Videos tagged with Double-Action Only Trigger

This video reviews the Car PM40, highlighting it as potentially the world's smallest high-quality .40 S&W semi-automatic handgun. The presenter emphasizes the importance of a break-in period for Car firearms, noting that after approximately 300 rounds, the gun achieves exceptional accuracy and minimal recoil due to its tight tolerances and polygonal rifling. It's presented as a viable, powerful alternative to smaller .380 ACP pocket pistols.

This video reviews the Kahr P380, highlighting its suitability for deep concealment due to its small size and snag-free design. The presenter emphasizes the importance of pocket pistols for specific carry situations and discusses the value of purchasing used firearms, noting the P380's potential need for a break-in period. The Kahr P380 is praised for its excellent double-action-only trigger and comfortable ergonomics, making it a top choice for discreet carry.

This review focuses on the Smith & Walther SW990L, a subcompact handgun chambered in .40 S&W. The reviewer, with apparent expertise in firearms, highlights its exceptional performance as a concealed carry weapon, praising its accurate shooting, manageable recoil, and comfortable ergonomics, despite its discontinued status. The video emphasizes the surprising quality of the double-action-only trigger and the overall reliability of the firearm, suggesting it was a missed opportunity for Walther.

This video explores the nuances of handgun trigger types and weights for everyday carry (EDC). The speaker, TheYankeeMarshal, advocates for Double-Action/Single-Action (DA/SA) hammer-fired firearms due to their inherent safety features, particularly the heavier initial DA pull. He suggests ideal trigger weights for DA/SA pistols are around 8-10 lbs for the double-action pull and 3-5 lbs for the single-action pull. For striker-fired or DAO triggers, he finds 8-10 lbs acceptable for carry, emphasizing that trigger smoothness and user familiarity are crucial, especially under stress.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Beretta 96A1 and the SIG P229 DAK, both chambered in .40 S&W. The instructor, BR M USA, highlights differences in trigger mechanisms, ergonomics, and features, offering insights from an experienced shooter's perspective. The comparison focuses on practical aspects relevant to firearm owners.

This video discusses the importance of understanding different handgun trigger pull types for concealed carry. The presenter, who prefers Double-Action Only (DAO) triggers for their consistency, explains the characteristics of DAO, Double-Action Single-Action (DA/SA), and Single-Action Only (SAO) triggers. He emphasizes that personal shooting style and comfort are paramount when choosing a carry gun, and that trigger consistency can be beneficial under stress.

This video provides first impressions of the Kahr CM9, a lightweight 9mm pocket pistol. The reviewer notes its comfortable feel in hand, smooth operation, and surprisingly good accuracy for its size at approximately 12-13 yards. The trigger is described as a double-action-only type, initially requiring a firm pull but becoming consistent. A minor failure to feed was observed with an extended 8-round magazine, which the reviewer suggests might be more finicky than standard capacity magazines.

This video reviews the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 380, highlighting its suitability for concealed carry. Key features discussed include its reliability, compact and lightweight design, integrated laser sight, double-action-only trigger, and frame-mounted safety. The review emphasizes the .380 ACP caliber's effectiveness for close-range self-defense with modern ammunition.

This review compares the Taurus PT 24/7 Standard model to the Glock platform, focusing on ergonomics, controls, trigger mechanisms, sights, ease of use, field stripping, accessories, versatility, value, durability, and reliability. The reviewer, nutnfancy, highlights the PT 24/7's comfortable grip and easy slide manipulation, while noting its double-action-only trigger as a significant drawback compared to the Glock's striker-fired system. The video emphasizes the Glock's superior aftermarket support and simpler field stripping process.