Our Security in an RV
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Hi, I’m from Canada 🇨🇦 and stating my RV life with my 3 dogs. I love your second amendment. Thank you for sharing .
Thank you for commenting. We really enjoy visiting Canada
In the world today a fire arm is a must.
I dont know. We still own them. But we really dont go to places that would require them. Not a lot of folks having shootouts at the entrance to Bryce Canyon. WE dont do big cities, and mostly stay in rural area, with low drug rates. I appreciate your opinion though.
The best self defense is being aware of your surroundings. Most “bad guys” are looking for easy targets… the person with headphones on or looking down at their phone, etc. Some self defense training is good to have as well. I did several years of martial arts training and the biggest thing I got from that is to be constantly aware of your surroundings and to also project that in your body language. Head up, upright posture, look people in the face, let people know you see them and could identity them. But honestly this is why we have a motorhome. If something goes down I want to be able to leave without having to step outside.
all good points.
Another very inexpensive security tool is the solar-powered, motion-activated lights. They work amazingly well and don't cost much at all.
great comment. we are actually looking into those. We talked with a couple of fellow RVers today about it.
Do you have links to any you like? Security Lights
@@fastestfusionsport2363 We dont. We really try not to come off as pushing one thing over another. We do use Ring for our security and the bike alarms are on Amazon. I'm happy to make specific suggestions if you have any questions though.
@@fastestfusionsport2363 no, we have bought several brands off Amazon and they are all very similar. We went with just some of the cheaper ones.
I’m considering buying a Bryna for personal protection. Glad to see that someone else in the RV community carry this.
I'm shocked more don't
BEST video ever!, I agree 1000%. Thanks. You gained a subscriber, we are early 70s and pull an Airstream!! Never pull at dark--try to be aware ____yes___most ARE good! Everyone RV owner needs to watch this! Thank YOU!
I understand the concern for stray bullets. But in gun safety we are always taught to know what's on the other side of your target before you decide to pull the trigger. I carry everywhere but a good option in an RV of you're afraid of over penetration is a shotgun loaded with salt rounds. I'm a concealed carrier too but I also carry a secondary non lethal option like pepper spray. Usually the pepper spray is enough to get a bad guy to back off, but if that doesn't work then you got no choice sometimes. This is why training regularly is important.
I seriously thought about that but did not want to have to secure two items. We went this route to only have one weapon to secure and it would fit in the truck. Great comment, thank you for it and watching.
I am so horrified by how bad our society has deteriorated. I can recall fifty year ago we all looked out for each other. Your video is very enlightening. A real eye opener. Stay safe thank you for the info.
Well said and thank you.
Solo traveler grateful for this! Thank you so much! ❤
Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it.
My husband is an authorized Byrna dealer! Love this❤
That is awesome! We love it so far. Send us his contact information, and we will order supplies from him.
Hi. Can you send us contact information? Thank you.
WE WERE IN A RV PARK IN METRO LAS VEGAS THIS PAST MARCH AND APRIL. THE RV PARK HAD THEIR GOLF CART STOLEN. ON A PERSONAL NOTE WE MAKE EVERY ATTEMPT TO NOT HAVE TO STAY IN A BIG CITY RV PARK.
We are the same way, no to big cities.
I appreciate the thought given behind your security used, and the decision or preparation for where you chose to camp. 👍 Truly sad we can no longer enjoy the freedom of just feeling "free" to be.
Well said!
So glad I watched this video. Saving for later. I am planning on RV traveling in the next year. I travel now as a healthcare provider and travel with my Byrna … always! I bought it when I did a travel job in Montana and could not buy a gun there. While it’s not a gun , I still feel very safe with it.
we like it. I will say, we forgot to mention that the first thing we did was replace the lock. They are all the same and only have about 5 key variations. You can buy a master key to fit all of them on the internet. We used and RV lock that has a pin code, remote, and a backup key. Would never go without it.
Thx... For the security info. Especially the Internet and camera.
sure thing. we love passing on what works and what has not for us. feel free to reach out if you need anything. with T-Mobile possibly going away, we are looking into adding Calyx; which is basically T-Mobile
@@OurRoadLessTraveledWe have Calyx . It works great for the most part but if you’re not in a strong T-Mobile area it will buff a lot .It is cheaper than most other platforms and works well for us.
If you carry, you need to know how to use it and be willing to use it if you must. Otherwise it is dangerous to carry. Totally agree with you.
100% and great comment. Clay is fully trained, Maria not so much. It seems like a better solution and much safer with other people around. Towards the end of the year, we are both going back through the TX CC course.
Thank you so much, Maria and Clay, and to Todd and Jason, for your very informative video. I appreciate all of the advice and insight you shared. Safe travels👍🏾
Glad it was helpful! thank you for watching and the comment.
Thank you folks. Very informative. We've been snowbirds for 3 years. Two years ago we had our clam stolen from the back on the truck at a truck stop. Right now we have motion lights but were going with camera's also. And thanks for the tip on the Byrna SD. Looking on Amazon for that now. I do have a concealed carry. Safe travels.
We hear all kinds of stories. We have friends that had their generator stolen off the back of their rig, WHILE SITTING IN TRAFFIC. Glad you enjoyed it, safe travels.
A generator that's pretty brazen of the person who stole it. That's a shame.
the Byrna website runs specials all the time, for 15%-25% off depending on the promotion. very please with mine for over 1 year.
Coincidentally I was about to ask you some questions about your comms etc. The only things I'd add for possible consideration that overlap security and emergency prep would be: 1) 3,2,1 rule backups of important and irreplaceable documents, photos, contact lists etc. that can be accessed away from the rig/home. 2) A bug-out bag in case you suddenly have to vacate the rig in a remote location. 3) First Aid kit and record of any personal medical issues. 4) Automation that can trigger other actions (spotlight cameras/lights, motion detectors, door/window open/close sensors, vibration/glass break sensors etc.) Zigbee devices can be ideal for most of this as they use very little power, don't rely on Internet access or Wifi, and are relatively cheap. 5) Pocket router that can be used in hotel rooms and other public wifi spaces if insecure wifi is the only option. I'm an advocate of the Ring cameras as there's a community of "neighborhood watch" in our area that alert people to prowlers, porch pirates, emergency service activity, wildlife and help to locate lost dogs etc.
Agree …. 3,2,1 for docs, family photos and memiries: 3 locations 2 - local meaning your laptop and an external hard drive 1 - cloud based …. BUT … not all cloud storage is created equal.!!!! You need a long-term permanent solution so that when you expire your documents, family photos, and memories don’t also expire and are deleted and not available to family. I’ve have done extensive research on this, as I’ve lost files, I thought were secure but was wrong….😢 If you are ‘renting’ cloud storage, which most people are tell me, what happens when you stop paying rent Yep, you are evicted.
Great suggestions. The video was already so long we decided not the put that stuff in. We keep a go bag in the truck along with duplicates of Stellas records and other documents. We keep the originals in a binder in a specific location. We also changed out the factory door lock on the 5th wheel. Great comment, glad you added it.
@@user-ln3pj8yo2c Agreed, don'trely on any of your backups, and test them with the occasional restore. From my IT background, I did consuiltancy for a company that used tape backup. The first time they tried a restore they discovered the tapes were corrupted...
Excellent... Thx I'm finishing up a trip in Central Mexico. Will be back in San Diego in August/September. Buying a rig then traveling around California, Arizona, Baja Sur, dry camping/boondocking. I'll follow and learn... 😊
@@user-ln3pj8yo2c good information.
Opsec... Yeahp I remember hearing that which lets me know that this gentlemen spent some time in the military or connected to it lol❤❤
its up to us to save the world. congratulations you have decreased the threat level. have a great one brother.
Great info…THX !
Sure thing, thanks for watching it.
Lots of good information. Ty
Thank you. we also forgot to mention that we changed the door lock. Seems there are only about 5 keys to all those locks and master keys can be bought online to get into any of the factory door locks.
Great video. Thanks for the info
sure thing, thank you for the comment and watching.
Thanks for the information.
Any time!
Great bloopers! One other thing people should change the door lock on your RV. Too many similar keys out there. We have unlocked a friends RV with our keys before. Gonna need Clay to build us one of those fancy systems..lol
as soon as we meet up, guarantee he will configure one for you. and great point about the door lock, we completely forgot to mention that.
Very informative video. Safe travels.
Thanks, you too!
Great information as we prepare to embark on our full time living journey!! You made us aware of things we hadn’t even thought about.
you saying that makes it all worth it. Thank you for the comment.
Excellent advice
Thank you. We forgot to mention that we also changed out the door lock so that a master key would not fit it.
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it. Have a great weekend.
Dad had some one taking his gas at night so he got a long cord hooked up the hot wire to his truck , and that shit stopped 😁
I would have loved to see that.
The bike alarms are great, I used it, and they work great.
Great to hear! we ordered a couple to use.
CHANGE THE LOCKS ON YOUR RV TOO !
Yes, I wish we had put that in there. It was the first thing we did.
Nice review. Can’t underscore situational awareness and smart decision making enough. We carry a Byrna. Also, we travel with Bear spray (larger canisters) for protection. Walking staffs in the right hands offers yet another degree of protection. Stay safe and walk tall!
Great recommendations. Thanks for watching.
Wonderful Information. Thank you for Sharing. I support you and the Rights of America!!!
Much appreciated! Thank you for watching.
Great info! I’m new to firearms. But my husband and I are becoming very committed. I was thrilled to learn about the Byrna. I can’t wait to add one to our newest hobby. Thank you!
Glad to help spread the word. We really enjoy it.
Thx for the interesting video. We don't have a camper, never had. We like to look at different ones on KZhead but won't buy one. When I listen to what you guys said, it reminds me of when we lived in South Africa😂. We always had to be aware of our surroundings and had to lock ourselves in a jail at night and actually during the day too! May God bless you and keep you safe.
Thank you for watching and the kind words. Have a great rest of the week.
We will have to share our stories with you! Great video!
looking forward to that conversation.
Bike alarms are a great idea :)
Definitely! They are loud too.
We all need to take precautions- one of my best precautions is NOT staying at Cracker Barrel, Cabela’s etc where you are dealing with more of public - not other campers. Or traveling late at night. Or….just putting ourselves in a position where I could be a target.
Very good advice. Thanks for the comment and watching.
NICE
thank you
2A support alone gets a follow buddy 👍🏻🇺🇸
Thanks brother.
Oh and my husband and I are taking the concealed carry class this weekend
Great job. Hope you pass it. We will both be taking it in TX in Sept.
I think that is an excellent alternative. I have had my eye on Byrna for a while.
Thanks, I hope we never have to find out if it works or not.
I am new to your channel! Great info regarding security etc. the byrna is a great choice. Thomyt
Welcome aboard! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
Great video guys! Gonna have to get one of those non lethal guns.
So far we really like it.
A very responsible choice.
Thank you. I really feel better about it.
Excellent information what I do with my drone is fly it and land on top of the fifth wheel for the night. To remember in the morning to take it off the roof I set the case for it by the coffee maker.
Thanks for sharing!
I Agee !!! I have both in the rig!
thank you for watching and the comment. sage travels.
I have a CHL, and I do not like guns. But when you’re alone, boon-docking, in the middle of nowhere, be armed. There are very BAD people in this world. I’m all for non-lethal options, but I’d still keep a backup. I’ve been robbed, burglarized, mugged, and while staying in a crackle barrel overnight, I heard something and locked my truck which also turns the lights on. I didn’t see anyone, but found scratches and marks on my trucks door. Like he said, CAMERAS, I like eufy, and also trail cameras. They will video or take pictures when motion activated.
Thanks for the comment.
@@OurRoadLessTraveled 👍🏼
GREAT INFO!!! One of the best on security i’ve watched…
wow, thank you. we enjoy putting out videos but relish comments like yours. made our day.
Given that all we can do is increase our probability of safety. Main thing I get is travel incognito. Which I’ve been doing for 30 years. Cameras great idea. What about a super loud siren ? - likely would send most jackarses running. If someone has targeted me and seems set on taking me out - call 911 and turn on the loud as Fk siren. Sorry if y’all are laughing.
all good suggestions. We really dont have problems on the road. There are issues with theft in campgrounds though. We added an alarm to the 5th wheel and freaking loud sirens on the ebikes, plus we have them chained with a real chain. We also have Stella who barks that the trees moving. We did not want to start a panic, just bring awareness.
Me and wife both have our PISTOL'S for security I trained her previously range officer and competion shooter Don't leave home without it
Im still on the fence, if we did the right thing. good news is, we can always go pick it back up.
Looked at those and the reviews say they jam and would not want to discharge that in my RV. I would use a shot round in a 38 special revolver. Unlikely that would penetrate a second RV wall.
I have not had ours jam at all. As for using a .38 I have no opinion on it. I have never owned or shot a .38. One of the other reason for going to the Bryna is its legal in all 50 states and Canada. Not sure if the barrel of a .38 is long enough to get approval to take into Canada. great comment though. Thank you for watching.
I am like your quest. I would run cameras all around my rig whenever I get one. I too would like to know what’s going on around my rv. Mainly because I would be a solo rv’er. I may get a dog for added security so I could sleep.
Our aussie doodle is a great alarm. sometimes too good. I think whatever makes someone comfortable is the right answer. Good luck finding the right RV and hope to see you on the road soon.
Carrie and Carrie everyday
Some states its a big hassle. Thanks for watching.
There are videos reviewing this gun showing the rubber bullets bouncing off a subject
There is a lot that goes into the physics of the weapon, and a video can be made to show basically whatever you want to present. Each CO2 cartridge only provides max velocity for the first few discharges. It looses power after that. Is it perfect, no, but I have not heard of someone being accidentally killed with one. Will it do any good with the other person has a gun pointed at you, probably not. Its not perfect, but its the best solution for us at this time.
We carry a full-auto BB gun (metal pellets, not plastic) as our non-lethal deterrent...
Nice, ill have to google that. Always wanted one as a kid, when we had BB gun fights.
I have something similar but, deadly. 30 caliber PCP full auto airgun. Fires 16 shots in less than 1/10 of a second and over a hundred shots at full power (same power as a 22 long rifle) before needing recharge
@@leedove2811 ill have to look that up
@@OurRoadLessTraveled It's all over KZhead. It's called the Hatsan Blitz. Available in 22, 25 and 30 caliber
Interesting stories. Definitely some good points. I’m liking the pepper ball pew pew. I’m thinking about a camera system of some sort. I have a lot of money in Rv security now just because people suck, maybe I’m just jaded….salty if you will 😂. I don’t think I’ll ever get an E bike. They always get stolen. TT Las Vegas is a disaster. I’d have to pull security all night. NODS, plate carrier, flash bangs 😂. Oh, when in doubt, frag out 😊 stay safe
Thanks for the comment. Its sad that we have to go to such lengths to secure our property these days.
Not as sad as the 70s, 80s, etc. But Social media didnt play on everyone's fear back then, for eyeballs and ad revenue.
@@jr.6199you’re correct. Things have always been going on but not it’s always instant and in your face.
I’m weird.. I don’t have a key to my house . Leave the keys in the ignition of my vehicles. My entire life . Maybe I’m blessed to live in a community that that’s possible.. we go on vacation my home is unlocked keys are in our other vehicles.. even when we rv .. I don’t pull the keys on our class a never lock up .. but there’s a quiet German shepherd inside the door .. even in Michigan no one noticed the dog .
Our house in Huntsville, AL was like that. RV life is a little different as you go form community to community. Some are great, some you want to lock your stuff up.
I just found your channel. I am a big 2nd Amendment supporter so I appreciate your belief in safety. I like that Co2 pistol. I may get one of those.
Thank you. We have received mixed reaction to our position.
What about Rest Stops of the Highways? We have stayed at a few with no Problems?
We have never had an issue with any rest stop and routinely will spend the night in them. The only one that we would not even stop at is in Baton Rouge, LA. Once was enough at that one. Its the only one, that I really thought about taking my pistol with me to the bathroom.
7th grade Maria. lol. This was a great video!
ha ha, she did not find it as funny as i did. thanks for watching Laura.
I've been out here in my truck camper for a year and I've never had any trouble maybe it's just the places you guys are going yeah I know there's drugs out here in the area but nobody bothers me I leave my stuff out here when I go to town and get supplies nobody touches it
in the video we share that we, personally, have never had an issue at a campsite. Never had the need for a firearm, for the very reason you state. We dont stay in suspect areas. We move on and find something else.
I also have the Byrna non lethal weapon, but remember the pepper spray and tear gas is still illegal in the 13 communist states.
I did not know that at all. I have it setup for three hard then pepper then paper/tear gas. Probably won’t change it. Don’t tell anyone.
@@OurRoadLessTraveled We have ours set up 1 kinetic then the rest all pepper/tear balls
I don’t tell anyone what we have for security. However we’re traveling through Canada next month and are leaving some things behind. I have a cousin in Anchorage that will be lending us a thing or two.
we debated about keeping this to ourselves, but we get so many questions about it. Have fun up there in Canada. its on our list.
I agree with you about discharging a firearm in a camper, however, I don’t have many security concerns in most camp grounds. But when boondocking, out in the middle of nowhere, with no one else for miles, I carry a real side arm. Your self defense gun is probably the best I’ve seen, however, it’s a lot of money. Seriously, for inside the small, confined space, a sharpened walking stick or taser would be my choice. Like your videos, hopefully this country will change course by the end of the year. FJB
Fantastic comment. I had the same concern about Boondocking. We don’t do enough of it to be a greater concern. I would be lying if I said I had not second guessed the decision.
Praying it changes, if not God help us!
Terrible comment about The President!
@@OurRoadLessTraveled Not watching your videos anymore if you promote the insults to our President!
@@davejiannuzzi4160 my opinion you have yours.
I like them as a choice but carry a co2 bb pistol.
I like it for the blunt forces up close. Thanks for the comment and watching.
U gotta use harvest host much better areas
I agree but they are way to far off the interstate. We go form point a to b. Due to still working we dont have time to get very far off the interstate. If we were retire, yes we would use HH.
My only concern is that if you pull the byrna out and you confront someone that does have a gun, he now has grounds for self defense especially if you discharge yours and he can recover.
I can tell you, I would never pull a real gun or a Byrna and not intend on discharging it. I know that sounds horrible, but its the truth. If you have me frightened enough to pull a weapon, I am in fear of my life, and you are getting shot. I would never pull a weapon as a deterrent. I like the comment though, its something that really should be discussed. I hope to never be in that situation.
I wonder about door security most RV doors could be easily kicked in. What do you do to further harden your doors
its a valid concern. we changed the lock to keypad lock and keep a gun in the bedroom. We also dont leave the rig unattended in areas we dont know.
It looks like you have updated your internet connectivity and are using the Verizon Home internet and the T Mobile home internet equipment. is that correct? This looks different than what you described in your internet setup video from a year ago. I am curious if you have had location locking issues with the Verizon home internet solution.
This setup is different. Before we were using a sim form a tmobile phone on the magenta plan. We switched to T-Mobile and Verizon home due to cost. We have not had any issues with location locking. With that said, T-Mobile just announced T-Mobile away, for RVs @ $160 a month. It is expected that starting the first week of May they are going to location lock the home internet. There is another non-profit company out there called Calyx that is backended by T-Mobile and we are investigating that option to replace T-Mobile home. Oh, and the sims in the T-Mobile and Verizon home internet would not work in the peplink. well, they would but would drop down to 300gb a month like a hot spot. We opted to leave them alone and creat a wireless bridge to their devices.
Good info 👏👏👏👏but we live in a world 🌎 that is everyone to it self.,,,,so I want something that I can defend my family and love on,,,,simple stay safe blessings
I can't argue with that. I do the same thing.
Same world your ancestors lived in except now were safer and more affluent. But i focus on facts about US history and world statistics.
A VPN is a good way to used public internet.
it is but the overhead means you need much more bandwidth. Its what I use for work.
My 3 main ways to stay safe on the road are..1-The dog in my pic. If you tip toe within 20 feet of my trailer, he will alert..loudly. 2- My 2nd amendment rights. I only use this if they use this, in which case any other trailers near me are already at risk of harm..better that I can stop them first in my opinion. 3.- NEVER camp in a large city RV park, period. Crooks and thieves tend to be much more brazen on their own turf. While rural areas may have fewer law enforcement nearby most crimes are over with in minutes if not seconds..better to be able to handle it yourself. Works for me..maybe not for everybody though.
We dont do big cities either. We tend to camp where there is at least 1 horse within 50 yards, or a cow roaming around. Seems to be a better class of people
Great video.. carry a non lethal But also carry a deadly weapon.. The best deterrent is a a well trained dog .. we travel with a German shepherd..
We carry Stella, she hardly wont let us in the 5th wheel or truck. She is a great guard dog. We would have kept both, but the odds of crossing into Canada or a US state that has them banned is too high. NJ will put you in jail for even having one.
@@OurRoadLessTraveled A say German shepherd but she’s mixed with a rott. Gets rid of the hip displacement. Most don’t notice her .. she’s calm . But measures frome nose to tail 8 ft .. it’s odd how everyone looks past her .. but I’m good with it .. I know you know .. :). I don’t hide ..
@@OurRoadLessTraveled should I keep my reservation in New York? See how my wife and I a treated ?
@@bryanspayde5681 I would, we never had any problems in New York or NJ, or CA for that matter. I just felt like we had pushed out luck long enough.
You stated that the Byrna gun is legal in Canada. It most definitely is not - take it from a retired law Canadian enforcement officer. If caught with that type of weapon while traveling into Canada, you will be arrested and possible be imprisoned. So no, no, do not enter Canada with it.
byrna.ca/pages/faq-ca " ARE BYRNA PISTOLS AND RIFLES CONSIDERED TO BE FIREARMS IN CANADA? Yes. The Byrna launchers are considered firearms under the Canadian Criminal Code, however, they are EXEMPT from licensing requirements because the Byrna has a firing velocity below 500 ft/sec (150 meters/sec). "
@@OurRoadLessTraveled You may not carry any type Mace, Pepper Spray, into Canada, period.
@@willemkoeslag9269 I did not say you could. I stated the Byrna weapon is legal. You are correct the pepper bullets are not. You can only use the solid rubber rounds.
😮 I JUST RECOMMENDED THAT TO ANOTHER UTUBE PERSON !
Thank you.
The Byrna is just a standard large (.68") paintball gun, at an obscene price. It is also a firearm according to some states, where simply "firing a projectile with stored energy" defines a firearm. Other states define a firearm as using gunpowder, and that's where the Byrna is legal. It is still a concealed weapon if you conceal it. Paint ball guns are more common and less expensive, and just as powerful, in the .50" size with a great number of paintballs, including teargas and pepper spray and a variety of soft and hard balls.
While i agree with you from a technical standpoint, I think it would disingenuous to refer to it as a paintball gun. Here is why, Paintball guns are usually a smaller round that takes less energy to project. Most manufactures and paintball facilities cap the velocity at 300fps. If the Byrna used the same size projectile it would have a much faster velocity. As it is Byrna has a muzzle velocity over 340 fps. Now I know that there are paintball guns that shoot up to 1000 fps but they are not the norm, are not the same compact size, and the cost is comparable. I don't discredit your comparison, the technology is the same, just a different fit, form, and function.
I completely understand your concern with carrying a firearm however for me I have a firearm on myself 24/7.
I did too for years.
What type of camping chairs are your chairs.
They are Lippert. We have seen several similar ones at Camping World though.
Love the chairs thank you. If you come to AZ let us know. I’m going to go order some chairs 😁
What’s the name of the CO2 pistol?
Its a Byrna. byrna.com/collections/byrna-non-lethal-guns
Ring Doorbell? Amazon. 😮😂😅
Yes, we used the stick on holder. it has been over 2200 miles and still on the side of the rig.
I hate guns. But, I might invest in that gun you showed. I do own a police grade taser gun I carry 24/7. It came with the electrical cartridge and an extra one. When my husband and I traveled and stopped at rest areas which happen to be nice they were off toll highways. I always said if I'm not out in 5 minutes come check on me. That's the way we rolled. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Crazy times out there today. Safety is first always.
yes, being prepared is always best. thanks for watching.
@@OurRoadLessTraveled You are welcome.
Almost as crazy as the times we grew up in but we didnt have Fox news back then...
@@jr.6199 NOPE just the 3 local news stations channels 2,4,7,and 55, 56 and PBS. Glad we didn't have Faux news Lol. Ahhhh the good old days.
@@jr.6199 Thank God we survived with old Walter Cronkite. Lol No bike hats, no knee pads riding double on a bike. Ahhhhh loved it.
I am very interested in the opportunity to make money while living on the road. I’ve been driving for 40 years and want to stop and smell the roses
They only have one person reaching out to all the applications. This was never meant to be a recruitment video and they just don't have the overhead to handle all the requests. They have enough work to bring on 100-150 couples they just dont have the people in place to do it very fast. They are really backed up about 2 months now, but fill out this web form. It will automatically build a central communication chat between us. we are trying to get all the requests in one place so we don't miss one. findingourroadlesstraveled.com/contact-us#de2fa19f-4ec9-4404-92cb-fd2a976ecea6 Don't forget to subscribe and find us on Facebook
9mm!
.69 calibre
Hollow
Hollow?
@@OurRoadLessTraveled point* lol
@@Kylenewsom21 we are old, we don’t understand your comments. Appreciate them, just don’t understand them. Is it gaming lingo?
@@OurRoadLessTraveled no need to apologize I was referring to hollow point #2A
@@Kylenewsom21 now that I understand. That’s what we carried in the .45. Before that I always used black talons until they banned them for excessive force.
One safety catch I have is I have a credit card used on travel with a 2500.00 cap on it. Just to keep a tight lid just in case it’s breached. I have had the horrible incident of picking up a stalker inside my phone while traveling across Nevada I- 80. The FBI recommended keep the Blue tooth off. That’s how he was able to connect to my phone. Also Facebook Messenger is a weak link and you can get into trouble with as well. Stay safe👍🏼
all good points. thank you for bringing them up.
REGARDING THE HANDGUN; I'M GONNA RECONSIDER THE BYRNA AS THE TOOL OF CHOICE. WE DO SPEND TIME ELSE WHERE AND I'M LEGALLY ARMED WHERE I CAN BE. WE AVOID LOCATIONS WHERE GUNS ARE FROWNED UPON.
Same here. I like they byrna, unless we were in Chicago, or Brooklyn. But then we would never be in either of those, including NJ, LA, Oregon, or Washington ST.
You’re concealed carry doesn’t cover all 50 states unless you’re police or government. The Utah license only covers 32 of them, after that I’m not sure what I’d do.
you are correct. rarely did I concealed carry. we try to stay way form places that would require it. The Byrna has no requirement for one.
I suggest putting those Bike Alarms on your Licky Lockies. Just saying.
It sure they would fit. Are you at the SC huddle
I take the seat off the bike. If you want it that bad enjoy the ride.
Ha Ha, that is a great idea.
FRANGIBLE AMMO BETTER. I ACTUALLY DONT THINK THE BYRNO IS LEGAL N SOME STATES LIKE NYS A GOOD SHOTGUN IS MY CHOICE WITH CORRECT AMMO AND KNWING YOUR LOCATION ETC. NOT GOIND TO "THOSE" PLACES DOESNT ALWAYS WORK BECAUSE "BAD" PEOPLE SOMETIMES COME TO YOU
THe Byrna is legal in all 50 states. I checked before stating it. You are right about a shotgun, its a great home defense weapon.
If you don't want anyone to ever contact you when they see your RV, don't put your contact info (channel name generally reveals who you are) on your RV. It amazes me how people advertise their channel on their vehicle, specifically to be seen and used by people close enough to read it, then they act like the person contacting them is an axe murderer. Talk about a security breach. Revealing your identity, contact info to everyone in your vicinity, is pretty high on the list of possible breaches. For another few bucks, they can have your SSN, credit report, home address, and names/addresses of all your kids. But in reality, they're almost always just accepting your billboard of an invitation to check out who you are and what you're doing.
I am pretty sure we admit to accepting that risk, I think you took the entire segment out of context. Its not that we dont want people contacting us. We actually welcome that. What we stated was that out of all the contacts, only one of them was suspect. As for the other information, brother, I can get any of that with just a license plate. Nobody's PII is safe now days. I do appreciate the comments though. Its always nice to hear and see what other people think. We all get / hear different information in these videos. the feedback helps us learn how to present the information for future videos.
If a state does not allow me to carry then I don’t spend my money in that state
We just try to stay out of those states.
I could never understand why no one ever talks about this
Because today too many people loose their minds and it can damage working relationships with sponsors. We don’t have anyone paying us, so we are free to do it. The second reason is KZhead tends to block subjects like this and can even delete the channel. To us, it’s a serious concern with firearms in a campground with kids and fibreglass RVs. Hope you enjoyed it and thanks for watching
the fact that you do not bring up the laws of your up stairs neighbours says to me either you do not know or don't care if your country citizens get arrested in Canada. Might I suggest that you do a disclaimer at the beginning of your video's
Not really sure what you are talking about. The Byrna is LEGAL in Canada. We state that in the video. Only the pepper ball rounds are illegal.
Not a believable story from that trespasser
I agree. I would have call the police.
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What type of camera’s do you suggest
That is a loaded question. We use a gopro hero 10 for adventures. We use two difference cannons for night photography, live streams, and interviews. we supplement with cellphones, when we forgot the the other ones. Ultimately it depends on what you are wanting pictures of or video of.
I am not hating, but "Well regulated milita" says nothing about non milita members having guns. That being said you have given enough information. No one would know what I do keep my family safe. Unless you sending a message.🤔🤫😎. Having your KZhead channel plastered all over doesn't help. Finally. Do whatever is necessary to keep your family and your stuff safe and secure. Its not a lie. You did miss them.😂
The video was meant to be more about a .45 round going through multiple RVs and possibly killing other people. That is the main concern. Not so much if you live in a house. Thanks for the comments and watching.
Where on earth are you camping that you need to have a gun or a pistol? Oh my God . If you’re travelling in the US and you need a gun are you telling us that the United States of America is that dangerous?
Most of the places that we have found to be suspect are in route to other places we are staying. Yes, there are some dangerous places in the US. Worse at night.
There are absolutely dangerous places. I personally like keeping my family safe.