Videos tagged with New York Reload

This video demonstrates the 'New York Reload,' a rapid transition to a secondary firearm when the primary is empty. Honest Outlaw, an established reviewer, showcases proficient target engagement with two revolvers at an outdoor range. The technique emphasizes speed and continuous fire, highlighting the importance of having a backup weapon readily accessible.

Former CIA officer Jason Hanson discusses the necessity and practicality of carrying a backup firearm. He explains the historical 'New York Reload' concept with revolvers and contrasts it with modern semi-automatic firearms that hold significantly more rounds. Hanson advises against ankle carry due to discomfort and suggests appendix or pocket carry as more viable options for a secondary firearm.

This video showcases the Canik Miami Days and Miami Nights Signature Series pistols, presented as a matching set. The host demonstrates dual-wielding these firearms, performs various shooting drills including 'New York reloads' with both pistols, and tests their performance against reactive targets like watermelons, pineapples, and pumpkins. Ammunition types tested include Hornady Handgun Hunter and FMJ rounds, with observations on their effectiveness.

Hickok45, a recognized subject matter expert, provides an in-depth review of the Smith & Wesson Model 642 after 25 years of ownership. He demonstrates its surprising long-range accuracy, practical carry methods with a pocket holster, and reliability with various .38 Special loads. The review highlights the J-frame's suitability for concealed carry and its enduring legacy.

This guide details the fastest revolver reload techniques, including the 'New York Reload' using a secondary firearm and the efficient use of a mechanical speedloader. Instruction emphasizes speed and tactical advantage, drawing on experienced firearm handling demonstrated by JaredAF. Proper safety protocols are paramount during practice.

This guide details effective shooting techniques for the Armscor M200 and M206 .38 Special revolvers, emphasizing smooth double-action trigger control for accuracy. It covers grip, trigger press, follow-through, and rapid-fire strategies, drawing on insights from Roy Huntington, Special Assignment Editor for GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner. The guide also touches on the 'New York Reload' tactical concept.

This guide, drawing on the expertise of Hickok45, revisits the Smith & Wesson Model 642 .38 Special revolver. It covers its history, the advantages of its Airweight construction for concealed carry, and effective shooting techniques. The discussion also touches upon ammunition choices and the practical sufficiency of its 5-round capacity for self-defense scenarios.

This video breaks down a chaotic armed robbery in Daule, Ecuador, where prepared defenders engaged four armed criminals. Instructor John Correia highlights critical tactical lessons, including the importance of waiting for an opportune moment to act, the 'initiative deficit' defenders face, and the necessity of firearm reliability, emphasizing testing with at least 500 rounds. The analysis also debunks the '3 yards' myth, stressing the need for marksmanship skills at greater distances.

This episode of 'I Carry' showcases the Colt Wiley Clapp Commander 1911, a 9mm variant optimized for concealed carry. It highlights the firearm's enhanced texturing, Novak's sights, and Series 70 firing system. The setup includes a Mitch Rosen American Rear Guard holster for comfortable IWB carry, a Striker BAMF flashlight for utility, a Baron Sun Cutlery folding knife for daily tasks, and a Remington RM380 as a 'New York Reload' backup pistol.