Guns are an issue. They have always been an issue and they will always be an issue. There is always someone out there with the great utopian idea that if we simply take away all the guns we will eliminate all the crime. This idea has been proven to fail for many reasons. And yet it still might happen. So what guns should we acquire before then?
This video cycles through several weapons and offers a variety of information about each one. It is a break down not of specific gun brands but more about the calibers that you should include in your kit or home arsenal.
I think this is a great beginners video for those who are new to firearms or prepping. This video details the what and the why perfectly. Some people may struggle with the idea of having an AR15 and .22 rifle. To the outsider, they may see two rifles and not the difference between calibers. You can watch the video below.
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Notice how any argument in favor of the 9mm always includes how many rounds it carries not ever do the ballistic describe the awesome ballistic attributes because it has none. Being able to keep shooting all day is the hallmark of a terrible shooter. Trained shooters goal – one shot one kill. The 40sw is vastly superior in this regard and is why LEO across America chose it over the 9mm two decades ago.
If you are a typical average person go with the 9mm because you will be needing all of those rounds and a basic vest will eat them ALL. I will be making reliable 40sw head shots from 30+ yards because I can and won’t need the extra rounds. True.
Hate to burst your bubble but they are going back to the 9mm and getting away from the 40. Advancements in bullet design has brought the 9mm on par with the 45 and is a lot easier to shoot then the 40 and easier on the gun itself. Plus 9mm is cheaper
This comment gave me cancer.
Came across this but the true proof a person has no clue is what you said. If you look at the ballistics tests comparing 9mm, 40 and 45 there arent much difference. One shot one kill shows you’re an idiot watching too many movies. You should carry as much ammo as you can. A trained LE officer under stress will hit only 18% of his shots, 24% if we use the highest numbers available. That means 1 of 4 hit, 3 go somewhere else. I dont usually chime in on these and didnt look at the list of guns but your information about 9mm is wrong.
AR is just a rifle velocity 22. Both the 22LR and the AR-15 ammo come in 34-50 grain weights and are both in the same approximate 22 diameter slug. The 22LR exits the rifle at up to 1200 FPS where the AR15 .223 round exits at around 2600 FPS a huge difference in the energy and accurate range. Add to this the fact that light weight rounds carry less momentum and are more easily diverted by winds plus the fact that AR rifles sell at a premium price and you can find much better alternatives to this standard rifle.
The AR is a versatile rifle, but the comment about setting up for close quarters or long range is not that simply as you would need to change the barrels and most people cannot do that, also switching ammo between .223 and 5.56 is not recommend if it can be avoided. 5.56 has a higher chamber pressure which could lead to damage or disaster over long term use.
That’s why they make .223 Wylde, problem solved. You can shoot .223 in a 5.56 and believe it or not you can shoot 5.56 in a .223, not recommended of course, but if you have to in a life threatening situation you can.
Change barrels, change calibers, change optics, in a matter of moments. Multiple uppers, is key. Two push pins, and maybe a magazine. It’s an expensive alternative, but it’s available, and easy to do.