Navy SEAL Fred Ruiz's AR Pistol / Truck Gun Setup 

Lmao I forgot where I got that.

Very true! And that’s why I’m going suppressed 😁

I mean, where do you keep your truck gun? 😐

@@bloodbased It's for operating on the way to your truck. Also need some panos to find my truck in the dark ;] .

Where you been, fool??!!

Ahh! Yes! Couldn’t remember. Thanks 🤙

Isn’t that ridiculous that we have to worry about a little piece of Velcro?

There’s no cure.

I don’t know why, but I find this comment deeply unsettling for some reason

I actually switched to the SBA4 because it’s so much more rigid.

Wow , you really think your home defense gun warrants a suppressor . Captain tacticool much ?

No, 556. 7.75” Barrel...

7.75” .223 Wylde 🤘

You’re wrong

Pistol brace bans just got dropped so it's all Grey area again now....

Nah! Just go live the first time! 😆 What I said about the Law is that if the metal catch wasn’t there, then it would shoot out. Hit me up fred.ruiz@defensetradeworx.com and I’ll tell you more. 🤙

@@fredruiz6094 Fuck it, we'll do it live!

@@chuckclark6162 Exactly! Most of this is off the cuff!

In an emergency situation your adrenalin is pumping in that fight/flight situation and the body creates an auditory exclusion protecting your ears. It isn't as effective as ear pro, but you won't blow your ears out either.

What Aerl said, but you can either get suppressors or try a flash can/blast tube type muzzle device.

Single point slings are for fighting two point slings are for carrying, just remember that.

@@Its_Esoteric OH WOWIE AN IDIOM ABOUT SINGLE POINT SLINGS! DID YOU COME UP WITH THAT ALL BY-YOURSELF?

Spiritus Systems SierraTac sling. Love it so far!

Great question. Suppressors are now in my line up, but if that’s not an option I’d use a blast tube type and then just suck it up.

Who cars about you ears in self defense just saying

Surefire M300

What’s your intended purpose/range? This is an urban vehicle stored pistol. I don’t plan to hunt large game or do any long range with it. But, I have effectively shot this to 350 yards accurately. I’m sure it has more. Plenty good for my purposes. These things are like shoes. You don’t wear the same pair of shoes for all occasions do you?

There’s a possibility that because the barrel is so short it may not stabilize and tumble and that could cause a baffle strike. There’s some pressure issues as well potentially. Maybe. Maybe not. I’ll just go the 7.62 route and call it a day.

Hes talking about a 7.62 suppressor/silencer. Its like putting an oversize muffler on your smaller engine so the burnt gas can flow through easier. In this case, the larger opening at the business end allows more unburnt gas to escape with less back pressure and possible damage to the suppressor. Also, allows a larger margin of error should the unstabilized bullet wobble coming out the end (common on a 5.56 w/short barrel as a 20-21 inch barrel stabilizes a 5.56 round best). Instead of striking the internals of the suppressor and destroying a tool that took many months and likely thousands of dollars to get, its a small tradeoff that allows a small margin of error insurance. Finally, a 7.62 suppressor can be moved and used on .22 (if you had to), 5.56, and 7.62 (7.62×39, .308, 7.62×51) rifles for more diversity of use from a single suppressor. If you tried to fire a 7.62 through a 5.56 dedicated suppressor, the suppressor (and likely the barrel) would be toast. But a 5.56 through the bigger 7.62 suppressor? No problem. It may not suppress "as much" sound but will still work well and make a noticeable difference.

Bet you won’t be willing to stand in front of it or even be shot at by it

@@ptgworldwide4727 💯 🤣. That’s what irks me about the RU-vid gun community. Everyone is too focused on minor details like above, to realize what a gun is used for: Protection and if need be, to be part of a militia if we are invaded. Like arguing hollow points versus FMJ, or $3000 rifle versus $600. Granted they all are different but at the end of the day, they’ll do what they’re designed for and it’s better than having nothing at all. Best alternative get what you need based on what you can afford at the time. When time and money is readily available, upgrade to another option and sell of what you no longer need to someone else (legally lol) . Before people dedicate money on getting the most expensive gun on the market, I and other experienced gunners , always suggest taking training classes (beginners to advanced) . Went

Yeah.....im sure you're more experienced and better equipped than this navy seal to decide whats a good option. Stick to call of duty

It’s a PWS MK107

It works as is.

.223 Wydle

I think he means NV settings.

NV setting. The Gen2 version has NV now. It’s legit.

You bet!

The market has other options. I like Surefire. 🤙

Buy once, cry once.

Streamlight protac, another reputable brand, 1000 lumens, comes with a pressure pad on amazon for 94 bucks. it also works with surefire scout mounts.

Wait until you get a Modlite, insane. I am hooked on them now

No real estate, but I’m looking at other configurations to accommodate for some.

Which field?

556 battle tested n proven💯

5.56 will literally destroy someone lmao

I like slings. No issues on my end. I get your point, but also, most people suck at using slings. It’s an art in itself. I like Magpuls. They work for me. Also have a 60rd drum. Also have the Lancers. I just like Magpul.

🥾 👅

7.75”

Depends. Lots of factors. Personally I enjoy the crack of a 5.56 suppressed.

Thanks!

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Being a navy seal doesn’t automatically make you an expert on weapons. Turn the history channel off gramps

@@TerryWhisk funny cause I saw on a Netflix documentary about SEALs that they are trained to be able to effectively use any weapon they may find during combat. Not saying your wrong, cause honestly I have no idea. But just saying 😆

🐸🔱

@@TerryWhisk Yes. It does. They may not be "gun guys", but they are small-arms weapons experts.

Zero.

people who can't lift one arm to proper position (or have one arm) can still use an effective AR15 to defend themselves and their families.

So nice

I don’t know. Doesn’t really matter to me.

Ammo cost is wayyy up. Lol

No, just because you served doesn't give you the licensing to purchase class 3 firearms.

I’m the same as you.

1 focal point instead of 2 so you can threat focus, finding a dot is a lot quicker than aligning 2 post.

Optics. This is the way. Irons as backup.

Get strong.

I have heard they are gonna ban the sell of ammunition.

I’m not perfect either. Not a pro-RU-vidr by any means. Just sharing my thoughts and perspectives for free in hopes to help others.

Your expectations might be too high...they are soldiers, not necessarily gun nerds. Many take the 'tools' they are provided and know how to use them, but they don't need to know many things inside and out.

Anyone who complies with a buyback is pathetic

Truck gun refers to a rifle or shotgun that you keep in your truck, usually behind or under the seat(s). Trunk gun is the same for those without a truck, except it is kept in the trunk. You are the stupid one.

Bro you're crying. They don't make Prius guns for you. Lol

I’m a trucker. Ever seen Fast and Furious? Need to have a truck gun.

I don’t know what it’s called. I just know the sound it makes when....

Glad I'm not alone

Your turn.

If no one says anything how is he supposed to know to fix it. Also since this is the performance critical post i will say there is some echo or microphone artifact that is distracting. Might want to look at that closely. Still thanks for posting to the youtuber really intrested in this setup.