Videos tagged with Made in Germany

This video from FirearmsGuide.com showcases STP Prommersberger pistols, specifically the 1911 and 2011 platforms, manufactured in Germany. The description highlights the extensive Gunsmithing Library available on their website, featuring 26,433 printable gun manuals, schematics, blueprints, and antique gun catalogs, alongside a searchable reference of 82,000 guns and ammo, and a gun valuation guide.

This video from The Gun Dungeon introduces the new HK CC9 micro-pistol and redesigned HK VP9 A1 variants (VP9 A1F full-size and VP9 A1K compact) from Shot Show 2025. The CC9 is highlighted as a shootable, reliable micro-pistol tested to NATO specs, designed and built in the USA. The VP9 A1 series features enhanced ergonomics with 54 grip combinations, including adjustable length of pull, universal grips, more slide serrations, and a flared magwell, with a refined trigger.

This video compares the Walther PDP (retailing around $650) and the Canik TP9 Elite SC (retailing around $400), evaluating their value. The speaker finds both firearms reliable and optic-ready, noting similarities in features like the mag release, trigger safety, and picatinny rail. Ultimately, the speaker concludes the Canik offers superior value for its price point, feeling more solid and better in hand, making it the recommended choice for budget-conscious buyers.

This video provides a first look at the Umarex Glock 17 Gen 5 T4E paintball marker. It highlights the marker's one-to-one replica design of the real Glock 17 Gen 5, its ability to shoot paintball, chalk, and rubber ball rounds, and its operation via CO2 cartridges. The review notes its compatibility with Glock accessories and mentions the first edition's inclusion of extra backstraps and a Glock box.

This video provides a detailed tabletop review and field strip of the Archon Type B pistol. The reviewer highlights its unique features, including a chassis system, a multi-spring recoil system, and a locking block design that contributes to a potentially lower bore axis. The manual's depth and the included accessories like extra magazines and lube are also noted. The field strip process is demonstrated, emphasizing the ease of disassembly and reassembly, with a focus on the firearm's internal mechanisms and construction.

This review from TFB TV provides an expert look at the Heckler & Koch SP5K, a civilian variant of the iconic MP5K. The video highlights key features, compares it to its military counterpart, and offers a detailed unboxing. The assessment notes the firearm's desirability and performance, with minor observations on receiver markings.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Arsenal Stryk B, a 9mm compact pistol introduced at Shot Show 2017. Casey from Arsenal Firearms highlights its unique features, including Grip Mapping Technology for enhanced ergonomics, a beaver tail frame for improved grip, and the patented AF Speed Lock system which contributes to the pistol's exceptionally low bore axis. The review also covers its flat trigger with a short reset and ambidextrous magazine release, noting its German manufacturing and a price point of $779.

This episode of Gun Gripes explores how firearm brand names can be misleading regarding their country of origin. Many firearms bearing American-sounding names, like Rock Island Armory 1911s and American Classic IIs, are manufactured in the Philippines. Similarly, Colt-branded M4 .22 LR rifles are made by Walther in Germany, and Winchester SXP shotguns are produced in Turkey. The discussion highlights the importance of looking beyond branding to understand a firearm's true manufacturing origin and potential implications for quality and value.