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Even if you have the manual safety, you dont have to use it, just leave it OFF and it will be like not having one there, if you want to use it, flip it ON ....

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SO - these folks haven't heard about KelTec's trigger shoe for the P11? No wonder they've so few subscribers.

WATCH ANOTHER VIDEO! Chick is pretty that’s why alot is clicking. But they don’t know shit!

We are everywhere!!! This is so awesome!!! Shalom!!

8 round magazine, meh

So if you do say, want to get a holster and check the fit, could you immediately turn the weapon over to the salesperson to ensure it's cleared?

Best gun video on all of UA-cam.

Its The most important thing to be responsible with your weapons, Number one rule make sure the weapon has no bullet in the chamber. This was the most touched on subject when i had basic army training.

Thank you

The issue with yanks being knobs with guns!! Don't have guns, you clearly are imbeciles

I never use this as a release.. just a stop. Not saying it's wrong.. but i just don't. Never trained using it as a release.

If anyone doesnt know,the reason subsonic almost always fails in a non supressed gun is because the supressor adds back pressure and assists in getting the slide to go back since the ammo is weakly loaded to keep the velocity down.

I just got a cross the shoulder M-Tac CCW bag, if I carry one in the chamber I am “ muzzling “ objects, people and my body but the hand gun is secured with a holster? My finger cannot accidentally wrap around the trigger unless I am going to use it?

Great review. Many thanks 🙏 👍👍👍

Interviewer should actually listen to the person he's interviewing. Asked Jan repeatedly for information he already said.

That guy on the left is a clown…We watch these things to be informed not to listen to your narcissistic dumb dad jokes…get rid of that🤡

Very nice mods. TK is great. I had the cylinder on my S&W 44 machined for clips a few years ago by them. I'm extremely satisfied with the work and the turnaround was unbelievably fast. Sweet revolver. Very much relevant for critical defense. Thanks for the video.

That's crazy. Totally agree with that policy. We gun owners have to be held to a higher standard.

If you train, it's easier to train to disengage a thumb safety, than it is to keep your finger from slipping into the trigger guard. I don't care who you are. Everyone makes mistakes. The easiest mistake to make, is accidentally putting your finger in the trigger guard, when you didn't intend to. That said, I carry a dcocked DA/SA CZ P-09. The first DA pull doesn't bother me, because I trained with revolvers before every shooting a semiauto.

What about how this effects a handgun round

Unbelievably cool revolver! TK Custom is always a great choice.

Shouldn't hunter be in prison!

Shouldn't hunter be in prison!

Shouldnt hunter be in pris9n!

Shouldnt hunter be in prison now.

Glock 48 is my off duty pistol and love it

Oh, by the way, a very well executed you tube video. And thank you.

Why not make a Double Stack ???

Love these videos and her smiles.

Didn't mention it has a thumb safety

for some reason i have to press down hard for it to snap my slide back, any reasons why so i know what to look at

Great place, professional staff, friendly environment...I've purchased 3 firearms from yall in person, 4hr drive for me lol

Always chambered. Even my 1911 is carried cocked and locked. A pistol with an empty chamber is an expensive club....

A excellent video on the S&W 442 38 2"barrel +P revolver if you could find one buy it they are hard to find one 💯👍

Clearing doesn't just mean pull the mag. Pull back the slide slightly and make sure there's not a round chambered. Then the weapon is truly " clear". 👍

I appreciate this. I bought a gun today for the first time and when i noticed i couldnt push the slide stop lever down with my thumb i looked at the owners manual which only explained the issue from the perspective of a loaded gun and not an unloaded one. I figured there would be a youtube video explaining it. Thanks for clearing it up.

Can't get more concealable, simple, reliable, powerful, durable than a Ruger LCR in .327 Federal Magnum. Or you can go with one of the new Distributor Exclusive S&W 432UC in .32 H&R Mag. If the cost is a little prohibitive, you can look at Taurus 327 or a Charter Arms Undercoverette in .32 H&R mag. Trouble with sub-compact semi-autos is they tend to be less reliable than full duty sized semi-autos chambering the same ammunition. They jam more, they malfunction more, they are less easy to control, they are more prone to slide velocity issues (springs, limp wristing, ammo sensitivity). They are more prone to parts of the hand hitting slide stop, mag release, safetys (if equipped). There's just a lot more complexity and the manual of arms is more to wrap your mind around. There's more to know load mag, load chamber, know condition, clear jams, troubleshoot malfunctions, and potentially stop function in a purse or pressed against an attacker. Ammo capacity is the biggest debate on the planet and no one has it solved. There's nothing wrong with a 5- or 6-shot revolver in .32 or .357/.38 and don't let anyone convince you otherwise.

When I was a kid, a gunsmith told me that most firearm problems were caused by the nut behind the gun, LOL. You need to stiff wrist a 1911. Also, if you don't hold a revolver tightly the rounds can jump crimp and jam the gun, especially in a light weight gun. The 1911 was our military handgun from 1911 to 1986, and that should count for something. It killed many a N@zi, kamakazi Jap, and Vietcong.

I open carried in uniform for 30 years but in retirement I prefer to be the Gray Man & keep things concealed. Open carry is legal but always draws unwanted attention from LE when people dial 911.

I almost bought a pro carry. Thank you for this video. Now I can come to my senses. Jeeeeeesh. This gun will get you killed.

Finishing Prudent Criminals

You should back it up with what people "should" do instead .. some people need to be led by the hand through every step .. not everyone has a lot of common sense .. so maybe say you shouldn't do THIS .. instead you need to do THIS 👍

Get over it, you are a gun shop.

Explained how a slide release works. Not how to use a slide release.

A better video would be to include the do, not just the don't. Explain how someone should present a gun in the store that they want worked on, or whatever. Like; bring it in a proper gun box or bag, unloaded, etc.

Good , accurate info. Some other YT channels (including a video on this channel) try to tell us that we are not supposed to ever push down on the slide lock lever. But that actually depends on the gun. Several pistol manufactures mention in their owners manual that you can optionally push down on the slide lock lever to release the slide forward without having to pull the slide back. For example, page 39 of the Sig P365 manual says: "Release the slide by either: a. Pressing down on slide catch lever, releasing slide forward and chambering a cartridge. b. Pulling back slightly on slide and then releasing it to chamber a cartridge"

Not exactly accurate. Several pistol manufactures mention in their owners manual that you can optionally push down on the slide lock lever to release the slide forward without having to pull the slide back. For example, page 39 of the Sig P365 manual says: "Release the slide by either: a. Pressing down on slide catch lever, releasing slide forward and chambering a cartridge. b. Pulling back slightly on slide and then releasing it to chamber a cartridge"

That was frustrating

Okay so it's time for me to take a beating. First, on a Glock, it's not called a slide lock but rather a slide catch. If the nomenclature is all we hang our hat on the how will you change a magazine with that Glock seeing as how it's actual nomenclature is "Magazine Catch" and not Magazine release. That is NOT to imply there are not multiple ways to "drop" the slide on a fresh round BUT, according to the Glock Patent filed in the USA, the Slide catch also functions to release the slide, loading a fresh round into the chamber.