Videos tagged with Flat Bottom Magazine

This video examines a 1944 Walther PPK, noting its consecutive serial number to a previously featured gold-engraved model. The discussion highlights late-war production characteristics, including the potential for simplified features due to wartime shortages. It also details the specific red presentation case, its pre-war style magazines, and included accessories like a cleaning rod and dummy rounds.

This video reviews the Atlas Gunworks Ares, a 4.25-inch ported 2011 pistol designed for carry. The hosts discuss its high price point, precision machining, and how features like the ported barrel and aluminum frame contribute to reduced recoil and improved shootability. They compare it to other 2011 platforms and discuss its suitability for discerning shooters and competition, emphasizing the need for meticulous maintenance due to its tight tolerances.

This video demonstrates the practical difference between using a flat-bottom magazine and a magazine with a pinky extension on a sub-compact pistol like the M&P Subcompact. It highlights how the pinky extension allows for a full grip, potentially increasing comfort and control, while the flat-bottom magazine requires a specific technique to accommodate the pinky finger hanging off the grip. The choice between the two is presented as a personal preference based on hand size, comfort, and carry considerations.