Videos tagged with Internal Hammer

This YouTube video delves into the fundamental differences between internal hammer-fired firearms and striker-fired firearms. It aims to educate viewers on how these two firing mechanisms operate and assists them in determining which type might be a better fit for their needs. The video's creator emphasizes viewer support through merchandise sales and patronage, indicating a focus on independent content creation.

This expert overview from SHOT Show 2024 introduces the FN Reflex, Fabrique Nationale's new micro compact 9MM pistol. The presenter highlights its internal hammer action, which provides a smooth trigger, and details key specifications like the 3.3-inch barrel, 18-ounce weight, and 11/15-round magazine capacities. The FN Reflex is also noted as being MRD compatible and has a retail price of approximately $500.

The Smith & Wesson Equalizer is a new micro-compact 9mm pistol designed for ease of use, featuring an internal hammer for lighter recoil springs and easier slide racking. It offers multiple magazine capacities (10, 13, 15 rounds) and includes an UpLULA loader. Range testing demonstrated good accuracy at 30 yards and exceptionally light recoil during rapid fire, with split times as low as 0.15 seconds.

The Brown/van Choate Trials Rifle, a rare 1871 design, was evaluated in the 1872 US military trials. It features an internal hammer and a unique double-trigger system for cocking and firing. Design flaws, such as a fixed extractor and impractical bolt tension adjustment, led to its failure in trials. Its rarity makes it a significant piece of US military firearm development history.

This video provides a "First Look" at the Ruger Security-9 Compact, a pistol highlighted for its concealability and internal hammer design. Mark Keefe from American Rifleman handles the firearm, offering initial impressions and insights into its features. The description emphasizes its suitability as a concealed carry option.

This video from the WWI Primer series provides an in-depth look at the F.Langenhan Selbstlader Pistol, explaining its mechanics and functionality. The description highlights its single-action operation, internal hammer, and detachable magazine. The content is geared towards enthusiasts interested in historical firearms and their inner workings, likely offering educational insights into a specific WWI-era handgun.

This video delves into the mechanics of the French Mle.1915 "Ruby" pistol, a single-action firearm featuring an internal hammer, slide operation, and blowback action. It highlights the pistol's 9-round detachable box magazine. The content is part of a "WWI Primer" series, suggesting historical context and an educational focus on firearms from that era. Support links for Patreon and SubscribeStar are provided, along with music credit.

This video provides an expert-level review of the F. Langenhan Selbstlader, a WWI German military pistol. It details the pistol's history, physical specifications including its 6.6-inch length and 1.4-pound weight, and its chambering in .32 ACP. The review highlights design influences from the FN Model 1900, discusses the 'suicide screw' safety concern, and analyzes its internal blowback mechanism. Range performance demonstrates surprising accuracy despite its age, and the video differentiates between military and commercial variations. The assessment concludes it's a thin, flat pistol suitable for concealment, though with some ergonomic drawbacks.

This video provides a first look at the Remington R51 9mm single-stack pistol from SHOT Show 2014. The reviewer expresses initial reservations, noting a "smooshy and cheap" trigger feel and a general lack of perceived quality. However, he acknowledges the pistol's classic lines and lightweight alloy frame, which contributes to a slim profile. The R51 is described as firing from an internal single-action hammer system, not a striker. While not overly enthusiastic, the reviewer plans to test the R51 at the range to see if it can compete with firearms like the Ruger LC9, emphasizing honesty about his impressions.