Videos tagged with Compact Carry Pistols

This video provides an expert overview of 11 new pistol models unveiled at SHOT SHOW 2026, covering a range of manufacturers and firearm types. The presenter, demonstrating high authority and expertise, details specifications, features, and potential applications for each firearm. Key takeaways include advancements in compensated pistols, modular chassis systems, and new offerings in popular handgun platforms.

This video reviews four new 9mm handguns for 2025: the Canik METE SFT, Canik SFX Rival, Girsan MC P35, and Mossberg MC2C Optics Ready. It highlights key features, performance, and value propositions for each model, offering insights for potential buyers looking at duty, competition, or concealed carry options.

This video reviews five fast compact carry pistols, ranging from budget-friendly to premium options. Honest Outlaw's Chris highlights features contributing to rapid shooting, such as low bore axis and compensators, while assessing price-to-performance value. The CZ Shadow 2 Compact is ultimately crowned the fastest for the money.

This video reviews 15 compact carry pistols, evaluating them on durability, reliability, accuracy, and affordability. It covers a range of actions including double-action, striker-fired, and single-action. The top picks include the Staccato C2 for its blend of performance and carry reliability, the Glock 19 Gen 5 as an industry standard, and the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 Compact for its durability.

The Yankee Marshal discusses five discontinued handguns he wishes were still in production. These include the Röhm R9S micro-9mm, the innovative Hudson H9 with its low bore axis, the versatile SIG Sauer P239, the unique Walther P99AS with its anti-stress trigger, and the entire Smith & Wesson Night Guard series of lightweight scandium-framed revolvers.

This video from Gun Talk Media discusses Springfield Armory's lineup of compact pistols designed for concealed carry. Rob Leatham highlights the evolution from their 1911s to polymer-framed XD, XDM, and XDS models, emphasizing their suitability for concealed carry due to compact dimensions. The discussion covers barrel lengths, magazine capacities, and the trade-offs in concealability versus shootability, concluding that smaller guns can still be accurate with proper shooter technique.