Videos tagged with Naroh Arms N1

This video tests the reliability of the Naroh Arms N1 pistol with hollow-point ammunition, specifically focusing on whether it will reliably feed and fire rounds from brands like Remington Golden Saber, Federal HST, and Speer Gold Dot. The reviewer demonstrates the pistol's function with these common self-defense rounds, assessing its performance under simulated stress.

This review covers the Naroh Arms N1, a new 2019 subcompact 9mm handgun. The reviewer highlights its lightweight design, comparing it favorably to the Shield. Key features include a 3.1-inch barrel, polymer frame, aluminum trigger, and compatibility with Glock 43 sights. The review also tests its reliability with steel-cased ammunition, noting some feeding issues.

This review of the Naroh Arms N1 9mm subcompact highlights its well-made polymer frame and aggressive, skateboard tape-like grip texture. The firearm features an accessory rail and interchangeable sights compatible with Glock 43 aftermarket options. It operates as a hammer-fired, double-action-only pistol with a 7+1 capacity. While prototype magazines did not drop free, production versions are expected to, and both flush and extended baseplates will be available. The primary critique focuses on the long, double-action trigger pull, which requires a full reset, and occasional dead trigger issues noted on the prototype. Despite the trigger, the gun was found to be pleasant to shoot and handled recoil well for its size.

This video from TheFireArmGuy introduces the Naroh Arms N1, a new-for-2019 subcompact 9mm handgun. The review highlights its hammer-fired design, lightweight construction, and focuses on its features, size, and weight. It also includes comparisons to other handguns in the same class, offering potential buyers valuable insights for choosing a concealed carry or self-defense firearm.