Videos tagged with Mid-Size Handgun

This video identifies the Ruger SR22 and Walther PPQ 22 as the two most reliable semi-automatic .22LR handguns available, contrasting them with less reliable models like the Ruger LCP II and Walther PPK in .22LR. The instructor emphasizes that reliability is paramount in a firearm, even over aesthetics or accuracy, and attributes the PPQ's success to its design and dimensions, suggesting that larger platforms are better suited for the .22LR caliber's reliability.

This review of the IWI Jericho 941 FS9 highlights its all-steel construction, CZ-75 inspired design, and DA/SA trigger system. The reviewer notes its comfortable weight, good balance, and flat shooting characteristics, particularly appreciating the crisp single-action trigger and tactile reset. While acknowledging minor cosmetic handling issues at the factory and the lack of a decocker, the overall impression is of a well-made, fun-to-shoot handgun suitable for home defense or range use.

The video discusses the ongoing debate between using open sights versus red dot sights on handguns. The speaker, a firearms instructor, acknowledges the learning curve for transitioning to red dots but highlights their benefits for accuracy, especially on full-size handguns. He expresses a preference for traditional sights on his personal CCW handgun due to concerns about battery life and mechanical failure, while recognizing the popularity and effectiveness of red dots, particularly among younger shooters and for competition.

This review covers six mid-size handguns suitable for concealed carry, duty, or self-defense. The video highlights the Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS for its reliability and aftermarket support, the M&P9 Shield EZ for ease of use, the P320-XCompact RX for its capacity in a compact size, the Hellcat OSP as a micro-compact option, the Walther Q4 SF for its steel frame and shootability, and the Ruger LCRx revolver for its simplicity and potent .357 Magnum option. The discussion emphasizes the trade-offs between concealability, capacity, shootability, and ergonomics.

This video explores various Jericho 941 models available at Century Arms' surplus corner. The discussion highlights differences between polymer and steel frames, compact and full-size variants, and the appeal of surplus firearms with historical service backgrounds. Key features like frame-mounted safeties and the availability of single-action-only configurations are noted, along with the general positive shooting characteristics of the Jericho platform.

This video from SHOT Show 2016 introduces two Springfield Armory handguns: the EMP 4-inch and the XDs 3.3-inch in .40 S&W. The EMP 4-inch is presented as an evolution of the popular EMP line, offering a longer barrel and frame for improved handling and sight radius while retaining the narrow grip. The XDs .40 S&W is highlighted as a versatile addition to the XDs line, which aims to provide compact concealment options in multiple calibers (9mm, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP).