5 Guns to Buy Before a Ban in USA (2022)
Guns are an issue.
They have always been an issue and they will always be an issue.
There is always someone out there with the great utopian idea that if we simply take
away all the guns we will eliminate all the crime.
This idea has been proven to fail for many reasons.
And yet it still might happen.
So what guns should we acquire before then?
Number 5.
FM-9 We don’t know all the types of guns that
will get caught up in some kind of ban but we’re positive that AR-style pistols will
be gone pretty quickly.
There are so many different AR-style pistols that are on the market, but we really like
the compatibility with Glock accessories, including magazines.
Since the majority of us own a Glock the FM-9 will save you hundreds in magazines.
You might get wear and tear quicker if you use the magazine in two guns, but if you take
care of your gear it shouldn’t make a big difference.
Using a 30+ round Glock mag on the FM-9 would be a lot of fun on the range.
Foxtrot Mike produced this gun specifically for Primary Arms, who sells it exclusively
on their site.
It’s built with a 7" steel barrel with a 1:10 twist rate to be able to handle heavier
9mm loads.
We appreciate the creativity and ingenuity of the enlarged mag release lever because
we can honestly say that we’ve never seen a mag release like the FM-9.
It would be one thing if it just looked cool, but with all our research, we haven’t read
anything bad about this gun.
There are many other AR pistols that are nicer but you can’t get any of them for less than
$1,000.
The FM-9 comes in at only $649.00 for an incredible deal.
This is a great gun that will leave you impressed and satisfied with your purchase.
If there was ever a time to take the leap, now would be it.
Number 4.
AR-15 Springfield Armory is about as American as
Bison and the 4th of July, so anytime you can get one of their high-end rifles for around
$1,200, you should do it.
The Saint Victor along with any other AR-15 rifle will be the first to go with a gun ban.
If there is any gun that we believe every American should have, it would be an AR-style
rifle chambered in 5.56 NATO.
There is no other type of gun that can provide the versatility that an AR has in range, accuracy,
and performance.
The Saint Victor is built with extremely rigid and strong 7075 T6 Aluminum upper and lower
receivers with a very expensive Chrome-Moly Vanadium (CMV) barrel.
The Saint Victor model comes with a 30-round Magpul PMAG Gen M3 and is equipped with a
single-stage falt trigger for an easy and consistent pull.
The overall weight is only 6.56 lbs. and is perfectly balanced throughout the rifle.
The minute you hold this rifle, you’ll understand why it’s over a grand, but we promise you
that it’s worth every penny.
With the way things are going right now, we wouldn’t be shocked if they instituted a
ban on purchasing new AR-15 rifles.
Number 3.
FN PS90 The FN PS90 is a rifle that will be gone faster
than a shooting star if a ban gets issued by the President.
It’s one of the most iconic rifles used in media due to its unique bullpup design
and performance.
It shoots a different round in the 5.7x28mm, instead of a 9mm, so ammo will be more expensive
and heavier.
However, at only 6.28 lbs and only 16" in overall length, the PS90 is a hell of a gun
to have before they’re banned.
If anything it will be the funniest plinking gun you’ve ever owned with a 30-round mag
and nice optic, which is easily installed on top of the Picatinny Rail system.
FN is a quality company that we’ve never had an issue with because they use high-quality
metals and meticulous processing.
The PS90 is no different with a hammer-forged barrel that is lined with chrome to handle
the heat from the explosion.
The FN PS90 does a really good job of keeping things simple, but creative.
For example, the PS90 is built with a synthetic thumbhole in the stock to allow for a tighter
grip and more control when handling.
The barrel of the gun is embedded deep into the stock to cut down on overall length and
improve versatility of the gun.
The ambidextrous charging handles are a great touch because we can tell you how grateful
us lefties are for the thought.
The PS90 is still being used by European nation’s in law enforcement and military organizations
because it’s a great gun that performs well and has a high capacity.
Number 2.
The Kalashnikov For many years the Kalashnikov was the “enemy’s
gun” and shunned by red-blooded Americans.
Ironically, when the AK-47 originally surfaced, the American military dismissed it as cheap
and ineffective.
Boy, were they ever wrong.
As CJ Chivers, the New York Times columnist and author of the “The Gun” wrote, “the
Kalashnikov-carrying guerrilla, a common man with portable and easy-to-use automatic arms,
was now in the field by the tens of thousands, and these men were outgunning American troops.”
One of the reasons why Kalashnikov-carrying troops had the edge over US forces was because
of the rifle’s legendary reliability.
A well maintained AK (or even a not so well maintained one) almost never fails.
The rifle’s parts are hefty but loose enough to power through sand or grit.
You can punish an AK-47 in oh-so-many ways such as burying it in the mud or immersing
it in water and it will still operate.
The upshot: you may not be outfitting a guerrilla band but if you need a dependable rifle, you
can be certain that it will fire when you pull the trigger.
Another advantage: The standard AK-47 round, which is 7.62 x 39mm, packs a wallop.
If the 7.62 chambering is not to your liking you can purchase it in other calibers with
less recoil.
Ammo is readily available and is relatively inexpensive compared to other rifles so you’re
not going to go broke practicing.
Finally, cleaning and maintenance of the AK-47 is uncomplicated.
You can field strip it in under a minute.
Prices begin at around $600 and go up to $2000+.
What accounts for this wide spectrum?
For more expensive AKs you’re paying for higher quality parts, better fit and finish,
premium coatings and the labor that comes with superior workmanship.
It’s really a matter of getting what you pay for.
The more expensive the rifle the most likely it will be more dependable and durable.
There are disadvantages with an AK-style rifle compared to the AR-15.
The AK-47 is heavier by over a pound.
If you are going to carry your rifle around all day or shoot offhand a great deal, this
is not inconsequential.
Another important issue: The ergonomics on the Kalashnikov platform are clearly not as
good as the AR-15.
They take some getting used to.
If you’re planning on purchasing an AK-47 and have never fired one, you owe it to yourself
to check one out just to see how it feels.
If you’re interested in customizing your AK, third party accessories are available
but often finding parts that fit can be challenging.
Unlike the AR15, which is generally manufactured to Mil-Spec requirements, the AK has no such
universal standard.
Essentially all AK-47 variants are built to slightly different specs.
That means adding optics, handguards and other third party parts can be a hassle because
it’s hard to ascertain that the new items will fit and work correctly.
Number 1.
MAC 10 The “Military Armament Corporation Model
10" or MAC 10 is compact machine pistol developed in1964 by Gordon B. Ingram, founder of Military
Armament Corporation.
Known for producing machine pistols and for popularizing submachine guns, Ingram titled
the pistol the “M10" however MAC 10 became such a common stand-in that it is used more
frequently in industry literature.
Built almost entirely from steel stampings, the MAC 10 features a notched cocking handle
that can also turn to lock the bold and indicate that the weapon cannot fire.
A telescoping bolt wraps around the barrel of the pistol, making it very compact and
balancing the overall weight of the weapon.
The MAC 10 gained most of its recognition due to its success incorporation of a revolutionary
suppressor.
The suppressor made the weapon's full automatic discharge extremely quiet and also added weight
that helped to control the felt recoil.
The 1994 Assault Weapons Ban meant a redesign for the MAC 10 whose new edition was released
as the PM11/9 and could no longer accept a suppressor or use magazines larger than 10
rounds.
However you can find different MAC 10 models and variants online.
That’s all for this video, folks!
See you another time!