Top 10 Tips for Beginner Gun Owners

One important aspect to owning a gun that hasn’t been discussed. You need a beard.

Thank you for this amazing video. Im 19 from NC and live in a drug, criminal infested area, definitely planning to buy a rifle for home defense

I live in n. Ireland legally it very difficult to own a firearm imean you are talking as if everyone has the right to have a gun a highly dangerous deadly weapon, what happens if you are not mentally or emotionally sound what happens if you are drunk, very angry , stoned on drugs and your mental capacity is badly affected. In my opinion NOBODY should carry a gun , only the police and military

I never owned a gun and thinking about getting my first gun at age 65. I have shot a shotgun and 22 rifle when I was younger. Anyway my concern is how the Biden Administration is making me feel like a criminal if I buy one. I feel like the government will be putting a target on me.
I do live in Iowa which is a very gun friendly state. Still a little scary of owning one a the moment.

I'm also certain I'm getting a bersa firestorm 380.

Awesome thank you

Great advice here, grew up with guns my whole life but only shotguns and hunting rifles, didn’t even get into handguns and the more tactical/self defense stuff until I was 21 or 22 and I did exactly like he said, I watched several channels and compared their opinions with what I wanted. I did have the advantage of having basic safety and terminology before I got into the fun toys but I haven’t been in a gun shop yet where they had a problem with me just hanging out and talking guns for an hour or so (excluding big names outlets like Academy)

After Jan 6th, I became a gun owner. Anything to protect my family from the Q-Crazies.

yup. My first rifle was a single shot .22. My first pistol was a Ruger Bull barrel .22. Still have the latter.

New to your channel. I liked the vid, but what I am missing is a help to pick the correct resource to educate myself, purchase and train with new firearm for first time owners. Obviously there are a tone of sources and information out there, but i bet a lot of them are either pro or anti gun wackos that try to dis-inform. how do i pick the sane/reality/fact based ones in my area to become responsible owner? Can you help beginners with that, please? Wanna point us in the right direction? Anyways, i enjoyed this vid and will watch more from this channel. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for the video. Alot of these videos don't show alot up front but yours gets to it all and shows many good benefits of being a firearm holder

Excellent information. We all had to start somewhere and train to get better. At least now compared to 30 years ago there are more training aids to assist to get better.

If you aren't in your own house, ask for permission before doing things. Especially before bringing your gun into a gun shop to ask questions about it.

Very serious question/clarification... You play Minecraft?? Haha that's awesome! Need that world tour now...

Yours is one of the few guns channels that I've been following for such a long time. And even if I'm in the guns' world for over four decades now, there is always something to learn.
All the best.

The first tip wasn’t that great in my opinion. You should always research and pick a great reliable gun because your life might depend on it.

What is that rifle with the white stock?

Mine craft is the goat of my childhood. Haven't played in years.

From watching you shoot cow poop with a cow poop of a gun (hi point c9) to watching what an influence on the community and the actual position you’ve taken in representing our 2A rights. God bless you brother.

I don’t use the optic often like Once a year. Should I take battery out OR leave it in the optic Device. Is leaving the battery out of the optic help with the longevity of the optic lifespan?
Thank you..