Videos tagged with 9mm Makarov

The Kevin is a unique Czech micro-compact pistol, also known as the Micro Desert Eagle in the US. It features an innovative gas delay system with ports in the barrel to reduce recoil, making it surprisingly manageable in both .380 ACP and 9mm Makarov calibers. Despite its small size, the pistol offers a DAO trigger and a simple internal mechanism, including a novel magazine catch.

The Walther PPK SD in .32 ACP offers a softer shooting experience with significantly less recoil compared to its .380 ACP counterpart. This iconic James Bond firearm features a threaded barrel for suppressor use, a new extended beavertail to prevent hammer bite, and a double/single action trigger. While the .32 ACP version is a classic, reliable, and pleasant sidearm, its double-action trigger pull is heavy.

This video demonstrates the basic manual of arms for the original Russian Makarov pistol, specifically the PM model. It highlights the classic Soviet-era design, including red star grip panels and the external safety/decocker. The demonstration covers magazine insertion and chambering a round, showcasing the firearm's profile and serial number.

This YouTube video provides a tabletop review and field strip of the Grand Power LP9M pistol. The review covers the contents of the box, notes from the manual, and details on the pistol's fit, finish, and features, including a discussion of the trigger. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to a field strip demonstration and examination of the chamber fit. The video also includes a segment of range footage and concludes with a thank you to patrons. The creator also directs viewers to their website and Instagram for more content and product information.

This video explores seven surplus firearms available for under $500 in 2023, highlighting their affordability and historical significance. It covers rifles like the Chinese Type 53, Turkish M38 Mauser, Carcano M91, Swiss K31, SKS, and Lee Enfield No. 4, as well as pistols such as the Polish Radom P64 and CZ 52. The content emphasizes finding functional and collectible pieces despite market changes.

The vz.68 and Skorpion 9x19 represent a significant evolution of the Skorpion lineage, adapting the compact design for the 9x19mm Parabellum cartridge. Engineering challenges included a lengthened receiver and doubled bolt mass for increased pressure. Despite modernization efforts, complexity and cost limited production to around 85 units before CZ moved to the Scorpion EVO 3.

The Soviet EFA-2k Spetsnaz holster is designed for Condition 3 carry, automatically chambering a round and cocking the hammer during the draw. Range tests revealed no significant speed advantage over traditional Condition 2 carry. The presenter expressed serious safety concerns due to the push-through mechanism, likening it to the Serpa holster's potential for negligent discharge.

This video clarifies the common confusion surrounding '9mm' ammunition, highlighting that it refers to multiple distinct cartridges with different dimensions and pressures. It details calibers like 9mm Luger, .380 Auto (9mm Kurz), 9mm Makarov (which uses a larger projectile), and others such as .357 SIG, .38 Super, and various long-case 9mms. The importance of correctly identifying ammunition to prevent dangerous misfires and ensure proper firearm function is emphasized.

This video features a Clear Ballistics gel test of Prvi Partizan 95 grain Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) ammunition in 9x18mm caliber. The test is conducted using a Bulgarian Arsenal Makarov pistol. The description provides context on the 9x18mm round, comparing its power to .380 ACP and 9mm NATO. It also thanks sponsors Ventura Munitions and Proxibid, and promotes the TFBTV Patreon page.

This TFBTV episode humorously speculates on what famous personalities, films, or publications different firearm calibers would represent. Hosted by James, the video is presented as a Belated NYE Special, acknowledging the many celebrity deaths and controversial news of 2016. The core concept involves assigning celebrity archetypes to calibers, with specific examples like 9mm and .357 SIG being questioned. The description explicitly labels the video as "truly awful," indicating a self-aware, potentially comedic or satirical approach rather than a serious firearm review.

This video by hickok45 emphasizes the critical importance of using the correct ammunition for a given firearm. It highlights that simply fitting a cartridge into a chamber is not a guarantee of safety or functionality. The content covers safe exceptions for interchangeable rounds, the dangers of modern pressures in antique firearms, and warnings about high-pressure boutique loads that can damage weaker actions. The core message is to always verify firearm markings and match them precisely to ammunition.

The CZ 83 is a reliable and budget-friendly .380 ACP pistol, offering high capacity (13+1) and manageable recoil due to its all-steel construction. It features a smooth DA/SA trigger, adjustable sights, and a durable chrome-plated barrel with polygonal rifling. As the civilian version of the CZ 82, it remains a solid option for concealed carry and everyday defense.