Videos tagged with FIE Titan

This video explores seven real firearms that can still be purchased for under $200 in 2026, emphasizing that budget-friendly options are often found in the used, surplus, or pawn shop markets. These firearms, while not always glamorous, are functional and can serve various purposes from plinking to basic self-defense, offering value for those willing to look beyond new retail.

The F.I.E. Titan is a 25 ACP pistol originally designed in 1962, later produced domestically by Excam. While featuring a fixed barrel for good accuracy at close range and mild recoil, its 25 ACP caliber is ballistically weak for self-defense. The speaker notes occasional reliability issues, particularly during rapid fire, and advises against using it as a primary defense weapon despite its affordable price and compact size.

The Tanfoglio GT 27 is a compact Italian pocket pistol chambered in .25 ACP, often compared to the Beretta 950 but lacking a tip-up barrel. Originally produced in Italy, later versions were assembled in the US by Excam and FIE, sometimes using Zamak frames. Despite its small caliber, it offers surprising accuracy for close-range defense and is a fun, historically interesting piece.