Gun Safety For the New Gun Owner
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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00:01:42 - 4 RULES OF GUNS SAFETY
00:07:26 - STRIKER FIRED PISTOLS (Glock, etc.)
00:13:00 - REVOLVERS
00:18:48 - HAMMER FIRED PISTOLS (1911, etc.)
00:22:16 - LOADING HANDGUN MAGAZINES
00:26:10 - PUMP ACTION SHOTGUNS
00:31:57 - AK-47 RIFLES
00:41:18 - AR-15 RIFLES
00:48:16 - LOADING RIFLE MAGAZINES
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I've been around guns for 10 years now, carry one everyday. Trained and taken multiple classes on shooting. But for some reason I watched this whole video like an kid who watches Saturday morning cartoons. Awesome vid
He'd be a great gun safety or tactical instructor, he makes everything clear and concise
Nobody knows it all. Even though most of us here are experienced shooters you still might learn something new.
nothing wrong with reinforcing your knowledge of a subject.
You can never be too safe
Demonstrates your respect for gun safety. To maintain an interest and attention for any information that might possibly be new and useful. Also to see how it's designed for education by this particular content creator
Couldn’t hurt to have a refresher course
New tools, gear and techniques are always evolving, so its always good to keep learning!
It never hurts to go over gun safety!
Notice how all these rules are to *prevent* you from accidentally shooting the gun
(unloaded, safety on, finger off trigger, gun-in-holster-for-carry,... etc)
But there is only one rule that is designed *in case all else fails* - an that's to not point your gun at stuff you don't want to destroy.
Good to remember...
Filip Skotnica one of my fav rules of gun safety is that the main safety mechanism for all firearms is in between your ears. Don’t rely on a guns safety mechanism. YOU are the the safety mechanism!
@@EulogizingSleep Absolutely, in fact a manual safety on carry pistols is a really bad idea (unless it's a really light trigger) as forgetting to un-safety the gun in defensive situation can get you killed !
Ive been a gun guy since I was 18, Im 30 now. Friday morning bright and early I had my first ND in my bedroom. Luckily since I always point the muzzle in the safest direction all I did was shoot my favorite tshirt on top of my dresser and then put a hole in the exterior wall. It was just a .22 Stoeger Luger but damn was that loud and scary as hell!
3:06
@@toki89666 Good on you for following that 1st safety rule, not so much for following the rest :) But we all learn from our mistakes, and thanks for doing the right thing and sharing this.
I am combat veteran 2 tours in Afghanistan infantry man and a law enforcement officer but I still watch this video because I love your channel and support you 100 percent.
I had my first negligent discharge on friday morning in my bedroom, and Ive been a gun guy for 12 years now and always been the safety nazi of my friend group. It can happen to even the experienced among us, never get too "comfortable".
The day before I was having stovepipe malfunctions with my .22 Stoeger Luger. So the next morning I was checking it out. I put a mag in it and was cycling rounds to try and see what was wrong, I figured out the extractor was slipping off of the rim early sometimes.
I decided I was going to clean it again to see if it would help, I dropped the mag and pulled on the toggle (Luger style don't have a slide) I saw the round pull fully out of the chamber, out of habit of taking down Glocks I pointed it at the wall and pulled the trigger...
BAANG!. ..SPROOOONG (weird indoor echo affect)
First of all, I shouldve made sure the round came out, it just shoved it right back in the chamber. 🤦
Secondly Its not a Glock, why the hell did I pull the trigger.
I'm gonna blame it on messing with guns before coffee.
I learned my lesson.
Where'd the bullet go?
@@nuckels188 through my favorite t-shirt that was sitting on top of my dresser and then into the exterior wall of my bedroom. Outside of the wall is brick and beyond that is miles of farm land.
Obviously being .22 LR it did not penetrate the brick wall.
The Third Pin lol well now you can wear that shirt out and when people ask why theres a hole you can say it's a bullet hole
@@nuckels188 right through the 55in TV.
A friend of mine wants to get into gun ownership, and shooting, to protect his family. I told him that before I took him shooting he was REQUIRED to watch this video. Hell, I even learned how to load my revolvers better via this video. A must watch!
James Current also make sure your friend understands the sobering legal ramifications of any SD event. You may survive only to be likely sent to prison, even when justified. Read any material by MASSAD AYOOB to get educated - its as important as the firearm 👍
He needs to have a Revolver; 38 Special. They’re simple, never Jam, and don’t require a Safety.
@@OscarDad 9🎃
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Tip 1. Don’t do a melt down video!
Awesome video to invite in the new gun owner. The more folks that own guns the stronger we are as long as they are responsible gun owners.
Christopher Gilmore yeah those people need to see this video
I’m a new gun owner and I appreciate this info. Been subscribed for a couple months now and love the channel! Working on my ccw next
Welcome J ay to the ccw world.
Make sure you practice your holster work. Empty of course.
I'll give you the same advice a friend gave me ..
If you ever have to shoot someone .. I.D.
Officer.. I was afraid for my life.. and would like to speak to a lawyer immediately
Welcome!
Remember, you are responsible for every bullet that leaves your barrel, until it comes to a complete stop. If it goes through a wall and hits an innocent person, that’s your fault. If it goes through an attacker and hits someone else...your fault. I’m not trying to scare you, but this is important for every responsible gun owner to remember.
Welcome, videos from You Tube, UGEtube or GunStreamer will help you educate yourself on the basics and beyond, stay safe and stay healthy!
I was in sportsman’s grabbing some 410 & 308 yesterday and there were two young ladies at the gun counter wanting to buy a gun. They asked for a shotgun and were shocked when the salesman handed them a shotgun. They said “ we meant a little one”. The guy looked puzzled. Then they pointed at a hand gun to which he replied “you mean a handgun?” They both said in unison “yaaaaaa”. They definitely bought a hand gun that day. Even though i love young folk like myself buying guns and spreading the 2nd amendment gospel, people really need to make sure they learn gun safety and how to shoot before buying. Like actually learn to shoot and handle firearms. I used to sell guns for a retailer and management would always say “ you make the final call”. If the person was unlearned then id sit there for hours showing them how to safely handle it(my retailer didn’t offer safety classes so it was up to me). There were folks that I couldn’t in good faith sell to and i would seldom say no, but rather deter them and have them come back when they felt ready(99% came back, and almost all of them were well prepared!) Please if you don’t know how to handle a firearm , learn! They’re fun and you’ll be so much less anxious around them and impress others and most importantly help others with you knowledge! Happy shootin!
Props to you Eric. Welcoming the new 2a members with open arms!
We all need to help them in any way we can, prove to them we're not the murdering monsters the media would have them believe we are.
@@notchagrandpa8875 ... God Bless!!
@@notchagrandpa8875 this comment is highly underrated.
Thank for this thorough course. Just what I needed. Well done brother.
Thank You!! Its an honor to be apart of the gun community.
This is excellent. We need to welcome new gun owners and share our experience and hospitality. Show them the gun world is respectful and intelligent because it is
Respectful! Are you’re crazy? I bet you shoot .40 S&W 😂
igotthis - hell no 45ACP all the way!
Oscar Obando hahaha! I bet you’re a boomer then? 10mm is the only way to go now 😂 lol
igotthis - ha! Na not a boomer just a 1911 guy
Oscar Obando you could alway upgrade that 1911 to 10mm 😃
This is awesome. I've owned guns for decades and teach all of these things to my kids. I'm glad you made this for folks new to guns. I will share this video in hopes it gets out to as many people as possible. This video is truly a public service.
I remember when I was 6 yrs old and was handed my first 12 gauge my a-hole stepdad at the time was tired of hearing me say I wanted to shoot it so unknown to me he had loaded a 3.5in 00 Buckshot magnum and was laughing before I ever pulled the trigger needless to say I ended up on behind about 2 to 3 ft from where I started lol but I was so absolutely thrilled that it started a life long passion for me and it just made him so mad... he was expecting me to cry or whine but not me it was the best moment ever
Bro that was a total dick move on his part. I've fired that stuff out of my shotgun before, that stuff hurt me and I'm an adult.
@@hardlylivin6602 Doesn't have enough time to hurt you if it knocks you off your feet.
No matter how much you know you can always learn something new, Ive been around guns for years now and know a lot about them BUT recently like literally 3 days ago I was showing my mother how my fathers guns work in case she needs to use them and she had a hard time racking the slide on a pistol, I will be giving her the advice I just saw about pushing the frame as apposed to pulling the slide which will help, so thank you :) Something I didnt think about...
cutlerylover Jeff make some more shooting/gun videos
@@noahlefferdink8225 that aged well 😂
@@BLACKOPS6391 lol
I'm loving the response to the known fact that masses of first time gun buyers have flooded the market. Very responsible, welcoming approach and I'm glad to be a part of the responsible gun owner collective. I'm even, dare I say, optimistic about the impact this crisis will have on the perception of gun ownership and 2a
It’s been forever since we’ve had a IV 8888 instructional video
I remember when we saw instructional videos all the time with Barry
RIP Berry
That's where I learned revolver etiquette.
@@joelt2838 Same!
Rest In Peace Mr. Ernest Barry Elliott
What happened to berry?
Jason Kerbs he past away a few years ago
Hey Eric, I've been a gun owner for many years now but after watching this video I'm definitely going to recommend it to some of my family members who have just recently got some new firearms so they can see how to probably do the basics of their new weapons. Very good video brother! Keep up the great work and stay safe during these crazy times.
It's great to see you guys (saw Mr Gunsngear, Hickock, and a few others) making these vids, man. I hope that folks get a good understanding about gun safety and the good people that exercise their rights, and that most of us (99.9%) are not a danger to others, but rather sheepdogs
Yeah, it's great to see the gun community online embracing the newbies, and it's great to see lots of newbies!
Right now .. gun owners can be the better.. we can step up and help our friends who until now have been on the fence, or even a little anti..
We can show them.. we really aren't monsters.. and we are not going to be judgemental .. I have a few friends that I'm pretty sure picked up a gun.. and have pretty much every day posted about reaching out to your local gun nut..
Brilliant safety video. My dad taught me all this when I was a little kid. Stuck with me ever since. New owners and old alike will benefit greatly from this. Safety is always number 1. Stay safe everyone. All the best from the UK.
This is a great comprehensive intro for all the people newly buying now. Thanks for that. I have some friends who can use the reference.
Me 5 minutes in to this video: I know all this stuff...
Also me: watches the whole video because you never quite know what you don't know...
me too!!
I didn't know the revolver stuff because I've never owned one. Neat to learn.
when you speak about Revolvers and cowboy the cylinders for some reason this sounds very familiar and I think somebody would be very proud
I immediately thought of him too. RIP
It may be a good idea to re-upload this video once a year, just so that no matter what theres always a semi recent video for new gun owners to reference for safety rules and tips.
New female gun owner here🤚🏽. Thank you for this video!!
This is so important, TY!
I've been putting the 4 rules in videos I've seen that are covering the new gun sells just in case one of the new gun owners might see it.
We need to make sure these guys become an asset instead of a liability to our community. Thanks for this!
Being a couple gun owner for a few years, it’s always good to go through the basics. Thanks Eric!
Been a gun owner since I legally could, these videos are still refreshing and very educational. Good job welcoming the new members to the community!
You sir are a first class act, I am glad you represent our community! 🇺🇸👍 To all new firearm owners welcome to our family!
I am very pleased to see you covering the issue of choosing the right ammo for an indoor self-defense situation. However I think one thing that a lot of people fail to mention is just how incredibly loud a firearm is indoors without hearing protection. if you detonate a 12 gauge shotgun in the hallway without protection on your ears you will be permanently deaf for the rest of your life. I think it's a topic that deserves a great deal more discussion than it ever gets.
Great vid. I just purchased my first firearm recently. I also learned that it's hard to find buckshot for a 20 gauge. *sigh*
We've been running into the same thing, though I've been raised hunting & shooting guns. Folks are buying it for their defense type shotguns. You can ask at a sporting goods store when they restock, if able, you can be there as soon as they open to beat the masses. Though normally folks use them for deer hunting, hence the name buckshot (if I am lacking in the reason for the name, please someone correct me).
You dont need buckshot for close quarters. Just find the lowest number birdshot (#2 through #6) until you can get buckshot.
Hey, if you don't mind me asking, what kind of shotgun did you buy & what company made it? I've got a mossberg 500 20 gauge 3inch and a mossberg 853 ultramag 12 gauge 3½inch (both pump action, you know, shuck-shuck).
@@austinpresley6187 it's an H&R pardner pump
@@thefightingfedora2976
Ok, I don't know much about them. I heard they used to make single-barrel rifles and shotguns. I think they are owned by Remington now.
Now that I think about it, if you could get some Turkey loads for the 20 gauge in 4 or 5 shot (size of pellet, smaller the number, bigger the size of the ball). Make sure you check the barrel to see what the chamber is for example 2½, 2¾, or 3 in (it will be stamped on the barrel) , if you can find them in 3 inch (considering your shotgun is chambered in 3 inch) they will have more knockdown power than birdshot (6,7,8,or 9 shot). It's going to kick a little harder than a game, target, or field load will bc it has more powder (gunpowder) hence the taller metal part of the shell.
If you know anyone who shoots or can take a shooting class to help you learn to shoot, it would be helpful. Once you know how, they're a pretty fun little gun to shoot.
I love Fender too man, I got 3 Stratocasters and 2 Telecasters!!
Came to see what you put out for the new owner, looks like good detailed content for the new owner good job doing safety for the unfamiliar
I've been shooting all my life but it's always good to get back to basics. You're never too old or experienced to brush up on safety.
Good idea Eric, smart thinking, big thanks from Czech republic :)
37:37 Eric, that's designed to draw blood. When the AK receives a blood sacrafice it's power increases to ensure victory.
Great choice of content being that some of the newbies don't know the "abrasive holder part" from the "boom boom tube". We need to embrace them ALL being that it's a right, not a privilege.
Eric said he doesnt do videos like this but honestly all the videos he's done are related to safety. Teaching people about the different actions is in itself a safety lesson.
Thank you, Hickok and so many others for putting together these safety related videos. Education is the key.
This is a very good tutorial! I’ve been shooting and handling firearms for about 40 years!
I’ve been professionally trained by the Philadelphia police department!
You handled a revolver exactly like the way i was trained many years ago! Your pretty good!
Most shotguns are not drop safe don't keep a hot round in the chamber of a shotgun when you put it away. It's fine to keep some in the tube just never chamber one and lean it up against a wall if it falls It could go off even on safe. safe stops trigger getting pulled!!
There's a great video online of a kid flexing with a shotgun that falls and blows a hole in his wall. Also many older guns were not drop safe, make sure you understand your firearm if you want to leave a round in the chamber
@@jaybosher6144 I saw that... Guns are not toys they are tools. Blowing a hole in his house was the best case scenario. Worst case scenario would be if he accidentally shot himself or his family member.
@@TheSilvertrigger it always seems like negligent discharges follow people trying to act tough or impress someone with their gun. Almost like they are reminding the person who has the power in the situation.
@@jaybosher6144 or playing with a gun like it's a toy acting like a fool.
jay bosher one friend I knew I highschool was showing off a pistol he bought illegally when he was 16 to a bunch of his friends in a car in a parking garage, didn't realize it had one in the chamber amid the excitement of having a new gun bought from a drug dealer who didn't mention anything about gun safety and blew his head apart and all over the other kids in the car because he fumbled it while pointing it at himself and pulled the trigger accidentally.
It was a damn tragedy no doubt, but he learned that lesson in gun safety the hard way (as did the others in the car) and payed the ultimate price unfortunately. That event made me even more adamant about proper gun safety, and I hate to use him as an example but it's definitely a reality that can happen to anyone who even slightly neglects firearm safety. I only mention it now because it relates to what was said about showing off being a large cause of NDs.
I grew up hearing all these rules but I never get tired of listening to them over and over
Thanks for all the great content thank you for keeping the 2a alive and giving us all a voice in the 2a community you and chad are doing us all a great favor
I’ve been a gun owner for a little over 10yrs. I found this video refreshing it’s always good to review the basics. Thank you for your videos.
Love the video and I'm watching the old gripes like 1 thru 67 I'm on episode 67 there amazing thank you for the videos and your service
The old school Gripes with Barry are absolute classics. Lots of fundamental safety, mechanical tutorials and even some great political vids.
I've been shooting for almost 5 years, I watched the entire video. It's always good to get a refresher in safety
I have been shooting 45 years ..
Watched the whole thing ..
@@KevinVincent lol you look like you're 45.
For all you knew gun owners out there I can't stress the importance of taking " hunter safety ". Hunter Safety is a fantastic safety course and has nothing to do with hunting! The beauty of it is that it's $10.00. Don't be afraid there are people there that know less than you do about firearms in general. Even if you don't like guns I commend you for taking the hunter safety course. It gives you firsthand knowledge and not some regurgitated horseshit misinformation or unintentional misinformation. I have taken hunter safety twice over the past several years. No I did not fail the first time. I think it's impossible to fail but if you do don't be discouraged. I took it again to be up-to-date on the latest information. As always be safe out there and know that knowledge is power.
Yeah but he's giving this instruction while certain types of ranges are being closed down if it deals with large gatherings
I love how all the gun channels are reaching out to help all the new gun owners.
25:05 Eric sounds like the Gun communities version of Bob Ross. So soothing lol
I mean I don't dislike the guy but I'm pretty sure Hickok45 fits that description better
Sir, it doesn’t cease to amaze me the lack of awareness of the reach you have with your channel. I know that your main public is new American gun owners but dude, you are teaching law abiding gun owning citizens around the entire world. Our thanx and appreciation for getting this info out for a better firearms awareness!
Can we just stop for a moment and appreciate the reaction skills displayed at the 39:10 mark?
Was scrolling down just for this comment. Seriously. Save of the year. Didn't even blink.
Good video!! Just sent this to my older kid, 15 year old, he told me yesterday he wants to follow a military career...but since we live in an European country where it is virtualy impossible to buy a gun and get a permit, he never even saw one in person....
A cool thing is that with practice, it will become second nature. Even when picking up gas station nozzles or spray bottles, I have my trigger finger extended without even realizing it! LOL
Just bought my first gun today. I've never held one before and now it's in my purse. I'm doing everything I can to be safe and learn everything about it now. Thanks for the video! Super helpful!
I just remember
Treat
Never
Keep
Keep
Like I learned in MCRDSD
Same
Every night before bed Discipline through pain
Liberals shouldn’t own a firearm
@@TheToOPPlayers restricted to airsoft 👍
Legendary Metal nerf guns******
New NRA basic pistol instrutor here, I like this video, it helps me extended my courses on the safety fundamentals. Thank you very much!
I'm more of a pistol guy as well... although I've shot a revolver, I'm not sure I've handled one like that. Great information Eric. Well done
I saw how long this video was, and I knew it would be quality content. It's not aimed at somebody like me, but I'm gonna watch it anyway. I know a lot of people are getting into guns now because of coronavirus fears, and some people I know have been asking for my advice. I plan to share this with them, so I'm watching it myself first just so I can better talk to them about it afterwards.
Edit, after watching: Great video! I will definitely be sharing this with the new gun owners and prospective new gun owners in my life.
Liked this for that sweet recovery after knocking over your Mossberg lol.
What I love about the AR15 is loading it with the bolt open. Put the magazine in, shoulder the rifle with your shooting hand and slap the bolt release with your support hand before grabbing the hand guard.
WELCOME New Gun Owners!!
now go figure out who Barry is
The OG!
The legend
Rip Berry
What happened to him? I haven't watched this channel in a few years
Bro I absolutely love this video and it's everything I was looking for, a good video that explains many of the modern types of guns and their actions etc. Perfect!
We are teaching our family about firearms and getting ready to buy some of our first and while I have a good grasp on a lot of these concepts I just love that with your video we have the main types out there all coverered in one consolidated video..
I'm watching this at work and I'll be watching these days off with my son and hopefully my girl! Thanks again and I'll be sure to watch and support much more of your channel and content.
Good man taking the time for our new gun owners.
Hey, glad you're doing this. I've been around firearms for decades but it's never a bad idea to refresh on Gun Safety.
I LOVE NEW GUN OWNERS! WELCOME!
I joined the army as an 11C in the 70s, I retired in the 90s. I want to say thank you for taking the time to make this video. You gave a lot of good information. Thank you and please keep up the good work. Many people know what to do. But not all people can teach.
Respect 🇦🇺🇦🇺
RIP y'all, i feel bad for y'all aussies lack of a second amendment.
Funny. You can't even be in the same country with an AR/AK yet here you are educating yourself on one. Big ups.
@@TRIIGGAVELLI this is true yet I spend alot of time in alabama with my sis grew up shooting hunting and trapping in the mountains over here. I hunt with my bow my dogs and a big ass knife lol
@Biliary Clinton Don't register your guns, thats a good way for the feds to know where they are.
@White Working Class Pride That's not what I said dummy. I'm aware other countries can own double barrel shotguns and pinned 3 round magazine hunting rifles. With extensive licensing of course lol. Can you walk into a store and buy an AR with a 100 drum mag where you live?
You did a extremely good job with this Vid, alot of folks need this..even a few not so new gun owner's need it too. Stay safe brother.
Man he is great and when he was explaining DO NOT SPIN THE CYLINDER AND SLAM IT SHUT !!! made me think about a guy that did that and the CYLINDER broken! And rolled out in the street and MAN WHEN HE SHOWED THIS I almost wet my pants laughing thinking about my friend
Thanks I been meaning to buy my first gun for years now... prob will this year if the world doesn't ends hahaha
Thanks again! I found this video very VERY informative and well explained.
I feel like him, Hickok got together and decided to make these videos. Not knocking them, it’s good info and always a good refresher.
"i prefer pistols, but revolvers are fine" ... *screams internally*
My wife’s Luger has the double safety but it also has a lever on the grip that if you squeeze and pull the trigger it will allow the hammer to go back and far without having to cock the hammer back. Love it. I use it some for my service side arm.
A Luger, not a Ruger?
17:18 I'm not the best shot with a long trigger pull; but, I was able to use a double action revolver to defend myself after being shot. Unlike the target demographic of this video, I have literally decades of familiarity/experience with guns.
Wise words man. Not just for new gun owners. We ALL need to be reminded of basic gun safety. I've seen experienced folks who should know better forget the basics.
I'm watching this and I'm not a new gun owner. Well, maybe a few, some I've had for a while.
i love how everytime he says "we're not gonna get into it" he gets into it lol thank you for all the info much appreciated
and thank you for always getting into it lol
Talk To These People Man!👊👍👌
I am a new gun owner, but I have been watching channels like IV8888 and MAC for quite some time to gain information when I did finally purchase a gun. This video and MAC’s are wonderful. I am tremendously grateful to these gentlemen for enduring, seemingly, constant attacks from anti gunners and continuing to create content for people like me who are looking for even basic info like this. Keep the faith and keep on keepin on.
"We're going to put links to other videos in the description." Yeah, you forgot that.
The ability to protect yourself 👍 really like that line...
I’m so glad that chad wasn’t in this video, cuz nows not the time to listen to Eric interrupt chad every three seconds lol
AMEN!
Caleb Dehart don’t get me wrong. Eric is a legit bro, and he’s been here since day one. But sometimes I wanna hear what chads gonna rant about. I guess I’m saying if he started making his own videos I’d be checking those out too. He’s definitely got some shit to say
Bless you for making this video to help protect all Americans. I shared it out!!
To new covid gun buyers: welcome to the club. I'm happy that most of you got to experience how stupid these laws are.
THANK YOU! We moved to a city home last year. I've wanted to purchase a firearm for home protection, but my husband wasn't ready for it. About 4 months ago he witnessed 4 people rob a convenience store a block from our house with 2 ak47s at 4am while he was waiting for the bus for work. Last week he brought up getting a firearm. We are 100% new to all of this. I've never even held a firearm. Naturally, we wanted to find good instruction, tips, and all around info on everything we may need to know. Your video is FANTASTIC! Thank you so much!
Also, Thank you for your service, Sir. I appreciate your sacrifice of time and years of life to serve us, me, as a citizen.
Firearms are POWER TOOLS. Handle them accordingly!
Been runnin and gunnin for about 10+ years now. Still love seeing safety videos like this every so often. Little refreshers are never a bad thing.
1. Always keep your blaster loaded.
2. Never point your gat at anything you don't want to blast.
3. Keep your booger picker off the bang switch till your ready to blast.
4. Know who your victims are and who is behind them.
I'm really happy you advised our new gun owner friends to refer to the manual. And - ask an experienced person for help when needed. If you are a new owner of an older firearm, many of the manuals are available on line. BE SAFE. FOLLOW THE 4 BASIC RULES.
America buys guns to protect their families, Europe buys soap to protect themselves.....
Very informative I as well taught my family members proper use handling disassembling reassembling Of semi automatics proper use of shotguns as well as rifles taught my granddaughters proper use and handling of pellet rifles to start off with their aware of their use and safe handling of these starter weapons thanks again for going over the proper use for the brand new firearm owners thanks again!
Even tho I'm not new to firearm's it's refreshing to see our gun community trying to be open and teaching new people about firearm's. Thank's iraqveteran8888 and mrgunsngear
I’m 51 & grew up with guns. This is a awesome video for NEW gun owners! Thanks for the great content! Much appreciated!
This covered damn near everything there is about every type of firearm there is Eric. Good stuff! Retired CATM USAF here. Well done.
As a hunter, I've ve been around guns for decades but my wife not so much. We just bought two pistols for home defense and I want her to watch this video. This video is fantastic! Thanks so much.
I just got my first firearm and I’m hooked on these videos
I plan to be a supporter of the channel and buy a man can
Been shooting for close to 17 years. Used so many different firearms and rounds. Have shot thousands upon thousands of rounds. But the basic 4 keep it safe. Thank you for putting this out there for all the new firearms owners.
So glad a reliable channel with a large viewer base put one of these out. Smaller guys putting them out just don't get found & are more likely to get taken down immediately.
Great video! Can't stand all the other UA-cam gun jocks ripping on new gun owners for wanting to protect themselves.
Great video with awesome description containing bookmarks to pertinent weapon actions!! Snap caps are a great way to familiarize oneself with a firearm.
Pure class. Such a wonderful video.