Videos tagged with Gas Operated Pistol

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Laugo Arms Alien Remus, a compact 9mm pistol marketed for concealed carry (EDC) and competition. The review highlights its innovative gas-operated system, which the presenter claims offers exceptionally flat shooting and reduced recoil. Key features discussed include its 4-inch barrel, 15+1 and 17+1 magazine capacities, premium trigger (around 2.5 lbs), ergonomics, safety features, and optics-readiness with the PTR system for slide assist. The reviewer conducts live shooting drills, including a build drill test and a 300-round reliability test without lubrication, to demonstrate its performance. The video also compares the Alien Remus to mainstream brands like Glock, Sig, and Smith & Wesson, positioning it as a unique and high-performing alternative.

The Wildey Survivor in .45 WinMag, a gas-operated 'hand cannon,' was tested in a backup gun match at Pima Pistol Club. Despite its immense power, the pistol experienced frequent malfunctions, likely due to soft-point ammunition. Its sharp edges also made rapid handling painful, highlighting ergonomic challenges despite its impressive 'knock-down' capability.

This review details the rare BSW prototype gas-operated pistol, a competitor to the Walther P38 in 1930s German military trials. It highlights the unique gas lever mechanism, aluminum frame, 13-round capacity, and its double-action-only operation. Range testing revealed snappy recoil and a long trigger reset, with disassembly showcasing its internal gas port system.

This segment from Guns & Gear Season 4 features Magnum Research's iconic Desert Eagle gas-operated pistol. The description highlights the show's format, which includes in-studio interviews, field demonstrations, and expert tips, aiming to provide viewers with a comprehensive look at new and interesting firearms and products. Guns & Gear airs on various networks including NBC Sports Network, Pursuit Channel, and WILD TV, with detailed broadcast schedules provided. The video encourages viewers to visit Magnum Research's website for more product information and Guns & Gear TV's website for show segments and news.