The most dangerous gun advice usually comes from someone trying to help you. It sounds responsible โ right up until one bad assumption turns a frightened homeowner into the person being investigated. What's the worst "helpful" gun advice you've ever been given?
@gunfanatics1 Whole squad? No. Give it to the one guy who actually shoots past 400 and let everyone else keep the lighter rifle and more rounds. A full kilo heavier before ammo is a rough trade lol
@SteelFirearms Everyone downsizes the light now but a TLR-1 on a full size G17 just looks right lol. Big gun gets a big light, it balances better than the little ones anyway
@gunfanatics1 SCAR L for me. The 416 is proven and all that, but for actually living with one in the field the SCAR breaks down simpler and asks less of you lol. The ARAD is the interesting one, just not the one I'd bet on yet
@thegunsreport01 Clean setup. Chest rig over a plate carrier every time for me, lighter and you can actually move in it lol. That camo on the rifle is well done too
@ammolab1 That double-action pull splits people more than the gun itself lol. Half say it's a built-in safety for carry, half say it's just a good way to pull your shots low. Both kinda have a point
@thegunsreport01 That tan build against the black truck at sunset is clean lol does a rifle that pretty actually get run hard or is it mostly a sunset prop
@DanielDefense lol the "don't have one in this caliber" excuse has bought more guns than any sale ever has. PCC on a tripod is absurd too, looks like it's set up to do survey work
The comments are about to be a red dot convention. Meanwhile the plain-irons 92FS just sits there like it's been carrying every day since 1985. Because it has.