Videos tagged with Firearm Availability

This video discusses a shift in handgun caliber popularity, moving away from the dominant 9mm Luger towards more powerful options like 10mm Auto and higher-velocity rounds like 5.7x28mm. The trend is driven by increased firearm availability in these calibers and a consumer desire for greater power in carry guns.

This video discusses the potential import of the Slovakian Service Rifle into the United States, specifically in a pistol configuration. The discussion highlights efforts to make this firearm available to the US market, with a noted preference for an 11.5-inch barrel length. The content is presented with an authoritative tone from an expert.

TheYankeeMarshal, an experienced firearm enthusiast, questions the actual ownership of the Springfield Hellion, noting its apparent lack of visibility despite initial popularity. He also discusses seeing a Springfield SA-35, a clone of the Browning High Power, and expresses a preference for a stainless steel version of the latter, even considering replacing an existing one if a suitable stainless FN High Power clone becomes available.

This video provides an expert overview of the Zastava M85 rifle, emphasizing its practical features like reliability, compact size, and modularity. The speaker, demonstrating experienced authority, highlights the advantages of the 5.56 NATO chambering for US-based shooters and promotes Ammo Squared as a solution for consistent ammunition supply. A detailed 1000-round review is also mentioned for those seeking deeper insights into the rifle's performance.

This video analyzes the diminishing availability of lightweight revolvers in 2026, attributing it to manufacturers shifting focus to higher-volume polymer pistols. It details ten specific models becoming harder to find, offering insights into their features, market positioning, and reasons for potential discontinuation. The analysis highlights the evolving landscape of the defensive handgun market.

The video discusses the "Glock panic buy of 2025" driven by Glock's announced discontinuation of Gen 3, 4, and 5 models by November 30th, 2025, with only slimline pistols remaining. The speaker advocates for acquiring reliable Glock Gen 3 pistols due to their interchangeability and proven reliability, likening them to the AK of the pistol world. The advice is to ensure possession of at least three duty-ready Gen 3 Glocks before the sales cutoff.

This video appears to be a highly anticipated reveal or discussion about a firearm model designated as 'LV-120'. The title "LV-120 When?" suggests a strong focus on the release date, availability, or perhaps a review of this specific firearm. Given the limited description, it's difficult to ascertain the exact content, but it is likely aimed at firearm enthusiasts eager for information about this particular model.

This video features Exile Armory staff discussing customer comments, addressing inquiries about merchandise, website development, and firearm availability. They provide updates on specific models like the P10C, Kel-Tec P50, and Daniel Defense uppers, while also detailing challenges with shipping and inventory. The team emphasizes their commitment to customer service and their business operations.

This video from Exile Armory discusses their pricing strategy, explaining that they use flat rates rather than percentages for markups. They emphasize selling volume to make a profit and address customer questions about price fluctuations. The video also showcases various firearms and accessories available for purchase, including specific models and their prices.

This video debunks the myth that larger calibers are inherently deadlier, focusing instead on the statistical reality driven by availability and common use. Instructor Ted from Line 45 explains that 9mm and .22 LR are involved in the most deaths due to their widespread popularity, affordability, and ease of concealment, not necessarily superior terminal ballistics. The key takeaway is that shot placement and frequency of use in real-world scenarios, rather than raw power, determine a caliber's statistical impact.