The roof Koreans had organized under a retired South Korean army officer using a Korean language radio station to organize and send people to areas needing protection. Good organization, communication and discipline.
Well if I had a choice of any army to defend me... South Korea has one of the top 5 armies in the world, their discipline is so fierce it blows my mind... they went from literally the WORST army in 1950 to among the very best there is... I used to work for a South Korean, brought up there, married in arranged marriage to an American korean girl - and was in the ROK army. During the boot training, the sarge marches them down to a pond, in winter, yet, and orders them to kick the ice open then jump around in water up to your neck and cross the pond. Anybody that can't do that is a big ol sissy compared to these guys
@@robertmaybeth3434 the ROK army is not all that you need to see them in action seriously I was there for 4 years the rich come to the states not to serve their country, every month a protest, hookers, and beetles on the ice cream
My neighbor is a roof Korean. The hardest worker and kindest man I've ever met. Fantastic family man. Trying to get him to adopt me and take me shooting. He's older now though.
Or go buy your own, and go shooting. It's always more fun to go to the range with a friend or two (as it is with anything, being social creatures)... but going by yourself is better than not. Unless you're too young to purchase such stuff. Also, if you just can't afford it, many ranges will rent you guns for range use. But if you never grew up around guns, and firing them yourself when you weren't even 10 yet, then it probably is a decent idea to have someone around that know what they are doing, even though it isn't that complicated at all. The smallest mess up with such stuff could be life or death though, therefore it's good to have someone to learn the basics from. P.S. Also, if you begin doing something the wrong way when you are shooting, it's a lot harder to break you from that bad habit than it would have been to just train you the right way before you picked up and got used to such a bad habit.
@@kirkalley3469 if he would have fired first the battle would never have turned out the way it did, and the town of Boston would never have been laid to siege.
Me: "I can only run a vanilla AR in my state." Them: "Bruh, you gotta move to a Class 3-friendly state and rock a can-equipped 9mm AR pistol with the happy switch, lmao pleb" Me: "Okay, I'll move there." Them: "wtf no way, _you_ voted for those clowns, _stay in the mess _*_you_*_ made!_
@@richarddeerfield1803 Nope, my friend and family have been voting red for decades. Problem is that people complain about the corruption and failing schools & road, then vote Dem every 4/6 years because that's what they've always done.
@@AmbuBadger Then if you didn't vote for the policies and politicians that seem to be ruining certain states, the people saying "don't come here, you voted for them" aren't talking about you. They're talking about the influx of LA liberals (or similar groups of blue voters) who flood traditionally conservative areas to escape liberal states while still being ignorant that their own voting records contributed to the reason they're leaving and continue to vote blue while they're in their new state. No one's trying to bash you because you're from a grabber state; they're bashing people who come from liberal controlled states, voted liberal while they were there, left because of what they voted for, then continue to vote liberal once they get to their new home.
Much respect for my Korean friends, they are welcome at my campfire anytime. I trained with ROK Marines in S. Korea just South of the DMZ...hard chargers they were. They shoot well. I traded patches with a recon ROK Marine and every time I look at it I think how good it was to be in S. Korea as we worked well together, trained hard and they treated us great. Good people, glad some of them are Americans.
@Deport 'em all Dude.....Many "ham" radios ARE "walkie talkies". The Idea that ALL "ham" radios are huge desktop HF tube sets is stuck in 1954. "walkie talkie" is a form factor, not a class. A Tao Tao ATM-50 is a motorized bike. So is my Honda CB750. My Yaesu FT-60R dual bander LOOKS like a "scanner" or FRS walkie talkie - It's not!.
M8 you can't really stop a riot with guns without being really deadly, and if you are attacked within a hostile crowd, you can't really make it stop with a gun (see capitol officers)
Shotgun! There's a reason they call it a "Riot Gun". There nothing like skipping steel shot off pavement, knee high, to ruin someone's day! It's an old Police Tactic that is often forgotten in today's police training. Do a "Mythbusters" style test, and you'll see what I'm talking about. Or, just look up "Skipping Buckshot off Horizontal Surfaces"
It can often save lives and doesn’t create so much hesitation as using deadly force. Many cops miss because of poor training but worse then that it’s the adrenaline dump and their inability to make the best decisions as well as lack of fine motor skills when it happens. 40 mike-mikes, pepper balls and even skip shots go a long way in offering real life experience and it’s less likely to cause death. (Unfortunately when pointing and firing a gun that typically has to be a life or death situation.)
I saw a video on reddit one time where a rioter was lit up with birdshot from a riot gun. It was a far shot and the guy was littered with pellets. Needless to say he stopped rioting after he took the birdshot.
3 or 4 blasts of buckshot can get you out of a tight spot or at least buy time to deploy something else. Practice combat loading and you'll never go dry.
@@zebdawson3687 When I asked Paul Harrell in the comments section of his video on 12ga Federal Shorty rounds what the capacity of the Mossberg 500 is, he replied that it is 12. Shorties and minis are no joke, which you can witness in his videos. And the Mossberg 500 has an aftermarket plastic adapter that makes shorties run smooth, unlike my Rem 870. Also, the Winchester 1200 and 1300 reportedly run shorties and minis smoothly. Sooo, a 1200 with bayonet and 12 shorties might be fun. ;)
10:58 Boba Fett's Blaster, the EE-3 is NOT based on the S&W 37mm Gas Gun. It used a Webley no. 1 mark 1 Flare Gun from WWII. It is also a 37mm grenade launcher, and is based on the frame of the Webley mark VI revolver.
Artemis Arrow The police are too stupid to realize. If entire police departments can be defunded. Their damn good pensions and lifetime medical can be defunded as well!
AR 15s absolutely are “America’s gun”. It’s an effective tool at most aspects of being firearm. I think there should be an AR and a shotgun in every household as well as a handgun on at least most peoples hip.
@@commiesnzombies I got to love CA is gun control capital, yet during the LA riots tons of people broke out the stuff they were hiding like drum mags, silencers, and even grenade launchers.
You don't need all that. You just need a small vial of Chuck Norris sweat and it will vaporize any enemy within 1,000 yards. The problem is, Chuck Norris doesn't sweat. Nothing in the universe can make him exert any effort enough to cause him to sweat.
Stand for you gun rights and for a free economy. You don't wanna end up like Argentina. We have riots, protests and economic crises more often than you think.
this reminds me by the way, if anyone is interested in a less lethal option, umarex makes a kick ass double barrel hd air powered .68 cal riot ball launcher, it is way too powerfull for paintballs since they burst in the barrel but a pvc riot ball will put a dent in a steel stop sign. get the modified 16 joule model it shoots like 650 fps
"An AR does not have to be expensive to be good".... I can hear the shrieking of the social media AR Gucci elitists right now haha! So glad you said this, Eric. Newcomers to the AR world get relentlessly hammered by elitists when they discuss or proudly show off a pic of their "budget minded" ARs, and not a KAC, BCM, LWRC etc.
When I bought my DPMS Oracle I had folks telling me it was gonna be junk. I've had it since May 2nd 2018 and it has never failed me! I've had all sorts of factory ammo and reloads through it! It groups good too! An accurate little rifle as well! Its become a more go to gun now since .308 is starting to be bought up in my area and my M1A has been put on the back burning because of it.
@@connormarek1028 exactly. The amount of unconstitutional bullshit the feds have pulled off thought time is just beyond frustrating. And for some reason, enough people are okay with it to let the feds keep it all on the books
For a shotgun, I’d recommend the Mossberg 590a1 SPX. It’s 8+1 and comes with an Ontario Knife Co. M9 bayonet. Slap a Mesa Tactical 6 round side saddle on there and you are GTG. I’d still rather an AR with multiple mags for a riot.
What's happing to them is completely ridiculous. That said I don't exactly bleed my heart for them. They are left wingers and not only that, they are of the lawyers to push frivolous cases against gun companies. The handgun the woman was carrying was actually a deactivated prop they were using in a lawsuit against a gun company. Lawsuits was the reason the ACR stopped being produced and why TAPCO dissolved.
Regarding the 37 mm grenade launcher, in 1968 Army infantry combat in RVN (prior to adoption of the M203) we were still using single shot break-open M-79 40 mm grenade launchers. Each of my two rifle platoon's squads had two M-79 grenadiers. They used starshells and parachute flares shot from them to illuminate targets at night, more often than you'd suspect. ... It's germane to mention that passive night vision optics was in its infancy at the time. "First generation" Starlight scopes were large, heavy, bulky and used difficult to procure, proprietary batteries. As we only had one in each of the two platoons with which I served in combat, they were less useful than you might think. Depending on the platoon, its current strength and the tactical situation, we might divide the platoon into 4, 5, or 6 positions on an RON or night ambush. That would mean there was a Starlight scope in only 25%, 20%, or 17% of the platoon's positions on a night ambush. The ability to use the M-79s for quick, local illumination was very useful tactically. ... Of course, in a riot situation you describe, it's a "target rich" environment. ... ... Great, thought provoking video guys. Thanks! ... ... EDIT: ... BTW, while I was in Vietnam, the ROK Marines were also there. They were legendary fighters at the time. It was their militarily savvy descendants that held the high ground in their tight-knit community during the LA riots. Leftist thugs who attempted to loot and burn Little Korea in LA quickly found themselves in deep kimchi!
I would never risk having to hand over papa's M1over some dead street rats. That's why I carry Glocks and basic ARs. I can easily and cheaply replace them with another so identical that only the paperwork will know that they are different. When the officer takes it into evidence, I don't shed a tear - I take a short drive over to the gun store and replace it on my way home.
@@oaksparoakspar3144 If you're ever in a situation where you have to leave a rifle or handgun in a riot. Try to disable the firearm before departing. One less gun for the rioters to use on someone else.
@@charliepotts2103 Geneva Convention does not apply to civilians. Especially in a civil and domestic dispute. Fourth Geneva Convention. Same goes for Hague Convention on expanding bullets/hollow points. In Article 4 the US never signed it. Same goes for Cluster Munitions and so on.
DSW22 Only white supremacists try to claim that white supremacy doesn’t exist. Nobody brought race into this thing before you did. Since you’re gonna tell on yourself, have a seat, bitch boy.
Could you review the hand held Gatlin. Or aero dillion. Sub compact 556 with 6 barrels.. strapped to the forearm. Belt fed... Too futuretech. Just wait.
100% in favor of the Beretta 92. That gun is very smooth and reliable due to it being a full size 9mm handgun. It's not the best by far as an everyday carry, but definitely the one handgun I'd grab in a SHTF situation.
"There's no paperwork needed for this as well. That's one thing to point out. So anybody can own a 37mm grenade launcher." 😲 My wallet is telling me no, but my body, my body's tellin' me yes.
A Mossberg 590M 12 gauge, full-size, or a shockwave, with either the stock 10 round magazine, or a "20" round magazine is rather formidable ... outfitted with a Crimson Trace LS250 laser just makes them that much better.
I'm so happy that a UMP made the list, a range near me will rent machine guns for use on there range and I love the UMP rate of fire is very controllable but fast enough to make you smile!
Most experts recommend a weapon light mounted on your firearm. I understand the need to identify your target. I can also see that a firearm mounted light is creating a very bright target for the assailant (bad guy) to aim at.
I totally agree with you Steve, why give the bad guys a perfect target to shoot at. None of my firearms have lights mounted on them. Glow in the dark front sights work for me on some of my hand guns.
From airsoft wars I learned it's all about capacity. As soon as you have to reload you're dead. A lot of people may laugh but paintball, airsoft and similar guns are as close as you can get to actual combat other than actual combat. It's taught me a lot about gunfighting. Like how much you miss compared to hit and several other things
As above, but they could change the smoke grenade for WP. That creates smoke and is an audible deterrent too, as after it is deployed there will be 100db plus of screaming and crying.
@@INIGO7 If that is the case they deserve to be prosecuted. Please supply links then we can all see the evidence. Preferably not a 20-second-long film that is taken out of context. The sort of thing that Donut Operator rips to shreds every week.
COIcultist u expect me to get sources when there clearly a algorithm scrutiny goin on in social media such as Twitter a site that has tons of videos of police flipping cars over, breaking windows of retails stores but are making it harder for people to find said videos
I carried an M-1 Carbine during the L.A..Riots in ‘92. (Pico & Vermont). Light weight, easy to handle . I carried probably around 300 rounds fairly comfortably. I also had a Pre-‘64 Winchester Model 12 ( no disconnector- slam fire) in Riot Gun configuration. I would recommend #4 -#6 turkey shot. More usable patterns at fighting distances. Most engagements are in the 75-150’ range. Always keep some magazines loaded with armor piercing for use against vehicles.
@@pliskenx51mm83 people underestimate m1 carbines, its basically similar to a .357 in my opinion, not quite as much punch but pretty close. Theyre light, handy, and don't really kick much, the only problem these days is theyre getting quite expensive, best way to get one for a reasonable price is to find a private seller who doesn't really know theyve went up in value lol, thats how I got an underwood for 500 recently, but yeah theyre an excellent all around rifle and if you can pick one up you should
@@lastmanstanding-xp3ub It's literally more powerful than .357 magnum. Look up velocity and energy values... 1300 fps for 357 meanwhile nearly 2000 fps for .30 carbine. Even though you're saying people underestimate it, you are also underestimating it. .30 carbine is not a pistol caliber, get that thought out of your head.
Love the 92. Metal frame, super durable, extremely smooth - I have a hard time picking between a SIG P-226 and the 92. Now if you're gonna carry a PCC / sub gun and a pistol - the Beretta CX4 Storm pairs extremely well with the 92, they can use 92 magazines. I REALLY want a CX4.
Nah, even if you can't afford them now that the urban dwellers are realizing that they should have purchased guns back when we told them to, they will come back (production is blazing on these things and ammo will come back as well). If nothing else, just pick one up from the field after things get hot. Plenty of bolt guns left, and a bolt gun is just one round from an AR the first time you spot a soyboy with pink hair carrying one.
@@beebo7071 Nothing wrong with a militarized police force. I want everyone to be armed to the teeth. Just make sure you don't have a democrat in your city leadership, otherwise then you get Katrina.
The prop Boba Fett uses in the films is a modified Webley & Scott № 1 Mark "I" Flare Gun, built for use by British troops during WWI. To make it into the weapon of an intergalactic bounty hunter, prop makers added a rifle scope, some detail parts to the stock and either an MPP Microflash or Heiland Synchronar flash unit protruding from the end of the barrel. There were also some blocky detail pieces added between the scope mounts and the body of the gun.
Hey there fella's awesome topic. Before I watch your video I'm gonna go ahead and put my top 5 Firearms for a riot. 1) mossberg 590m / BENELLI with XRAIL 2) glock with drum mags 3) TC Thompson / EXTAR / HK UMP/ Grand Power/ PSA 4) CMMG /PSA /M+M 10/ Rifle dynamics 5) frontier Armory 45-70 AR / AR 500/ GM6 LYNX 50.
I think they need to popularize, standardize and improve compatibility for bullpup rifles. They're more maneuverable, you get more usable barrel length in a shorter package, recoil is easier to compensate for and long sideways mags on top don't stick out and risk catching on things like banana mags underneath.
*NICE TOP 5 LIST IV88. I CARRY A GLOCK 29 FOR MULTI ROW WEAPON( HOME, URBAN, AND WOODS). SO FOR RIOT DEFENSE SITUATION, I'M RUNNING WITH G29(10&15RD MAGS), IF I DON'T HAVE MY AR SLINGED TO MY PERSON.*
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ATI Bulldog 12 gauge mag fed bull pup design. 26” OAL. 5 and 10 rd mags. Mine eats everything from 3” mags, slugs, OO buck and cheap trap ammo. No malfunctions.....yet Easy to reload. AR design. Mine has a mini holographic sight. 3 mag tubes. As with any SD shotgun you need to know how OO buck pattern at various ranges out to say 25 yards. Also for a slug replace drill, the mags can be attached to the front rail. So slugs in the 5 rd. If you need to take a longer shot very easy to change to slugs in the 5.
Something I see in shotguns that gets overlooked is how the "magazine" can be loaded, or topped off at any time without disabling the functions in any way.
Just like @KYLERITTENHOUSE he had a sling in use when he was down and the scum tried to steal his AR. Kyle was able to retain his weapon with the help of that sling
@@samybobtim4531 Legally,at his age,he had no right at all to carry an assault rifle(especially in another state),and to carry it in public! Don't even start to argue,that the rifle was not his!He pulled the trigger and he pulled it 3 times!
@@pebo8306 Firstly not an assault rifle my guy. Second off, it was clearly self defence. He should not have been there, but would you say that to someone walked down a dark alleyway and got raped? Nah. Thirdly, it doesn’t just take one shot to kill someone reliably man. This ain’t the movies, even if the shot placement is perfect, adrenaline is a hell of a drug. So yeah, he pulled the trigger 3 times. Because his life was in danger, and pulling it once would likely not have been enough. Legally speaking, I ain’t sure whether or not he broke any laws regarding carrying a long arm, or by transporting it between states. But do not forget, legality does bot equal morality.
I have a feeling the only people who would get offended by the term "Roof Koreans" are not people we need to be worried about offending...kinda like how the vast majority of the people screaming that women need to be SEALS and green berets are people who would never even consider stepping into a recruiting station.
@@AeonsOfBlight so we should wait until the fire spreads to our homes? I personally dont care about the cities, let em burn. But some do. And they should be able to go and protect small businesses. Just look at oathkeepers in Ferguson Missouri.
