Videos tagged with Handgun Comfort

The speaker argues against the necessity of full-size or compact handguns for everyday carry, emphasizing comfort and consistency. He highlights that modern subcompact options offer sufficient capacity and effectiveness for self-defense, often with comparable ballistics to larger counterparts. Training with smaller firearms is presented as key to proficiency, making them a more practical choice for daily carry.

This video reviews several firearms designed for comfortable concealed carry, focusing on ease of operation and recoil management. It highlights models like the Springfield XDE, Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 380 EZ, and Walther CCP M2, emphasizing features beneficial for individuals with weaker hands or those seeking a user-friendly experience. The review also covers 1911 variants and popular compact options like the Glock 26, offering practical advice for selecting a CCW firearm.

This video discusses the common trend of new gun owners returning their first firearm purchase, often a Glock, due to a lack of external safeties. The discussion highlights that many new buyers are unaware of this feature or its importance to their comfort level, leading them to seek alternatives with external safeties. The insights come from a firearms retailer, emphasizing the wide variety of handguns available beyond popular choices.

This guide helps individuals choose the perfect carry gun by focusing on five key criteria: caliber suitability, ammunition capacity, comfort and concealability, shootability, and personal fit. It emphasizes that reliability is paramount and advises against underpowered calibers like .22LR. The instructor uses an elimination bracket approach to narrow down options, highlighting that a comfortable and concealable firearm is essential for consistent carry.

This video explores the advantages and considerations of carrying subcompact firearms, emphasizing comfort and concealability without sacrificing shootability through dedicated training. The speaker, identified as the 'subcompact king,' advocates for consistent practice with carry firearms, suggesting that high round counts and focused training can overcome perceived limitations like snappiness or trigger pull in smaller pistols. Several subcompact models are discussed, including the Glock 26, Springfield Armory Hellcat, Smith & Wesson CSX, and others, with personal preferences based on concealability, capacity, and reliability.