Videos tagged with Bullpup Handgun

The Yankee Marshal identifies the Bond Arms Bullpup as the strangest firearm in his collection. This semi-automatic, hammer-fired 9mm pistol features a unique bullpup design where the chamber is located far back, allowing for a shorter overall firearm length. The video details its unconventional loading mechanism, where rounds are stripped backward from the magazine, and highlights the importance of using crimped ammunition to prevent malfunctions.

This video provides an expert-level analysis of the Boberg/Bullpup9 design, focusing on its unique rearward extraction and rotating barrel mechanism. Ian McCollum, an expert in firearm mechanics, explains how the design aims to maximize barrel length within a compact form factor, akin to a bullpup rifle. The explanation details the complex cycling process, including how cartridges are fed from the rear of the magazine and how the barrel rotates to lock and unlock the action.

This video reviews ten firearms deemed 'awful' for carrying in 2024, highlighting their design flaws, reliability issues, and impracticality for concealed carry. It covers a range of firearms from the Ruger 77/44 rifle to the Colt All American 2000 pistol, detailing specific problems like accuracy issues, poor ergonomics, and legal bans. The expert analysis focuses on why these firearms are not recommended for personal defense or general use.

This video reviews the Bond Arms Bullpup, a unique 9mm subcompact handgun. It highlights its reverse-feed, semi-automatic design and its extremely compact size, fitting into the palm of your hand. The review directs viewers to GUNS Magazine for more details.

This video provides an update on the Bond Arms Bullpup 9, a redesign of the Boberg XR9-S. A representative from Bond Arms details technical improvements, including a new 'lubeless' molecularly bonded coating from Anderson Manufacturing that significantly enhances reliability, allowing for 500-700 rounds without jamming. The guide also covers ammunition recommendations and clarifies potential operational issues, emphasizing the importance of understanding the bullpup design and proper maintenance.

This review of the Bond Arms Bullpup 9 from SHOT Show 2017 highlights its innovative bullpup design, placing the chamber behind the trigger for a compact 5.1-inch overall length with a 3.34-inch barrel. The handgun features a unique rearward-feeding magazine system, a double-action-only trigger with restrike capability, and is rated for +P ammunition. It offers interchangeable G10 and Rosewood grips and boasts a stationary, fixed rotating barrel for accuracy.