Videos tagged with All Steel

This video provides a review of the Zastava M83 revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. The reviewer highlights that these are police trade-in and military surplus firearms, manufactured in Serbia. They are described as all-steel, quality-made handguns. The review expresses gratitude to Aim Surplus for providing the firearms for the evaluation and Fiocchi USA for supplying ammunition. The video encourages viewers to like, subscribe, and check out Sootch's merchandise and exclusive content platforms.

The Sig P226 XFive is an all-steel, single-action-only handgun weighing 2.6 lbs unloaded. It features a 9mm caliber, is red-dot ready with a high-visibility front sight, and boasts an ambidextrous 1911-style safety. While heavy for concealed carry, its all-steel construction contributes to excellent shooting characteristics, making it suitable for competition and recreational use.

This YouTube video showcases the Vz61 firearm, specifically an "all steel match" variant. The description also highlights a partnership with Sellier & Bellot Ammunition, providing links to their social media profiles and website. While the video content itself is not described, the title and manufacturer mention suggest a focus on this specific submachine gun, likely at a range or in a demonstration setting, with an emphasis on its build quality and potential for competitive shooting or precision.

This YouTube video focuses on the Walther PPQ SF 9mm pistol, highlighting its all-steel construction. The title suggests a comprehensive look at this firearm, potentially covering its features, performance, and suitability for various applications, with an emphasis on its American and German origins. The video aims to provide viewers with detailed information about this specific handgun.

This video provides a detailed look at the EAA Girsan P35 Match 9MM pistol. Key features highlighted include its full-size frame, fiber optic front sight, all-steel construction, extended beavertail, beveled magwell, and a straight clean break trigger. The description also mentions the video is a review thanks to The Gunsmith, a firearms dealer.

This YouTube video features a review of the Canik SFX Rival S, an all-steel framed 9mm pistol. The title "Heavy Metal" hints at the robust construction of this firearm. The description provides a direct link to the full review and mentions the Sootch00 YouTube channel, a known source for firearm content. The video likely delves into the performance, features, and handling of the Canik SFX Rival S.

Larry Vickers of Vickers Tactical reviews the Ed Brown EVO-E9, a 9mm 1911 pistol. He highlights its all-steel construction, Commander-style size, and modern features, emphasizing the quality expected from an Ed Brown firearm. The video encourages viewers to subscribe and provides links to Vickers Tactical's social media and website.

This YouTube video reviews the new 'All-Steel' SIG P365XL Spectre, but with a strong warning that the information presented may be "whack." The description emphasizes viewer support and directs viewers to the creator's merchandise and social media channels. The video appears to be a personal take or potentially a satirical review given the "whack info" disclaimer.

This YouTube video introduces the new Beretta 92X Performance Defensive pistol. The title suggests it's an all-steel carry version of the Beretta 92 platform, implying a focus on durability and potentially a heavier build suitable for defense. The description highlights viewer support and provides links to the creator's social media and merchandise. The content creator, The Yankee Marshal, is known for firearm reviews and commentary.

This review covers the Colt Combat Commander 1911, highlighting its history as an all-steel evolution of the original Commander. It details the differences from the Government model, including barrel length and weight, and discusses its classic blued finish and operational features. The review also includes range performance, trigger pull analysis, and a field stripping guide.

This NRA Gun of the Week features a review of the Armscor BBR 3.10, a sub-compact double-stack M1911 pistol. The review highlights its all-steel construction, 3.1-inch ported barrel, and 10-round capacity for .45 ACP ammunition. Key features discussed include its weight, Parkerized finish for durability and corrosion resistance, LPA adjustable rear sight, serrated post front sight, and gas ports for recoil mitigation. The pistol is designed for easy concealment and enhanced power, with G10 grips and checkering for improved control.

This video presents the 'TOP FIVE All-Steel Compact Carry Guns.' The creator humorously notes a filming oversight where their hat was forgotten, but opted not to refilm. The channel and TYMP Pistol Project are viewer-supported, with no sponsors. Links are provided for Patreon support, merchandise, and social media. The content aims to bring together individuals with shared interests in hobbies, tactics, and gear.