Videos tagged with Girsan MC28

This video tests the common belief that heavier firearms shoot straighter. While the test involved three firearms, including two heavier models (Girsan MC28 and Girsan Witness Match) and one lighter model, the results indicated that the perceived straighter shooting was not solely due to weight. Instead, factors like an exceptional trigger, enlarged magwell, grippy texture, and a compensator were identified as contributing to a flatter shooting experience.

This video from GBGuns presents a curated list of the top 16 affordable handguns, with the most expensive model topping out at $440. The reviewer, with extensive experience testing over 400 firearms, focuses on value and provides a comprehensive article with detailed reviews and pricing on GBGunsDepot.com. The selection predominantly features 9mm handguns suitable for various applications.

This video revisits the Girsan MC28, performing a 'What's for Dinner' ammunition reliability test with various bullet weights and types. The reviewer notes the pistol's trigger is 'not terrible' but expresses dissatisfaction with the ergonomics, particularly the magazine release angle. While functional and capable of decent accuracy, the MC28 is presented as a budget option, essentially a clone of the original Smith & Wesson M&P line, often available for around $250.

The Girsan MC28 by Zenith is presented as a budget-friendly striker-fired 9mm pistol that offers significant value for its price. Despite some minor ergonomic and trigger criticisms, the firearm is noted for its accuracy, reliability, and the generous package it comes in, including multiple magazines. The reviewer suggests it's an excellent option for defensive carry or general shooting, potentially outperforming its price point.