Ruger mini 30 truth about guns Videos

I looked for the review on the SR9C on the website and could not find it.

I think you missed. just kidding. Great vid thanks.

+Joe Mamma I hear you on that Sir.. Thanks!!!

+GunsHarleysUSA I wish, it's a leather shotgun shell holder pouch. Google "kel tec sub 2000 holster", seen a couple shoulder holsters. Keep me posted if you find one. Thanks my friend.

+schuylery Sorry buddy, you have good taste :)

Will Do! I'm In love with it already! It've been finger banging it a lot! hhaha :P

Cool, let us know what you think

+NextGenPrepper Ok, this means that the charging handle, during the fire, is uncomfortable for the 100% of shooters wearing winter clothes and heavy gloves.

from a buisness stand point why makea gun that 15% of shooters cant use when it cand be easy to make it avalible to 100% of them

+NextGenPrepper This is not my problem: I am right handed.

The charging handle would hit left handed shooters in the face when fired. That's why it's on the bottom.

wow for what???! I don't get it...

I have absolutely no idea... it makes no sense...

+Gryffin DarkBreed LMFAO, I thought it was a gay assed replica bb gun until i saw the little tab on the clip, the exact same type they use on the s&w AR15/.22 although i think the S&W one is way nicer. no doubt buying a 10/22 and getting a cool conversion stock would be far more inexpensive plus you could go .22 mag or .17 HMR i think id go with the 22mag version

+Luke Hubbard //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beretta_ARX_160

I wondered the same thing. Googled ARX-160 and the beretta page says it's a .22lr version of the ARX-100 which is chambered in .223. So I guess this is actually an ARX-160

+Life Is Better When You Relax Nato rounds, it looks like something from star trek. 

Yeah, after the first shot I thought, "What the...?"   Then when I saw the shells get ejected, I was like, "Ah, .22lr".

My thoughts EXACTLY! 

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it is 5,56mm

Thanks for watching and for the kind words. .30 carbine really is an unappreciated cartridge. When my world domination plan comes to fruition, I'll Jabber my head gunsmith make me a P90 in .30 carbine.

+Joe Green I'm sure there is some distance at which the .30 carbine will not penetrate clothing. That distance is definitely much farther than the distance at which you could reasonably expect to hit a man. Moreover, at that distance it probably wouldn't penetrate a naked man deeply enough to stop him quickly. There is no question that bullets slow with distance.As for homemade bamboo armor, it can't possibly have been more effective than modern Kevlar armor, which also did not stop the .30 carbine. On the topic of 5.56mm and 7.62mm, Level III steel armor is rated for 7.62x51mm M80 ball and will stop M855 but M193 55gr FMJ will zip right through.

+The Chopping Block The troops in the Korean war largely complained of the carbine's lack of penetration at EXTENDED ranges. I noticed your gelatin test was at very close range, Also, the Chicom soldiers wore multi-layers of clothing under their padded jackets. And many of them were wearing home-spun bamboo body armor as well. The truth about all this probably lies in the middle somewhere.  As for the ,223, I usually prefer the .308 caliber, but in the '90's, I did test  the .223 against the .308 against 1" steel plate & the .308 won. Except when I used the .223 M855 green tipped ammo. There, much to my surprise, I found that it out penetrated the .308!  So in my opinion, in a combat situation, if one has to use an M-16, the green tipped ammo is the way to go. In my service with the USMC in the early '70's, & the Army N. Guard in the '80's, we only had m-16 A-1's & hadn't yet gone to the A-2's with the new ammo. That being said, I still wouldn't mind owning an m-1 carbine for trigger time at the range. At 60, I can't envision any human wave assaults in winter time, coming at me in the future anyway.

+Joe Green here you go: https://youtu.be/CTLpfO_IB60

+Joe Green week, yes. The carbine was never intended to be a battle rifle. It was originally intended to replace the 1911A1 for some troops. If I had to choose between the Garand and the carbine for a rifle to carry all day and probably never shoot, it would definitely be the carbine. If I had to choose between the carbine and a pistol to help my brothers defend against a human wave, it would again be the carbine.Like I said, though, I don't actually own a .30 carbine. Did you watch the .30 JSP gel test video?

+The Chopping Block It would sure suck to be on the receiving end of a Chicom human wave assault, only to find out your weapon wouldn't stop the screaming hordes coming straight at you but only part of the time. I'll stick with my Garand & its legendary DRT (dead right there) stopping ability. My M-1 is the Tanker version, so it's shorter & lighter than most, & real handy, like a carbine on steroids. Good luck with your M-1 carbine. 

+Joe Green have you seen my ballistic gelatin test of soft point .30 carbine? It will ruin your whole day. As I mentioned in the video, I don't believe that ordinary clothing can stop a .30 carbine bullet at any range that you can reasonably hit a man. The rumors are likely based on the poor accuracy when compared to the Garand and poor terminal effect of .30 carbine FMJ.For the record, the rifle belongs to a friend and, while I wouldn't mind relying on one for SHTF, my go to rifle is a suppressed AR-15 type rifle.Thanks for contributing to the discussion, it's fun discussing gun stuff. May you never need to fire yours in anger.

+The Chopping Block I'm sure the M-1 carbine round killed the Chicom's some of the time in winter. But some of the time it did not penetrate their jackets. I own an M-I Garand, while u own a carbine. If & when the SHTF, u use yours & I'll use mine, & when it's over maybe we can swap stories. Where there's smoke, there's fire. The same lack of penetration & stopping power was said of the .223 M-16 round. Now I own an AR-15 & an FN-FAL. In a winter firefight, guess which rifle I'd be carrying?  I've nothing against the M-1 carbine & wouldn't mind owning one. But I'd always keep its limitations in mind & only use it at the range. I wouldn't hunt with one or pick one for  a fire-fight. (Not that the Military had any choice in the matter). The .30 carbine round is accurate enough, but ballistically, it's only about the equivalent of a .38 special round. I'll pass on betting my life on that.

And then I'd have to shoot an actual North Korean soldier. And then the coriolis effect at my latitude would be interfering with the test and I'd have to do it on the 38th parallel. And then I'd have to do it another 100 yards further away.Thank you for watching and commenting, but this isn't so much of a scientific test as just a fun video demonstrating that clothing doesn't stop bullets in normal circumstances. At any range that a person could realistically "aim for the head" and reasonably expect to score a hit, the bullet is going right through the clothing.That said, if you purchase an authentic NORK uniform and ship it to me, I'm happy to shoot holes in it.

Thank you for watching.

Lol. Maybe if they bothered to feed them.

I have seen the Twig, he is well and working on something.......can't bring him out all the time, he works away a lot, out at sea, under the waves, with the fishes, but sometimes in space. LOL. Thanks for watching. Giles

I love your channel and your videos. I was wondering, I know that in the UK the gun control laws are outrageously restrictive. How is it as far as owning and shooting air guns? Keep up the good work. Take care.

Great day out. I think I had a little bit too much sun, I am built for winter! Thanks for coming and look forward to seeing you again perhaps next time without the camera and just an air rifle!

Thats a real kind comment, thank you. We get by with our laws, and certificates. Still plenty of fun to be had, and if we get bored the plane flight across the pond is quite easy. Thanks. Giles

Nice day out! I'm trying to get into air rifles, what spring break barrel in 177 or 22 (preferably 177) would you recommend? Thanks Giles.

Why would anyone think you could win with Nigel there. Sometimes it's just for fun. Especially when there are professionals there.

I really want a nice new air rifle, i have an old diana g80 which is still pretty accurate but i wanna upgrade but have no cash!!

Neither Me, Nigel or a professional won, it was a young shooter. Who was very pleased. Thanks for watching. Giles

A bit funny trying to navigate where we can and cannot shoot here. You're right though, should look a bit more.

Yes do, Bristol is OK, on a warm day....with the wind blowing away from the city. :) Thanks for watching. Giles

Another great video mate - keep it up :) I'll make sure to pop in somwhere in bristol next time I'm there :O)

Really enjoyed it, Thanks for the invite....yes next time no camera, and a little less sun. Cheers. Giles

HHmmm, thats a tricky one......got it.......can't type it but got it. Thanks for watching. Giles

Wish I had a range like that here in the states, or even better, where I live in Colorado!

great vid giles looked like alot of fun . now where was the twig not seen hin in a while .

Surely you have miles of open space to go shootin' in the US. Thanks for watching. Giles

Seems like you and the others had great fun! Nice to share it with this video. ^^

great vid giles do you know of any shooting grounds near sheffield ? thanks

NO, I got out shot. But the day was great fun. Thanks for watching. Giles

And before any one asks, no, I did not win the competition. :) Giles

In the pub a bit later........:) Thanks for hiccup watching. Giles

What a nice place and looks like a nice day. Did you win?

had me at bacon sandwiches...where's the cold beer?

It was a great day, thanks for watching. Giles

i can also do that brit accent, it's easy.

OMG im viewer 1 LOL

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+traderjoes Thanks for all the insights man! I'll definitely be checking out the used category more. I've heard that many people prefer the older version of the Juice... It makes me wonder if Leatherman is going to listen to the reviews and come out with another version... I'm getting a lot of use out of the Squirt so far, it's not very noticeable on my keys and in the pocket. I've been very impressed with the precision of the pliers as well :) Keys are always by the door and my wife will grab either the squirt or the screwpop 2.0 when she needs to open a package now. I

+Oblivion Tactical I'll keep that in mind if I find my keys are getting too heavy. I do like my keys to be as small/light as possible, but the additional weight hasn't bothered me too much yet. We'll see how I feel about it after a month or two :)

+12GaugeTommy Thanks man. I'm liking it so far. Haven't had much time to test it out yet though. If anything breaks on it I'll make sure to let everyone know. Thanks for watching.

Thanks! I already have a 16" AR, so I thought a pistol would go with it nicely. :) Thanks for the comment.

+Gear Truth Awesome!! Friend of mine has an AR pistol i shot for the first time the other day Loved it

+Shiny Knife Thanks! Stay tuned, I'm starting an AR pistol build soon!

+smilemoney initial impressions, I'm liking it for EDC. I will definitely do an update video after I've put it through its paces a bit.

+Dirt and Rust Thanks man. Yeah it's a lot smaller than I thought it would be. Perfect for the keychain, makes it really easy to EDC. I'll probably pick of a Juice someday... when they revert back to the earlier version lol.