Videos tagged with Law Enforcement Caliber

This video argues that the .40 Smith & Wesson caliber is often unfairly criticized by comparing it to 9mm. Instead, it suggests comparing .40 S&W to 10mm Auto, positioning it as a '10mm short.' This perspective highlights .40 S&W's advantages in terms of carryability and power relative to 9mm, while being more manageable than 10mm.

This video argues that the .40 Smith & Wesson caliber is often unfairly criticized due to comparisons with 9mm Luger. The speaker suggests a more appropriate comparison is with the 10mm Auto, positioning the .40 S&W as a '10mm short.' This perspective highlights the .40 S&W's balance of power and carryability, especially in handgun platforms more commonly available than those chambered in 10mm.

This video argues that the .40 Smith & Wesson caliber is often unfairly criticized due to comparisons with the 9mm. The instructor suggests viewing the .40 S&W as a '10mm short,' highlighting its increased power over 9mm while being more manageable and available in a wider variety of carry platforms than the full-power 10mm Auto. This perspective reframes the .40 S&W as a highly capable and practical option for self-defense and general carry.

This trivia game hosted by Graham Allen tests knowledge of firearms history, manufacturers, and common terminology. Contestants answer questions about the origins of revolver cartridges, gunpowder invention, current US Army issued firearms, iconic movie firearms, and the definition of caliber. The game also covers specific firearm conditions like 'Condition One' for a 1911, popular concealed carry types, and the meaning of 'AR' in firearm nomenclature. It concludes with a discussion on common law enforcement calibers.