Videos tagged with Beretta 950B Minx

This video reviews the Beretta 950B Minx, examining its suitability for concealed carry. The host expresses concerns about its underpowered nature and reliability, despite acknowledging its good condition and fun factor at the range. The video aims to illustrate why the Minx is not recommended for life-or-death situations. It also promotes the host's website, Patreon, training partners, and various gun rights organizations.

This review covers the Beretta 950B Minx in .22 Short, a compact Italian-made pocket pistol from 1958. The video highlights its unique tip-up barrel for easy loading, European-style magazine catch, and the historical context of import restrictions due to the 1968 Gun Control Act. It's noted as a classic, albeit not the most accurate, design for concealed carry.

This review of the Beretta 950B Minx in .22 Short focuses on its suitability as a concealed carry handgun. While acknowledging its limited stopping power, the video assesses its performance in critical areas like time to first hit and accuracy within a three-second window, using a one-handed shooting test at 20 feet. The .22 Short cartridge is noted for its lack of 'knockdown factor'.