Videos tagged with Extended Barrel

This video details the rare Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 3566, chambered in the custom .356 TSW cartridge. Developed for 1990s practical shooting sports, the .356 TSW offered higher performance and capacity than standard 9mm. The pistol features a 6-inch barrel, single-action-only trigger, and a unique rotating barrel bushing for enhanced accuracy.

The Llama M87 was an early 'out of the box' competition pistol based on the Beretta 92, featuring upgrades like adjustable sights, a refined trigger, and ambidextrous safety for IPSC. Despite its advanced features for the early 1990s, including a high MSRP, it faced commercial failure due to import bans, evolving competition needs, and a lack of 'Major' caliber options.

This review examines two rare suppressed CZ-27 pistols, one used by Polish secret police and the other by the German Gestapo and later West German services. The video details the unique suppressor designs, including rubber wipes and integrated sights, and discusses the pistols' production history and markings. Both are chambered in 7.65mm (.32 ACP) and utilize the fixed-barrel blowback action, making them suitable for suppression.

This video showcases three distinct Walther PP pistols, with a focus on rare variations. The first is an early, case-hardened Walther PP in its original box, featuring unique case-hardening near the tang, ejection port, and muzzle, with near 100% bluing. The second is a rare extended barrel Walther PP with a satin nickel 'verchromt' finish, special ordered by the Swiss Target Shooters Association. The third is another 'verchromt' PP distinguished by its rare brown grip panels. The presenter also briefly mentions a previously sold engraved PPK with wooden grips. The video highlights the collectible nature and unique features of these vintage firearms.

This review details the performance of Lone Wolf's 9-inch barrels for Glock 20 (10mm) and Glock 21 (.45 ACP). Significant velocity increases were observed, up to 12-13% for .45 ACP and 10mm respectively, compared to standard barrels. The extended barrels are shown to be drop-in replacements and are discussed in the context of legal requirements like California's 'Single Shot Exemption' and hunting regulations.