Videos tagged with 380 ACP Handgun

This video showcases a rapid-fire collection of over 100 handguns, presented in a safe and controlled environment. The presenter highlights various models, including High Point, Styer, Taurus, Mac, Sig Sauer, Mossberg, Smith & Wesson, Glock, Canik, Kel-Tech, Walther, American Tactical, FMK, SAR, and Heckler & Koch. The collection features a wide range of calibers such as 9mm, .40 S&W, .380 ACP, .45 ACP, and .30 Super Carry, with some models noted for specific features like threaded barrels or compensators. The presenter also teases a potential future video on an AK collection.

This video reviews several Bersa handgun models, categorizing them as good, better, and best. It highlights the budget-friendly nature of Bersa firearms, with specific attention given to the BP9CC, TPR9, B1911, and the high-performance M2XI 2011. The review emphasizes Bersa's evolution and expansion into the US market, showcasing their improved quality and features across different price points.

This video reviews seven firearms suitable for seniors seeking concealed carry options, emphasizing reduced recoil and ease of use. It highlights models like the Springfield Armory Hellcat RDP for its compensator and the Smith & Wesson Shield EZ for its user-friendliness, while also discussing the pros and cons of other popular concealed carry pistols.

This video addresses common questions and insecurities faced by first-time pistol buyers. It emphasizes the importance of a comfortable grip, understanding intended use, and considering safety features. The instructors highlight that firearm selection is personal and encourage trying different models before purchasing, stressing that ongoing training and responsible ownership are paramount.

John Johnson, owner of Firearms Training Facility in Cape Coral, Florida, discusses popular handgun options for concealed carry. He categorizes firearms by barrel length and size, from the Glock 19 (4.5-inch barrel) down to pocket-sized .380 ACPs and derringers. Johnson emphasizes the importance of choosing a firearm that balances concealability with shootability and capacity, advising viewers to consider their personal needs and physical build when selecting a carry pistol.

This video reviews five Smith & Wesson M&P handguns suitable for concealed carry, highlighting their features and benefits for self-defense. It covers models like the M&P9 Shield Plus, Performance Center M&P9 Shield Plus, M&P9 M2.0 Compact, M&P Shield EZ, and Performance Center M&P9 Shield EZ, detailing their ergonomics, capacities, and specialized characteristics for various user needs.

This video provides an overview of four Bersa handgun models: the BP9CC, Thunder 380, TPR-9, and Firestorm. The presenter highlights key features, shooting impressions, and general value propositions for each firearm, emphasizing Bersa's reputation for budget-friendly options with good performance. The TPR-9 is noted for its excellent trigger reset and simple takedown, while the Thunder 380 is praised for its versatility with a threaded barrel option.

This handgun showdown compares budget-friendly SCCY and Diamondback models. The SCCY CPX-3 (380 ACP) features a 2.96-inch barrel, 7.5-8 lb double-action trigger, and a quad-lock system. The SCCY CPX-2 ARD includes a Crimson Trace 1500 red dot. Diamondback's DB9 Gen 4 (9mm) is a pocket-carry option with a 3.1-inch barrel and a short reset trigger. The Diamondback AM2 offers a 3.5-inch barrel and a striker-fired trigger.

This video compares budget-friendly handguns from Taurus and Bersa, highlighting specific models like the Taurus TX 22, G2c, and Spectrum, alongside the Bersa BP9cc, TPR 9, and Thunder 380. The presenter discusses features such as magazine capacity, barrel length, trigger reset, and materials, offering insights into their suitability for concealed carry and general shooting. The comparison emphasizes value and performance for the price point.

This video presents a handgun showdown between Taurus and Remington models, comparing features, price points, and general impressions. It highlights the Taurus G2C as a budget-friendly subcompact 9mm, the Taurus Spectrum in .380 ACP for its light weight and unique grip, and the Taurus TH9c as a subcompact DA/SA option. On the Remington side, the R1 Limited is showcased as a high-capacity double-stack 1911 in .45 ACP, the RP9 as a budget-friendly full-size 9mm, and the RM380 as a reliable pocket-carry .380 ACP.