Videos tagged with Japanese Police

This entry details the Smith & Wesson Model 37-2 and 360J revolvers used by Japanese police. It covers their historical context, technical specifications, and unique security features like specialized lanyards and holsters. The information highlights the Japanese policing philosophy of moderation and community service, contrasting with US standards. Expert insights are provided on their design evolution and procurement history.

This video examines the Japanese police version of the Sig P230, a modernized take on the Walther PP/PPK. Introduced in 1977, the P230 was adopted by Japanese police in 1995 due to societal anti-gun sentiment and a requirement for a manual safety, which was added to the left side of the frame. A lanyard loop was also incorporated under the left grip panel.

This video provides an expert review of the Sig Sauer P230, a classic .380 ACP pistol. James Reeves, a recognized firearms expert, details its historical lineage from the Sauer 38H, its design evolution, and its adoption by various international law enforcement agencies and potential use by the British SAS. The review highlights its concealed carry features, trigger characteristics, and compares it to modern alternatives, ultimately concluding it remains a charming and effective choice despite its age.