Videos tagged with Italian Handgun

This review of the Italian Glisenti 1910, presented by C&Rsenal, details its physical specifications, operational characteristics, and critical limitations. The pistol features a short recoil locked action, a 7-round magazine in 9x19mm Glisenti, and dual safeties. However, its high bore axis leads to snappy recoil, and the locking mechanism is not designed for full-power 9mm Parabellum ammunition, making it a fragile choice for a martial handgun. The review highlights the importance of understanding its specific ammunition requirements and the common failure point of the manual safety.

This expert review of the Italian Glisenti 1910, presented by Mae from C&Rsenal, details its physical specifications, shooting experience, and safety features. The pistol weighs 1.76 lbs with an 8.1-inch overall length and a 7-round capacity for 9mm Glisenti. While it groups well, its limitations include easily deforming magazines and an inability to handle full-power 9mm Parabellum, making it an awkward martial handgun. The review highlights its short recoil locked action, steeple sights, and dual safety mechanisms (grip and manual breech block safety).

This expert review of the Beretta 1917, presented by Mae, highlights its compact design and improved ergonomics over the 1915 model. The analysis covers physical specifications, capacity, caliber, and handling characteristics, including a discussion of its snappier recoil and trigger feel. The review also addresses potential reliability issues related to the firing pin acting as an ejector and offers a comparative perspective with earlier Beretta models.