Videos tagged with Pistol Selection

This content explores the practical considerations for carrying a firearm in the woods, specifically comparing the Glock 20 and Glock 40, both chambered in 10mm. The presenter showcases how the Glock 40 fits in a 945 Industries chest rig, highlighting a common carry method for outdoor environments. The discussion implies a focus on reliable and potent options for wilderness scenarios.

This guide, drawing from an experienced instructor's assessment, helps viewers select a pistol suitable for smaller hands. It highlights the Glock 43X and Smith & Wesson CSX E-Series as prime examples, discussing their capacity and shooting characteristics. The emphasis is on personal fit and comfort, with the instructor recommending hands-on evaluation to find the best option.

This video provides recommendations for good everyday carry pistols for women, highlighting three specific models: the Smith & Wesson CSX, the Sig Sauer XMR, and the Glock 43X MOS. The instructor discusses key features like capacity, safety, grip size, and recoil mitigation for each firearm, suggesting they are solid choices for concealed carry.

This video offers insights into choosing a firearm for a significant other, primarily from the perspective of a female shooter. Key considerations include ease of handling, recoil, grip comfort, and personal preference. The Glock 43 is discussed as a reliable, easy-to-carry option, while larger firearms are noted for better shootability due to less recoil. The importance of practice and personal fit is emphasized.

This video, presented by a firearms instructor, advises beginners against making expensive firearm purchases early in their training journey. It emphasizes that skill development requires experience, and initial preferences for firearms often change as a shooter gains proficiency. Buying high-end models like the CZ Shadow 2, Glock 47, or Beretta 92FS prematurely can lead to financial loss due to depreciation if the shooter's tastes evolve.

This podcast episode features a discussion on firearm selection for concealed carry and personal defense. The host, The Yankee Marshal, addresses viewer questions about adding specific handguns to their rotation, offering insights into the Heckler & Koch Mark 23 as a notable option for those interested in .45 ACP. The conversation also touches upon the importance of supporting firearms-related charities and the complexities of gun rights advocacy.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to selecting a pistol by breaking down key considerations beyond just brand or model. It emphasizes understanding personal needs, including intended use (recreational, self-defense, home defense), hand fit, and how the gun feels. The instructor highlights the impact of firearm weight on shootability and carry comfort, the prevalence and benefits of 9mm ammunition, and the nuanced role of trigger quality versus grip and recoil management. It also covers the importance of optic cuts, holster availability, and the pros and cons of ported or compensated firearms.

This entry details the pistol choices of a MAC-V SOG operator, highlighting the trade-offs between stopping power, capacity, and stealth. The M1911 .45 ACP offered significant stopping power but limited capacity. The Browning Hi-Power 9mm provided increased capacity for sustained fire. The preferred choice for covert operations was a suppressed High Standard .22 LR due to its extreme quietness, despite its limited penetration. The operator emphasizes tactical targeting of soft spots for lethality with the .22 caliber.

This guide synthesizes expert advice from Classic Firearms on common EDC pistol mistakes. It covers critical aspects of firearm selection, including balancing size and shootability, choosing appropriate calibers and ammunition (favoring hollow points over .22LR for defense), and the risks associated with aftermarket trigger modifications. The advice also extends to practical carry considerations like apparel to prevent printing and the importance of secure, reliable holsters for retention.

This video reviews several pistols for women, focusing on size, caliber, and concealability. It highlights the limitations of small-caliber revolvers and .380 ACP pistols, recommending the Springfield Hellcat and Glock 19 as more practical options for everyday carry due to their capacity, accuracy, and reliability. The importance of proper firearm maintenance, especially regarding rust, is also emphasized.

This video provides a comprehensive countdown of the top 10 Glock pistols for everyday carry in 2025. It evaluates each model based on concealability, caliber, comfort, magazine capacity, ease of use, and modern enhancements like optics-ready slides. The list caters to both new and experienced concealed carriers, highlighting the strengths of each Glock for different user needs and preferences.

This video outlines five essential characteristics for selecting a concealed carry pistol. Key considerations include compactness, affordability for training, lightweight construction (favoring polymer frames), compatibility with Plus P ammunition for increased energy, and overall reliability, with Glock and Kix being cited as examples of dependable brands.