Videos tagged with Duty Firearms

This video features Regular Guy Training LLC discussing his transition from primarily Glock firearms to the Beretta 92 series. He details extensive round counts on various 92 models, including the M9A4, LTT 92 Elite, and 92 GTS, totaling 26,000 rounds. The speaker emphasizes the need to maintain proficiency with Glocks due to job requirements, despite his preference for the 92 series.

Alyssa Seymour, with high authority and extensive experience across various firearm platforms, provides an analytical guide to understanding and assessing firearm reliability. She emphasizes that reliability is context-dependent and often impacted by user error, ammunition, and maintenance rather than solely the firearm's design. Seymour outlines specific benchmarks and categorizes reliability standards based on the intended use of the firearm.

This video features a detailed discussion and debate about the SIG Sauer P320's design, safety, and marketing. The host and guest explore potential design flaws, trigger mechanisms, and the P320's drop safety, contrasting it with other firearm designs and historical issues. The conversation highlights concerns about the P320's marketing as a universally safe and reliable duty weapon versus its perceived inherent risks and the broader gun industry's practices.

This video reviews ten new pistols for 2024, highlighting features like compensators, improved ergonomics, and optics readiness. It covers models from Smith & Wesson, IWI, Sig Sauer, Oracle Arms, LiveFree Armory, Daniel, and Canik, detailing their specifications and intended applications for concealed carry, duty, and competition.

This video discusses the challenges of protecting blued firearms from rust, especially in wet environments. The speaker shares personal experience of needing to clean blued guns daily after water exposure and highlights the effectiveness of hard chroming both a duty Sig firearm and its magazines for enhanced corrosion resistance. The content also touches on adapting gear for water activities, noting that simply placing a firearm inside a float coat pocket is insufficient to prevent it from getting wet.

Expert instructor Myles from Tactical Hyve compares a Glock 19 duty pistol against a 2011 race gun in 9mm. While the race gun demonstrated superior speed in drills like the six-plate rack (2.61s vs 3.02s) and 100-yard steel (1.40s vs 1.70s), the analysis highlights significant trade-offs. The Glock 19, with over 100,000 rounds and minimal maintenance, proves its reliability advantage over the high-maintenance, custom-built race gun.