Videos tagged with Discontinued Model

This review examines the Glock 19 COA (Cut Optimized for Aimpoint) Gen 5, a limited-edition pistol featuring an Aimpoint ACRO P-2 red dot sight. The video details its performance in shooting drills, dot tracking, and durability tests, noting its current scarcity and inflated market price due to Glock discontinuing civilian sales. While a capable firearm, the reviewer suggests it may not be worth the significant price premium over standard Glock MOS models for most consumers.

This video features a detailed review and discussion of a Sig Sauer P220 Carry pistol, a model discontinued by the manufacturer. The presenter, who has owned the firearm for over 12 years, discusses its features, performance, and sentimental value. The discussion includes its .45 ACP caliber, 3.9-inch barrel, anodized aluminum frame, and single-action trigger with a short reset. The presenter also touches upon the firearm's resale value and the condition of its original night sights.

This video reviews the STI 2011 APEIRO pistol in .45 ACP. The presenter highlights its rarity due to being discontinued, its double-stack magazine capacity, and the advantage of its fiber optic front sight being fixed to the barrel for faster follow-up shots. The pistol is noted for its smooth operation and attractive two-tone finish.

This review covers the Smith & Wesson Model 34-1 .22 LR revolver, a 'kit gun' originally designed for backpackers. The presenter highlights its all-steel J-frame construction, 6-shot capacity, and historical significance as a transition from the I-frame. The example reviewed is a 1969 model, noted for its excellent condition and original box and paperwork.

This review of the Taurus PT809, presented by Nutnfancy, offers an objective assessment of a discontinued 9mm pistol. Despite a common online 'Taurus hate,' the review focuses on the PT809's current performance, highlighting its surprising accuracy and reliability in testing. It's recommended as a high-value budget option for specific use cases like a truck gun or cabin backup, rather than a primary carry firearm, due to its weight and trigger characteristics.

This video showcases a custom Marlin 336 Wild West Guns Co-Pilot rifle chambered in .35 Remington. The primary focus is on a unique SCR Stainless Cerakote finish applied to mimic the appearance of stainless steel, addressing the unavailability of factory stainless models. The presenter details the custom blend of colors used to achieve a bead-blasted stainless steel look, contrasting it with other finishes that can appear too yellow or shiny. The video highlights the difficulty in acquiring these specific Marlin models and presents the Cerakote finish as a viable alternative for enthusiasts seeking a stainless aesthetic.