Videos tagged with Limited Production

This review covers the Walther PPK SD chambered in .32 ACP, highlighting its nostalgic appeal and suppressed shooting capabilities. The firearm is noted for its ease of suppression, light recoil, and reliable function with various ammunition types, making it an excellent range toy and collectible, though not ideal for concealed carry.

This video documents a participant's experience at the 38 America USPSA match in September 2025. The shooter, new to USPSA after extensive IDPA experience, navigates seven stages, including two classifiers. They discuss strategy adjustments, accuracy versus speed, and the challenges of competing in the Open division with a Glock MX equipped with a barrel and comp, expressing a desire to transition to Limited Production or Carry Optics with a 2011 pistol.

This review covers the Free State GunCo SAS-9, a machined aluminum production firearm based on the 3D-printed 'Mac & Cheese' design. It highlights the firearm's compatibility with MAC uppers and AR lower parts, its direct blowback operation, and its ability to accept Glock magazines. The review also discusses trigger compatibility, potential issues with outrunning the trigger, and recommendations for lubrication and maintenance to ensure reliability.

This entry details DSA's unique Titanium FAL project, highlighting its 7.5 lb weight achieved through extensive use of billet titanium in the upper receiver and small parts. Expert Ian McCollum discusses the limited production run of 12 units, component materials like titanium and aluminum, and the practical implications of reduced weight on felt recoil during range testing.

This video provides an overview of the new B&T 96, a firearm commemorating the 30th anniversary of the collaboration between B&T and H&K in producing MP5s. The firearm will be available in the United States as a limited production run, featuring a mix of Swiss and German parts, including a Swiss receiver and barrel, and a German bolt. The presenter highlights the high quality and collectible nature of these firearms.

This entry details the Colt Boa, the rarest of Colt's 'snake' revolvers, produced in 1985 as a custom order for Lew Horton Distribution Co. With only 1,200 units made, it bridges the gap between the Mark V and Python. The guide covers its physical features, mechanical details, unique serial numbering, and high collectibility, especially for those completing a snake gun set. Instruction is provided by Ian McCollum, a recognized expert in firearms history.

The Colt Boa stands as the rarest of Colt's 'snake' revolvers, produced in a limited run of 1,200 units in 1985 for the Lew Horton Distribution Company. Chambered in .357 Magnum and utilizing the Colt Mark V action, this double-action revolver was available in 4-inch and 6-inch barrel lengths, featuring a distinctive Royal Blue finish and unique serial number sequencing. Its rarity and custom nature make it a highly sought-after collectible.

This video provides an expert look at the Springfield Armory M1A 50th Anniversary Limited Edition rifle. The presenter, representing GUNBROS, highlights the rifle's heritage, its limited production run of 1,974 units, and special features like the commemorative medallion and walnut stock. The presentation emphasizes the collectibility and historical significance of this particular M1A model.

This video assesses the relevance of the HK USP Expert, a handgun noted for its limited production status and premium price point. The reviewer highlights its accurate shooting characteristics, excellent single-action trigger, and ambidextrous controls, but questions its value proposition due to the high cost, the need for separate accessory rail adapters, and standard 15-round magazine capacity. The current production USP models are also mentioned as a more accessible alternative.

This video delves into the exceptionally rare North American Arms Co. M1911, a variant produced in Quebec, Canada, during WWI. It highlights the historical context of its creation due to US production demands, the unique markings and mechanical differences compared to standard Colt 1911s, and the reasons for its extremely limited production run. The rarity makes these pistols highly sought-after collector items, with auction values exceeding $100,000.

This review from Forgotten Weapons introduces the Elysien pistol, a Czech-made firearm distinguished by its Art Nouveau design and premium materials like magnesium and titanium. Expert Ian McCollum highlights its aesthetic appeal over practical application, positioning it as an exclusive collector's item with a limited production run and a price point between 5,000 and 10,000 Euros. The pistol utilizes a classic Browning tilting barrel system.

This entry details the B&T Mk-II, a rare, limited-production pistol from Switzerland. It highlights the firearm's hybrid construction, standard 17-round capacity, and the availability of extended magazines. The video features a collector with high authority, demonstrating the installation of a +13 magazine extension, emphasizing the firearm's unique features and collector appeal.