Videos tagged with 380ACP

This video highlights the Rock Island Armory LI380, a compact, all-metal, single-stack pistol designed for deep concealed carry. It features an 8+1 capacity and a Double Action/Single Action trigger system. The description emphasizes its ergonomic design, stability, and dependability for everyday carry, mentioning features like the LI-comfort Grip and fixed barrel with a load indicator. The video is also linked to a comprehensive firearms resource website.

This video explores the Walther PPK/s .380 ACP pistol, highlighting its iconic status, particularly its association with James Bond. While acknowledging that Bond technically used the PPK, the presenter emphasizes the close resemblance and iconic appeal of the PPK/s model. The video offers a glimpse into a firearm many viewers have desired since childhood due to its cinematic legacy.

This video introduces the new Hi-Point YC380 pistol, humorously referred to as the "Yeet Cannon." The description highlights its chambering in .380ACP, suggesting the video will likely cover its features, design, and potentially its performance. Given the brand and model name, expect discussions relevant to budget-friendly firearms and the unique marketing approach of Hi-Point.

This video highlights three compelling reasons for carrying a .380 caliber pistol as part of one's Every Day Carry (EDC) setup. It focuses on the practical advantages of this specific firearm choice for concealed carry. The title suggests a list format and includes brand and model mentions, indicating a practical, consumer-focused approach to personal defense with firearms.

The Beretta 80X Cheetah is a modern update to the classic Cheetah series, featuring an optics-ready slide, accessory rail, and improved ergonomics in .380 ACP. It boasts an excellent DA/SA trigger with a short reset and demonstrated 100% reliability over 1,200 rounds. While priced at a premium ($725-$800), its accuracy and build quality justify its position as a high-quality firearm.

This review highlights the KelTec P3AT's suitability for concealed carry due to its ultra-slim profile and compact size, demonstrated by drawing it from a tote bag. The live-fire segment showcases its rapid cycling and manageable recoil for a .380 ACP pocket pistol. The video also features a range environment at Tiger Tac Academy.

This video features a box opening of the Ruger LCP II, a compact semi-automatic pistol chambered in .380 ACP. The description provides key specifications including its capacity of 6+1 rounds, a 2.75-inch barrel, an overall length of 5.17 inches, and a weight of 10.6 ounces. It highlights the high-performance, glass-filled nylon grip frame and a black oxide finish on both the slide and alloy steel barrel. The video appears to be a straightforward unboxing and initial presentation of the firearm.

The Ruger LCP II is a significant upgrade for deep concealment, featuring a much-improved trigger, better sights, and enhanced ergonomics over its predecessor. While it maintains a micro-pistol size for easy pocket carry, its 6-round capacity and .380 ACP chambering make it a viable self-defense option. The last-round slide lock and improved grip texture are key functional enhancements.

This video provides a review of the Hi-Point 380ACP pistol, evaluating its performance as a budget-friendly firearm. The reviewer aims to determine if the pistol is a worthwhile purchase or simply a "junk" option, testing its reliability with various ammunition types. The description also includes promotional links for apparel brands and the reviewer's Amazon store.

This video showcases the Smith & Wesson M&P380 Shield EZ pistol, highlighting its use for concealed carry. The review features the firearm in a DeSantis Mini Scabbard holster, along with other everyday carry (EDC) essentials. The "I Carry" series typically focuses on practical firearm choices for personal protection and the components of a well-rounded EDC setup.

The Ruger LCP remains a top choice for deep concealment due to its slim profile and low price point, often found between $170-$200. Recent production models feature improved triggers with shorter travel and a pull weight around 9 lbs, a significant upgrade from earlier versions. Reliability is high, with zero malfunctions reported over 400 rounds, making it a dependable option for everyday carry.

The Smith & Wesson M&P 380 Shield EZ is highlighted for its ease of use, particularly its soft-shooting characteristics and simple operation. It features a magazine with a loading assist tab and a slide that is exceptionally easy to rack, making it suitable for shooters who struggle with standard firearms. While generally praised for its grip texture and safety features, potential users with larger hands are advised to consider the version without an external thumb safety to avoid accidental engagement.