Videos tagged with Handgun Malfunctions

This video documents a 1000-round burndown test of the Sig Sauer P211 GTO handgun, equipped with a Romeo X optic. The test revealed a significant number of malfunctions, including failures to extract and eject, and culminated in the optic detaching from the firearm. The presenter attempted to mitigate issues with lubrication, but the firearm demonstrated poor reliability throughout the endurance test.

This video emphasizes a universal and reliable approach to clearing handgun malfunctions, prioritizing speed and effectiveness under pressure. It details the 'Tap, Rack, Bang' immediate action drill and the subsequent 'unload and reload' remedial action for persistent issues. The instructor advocates for retaining skills in subconscious memory to reduce cognitive load during a critical incident.

This video details a practical test of seven different 9mm handguns to evaluate their reliability when subjected to a 'limp wrist' shooting technique, a common cause of malfunctions. The instructor, JaredAF, objectively tests each firearm with Fiocchi 9mm Luger ammunition, documenting specific stoppages like failures to feed, extract, and eject. The results highlight significant differences in how various firearm designs handle this stressor, providing valuable insights for shooters.

This video discusses the most common handgun failures, categorizing them as correctable or catastrophic. The speaker identifies bad magazines as the most frequent cause of correctable failures, while trigger bar issues and extractor problems are cited as common catastrophic failures. Ammunition issues, though frequent, are generally not considered the gun's fault.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to identifying and fixing common handgun malfunctions, including stovepipes, double feeds, failures to feed, and failures to fire. Instructor John G. Johnson emphasizes the importance of proper grip, stance, trigger control, and sight alignment as foundational elements for accuracy and reliability. He also details specific clearing techniques for various malfunctions and offers advice on recoil management and consistent trigger press.

The Yankee Marshal argues that revolvers are superior to semi-automatic pistols for self-defense due to their inherent reliability, simplicity, and reduced susceptibility to common malfunctions like magazine or ammunition issues. While semi-autos offer higher capacity, revolvers are presented as the more dependable choice for personal protection.

This video discusses the shift in public perception and ownership of High Point firearms, specifically focusing on the transition from the popular C9 to the less well-received YC9. The speaker notes that while the C9 had a cult following despite its perceived aesthetic and functional flaws, the YC9 is experiencing significant malfunctions and a lack of accuracy, leading to widespread avoidance.

Instructor Mike demonstrates and explains the 'Two in, Two Out' malfunction drill, focusing on clearing Type 3 malfunctions. The instruction emphasizes practicing these critical skills with both hands, highlighting the importance of proficiency for all shooters. This expert-led session provides actionable steps for improving firearm handling under stress.

This video delves into the often-overlooked issue of handgun malfunctions. It aims to shed light on the realities, implications, and potential causes behind these failures, likely offering insights for shooters, owners, and those interested in firearm reliability and maintenance. The content suggests a focus on practical aspects rather than theoretical or purely recreational shooting.

This video reviews ten handguns identified as the least reliable, detailing common issues like malfunctions, poor accuracy, and quality control problems. It highlights specific models from High Point, Sig Sauer, Taurus, Jennings, Springfield Armory, Remington, and SCCY, often linking reliability concerns to their lower price points. The content serves as a cautionary guide for potential buyers prioritizing dependability.

This review of the MPA Defender, a firearm resembling a MAC-11, highlights initial positive impressions despite a blocky design. However, the review quickly encounters recurring light strike malfunctions, impacting reliability. The presenter attempts troubleshooting with different ammunition brands, ultimately concluding the issue likely lies with the firearm itself.

This Q&A session from InRangeTV covers a range of firearms-related topics. Key discussions include the effectiveness of VR simulations for training, the importance of single-handed pistol manipulation for concealed carry, the benefits of 1x prism scopes over red dots, and the nuances of AR-15 barrel twist rates. The video also touches on the FN FAL's design flaws, the role of cardio in shooting competitions, and critiques the current state and practices of the NRA. Additionally, it explores historical firearms like the trapdoor and rolling block, the potential of the 7.5 FK cartridge, and the practicality of pencil barrels in high-power shooting.