Videos tagged with Centerfire Handgun

This video addresses the common question of whether dry fire practice is harmful to firearms. The presenter explains that for modern centerfire handguns, dry firing is generally safe and a valuable part of "dry weapons manipulation" or "dry weapons training." This broader training encompasses activities like meditation, grip strength exercises, visualization, and malfunction clearing, all aimed at improving shooting skills. The video clarifies that dry firing involves pulling the trigger on an unloaded firearm and, in most cases, does not cause damage to the weapon, unlike potential issues arising from firing live ammunition. The presenter encourages viewers to continue dry firing and offers resources for further training.

The Austro-Hungarian Army Revolver Model 1870, known as the Gasser, was the empire's first centerfire handgun and served through WWI. This documentary explores its history and technical aspects. The Gasser is noted for its substantial size and weight, indicating a robust design intended for military service.