Videos tagged with Pistol Capacity

This video features William Kirk from Washington Gun Law addressing the impact of Washington's magazine ban on concealed carry capacity. Kirk states that the ban does not affect the legal carrying capacity of individuals, encouraging viewers to continue carrying as they did before the ban. The video provides contact information for Washington Gun Law for further questions and links to subscribe to their newsletter, Rumble, and Patreon.

This video delves into the crucial topic of firearm capacity for Everyday Carry (EDC). It aims to spark a discussion and debate among viewers about what constitutes an appropriate ammunition capacity for a concealed carry firearm. The content will likely explore different viewpoints, potential scenarios, and the practical implications of various magazine sizes, offering a platform for viewers to share their opinions and experiences.

This review of the Federal .30 Super Carry cartridge, presented by Jeremy Stafford of Guns & Ammo and Chris Lock of Federal Ammunition, highlights its design to bridge the performance gap between .380 ACP and 9mm for concealed carry. The cartridge offers terminal ballistics comparable to 9mm with increased magazine capacity in similarly sized firearms. Its pricing strategy aims to be accessible, aligning with .380 ACP for target loads and 9mm for defensive loads.

This YouTube video provides crucial updates for Orange County CCW (Concealed Carry Weapon) permit holders in 2020. It announces significant rule changes from the Orange County Sheriff's Department, including modifications to firearm registration with spouses/domestic partners. A key highlight is the reported change to the previous 10-round maximum capacity limit for CCW firearms. The video encourages viewers to watch for details and refers them to the DOJ gun laws website for further information. The content is presented by TRB Training, promoting their firearms training services.

This expert-level comparison by Rob Leatham and Tom Gresham details the fundamental differences between hammer-fired (1911) and striker-fired (XDM) pistol mechanisms. It covers design advantages, trigger feel, safe carry considerations, and practical performance, concluding that personal preference and intended use are key factors in choosing between the two.