Videos tagged with Limp Wrisiting

This guide, drawing on expert analysis from Ian McCollum, details how to diagnose common pistol malfunctions, primarily focusing on 'limp wristing' as a frequent cause. It covers identifying issues with slide cycling and provides steps to correct them by ensuring a firm, consistent grip. The video also touches on more complex malfunctions like out-of-battery detonations, emphasizing the importance of proper handling and grip.

This video details a 1000-round endurance test of the new Kimber Next Gen 1911 in 9mm. The firearm was tested without cleaning or lubrication, documenting its reliability and performance. Key features like its optic cut, checkered front grip, and ambi safeties are highlighted, alongside observations on trigger pull weight and ergonomics. The test aims to address common internet discussions about Kimber reliability.

This guide details an experimental technique to test a semi-automatic pistol's reliability under a limp-wristed grip. The process involves intentionally using a weak grip across various firearms and calibers to observe cycling, ejection, and potential malfunctions. The speaker, demonstrating high authority through practical field testing, concludes that inducing malfunctions through limp-wristing is often exaggerated and requires an extreme, unnatural grip.

This guide, informed by an expert firearms reviewer, details the phenomenon of limp wristing, particularly with polymer-framed pistols like the Glock 19. It demonstrates how a weak grip can cause malfunctions and contrasts this with the reliability of metal-framed handguns. Recommendations include training to overcome limp wristing and considering alternative firearms or calibers for enhanced reliability in defensive scenarios.