Videos tagged with CPX-3

This video offers shooting impressions of the SCCY CPX-3 pistol, specifically with a Crimson Trace Red Dot sight installed. The content focuses on the user's experience and performance with this firearm and optic combination. The description also includes affiliate links for optics, Amazon gear, and channel merchandise, suggesting a review or demonstration format.

This YouTube video provides a tabletop review and field strip demonstration of the SCCY CPX-3 pistol, specifically featuring its integration with a Crimson Trace red dot sight. The content covers a detailed examination of the firearm's features and functionality, along with a step-by-step breakdown for maintenance and understanding its internal mechanics. The description also includes promotional links for the creator's Instagram, Optics Planet discount code, Amazon gear recommendations, and merchandise.

The SCCY CPX-3 is a budget-friendly .380 ACP pistol targeting casual owners seeking a simple, affordable firearm for self-defense. While it offers a comfortable grip and a surprisingly smooth DAO trigger, it suffers from reliability issues like nose-dive malfunctions and a problematic magazine follower. Its accuracy is comparable to a Ruger LCP, and its design prioritizes ease of use over high-performance shooting.

This YouTube video presents a 500-round "torture test" of the SCCY CPX-3 pistol. The objective is to determine the firearm's reliability under sustained firing, observing how it performs when the pistol becomes hot and dirty. The description encourages viewer engagement and provides links to various playlists covering handgun reviews, rifle/shotgun reviews, Second Amendment advocacy, gear reviews, and range tests, as well as social media links.

This TFBTV SHOT Show 2019 coverage features James visiting the SCCY booth to introduce their new doublestack .380 CPX-3 pistol. The CPX-3 is designed for control and shootability rather than extreme compactness, competing with models like the S&W M&P .380. Key features include the "Roebuck Quad-lock system" for accuracy, an adjustable rear sight, a 10+1 capacity with three magazines, and an unloaded weight of 15oz. Unlike previous models, it doesn't have a manual safety. The video also highlights TFBTV's monthly Patreon giveaways for belts and firearms.