@@benfranklin3963 Cap and ball revolvers were unavailable nearly all of last year due to Italy being shut down. There's limited availability of the firearms now. However, real black powder is nonexistent. All caps for the revolvers are nonexistent. Round balls are nonexistent. Molds for making your own round balls are nonexistent. If you didn't stock up on stuff before Rona, it's the same as trying to find supplies for any other firearm.
Not if it jams up when you need it most. I never have shot one but I’ve seen many videos of them jamming up through regular use. Hickok 45 has a great video that shows this
@@annotten7413 Any gun can jam due to many reasons. Most commonly magazines, ammo, or operator error. There are tons of videos on RU-vid running hipoints through the ringer and they just work. If all you have is $150 and you need a gun to protect yourself or your family by all means go for it. A hipoint in your hand is better than a glock on lay away.
Indeed. You'll be much happier when you stop worrying what your snobby friend thinks. I would rather have a 600 dollar ar15 with 2000 than 100 different guns with a pathetic handfull of ammo for each.
My $400 ATI OMNI MAXX AR15 pisses off the gun snobs at the range that pad $1200+ for their AR. I can shoot just as flat and fast and they can't stand it!
The value of some do go up can't fault someone that bought the gun at the right time then it doubles in value. If I buy an imported ak and then they quit importing those im not sell it for what I payed for it im gonna ask more you either take it or leave it
@@coreyenglish9566 its very simple though dont like the price dont buy it. Price of ammo goes up dont like it dont buy it you just won't have any ammo lol
This video made me really happy. I own a smith and Wesson mp 15 sport 2 and after seeing your guys torture test video on it surviving over 800 rounds on full auto consecutively, it really made me realize you don’t need to spend $3500 to have a great reliable gun. Thank you
Served it's purpose when push came to shove and Kyle Rittenhouse needed to use that exact make and model to save his life from an angry mob, that's for sure! Between the torture test and a real life scenario where it was used to defend life, I'd trust it to keep my family safe 💯!
@@brokebankfishin4839 I am poor but if SHTF, I'll take a fellow blue collar friend with a hi point and plenty of experience over a guy who's got a glock and has no clue how to even clear a jam or double feed any day!
I can only afford to get shoot 50/100 rounds a month if I’m lucky. I shoot till I have 15 left (my mag capacity) and call it a day. That’s usually $50 for range rental and ammo
@@GunsGamesGrub Because I’m a new gun owner and would like to feel 100% competent in my ability. I’ve shot .22 revolvers and rifles and shotguns; but shooting a semi auto handgun is an entirely different thing. Especially in a “real” caliber. Plus, I enjoy shooting too much. I feel like I’m getting pretty good at it and I always think “next shots a bullseye”
@@StatesDivided No, I NEED that bullseye lol. I’m fine having just one mag available at any time. If I ever have more income or ammo gets cheaper, I’ll get more mags and always have enough to keep those full too. I’m the same with driving, I use all the “extra” gas I have because I enjoy driving “too much”.
I remember my father told me when I was a kid all he could afford was a Jennings .380 and barely afford at that. Now life is better and we aren't in that position. But uts amazing all the people who say "JuSt SaVe Up" sometimes people can't and a $100 pistol is literally all they can afford to protect their family. Being a gun snob does no one good
If not for the cheaper finds I wouldn't have gotten my foot in the door of the hobbie ..first pick up was a cobra 380 .not far from Jennings ..same blueprint ..but now after learning some things I know better ..and have invested better ..rather go berretta than glock still tho.👍🏻
I started with model 85 Taurus revolver snub then I bought a hi point and ever since then I’ve always recommended people to buy a Taurus over hi point nothing wrong with budget guns
Same, and I'd like to see a link to them "exploding" (I know of the lawsuit where taking a round out of the chamber with the safety on can cause it to discharge as the firing pin doesn't go back far enough to catch the trigger, and, if not removed through a hole barley it'd size and pulled back far enough, the pin can hit the pruner hard enough to fire, this is easily mitigated and if the kid had been taught the 4 simplest and most important gun rules he wouldn't have paralyzed anyone as it wouldn't have been flagging anyone. There good little reliable guns, as simple as possible which is not always bad.
@@NCrdwlf shot thousands of rounds through mine and never had one issue. I've seen high dollar rifles hang up on cheep ammo. If a gun won't cycle everything then I don't want it.
I haven't owned a Hi Point carbine, but for what it is people attest they are typically solid. And like you said, in a dire situation it would far better than to be with something shaky.
I’m a poor boy. I work at a gun shop and range. I carry a g2c or a kahr Cm9. I used to get roasted for caring a g2c. I outshot 4 of my co workers that had glocks. They stopped the jokes after that lol.
There's nothing wrong with the G2c. I carried one everyday until I got my P365. Before anyone makes any wise cracks, I chose to carry the G2c over my HK USP, CZ P-10C, M&P Shield, and M&P 2.0 Compact. Taurus got it right when they put the G2c on the market. It's a fine shooter.
@@richardmartel1869 If you look around, you can still find them around that price up to $280. Most places have them at around $300 regular price now, which is ridiculous. That's $100 more than when I bought mine.
Since 1965 I've used a model 94 and before that a 303 British. I always said dead is dead. The deer or elk never knew what caliber hit it or which rifle fired it. Chet O'Brien
Clint Smith also says, "Don't worry so much about the guy who has a bunch of guns, worry about the guy who owns only one gun, 'cause he can probably really use it"! Best to ya',,,,!
Lesson learned- I have my own range on my farm and over the years I’ve hosted dozens of guests. 95% of my visitors would bring their entire arsenal or most of it. When it came to shooting skill they were at best fair but mostly poor shooters. I also would bring several of my favorites and put 25-50 rds through each of them and could out shoot pretty much all of them ( I had my own range, right). One day I met Chip and Arnold at the local gun store, after discovering that we had many mutual acquaintances I invited them to shoot with me. To my surprise they each showed up with one gun. Glock 19 and 1911 in 9 mm, I brought my top five show off guns. They suggested that we do some drills and that’s when it got ugly, I had to decide which gun I was going to use, they obviously didn’t. After extensive shooting for speed and accuracy at close range I realized that these guys were serious competition shooters. One drill was taking turns shooting at an 18” steel target starting at 25 yds. After each rd everyone takes 5 paces back. If you missed twice you were out. I made it to 45 yds. Chip and Arnold were still pounding it at 100 yds and ran out of room. Arnold won with zero misses Chip missed once. Fast forward 10 yrs. I only carry one gun to the range, quote from Chip “ beware of the man with one gun”.
@@skatehabitat711 Did you miss where I referred to them as competition shooters. And the entire point that if you’re going to carry a weapon you want to be as proficient as possible with it. Not everyone gets a trophy in a gun fight.
Whether it's firearms or guitars, those who are advanced and truly love it are patient, encouraging and enthusiastic about talking to the new people. Angling too.
I started shooting in the late 60s fell in love with it in the late 70s. I learn something from just about everybody that has handled firearms, good and bad. Show me a guy that likes to shoot and most of the time we can get along.
Unless it was repealed, Texas passed a law forbidding police from keeping your gun for more than a few days unless they planned to charge you. So if you have a legitimate self defense shooting, you will likely get your gun back, soon.
I was fortunate to be able to buy a helmet and nods recently....spent $4k on everything just to go to my first night shoot to be indirectly called a poor and a noob. Never be that person.
GOT SKS 1 CHRISTMAS FOR 40 BUCKS COMPLETE KIT AND 200 RD EAST GERMAN MIL SURP AMMO.... BOUGHT A "REMINGTOM" MOSIN FOR 50 BUCKS, A SAVAGE ENFIELD SMLE FOR 90, A 380 VERSION OF MAKAROV FOR 109( NEW UNISSUED)
If you had bought $100 worth of Microsoft stock the day the Soviet Union was dissolved, it would be worth more than $10,000 now. You'd have had a hard time getting returns like that from anything in the gun world, except registering transferable machineguns in 1986.
@@sammiches6859 I shoot more 9mm than my favorite ammo store sells 10mm. Tons of people talk that cartridge, they certainly aren't shooting it. I asked the ammo store about it as I've never seen anyone shooting it on the range. Not once in decades.
This is a reason I really like y'all's channel your not flashing this or that and bragging and you both come from humble beginning Chad and Eric always got my respect
My first life and liberty rifle was a Yugoslavian SKS and it always drove the nail home. I did upgrade, but I too started small and slowly worked my way up to something better.
"Run what ya brung son!" used to be the defacto motto at the range&shooting competitions, and skill was more important than the firearm, however nice or plain the firearm was👍🏾
People are brutal! If a person has not experienced a struggle, they just can't get it. We all love nice things, but we have to live within our means. Thanks guys, great job.
@@___meph___4547 I'm a retired military man, you might be shocked to know some of the things I've heard people say. That would not have made the top 10 not even close.
I recently traded my AMT DAO 380 in on another firearm. It never jammed, failed to fire etc...Sure it was heavy and not cool. But it always worked. I was cash poor and wanted a Storm so said bye bye.
Great video!! I'm a car and gun guy but.....I'm just a mechanic with two kids and a wife who is going back to college. I wish I could but cool guns and cars, but I cant. I was finally able to get a 1911 after wanting one for over a decade. It's not high end, but it's a 1911. I'm just glad I have a way to protect myself and my family.
Doesn't matter what the man carries in his holster...it's what's in his heart. The Range Rambo' with his expensive gear...is he still there when the targets start shooting back?
Tribal folk in Afghanistan are doing just fine with their beat-to-shit, “outdated” weaponry against a far more well equipped enemy. Just saying. “Run what you brung” is the best advice.
This is a bit lengthy, but bare with me; this isn't bashing anyone or any product. Just a real life scenario. Back in 2012 when I was stationed at Bolling AFB I was chatting with a naval researcher at the navy research lab (it's attached to the base in dc) we were talking guns and I told him I had an Enfield, that peaked his interest because he then told me this. Apparently that spring there was a platoon of marines that were pinned down by a half dozen insurgents armed with No 4 Mk1 Enfield rifles. The insurgents had the marines pinned down over 600 meters away volleying in .303 rounds on their position using iron sights. the marines tried returning fire but the 5.56 is really only good out to 400 meters so they were limited in what they could do, especially when the enemy had the high ground; which they did. The only way the marines made it out was due to an attack helicopter that came into save them blew up the bad guys. The researcher telling me that the military at that time was trying to figure ways to counter the enemy armed with these rifles and find a different angle on tactics when we encountered situations like this on the battlefield today when CAS may not be an option; eh sorta today now that quite some time has passed. I guess the take way from this is that, sometimes the old stuff isn't always that bad.
what do you mean by "doing just fine"? because A LOT of afghanis died using the piece of shit weapons they used. you retard-tier comment is like saying "hurr well the taliban just strapped a cannon onto a toyota pickup, why does America even bother with Abrams and Bradleys"
@@crystalrock18 That is exactly how afghans have been defending their homeland from invaders for over 500 years. They were always outnumbered and under equipped, but be it with a bow or a bolt action they had the high ground and the lay of the land.
I’d tune in for a concealed carry history. Might be neat to get other channels on board too. See all the big channels carry choices throughout the years.
@pete mitchell I get it. Fanboys of any gun really make it difficult for anyone else to like it. I'm a Glock guy, not a Glock fanboy. There is a difference. I'm a fan of striker-fire and simplicity. Glock has those two features for a very reasonable price. I've had my Gen 3 G21 for 15 years and have had ONE malfunction, that was fixed by cleaning it. Most pistols on the market now can make a similar claim. Unlike a fanboy, I'm not going to talk bad about someone's choice, provided it works.
@@thatguy22441 I wouldn't have one as a carry pistol personally, but it is kinda fuckin amazing that pistol designed 110 years ago wins at the Bianchi cup every year.
I see this a lot, not only with guns but also with flashlights, reloading equipment and other gear. It's time for some people in our community to realize that we need to be in lock step with everything firearms related because they're coming after the $2k Benelli shotgun as well as the $300 Maverick-88.
The only time you should tell someone that their gun sucks, is when they themselves are saying that their gun sucks, and furthermore they are saying that because their gun legitimately has issues that makes it suck. Like it's got mad hang-up issues or something. And EVEN THEN, make sure they say it first.
@@nrm3247 fair enough 😂 but in that situation I would just cut straight to "that's not safe to fire, do not fire that weapon if you don't want to risk massive bodily harm or death." Also I'd be getting farther away as I said that because I wouldn't wanna be too close when it cooks off or explodes 😂
As an old U.S. Navy Veteran geezer, who has had firearms since the early 1980s, but who only started collecting a decade ago, I only have One "Nice" (?) Firearm that I bought New, a CZ 75 P01. Most of the other "nicer stuff" I bought used, from my Beretta 92FS Inox and 3032 Tomcat, to my SIG 226 and Ruger GP100. Have quite a collection of Milsurps including Tokarovs, Makarovs, a P64, a couple old CZs, and 2 Garbage Rods (Mosins). plus an assortment of New "not-very-expensive" (A relative term) PSA kit ARs, some rifles, shotguns, pistols and Glocks. (Duty Sidearms) I may not have any "High Dollar Safe Queens", but over time, I have acquired a decent collection of reliable firearms. I'm not embarrassed about any of them, not even my Hi-Point 995TS PCC.
@@sstrongman1667 and after that, dudes 3-10 will go home and regret spending 500 dollars on some shitty AR they KNOW doesn't work properly, but pretend it does because all of their friends also have shitty 500 dollar AR's. its a massive cope, coping doesn't mean you're right.
I live in central Florida where it rains very often obviously. I run a 20 year old German military raincoat and it's still keeping me dry as bone. A gun that runs dependably is a good one. Training is the key. Train, train, train....then train somemore.
@@frankieolivier9039 hmmmm. Well sometimes you can find really good used glocks and such that are in good condition. I try to shy away from ruger and Taurus cause ive had issues that have left a garbage tast in my mouth. But I would say look used. If you're really looking new you can find 43x's for 450 bucks if you can save a lil more.
Ive had good experience with cheap guns with a little work. I have a sccy cpx-2 that i have replaced the spring from a 7 pound pull to a 3 1/2 pound pull. I recently picked up a brand new g3c for less then $270. Have not shot it yet but the gun feels really well made. 12+1 and came with 3 mags really could not beat it for the price. As for rifles Ive taken many coyotes with Savages old model of the Axis (I have the edge) and have had it for years. Only thing with rifles is the barrel wobble if you buy cheap synthitic stocks. Upgraded to the WInchester model 70 featherweight with a walnut stock and put a nice Vortex scope for under 1200 not to long ago.
dont be afraid of the man with a million dollars worth of firearms and no training be afraid of the man with a million dollars of training and only 1 gun
I like that. Kinda like Bruce lees quote “I don’t fear the man who practices kicking 10,000 times, I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times
Man I love my PSA. Spent under $600 on it and it just runs. I don’t shoot 10,000 rds a year. I’m a weekend warrior and the PSA is perfect. Had a dude try to convince me it was going to fall apart after 100 rds. Yea it gets that much every weekend(used to before $1 a round)
I'm 70years old and my Dad was a WWII VETERAN (I'M PROUD OF HIM--RIP) because of that I became very interested in ALL GUNS. I got to shoot a German Luger and P38 when I was 12 because of my older brother is the reason for that to happen. I enjoy TARGET shooting so I can keep close tabs on my eye sight because I'm blind in my left eye since birth. I have a few reasonably nice weapons that I allow other people shoot to give people a chance to shoot something that they may like to try out. I do that particularly because not all weapons are available to be rented at indoor ranges because I had situations where someone did that for me when I was younger and still fairly NEW to the SHOOTING DISCIPLINE. The main pistol that most people like to try is my German Luger and old Colt 3-5-7 (Pre-Python). It's not always a situation where it is something expensive but actually hard to FIND. My stuff are NOT COLLECTOR GRADE so they are not THAT EXPENSIVE but hard to GET, they only made 15,000 of my Colt 3-5-7 and it is a 6" one which is a small part of that 15,000 because it was ment for Troopers. My is descent condition finish wise but MECHANICALLY GREAT (@25' one hole with 38 Special CCI Blazer Brass 125gr FMJ). It's a SHOOTER not a BEAUTY QUEEN which is what I PREFER. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.😁🤗👍
I really love this video. All my firearms have wood furniture and are either surplus (1943 mosin, rossi single 12ga etc) and I'm always getting flack for it. I'm an excellent shot, my home is safe and my wallet is happy and so am I. Great video again thank you!
Honestly wood looks a lot better than most synthetic furniture. I have a Remington 783 30-06, great gun, but I'm planning on replacing the polymer stock with some laminate wood. Those early surplus guns are some of the best guns made as well. I would rather have a M1 Garand than some of the newer rifles they come out with.
No but there was a guitar like that for me. Ernie-Ball MusicMan, Jon Petrucci's signature model. I love him and his music so I wanted that guitar.... It felt like a plastic toy when I held and played one.
Of all I have the S&W SD9VE is my favorite to shoot. Easy to handle. Easy to load. Accurate and just fun to take to the range. This handgun has never faltered and I think it looks good. I will not give up my 1911 but the SD is my carry choice. K4BFR clear.
You guys should do a video on “Top 5 Guns That Would Make Perfect Melee Weapons” I.e. HiPoint due to its heavy weight works as a club lol. Just saying.
"Top 5 Guns That Would Make Perfect Melee Weapons"? That title isn't even well thought out. No gun makes a "perfect" melee weapon. Hell, most melee weapons don't make perfect melee weapons. There's so many factors. A Hi-Point is not going to make the top 5 melee weapons for a gun much less for any reason. It's made of a brittle zink alloy. It would make a better boat anchor than a melee weapon and a boat anchor would make a better melee weapon than a Hi-Point. Or were you just making a joke?
All use of every firearm teaches fundamentals. Every firearm requires you to know the ins and outs of said firearm. It’s not about what you brought. It’s about using (practice, training) what you have! “Run what ya brung” I never heard that before. I love it, thanks guys. Keep up what you do. Also, thanks for the advise to attend SDI. I just started this month, I love it. Stay safe boys! Keep training.
You can earn a lot of respect by learning and shooting your firearm well enough to ask a simple question. What can you do with your $2,500 gun that I can't do with my $300.00, $400.00, $500.00 gun? Lol, as a matter of fact, some of them will stop speaking to you.
@@Geopoliticstoday2 Look it up yourself, there are plenty of videos already on RU-vid. Do not underestimate a weapon just because it is the ancestor of something more modern.
I've had people look down their noses at my Ruger SR9. I have made one change to an after market trigger bar, but otherwise it's stock. I shoot just as well as others with much more expensive guns. There's an old saying, "beware the man with only one gun, he probably knows how to use it."
The 40 S&W was the newest, greatest caliber ever when I bought it. Three years later, it was hated. I don't buy any firearm until it's been out for 5 years. Better price and updated generations too.
lol, whats wrong with .40? I have an old smith sigma that runs great. I have a g22 and am currently looking for a g27. I also have a sub2k in 40s&w. I love all my .40's.
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I love that you guys are talking about this subject. I got into ARs about a year ago and I've never seen the level of shaming that is present amongst AR enthusiasts. Calling people "a poor" because they bought a PSA or M&P instead of a DD or whatever. There is a difference between fact based knowledge passed around and grade school like shaming. Cheap does not always equate to junk and expensive does not always equate to high quality. I love posting your S&W M&P Sport meltdown video when people slam the M&P as unreliable and junk. I've even see someone say that your meltdown vids don't really test reliability! Lol! Not sure what constitutes a real test of reliability if a full auto meltdown isn't one. Carry on my friends!
I always buy stock guns and build them up myself. I get to pick my parts and its more fun. It may take a while but I have a functional firearm throughout the entire process. Dont forget, a lot of this stuff comes down to personal preferences. Lots of aftermarket parts do the exact same thing at different prices and appearances.
You guys are hitting it on the head. Years ago I use to read Peterson’s 4wd and Off-road magazines, and it use to show some cheap and easy mods for 4wd, but then it started to switch over to more and more newer, better, faster, and higher sales for manufacturers. I know there is certainly new products that are improving all the time, but most of the best ones, in my opinion, seem to be the work horses that are built to last, not the fanciest, or most expensive, but reliable. Years ago they deployed the FP-45 Liberator pistol for use in the resistance forces overseas. Very basic simple firearm, single shot, reloaded manually, but it allowed them to get a better firearm from the enemy. My biggest thrill when I was young was a single shot 22 caliber revolver. Use what you have and get very proficient at it! Thanks for your great shows!
Just watching this video. I'm a gun owner on a budget. Ya'll mentioned two of my guns. My primary hunting rifle is the Remington 770 chambered in 270. Wonderful rifle that I love and I have never had any problems with. The other gun is the keltec sub 2000. I have it chambered in 40 smith and wesson. I also use it for close range hunting. I've put a simple scope on it and it's now what I'm teaching my son with. It's light weight with little recoil. Him being only 7 can carry and handle it just like I can my rifle. The only thing is you have to know you range with it. I've got it dialed in for a good 50 yards.
Well the guy at the range was correct. Your Bulgarian sucks in comparison. His RAS47 has the ability to take down two people simultaneously, the threat and the user.
@@farmninja6653 It blows my mind that century has been cranking out aks for what a decade, and they didnt make a descent one until last year. Meanwhile PSA seems to have resolved most of their issues after there gen 1 rifles. Lets hope they continue to improve because there's a strong chance imports will be banned by this administration
RIP BARRY Great video..I have a 1999 1022 pencil barrel carbine ..factory but for urethane bolt buffer.. extended mag release and auto bolt release..with a $12 cabela's bargain table scope and $25 bipod that I can put dime to nickel size groups upat 100 yards with all day...run what you have...great channel...keep up the good work and CARRY on brothers
Yeah poors . When it’s the rich guy at a training class or at the range with all his expensive tacticool crap and said rich guy can’t hit shit . And that poor guy that can only afford a cheap gun and a limited amount of ammunition to burn . But can hit . Who’s really poor in this situation. Buying an expensive flashy gun doesn’t make you a better shot. It just let’s you think you are . Yours truly a poor !
This happens with in-brand people. I'm a CZ guy and I've seen multiple times a new gun buyer on a certain FB page showing not just their first CZ, but their first gun purchase, usually a P10C or F, and promptly slammed for not getting a steel framed 75 and their purchase isn't a, "real" CZ. Nice way to welcome someone into the gun community.
Yep. I own 15 Caniks abd various other Turkish pistols and 2 Tri-star shotguns... theyre incredible. Id buy another 10 Caniks before I touched a SIG product.
Glad when you guys do reviews on the inexpensive and expensive guns. I buy what I can afford. Also, LOVE my Kel-tec sub 2000 and it’s usage of Glock mags got me to purchase one.
It goes the other way also I have family members that keep asking how many guns do you have now you can stop buying now you spent 3K for this gun WHY. But their the first ones to say bring your 338 Lapua Magnum shooting today or your Scar 17,MP5 or your Desert Eagle 50 AE. They love shooting my $2 to $10 a round ammo.
*has perfect aim but shitty gun, gun jams and fails every other shot, aim not withstanding constant malfunction, you are shot by your attacker and killed*
I've been fortunate to own a couple high end 1911s and some 500 to 700 dollar ones. If you are flat ranging down a lane indoors to shoot Xs or bullseyes there is no doubt the fancy gun will likely come out on top and the feel of the quality is obvious. Go run a tactical course with one of each and I bet most even above average shooter's would have virtually the same results from both guns.
It's always those assholes that can't hit the broadside of a barn. I was at the range with my gf a little while back when she wanted me to take her shooting, and this clown in the other lane had 2 glocks with a micro roni conversion kit. His target looked like he emptied a box of buckshot onto it. My gf, who is a *BEGINNER*, had way better grouping than him. It's not about the equipment. It's about the consistency.
Biggest learning experience for me was to show up at a shooting match and just run what I had. Very humbling and you also learn what actually works. You can get pretty far with normal gear.
My first firearm I ever purchased, a glock 21 gen 3, was spray painted 3 different colors had around 20,000 rounds through it, beat to hell. Best purchase I ever made $150. Anybody who has ever seen it has talk so much shit about it and me. Until they realize its never been fully cleaned. I wipe the feed ramp off when I think it might need it. It has never jammed, never been off target, literally gets tossed into the ammo can and put away wet. If it works it works as they say.
I grapple with this a lot, for instance looking into picking up a bolt rifle for large game hunting and constantly looking at $2k rifles with a pricey scope to match, after a lot of internal debate I've settled on a Weatherby Vanguard run me about $600, and about that for the vortex scope I want. I do this with everything.
Keep up all the gun gripes! They contain some of the most informative and useful information about 2a material and give outsiders an inside look about gun ownership. This is how we turn the tides on the left shift the culture!
I used to be on pro staffs back in the 1990s. When we all showed up we had to run the newest equipment - most of it not on the market yet. It was - many times - an older fellow hunter wearing older worn and faded camo and using an older gun with bumps and bruises who seemed to always be hauling deer out of camp. Folks, it isn't the equipment. It's how you use what you've got. Our grandfathers understood this back in the day. I have no patience with the gun or gear snob. Good video guys.