Videos tagged with Lanyard Loop

This video showcases a rare Glock 17 Gen 5 chambered in 9mm, specifically manufactured for the French Army. It features a unique coyote tan finish, similar to the Glock 19X, and includes military contract identifiers like a lanyard loop and European markings. The firearm is presented as a collector's item due to its rarity and limited availability in the US, especially as a Gen 5 model.

This video showcases a rare European import, the Glock 45 Gen 5 in Hunter Green, which has never been available in the United States. The presenter, Lenny McGill from Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop, highlights unique features like a left-handed threaded barrel, glow-in-the-dark iron sights, and a special racking slide cover plate. He speculates these features suggest a potential military or police contract origin.

Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons details two Smith & Wesson J-frame revolvers used by Japanese police: the 37-2 and 360J. He highlights specific Japanese market modifications, such as the removal of the 'nuclear atom' logo on the 360J due to cultural insensitivity and the addition of extended three-finger grips with lanyard loops for enhanced control and retention. The 360J is chambered in .38 Special +P, while the 37-2 is in .38 Special.

This review focuses on the Auto-Ordnance 1911 A1, highlighting its historical significance and classic design. The presenter expresses a preference for the .45 ACP caliber due to its historical use in winning two World Wars and a general dislike for 9mm, citing a preference for 'old school' firearms and history. The specific model discussed is noted for its curved backstrap, lanyard loop, and low-profile sights, with the front sight painted for better visibility. It was also identified as one of the most affordable 1911 variants available at the time of purchase.

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 review of the Glock 19X MOS highlights its unique combination of a Glock 17 Gen 5 frame and a Glock 19 Gen 5 slide, offering a full grip feel with a more compact slide. The reviewer praises its burnt bronze finish, MOS system for optics, suppressor height sights, and threaded barrel. Shooting impressions indicate a surprisingly good trigger feel and enjoyable shooting experience, making it a strong contender for a primary firearm.

The Glock 19X is presented as potentially the best Glock ever, combining the full-size frame of the Glock 17 with the compact slide and 4-inch barrel of the Glock 19. This crossover design offers an improved grip and faster holster draws. It features a coyote tan finish, factory night sights, ambidextrous slide release, and comes with extended magazines.

This video provides an overview of the NEW Standard Manufacturing Government (GI Style) 1911 pistol. It highlights the pistol's faithful recreation of the original Government Issue 1911A1, emphasizing features like vertical slide serrations, fixed combat sights, original Armory grips, and a lanyard loop. The review details the .45 ACP caliber, 7-round magazine capacity, 5-inch barrel, Parkerized finish, and the inclusion of a thumb safety, slide release, serrated grip safety, and correct hammer. The video is presented by BERETTA9mmUSA and is intended for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes.

This guide details the Glock 19X's suitability as a combat handgun, drawing on insights from a former Navy SEAL. It covers the pistol's design, combat-specific features like the lanyard loop, ergonomic advantages due to a high bore axis, and its exceptional reliability demonstrated through extensive testing (10,000+ rounds). The guide also touches upon its accuracy, durability, and magazine capacity, positioning it as a premier choice for demanding operational environments.

This guide details the process of customizing a Heritage Rough Rider revolver, a project highlighted by an experienced firearms enthusiast and hobbyist gunsmith. The video showcases modifications like a shortened, crowned barrel, bird's head grips, and a custom lanyard loop, emphasizing the Rough Rider's value as an affordable platform for gunsmithing projects. The speaker's expertise in custom modifications and gunsmithing techniques is evident throughout the demonstration.

This video provides a box opening and initial overview of the Glock 19X, highlighting its unique crossover design combining a Glock 17 frame with a Glock 19 slide. Instructor John G. Johnson details the included accessories and key features of the pistol, emphasizing its potential for concealed carry and home defense.

This guide details the installation of a Wilson Combat magazine guide on a Beretta 96, replacing the factory lanyard loop. The process involves firearm disassembly, part inspection, and careful installation. A potential manufacturing defect on the trigger conversion unit required minor filing before installation.