Videos tagged with Four Inch Barrel

This review of the Smith & Wesson Model 69 .44 Magnum, dubbed the 'Combat Magnum,' highlights its L-frame construction, a departure from the larger N-frame typically used for .44 Magnum revolvers. The presenter, a seasoned revolver owner, praises its manageable recoil for the caliber, accurate shooting characteristics, and the tight lock-up facilitated by its ball detent system. The review details trigger pull weights for both single and double action, notes the two-piece barrel design, and discusses potential considerations like the smaller trigger guard for gloved use.

This review covers the BRG9 Elite, a budget-friendly handgun imported by Buffalo Cartridge Company. The presenter highlights its features, including 16-round magazines, a flat trigger breaking at 5 pounds, ambidextrous magazine release, and a grip safety. While noting its budget price point, the review also touches on its functionality and potential value for certain shooters.

This video provides a range comparison between the Glock 45 MOS and the Arex Delta Gen 2. The Glock 45 MOS is praised for its reliability and standard Glock trigger, while the Arex Delta Gen 2 is noted for its modularity, ambidextrous controls, and a slightly higher capacity magazine. The reviewer ultimately favors the Glock 45 MOS for personal confidence despite the Arex Delta Gen 2's competitive features and lower price point.

This video tests Ammo Inc's 125-grain .357 Magnum jacketed hollow point ammunition using a 2-inch Taurus 605 and a 4-inch Ruger GP100. Chronograph data revealed significant velocity differences between the two barrel lengths, with the 2-inch barrel averaging 987 FPS and the 4-inch averaging 1234 FPS. Gel testing showed poor expansion and penetration from the 2-inch barrel, while the 4-inch barrel demonstrated better expansion and wound channel disruption.

This review of the Diamondback DB9 AR-9mm pistol covers its specifications, features, and the reviewer's experiences. Key aspects include the non-standard buffer tube affecting brace/stock compatibility, the blowback operating system, and the 4-inch barrel with a 6-inch rail. While generally accurate and fun to shoot, a minor issue with the bolt hold mechanism was encountered and resolved.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Smith & Wesson 500 Magnum revolver, focusing on its immense power and the shooter's experience handling it. The presenter details the long layaway process to acquire the four-inch barrel model, highlighting its aesthetic appeal and perceived ideal size. Shooting impressions emphasize the significant recoil, even with 300-grain ammunition, leading to a recommendation for gloves and a cautious approach to firing.

This review of the Armscor AL22M .22 Magnum revolver highlights its import from the Czech Republic, known for precision manufacturing. The firearm features an 8-shot capacity, a 4-inch stainless steel barrel, and a unique adjustable trigger return spring accessible via a side plate hole. The reviewer notes its accuracy, manageable recoil, and suitability as a versatile home defense or trail gun.

This video features an advanced shooter testing the Smith & Wesson 500 with a 4-inch barrel and 700-grain ammunition. The shooter provides detailed feedback on the extreme recoil, the physical toll it takes, and compares it to lighter calibers. The content focuses on the raw experience of handling such a powerful firearm and the challenges it presents.

This video reviews two Heritage .22LR revolvers: the Barkeep with a 2-inch barrel and the Rough Rider Birds Head with a 4.25-inch barrel. The presenter highlights the Birds Head grip's unique feel and improved handiness, noting it feels more 'pointable' and steady for one-handed shooting. Both revolvers are presented as affordable options for plinking and general use, with discussions on their adjustable sights (via bending), single-action operation, and ejection methods.

This video features a review and shooting session of the Smith & Wesson M500 revolver. The presenter, Yoki Sturrup, tests the firearm with Federal Fusion 325-grain ammunition, noting its significant recoil and overall shooting experience. The review highlights the revolver's specifications and the presenter's initial apprehension turning into enjoyment.

This review covers the Smith & Wesson Model 15-2 revolver chambered in .38 Special. The firearm, estimated to be from 1965-1966, features a pinned barrel and a four-inch barrel length, which the reviewer prefers for its aesthetics and handling. The gun is described as 100% functional with excellent bluing, showing minor wear consistent with holster carry. The reviewer replaced the original grips with Ultamount rosewood grips.

This review covers the Walther PPQ M1, a 9mm striker-fired pistol with a 4-inch barrel. The firearm features upgraded True Glow sights and a unique paddle magazine release system. While comfortable and a good shooter, its size is considered borderline for concealed carry, making it a strong candidate for home defense or a truck gun.