Videos tagged with Derringer

This review of the COP 357 highlights significant design flaws that make it a poor firearm for practical use. The reviewer, an experienced shooter, details issues with ergonomics, trigger pull, accuracy, and recoil management, concluding it's one of the worst guns he has ever shot. Despite some positive notes on trigger smoothness, the overall experience is overwhelmingly negative.

This video reviews the Bond Arms Cyclops 50 AE derringer, specifically testing a custom suppressed version. The host, Scott from Kentucky Ballistics, compares the suppressed model's sound and blast to the unsuppressed version. Various tests are conducted, including ballistic gel, target destruction, and accuracy at range, highlighting the derringer's significant power and the suppressor's effectiveness in reducing noise.

This entry details the 'Long Shot Harlot', a 3D-printed .22LR single-shot derringer. It highlights its 3-inch barrel, Picatinny rail for optics, and integrated grip clip for six spare rounds. The firearm's construction and potential for customization are discussed, emphasizing its DIY nature.

This guide details the loading and firing technique for the American Weapons Corporation two-shot derringer, as demonstrated by an experienced shooter. It covers the process from loading two .38 Special rounds to executing a four-shot drill at 18 yards, including observations on shot placement and aiming adjustments. The instructor concludes the firearm is not suitable for self-defense based on the performance observed.

This video reviews the top 20 new firearms showcased at the 2026 Shot Show. The presenter highlights innovative designs and significant updates across various firearm types, from shotguns and handguns to rifles and revolvers. Key mentions include the Rock Island Armory Packout 12 gauge, Staccato HDC4X, IWI Mate 12 gauge, and the new Glock 19 Gen 6, offering insights into their features and potential applications.

This video reviews five new firearms and one bonus item showcased at Shot Show 2026, focusing on innovative designs and unique features. The presenter highlights the IWI MAF shotgun, Bond Arms suppressed derringers, Ivor Johnson revolving shotguns, the Zerat Arms Waltz 9, and the Hunt Group L12 lever-action shotgun, along with Navy Arms' refinished surplus firearms. The selections emphasize advancements in shotgun technology and novel handgun designs.

This review of the Bond Arms Roughneck derringer, presented by TheFirearmGuy, highlights its value proposition as a budget-friendly yet reliable firearm. The expert reviewer, with high authority in firearms, details its mechanical operation, cost-saving measures like rubber grips and less premium finishes, and its performance at the range. The Roughneck offers the core Bond Arms reliability and versatility at a significantly lower price point than premium models.

This guide, presented by a GUNBROS host with high authority, details firearms and calibers unsuitable for ethical deer hunting. Key considerations include sufficient projectile energy and firearm accuracy. The video strongly advises against using small rimfire rounds, pistol caliber carbines, and birdshot, emphasizing that short-barreled firearms, even with powerful cartridges, often lack the necessary accuracy and velocity for a humane harvest.

This review covers the Bond Arms Defender derringer, highlighting its compact size, powerful caliber options, and versatility as a backup or survival gun. The speaker emphasizes its value, especially when purchased used with an extra barrel, and compares its barrel length and weight to other popular concealed carry pistols.

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the Intratec Tec-38, a two-shot derringer. It covers the unique barrel flipping mechanism and internal component access. The video highlights the importance of careful handling due to the design's potential fragility.

This video reviews 15 firearms available for under $300 (with some models slightly exceeding this budget), focusing on their affordability, features, and suitability for concealed carry, home defense, or recreational shooting. The presenter highlights key aspects like caliber, capacity, ergonomics, trigger quality, and overall value for money, offering a broad overview for budget-conscious firearm buyers.

The Yankee Marshal discusses personal carry preferences and firearm choices in a Q&A format. He outlines a hypothetical three-gun carry setup, favoring a Colt Python as a primary firearm, a CCW compact pistol as a backup, and a lightweight J-frame or derringer for a secondary backup. He also touches on the debate between striker-fired and hammer-fired platforms, expressing a preference for hammer-fired.