Videos tagged with Extended Barrel

This video explores whether a competition pistol inherently makes a shooter better, concluding that while it enhances performance with that specific firearm, it may not translate to other guns due to differences in triggers and sight radii. The HK VP9L is used as an example, highlighting features like its longer sight radius, lighter trigger, and extended slide as contributing factors to improved accuracy and shooting experience in a competition context.

This video showcases the significant size difference between the Glock 34 and the extended Glock 17L, highlighting the latter's historical popularity among law enforcement, particularly K9 handlers, and its association with Taran Tactical. The speaker, possessing high authority and expertise, engages viewers by questioning the practical benefits of longer slides for performance.

This video showcases a heavily modified Glock pistol featuring an extended barrel, estimated to be over 16 inches, and a suppressor. The demonstration highlights the firearm's functionality, including loading, chambering, and live-fire at an outdoor range. The footage emphasizes the surprisingly minimal recoil and reduced sound signature despite the extreme barrel length, offering a visual and auditory experience of this unique firearm configuration.

This video showcases a rare Swiss-modified Walther PP, highlighting unique customizations made to a German-origin firearm. Expert Tom Whiteman details the extensive modifications, including an extended barrel, frame, and slide, unique wooden grips, a gold-plated trigger, and a custom magazine, emphasizing the rarity of this specific piece with only an estimated 10 produced and 4 known to exist.

This video features Honest Outlaw, an established firearms reviewer, testing a heavily modified Glock 19X. The pistol boasts an unusual 16-inch barrel, significantly altering its handling characteristics, particularly muzzle flip. The review demonstrates the firearm's reliability through rapid-fire sequences on an outdoor range, offering insights into its performance with this extreme modification.

The Glock 41 MOS is a long-slide, .45 ACP pistol praised for its accuracy and manageable recoil, attributed to its extended barrel and slide length. It features the Modular Optic System (MOS) for easy red dot sight installation and is considered a strong contender for competition shooting and home defense. The Gen 4 model includes finger grooves and comes with 13-round magazines, similar to the Glock 21.

This guide details the maintenance and storage of a unique L-35 Lahti target pistol, emphasizing the care required for its custom features like the extended barrel, specialized sights, and integrated bipod stock. It covers inspection, cleaning, and proper storage, drawing on expert insights from Ian McCollum's detailed examination of this rare firearm.

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.

The Brownells 19 LS Long Slide offers a 17-length slide for Glock 19 or 19-style frames, providing an extended sight radius and increased mass on a compact platform. It features standard Brownells serrations, options for iron sights or RMR mounting, and is available in stainless steel or nitrated finishes. The slide requires specific extended barrels, not standard Glock 17 barrels, due to a slightly different lockup. Both standard and threaded extended barrels are available in 9mm with standard rifling.

This video examines a rare, factory-experimental Savage Model 1907 pocket pistol in .380 ACP, notable for its extended barrel, unique magazine release, and a slide release mechanism similar to the Savage Model 1911 .45 ACP. The presenter highlights its potential as a European-style service pistol due to its ergonomics and capacity, while noting its rarity with only a few known examples.