Videos tagged with Knockdown Factor

This expert review from Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA assesses the Colt Defender in .45 ACP for concealed carry. The evaluation focuses on three key performance metrics: Time to First Hit (TTFH), Accuracy, and Knockdown Factor, providing a data-driven score for its suitability as a personal defense firearm.

This review of the Glock 17 by Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA focuses on its performance as a personal defense firearm. It details specific metrics like Time to First Hit (3.67 seconds), Accuracy (4 hits in 3 seconds at 20 feet), and Knockdown Factor (715 with 124gr JHP+P). The Glock 17 is presented as a capable option for concealed carry and home defense, earning a total score of 715 out of 1000.

This review from MidwayUSA, presented by Founder and CEO Larry Potterfield, evaluates the Springfield Armory XD Sub-Compact in 9mm Luger. The assessment focuses on key performance metrics for concealed carry: Time to First Hit, Accuracy, and Knockdown Factor. The pistol achieved a strong overall score, highlighting its suitability for personal defense.

This review of the Magnum Research Micro Desert Eagle in .380 ACP, presented by Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA, evaluates its suitability as a concealed carry handgun. The firearm is assessed based on time to first hit, accuracy, and knockdown factor, with an overall score of 597 out of 1000.

Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA reviews the Sig Sauer P220, a full-size single-stack .45 ACP handgun. He highlights its lightweight alloy frame, integral accessory rail, and 8-round magazine. Performance tests included Time to First Hit (1.6 seconds) and Accuracy (5+ hits in 3 seconds), with the .45 ACP 185gr JHP +P round noted for its knockdown factor. The P220 achieved a high score of 973/1000 for personal defense.

This expert evaluation from Larry Potterfield at MidwayUSA assesses the Walther PPK for concealed carry. It meticulously rates the handgun across three critical metrics: Time to First Hit (TTFH), Accuracy (hits in 3 seconds), and Knockdown Factor of the .32 ACP cartridge. The assessment provides a comprehensive score, highlighting the PPK's performance in practical self-defense scenarios.

The Glock Model 22, chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson with an 11-round capacity, is evaluated as a concealed carry handgun. It scored 447 points for Time to First Hit (1.7 seconds), 507 points for Accuracy (3 hits in 3 seconds), and achieved a Knockdown Factor of 815 points for the .40 S&W 180 grain JHP cartridge. Overall, it rates 815 out of 1000 for concealed carry.