great companies and make similar products
I highly recommend Vertx as well but never use that holster they give you with the bag.
You’ve got a like from me for that pause 😂
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Unjust laws that violate our rights should not be followed
Agreed, but staying on the right side of prison bars is important, too. Gotta fight tyranny smarter not harder.
Quickclot gauze link doesn’t work
Thanks I’ll fix it
Try it again and let me know if you still have issues!
@@defencivsolutions works now.
All of the weapons in this video are illegal in Canada. The medical stuff is good though. Living in Canada you have to use your hands to defend yourself if you don't want to get charged.
That’s terrible. What about pepper spray and some sort of knuckle device?
We need a free platform for free citizens.
IMO the Fanny packs makes you a hard target, any grown man with a Fanny pack worn in any fashion is immediately a hard target to me IDC IDC IDC anyways love the video brotha
Yeah anytime I see a sling bag and fanny pack I automatically assume they have a gun on them which I don’t have a problem with just makes you a target in my opinion
Thanks dawg. I agree. Fit dude with tats, American flag on his clothes, and a fanny pack screams armed. I mainly wear it with gym clothes where its more commonplace to be running/biking with a fanny pack.
@@davidspence2174 True. Still, gives peace of mind
@@defencivsolutions aye 😂 when you whipped out the shanks I lost it! I said man that’s a long day at work if you got to deploy that, God forbid. My second thought was wait a minute who are you? 🤔 nvm don’t spoil it 😅
I have many different weapons based on different state laws.
A great idea
This video is awesome
Great job
Curious what brand your hat is or where you got it
It's a custom hat made by the guys over at Eagles and Angels. Sent in my uniform and they cut it up and sew it into the hat. Super cool.
www.eaglesandangelsltd.com/
theses gun hater’s aren’t trying to stop criminals your way too nice.
They claim they are but it’s all actually a front to disarm law-abiding citizens lol
Bring back the old UA-cam
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Let's get ready to RUMBLE on LOCALS level 😊
Yes, be a good little sheeple and do what big brother tells you! This blind obedience is destroying this country. If the masses refused to obey these unconstitutional draconian laws they would become moot! 🇺🇸👮🏻♂️👍🏻
I'm not advocating for blind obedience. I am advocating for peaceful resolution of politics while it is still an option
Great stuff
Lots of keyboard warriors acting tough about carrying a gun no matter what. It doesn’t matter your feelings, understand the EDC mindset and understand your laws. You do no one any good being locked up because you brought a gun to an area that cannot have them. I have a CCW in my state and with the current Anti-2A in parts of the country and my state giving 0 reciprocity, I will keep my CCW at home. I also have children that need to grow up with a dad. Be sensible with your EDC, you don’t always need a big ole 1911 on your hip and two spare mags when a car accident occurs and having a CAT was a better option than those spare mags. EDC is a mindset, just like he discussed with fitness, and understanding the purpose of your EDC is the priority not a byproduct. Also EDC doesn’t mean just “carry a gun and you are good to go”. Think before you speak and waste precious seconds of someone else’s life.
Dude YES. Perfectly said and exactly what I was trying to say in my pinned comment.
That plastic knife is a great idea until u get caught.. once caught and face jail time or fines your opinion will change. Plenty of ppl have defended themselves in a area where there not allowed to carry a weapon and have still gone to jail
Everything in this video is 100% legal where I live. And even if you have a 100% legal self defense shooting, you still might end up in jail. No point in worrying about it, that's something that is more dependent on your ability to make good decisions than the item you are carrying.
Switch to Pepperbox my man. Lots of guntubers are doing so.
I've heard of it! Currently scheming my next move
I've used the fanny pack to carry since the 90's and I do carry everywhere. The only law I follow is the Second Amendment.
Side quest hahaha you know johnny hamcheck aka steve balboni lmao
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I KNOW!
I have on question for you, genuine question. What is your position on all the book bans in public schools? You’re for free speech so I would assume you’re against it?
Definitely against banning books in general but also context matters. Young elementary school children should not be spoon-fed sexual content like a lot of school boards are trying to push on them and groom them to be gender-confused. So I guess my answer is it depends.
@@defencivsolutions have you actually read the books that are being banned..? This just shows how ignorant you are bringing up talking points rather than facts. Some odd 1700 books got banned just in the last half of 2022, mostly in backwards inbred southern states. They ban books that have absolutely nothing to do with pedophilia. Award winning books, books that I’m sure woman you know in your life enjoy. But please continue to listen to propaganda and not do your own research, that’s how they want us, divide and ignorant.
@@defencivsolutions lol typical right wing boot licker, delete my comment calling you out on your ignorance. For free speech until the speech being spoken freely challenges your way of thinking.
Physical fitness should be as much of a part of your training as going to the range
100%. I would even say it's more important
Excellent presentation!
Thanks!
Rumble is a good platform
Hell yeah. Already started uploading there!
Since I don't live in a banned state. I boycot banned states!
Agreed
Great vid
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good info
I like the prison shanks
Remember, the Constitution does not "grant us" our rights. God does. The Constitution just recognizes those rights and is supposed to avoid conflict with them.
Agreed!
Great video
Completing some side quest 🤣
I always thought wearing masks for covid was pointless but now I added a mask to my EDC and why do you ask? Cuz I live in cali and if I get into a situation over here since criminals have more rights than us ill throw it on and let the games begin! Then I'll get the hell out of there ASAP!
I saw NY banned masks because criminals were using them to hide their identity. How the turns have tabled
Get a piece of cardboard and demonstrate the pen like you know what the pen will do for defense
I’ll test it out and let you know! I just bought it with my own money so didn’t want to break it right off the rip haha
Thank you
You’re welcome
Bando bag looks suspiciously like a fanny pack. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
Oh its 100% a fanny pack lol
We shouldn't have to carry at all. It is what it is, though. 😢
But Dad, I like guns
The constitution does not grant anyone rights. Rights are natural and God given. The constitution regulates the government, not the citizenry.
Right, it is preserved by and enshrined in the constitution though
My rights are recognized by the constitution. They're granted by God. It says so in the constitution.😊
Agreed. Recognized is a great word for it.