Videos tagged with Centerfire Handgun

Chris Sajnog debunks the myth that dry firing is bad for firearms, stating it's generally safe for modern centerfire handguns. He emphasizes that 'dry fire' encompasses a broader range of 'dry weapons manipulation' or 'dry weapons training,' including drawing, malfunction clearing, and mental preparation, all of which improve shooting skills without damaging the firearm. He advises against dry firing specific firearms where it might cause damage, but for most common handguns, it's a safe and beneficial practice.

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.

This video reviews steel targets from ShootSteel.com, focusing on their 12x20 static silhouette and an 8-inch round target. The reviewer highlights the heavy-duty construction, specifically mentioning 1/2-inch and 3/8-inch AR500 steel, and the portable base system designed for easy setup and takedown. The targets are shown in action, demonstrating their durability against various calibers.