Backpack Guns and Self Defense from Cobalt Kinetics. Craig Blasinggame and Jason Parker from Cobalt Kinetics talk about how to conceal a compact AR15 pistol for self defense. www.bigdaddyunlimited.com www.cobaltkinetics.com
In America the people have the right to arm for self defense. Freedom is not free. In other countries, they haven't earned this right. America is a special place. Land of the Free, home of the Braves.
@@graynotescartridgebox Nope, you have misunderstood me. I mean Freedom isn't free; it must be earned. Sure it's god given, but it must be earned by defeating the tyrants.
@@NiMi93 You really should know what you are talking about, before you type. A sworn officer is a distinction made within the law enforcement organizations, between themselves and civilians. You can call them whatever you want, but try to arrest an officer, and let us know what happens.
My backpack gun is a zastava zpap92 with a sb tactical tf1913 side folding brace. I used to carry an ar, but the velocity loss of a 556 compared to a 762 in a short barrel sealed the deal for me.
I am retired Army and I didn't see what the problem was with them not counting LEO as civilians. So, I looked up the definition. Webster defines civilian as: one not on active duty in the armed services or not on a police or firefighting force. So, yes, not just the military refer to non-members as civilians. Don't get so worked up and offended over nothing.
What caliber runs best (least amount of loss of ballistics from a 14.5" barrel) in a 6.5" barrel? I'm guessing something like 9mm or .45. I know those don't typically run from a 14" barrel but I'm just curious.
While I think the concept is great, I wish you had not demonstrated what appears to be a full-auto weapon. There is a perception problem where the media portrays even semi-automatic pieces as full auto due to their ignorance and desire for sensationalism, and I feel that plays into it. A competent person with a semi-auto is just as effective (or more so) than one with a full auto. And you aren't wasting ammo, or having rounds possibly hitting unintended targets.