Videos tagged with Firearm Dimensions

This video explains why revolvers are generally not ideal for appendix carry due to their thickness and non-uniform dimensions, which can lead to discomfort and holster fit issues. It compares a Glock 19 to a Smith & Wesson 686, highlighting how barrel and trigger reach dimensions contribute to a longer overall profile for revolvers. The KPA Rhino 200DS is presented as a potential exception due to its unique design.

Tessah Booth, an experienced EDC practitioner, explains her preference for the Glock 48 over the Glock 43X and Sig Sauer P365. She highlights that grip length, not barrel length, is the primary factor in concealed carry 'printing'. The Glock 48 offers a more comfortable shooting experience without compromising concealability for her.

This video reviews nine handguns suitable for concealed carry, emphasizing dimensions and comfort as key selection factors. It highlights specific models like the Sig Sauer P365X, Glock 43X, and Springfield Hellcat, detailing their features, dimensions, and MSRPs to aid viewers in choosing a firearm that balances concealability with shootability for everyday carry.

This video is an FAQ for the "Handgun Brutality" handgun-only competition. Hosted by Sinistral Rifleman and Karl, it addresses common questions about the event, including gun choices, shooting positions, measurement guidelines for firearms and magazines, caliber and power restrictions, recommended gear, and stage design. The discussion touches upon comparisons with IPSC, IDPA, and SASS, and anticipates physical challenges and unique elements compared to local handgun matches.

This comparison between the Glock 43X and Glock 26 highlights their similarities and differences in size, capacity, and feel. While both are subcompact 9mm Glocks with similar barrel lengths and standard 10-round capacities, the 43X offers a thinner profile and a wider grip, while the 26 is narrower but retains a substantial Glock feel. The 43X is generally lighter and has aftermarket 15-round magazine options, whereas the 26 is compatible with standard Glock 9mm magazines. The speaker expresses a personal preference for the Glock 26 due to its carry-ability and familiar feel, despite acknowledging the 43X's popularity and features like front serrations.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the ATA Arms SP Sporter and the Kofs Sceptre SXE shotguns, focusing on physical dimensions, stock features, action mechanics, and handling. The review highlights differences in weight, stock dimensions, recoil pad effectiveness, checkering quality, grip ergonomics, and internal action design. It concludes by offering specific reasons to choose each model based on user priorities like weight, fit and finish, or perceived solidity.

This comprehensive review by sootch00 provides an expert-level comparison between the Glock Model 30 and Model 36. The analysis highlights key differences in dimensions, capacity, weight, and ergonomics, offering practical insights for potential buyers. The speaker's deep technical knowledge and personal range experience establish high authority, making this a valuable resource for understanding these specific Glock .45 ACP models.